A judge in the civil case against Karen Read agreed to delay some discovery until after her criminal retrial.

Karen Read will not be deposed in a civil case against her until the conclusion of her second criminal trial, which is scheduled to begin in January, a judge ruled Thursday.

Ahead of her retrial, Karen Read was the subject of a two-part profile in Vanity Fair.

Part 2 of Vanity Fair’s Karen Read profile was released Wednesday morning. Here’s what we learned.

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As prosecutors prepare to retry Karen Read, the opening of a two-part profile has dropped in Vanity Fair.

The second installment in the two-part series is expected to be released on Wednesday.

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The first installment in Vanity Fair’s long-awaited profile of Karen Read dropped on Tuesday morning. Part 2 is scheduled to be released on Wednesday. Karen Read is ready to speak. This summer, after her first murder trial ended with a hung jury, Read spoke to VF about her late boyfriend John O’Keefe, and what she and her legal team...

Karen Read’s lawyers were back in the courtroom Monday seeking to delay the civil case against her.

Karen Read’s legal civil team was in court Monday, arguing a question of her Fifth Amendment rights and how her ability to defend herself could be compromised if she has to manage competing civil and criminal cases against her. The family of her Boston police officer boyfriend, John O’Keefe, filed a wrongful death suit against Read and the two...