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The ABC is pleased to announce Gruen Nation and Gruen will return back-to-back from Wednesday 30 April at 8pm on ABC TV and ...

Both Gruen Nation and Gruen will return back-to-back from late April on ABC. Gruen Nation returns for two episodes before a further 10 episodes of Gruen S17, all at a new time of 8pm Wednesdays.

Languages: English. An attorney who served as an alternate juror during Karen Read's first trial is joining her defense team, according to a court document filed Wednesday, and a legal expert told ...

Karen Read was back in court Tuesday to wrap up more motions before her retrial begins April 1. The 44-year-old was tried last year in the case, but that case ended in a mistrial on July 1 when ...

Karen Read watches her attorney Robert Alessi make a point during her trial at Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham, Mass., on Feb. 25. (Greg Derr/AP) ...

LATEST UPDATE: Kane County Coroner’s Office confirms human remains were found inside of car pulled from Fox River in connection with disappearance of Karen Schepers. Click HERE for latest details.

A Trump-hating Karen was hit with 'instant karma' when she tried to snatch a MAGA hat from a stranger's head after branding him a 'racist.' The woman fell flat on her face after chasing the man ...

Karen Read case worlds collided in Norfolk Superior Court when activist blogger Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney joined the accused at the defense table as the prosecution sought data from his phone.

KAREN REED AND HER DEFENSE TEAM SHOWED UP. SO FOLKS, WE’RE HERE FOR A HEARING. A HEARING ABOUT PHONE RECORDS FROM AIDAN KEARNEY, A BLOGGER KNOWN AS TURTLE BOY, AND HIS COMMUNICATIONS WITH ...

(WJAR) — The judge in the Karen Read case said Thursday that the Bristol County, Massachusetts, woman's retrial will begin April 1 with jury selection, denying a defense motion to delay it.

The judge presiding over the Karen Read case on Thursday denied a defense request to delay the start of her second trial, paving the way for jury selection to begin April 1 as scheduled.