Idaho Students Killed

Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students, said he was out driving to take a hike and see "the moon and stars" at the time of the murders, his lawyers said.

Bryan Kohberger appeared in court on Wednesday, but a judge did not set a trial date or make a decision on a motion by the defense for a change of venue.

Idaho prosecutors will have to turn over some DNA evidence used in the student murders investigation and against suspect Bryan Kohberger, the judge has decided.

Some of the victims' families have opposed the demolition, calling for the house to be preserved until after Brian Kohberger, the man accused of the slayings, has been tried.

Idaho prosecutors have asked for students stabbing suspect Bryan Kohberger's quadruple murder trial to take place over six weeks this summer, with shortened hours and no extra time for the defendant to come up with an alibi.

Idaho District Judge John Judge, who is overseeing the quadruple university student murder case against Bryan Kohberger, granted the defendant's request to remove media cameras from the courtroom Monday – however, the proceedings will still be streamed by the court.

Multiple scholarships have been established to honor the memories of four University of Idaho students killed in a home invasion stabbing one year ago today.

Idaho judge overseeing Bryan Kohberger's university student stabbings case says he is "not going to ban cameras" from high-profile court proceedings.

The FBI returned to the Moscow, Idaho home on Tuesday where four college students were allegedly killed by Bryan Kohberger in November 2022.

An Idaho judge gave quadruple murder suspect Bryan Kohberger’s defense a minor victory last week after denying their efforts to dismiss the indictment against him for the stabbing deaths of four university students last year.

Two surviving housemates in an off-campus University of Idaho rental home in Moscow, Idaho, were awake and texting each other during a massacre that left four of their friends dead last November, according to a new report.

With Idaho District Judge John Judge expected to decide soon whether news cameras will be allowed to remain in the courtroom during proceedings for Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger, his on-camera remarks from a prior hearing could weigh heavily on his choice.

Lawyers on both sides of the Idaho student murders case have asked the court to restrict TV cameras in court as the unexplained slaughter of four undergrads continues to attract national attention.

Cameras in the courtroom have been an issue in high-profile cases for decades, and an Idaho judge is expected to rule on the issue in Bryan Kohberger's case.

Bryan Kohberger has waived his right to a speedy trial, but his defense continues to fight the evidence used in his arrest in the Idaho student murders case.

Bryan Kohberger waived his right to a speedy trial during a Wednesday afternoon court hearing, delaying the start date of the trial which was originally scheduled for Oct. 2.

Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger's defense team grilled DNA experts in court Friday as they aim to challenge the evidence used to indict him in connection with a quadruple stabbing.

Ahead of University of Idaho stabbing suspect Bryan Kohberger's latest hearing, Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson urged Judge John Judge to deny the defendant's second request to delay proceedings without waiving his right to a speedy trial.