Charlie Kirk murder: Judge rules key hearing will be public
A Utah judge has denied a defense request to close a critical upcoming hearing for the man accused of assassinating political activist Charlie Kirk. Reporters and members of the public will be allowed to attend the preliminary hearing for 23-year-old Tyler Robinson after Judge Tony Graf ruled Monday that the proceedings must remain open. The defense team had filed a motion to restrict public access to portions of the hearing, which is scheduled to run from July 6 to July 10. The block of hearings will serve as the most significant presentation of evidence to date in a high-profile case that has drawn immense public attention across the country.
Top Videos

Charlie Kirk murder: Judge rules key hearing will be public

MARTA train stabbing leaves one dead, suspect in custody

USMNT secures 3-2 victory over Senegal in World Cup warmup

New airport parking deck has 6,400 spaces

Severe weather outlook for Monday

New parking deck opens at Atlanta airport

Deadly crash in Jackson County on I-85

Sen. Jon Ossoff, Keisha Lance Bottoms unite at Atlanta rally

Family says body recovered in East Point was missing man

Sen. Jon Ossoff hosts campaign rally in Atlanta

Georgia runoff candidates face off in debates

Search team finds body of missing East Point man

Secretary of state Republican candidates in runoff debate

Atlanta Press Club hosts critical primary runoff debates

War Secretary Hegseth demands Pacific partners pull their weight

Victim suffers severe lasting injuries after brutal attack

What we know about a deadly stabbing on an Atlanta train

Man sentenced to life after rape and screwdriver attack

Woman fatally stabbed on Atlanta MARTA train

Volunteers collect donated luggage for foster care kids

Boxing gym renamed for shooting victim Devon Anderson

UPDATE: 3 on board in Dawsonville helicopter crash

Helicopter crash in Dawson County

Cobb County water rescue training underway
