Parties to the case are no longer allowed to speak to the media or post online about it without the court's permission

Frisco ISD notified parents they will have to release certain student's information due to a subpoena over a fatal track meet stabbing in April. Parents have until July 29 to contest their child's information being released to the courts.

Frisco ISD confirms to NBC 5 that it has been subpoenaed in connection with the investigation into a deadly stabbing at a track meet.

A Collin County judge has issued a gag order in the trial over a deadly stabbing at a Frisco track meet. Here's what that means.

A gag order was issued in the Karmelo Anthony murder case as advocacy groups call for due process and Frisco ISD responds to a related subpoena.

This gag order issued by Judge John Roach applies to anyone associated with the defense or the prosecution on the case.

A judge has issued a gag order in the murder case against Karmelo Anthony, accused of fatally stabbing Austin Metcalf.

Judge John Roach cited the extensive pretrial publicity surrounding the case and concerns that it could affect the fairness of the trial. The order bars attorneys, witnesses, spokespersons, and law enforcement from speaking substantively about the case.