Fort Hood Shooting

The prosecution in the trial of alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will be allowed to admit certain items of visual evidence.

The court martial of Fort Hood shooting suspect Nidal Hasan is still on schedule.

Six potential jurors in the trial of accused Fort Hood gunman Nidal Hasan were dismissed Tuesday. Potential jurors were read the names of those killed or injured in the 2009 attack shortly after proceedings began. One potential juror was dismissed after indicating that he knew one of the 13 people killed...

The trial of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan enters the jury selection phase Tuesday after almost four years of delays. Army officers from across the United States will be flown to Fort Hood for possible inclusion in the jury that will decide if Major Nidal Hasan will face execution following a November 5, 2009 shooting on base that killed 13 and injured 32...

The presiding judge in the Nidal Hasan trial ruled Thursday that witness testimony about a pregnant soldier killed during the 2009 Fort Hood shooting will be allowed. At a hearing in 2010, a soldier who witnesses the attack testified that Pvt...

A bomb threat threatening accused Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Hasan has forced an evacuation of Bell County Justice Center in Belton on Wednesday. Staff have been allowed to return the building as of 1 p.m. A "non-specific" threat was made at 10:55 a...

Judge Col. Tara Osborn has rejected Nidal Hasan’s “defense of others” strategy. At a Friday hearing, Osborn ruled that Hasan will be prohibited from entering any evidence or testimony claiming he was protecting Taliban leaders in Afghanistan from Fort Hood troops set to deploy...

At a Tuesday hearing, attorneys for accused Fort Hood gunman Nidal Hasan said that aiding him in pursuing his current defense strategy would cross an ethical line. Hasan asserts that he carried out a 2009 mass shooting on base in order to protect Taliban leaders and fighters from American troops deploying to Afghanistan...

Accused Fort Hood gunman Nidal Hasan said during a hearing Tuesday that he was defending Islamic militants in Afghanistan when he carried out his attack. This is the first time he has discussed his motivation for the November 2009 shooting rampage...

During a hearing Monday, judge Col. Tara Osborn ruled that Fort Hood shooting suspect Nidal Hasan is fit to represent himself. Now Hasan is requesting a three month delay in the trial in order to prepare for his defense. Hasan had previously said he wouldn’t need extra time, but a hearing Tuesday will decide if he should be granted a delay...