Special Judge Frances Gull will not make a decision on a key motion in the Delphi murders trial until proceedings begin ...

Despite repeated requests from WTHR and other media organizations, Judge Frances Gull has ruled cameras aren't allowed in the ...

Follow along live throughout the trial as journalists from the Indianapolis Star and the Lafayette Journal & Courier cover the case.

DELPHI, Ind. — A murder trial in the 2017 killings of two teenage girls is set to begin Friday in the small Indiana town where the teens and the man charged with killing them all lived.

After more than seven years of waiting, family, friends, and the community of Delphi will officially have their day in court.

All eyes will be on the Carroll County Courthouse, where opening statements will kick off a highly anticipated trial that’s ...

An inside view of the Carroll County Courthouse as captured by reporter Dave Bangert, who will be assisting WIBC/Network ...

Richard Allen is accused of killing Libby German and Abby Williams in Delphi, Indiana, in February 2017. DELPHI, Ind. — 2,802 ...

Special Judge Fran Gull still has some outstanding business to settle ahead of the Delphi murders trial, with some court ...

It’s been seven years since two young girls were found dead after taking a walk on an abandoned train bridge in a small Indiana town.

Friday marks the start of the Delphi murders trial as Special Judge Fran Gull will listen to opening statements and arguments ...

The last of 16 jurors were seated Tuesday for the murder trial of a man charged in the Indiana killings of two teenage ...