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Judge still weighing delay of Hasan trial

The defense presented its case to the presiding judge Tuesday to have the trial for accused Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Hasan pushed back from June until October. The trial was originally scheduled to begin in March, but was delayed until June at request of the defense.

Updated 04/10/2012 07:31 PM

Judge issues delay in Maj. Nidal Hasan trial

Presiding Military Judge Gregory Gross chose to push back the murder trial for Maj. Nidal Hasan to June of this year. Originally slated for March, the trial is expected to last about two months.

Updated 02/02/2012 05:40 PM

Fort Hood shooting suspect wants to delay trial

A military judge set a hearing next week to consider Maj. Nidal Hasan's request to delay the trial. It's unclear why defense attorneys want more time or if they're proposing a new date. The high-profile military trial is expected to last about two months at Fort Hood.

Updated 01/27/2012 09:30 PM

Hasan trial date set, military lawyers to lead case

Maj. Nidal Hasan told a judge Wednesday he had released his civilian defense attorney. Hasan did not enter a plea during the arraignment hearing. The judge set a March 5, 2012 trial date.

Updated 07/20/2011 05:11 PM

Fort Hood policy changes instituted since Nov. 5

Policy Changes

It has been nearly seven months since the shooting at Fort Hood, which left 13 people dead and dozens injured. On Tuesday, accused shooter Maj. Nidal Hasan appeared before military court for his Article 32 hearing. He is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder.

Fort Hood cop says her career has been cut short

Sgt. Kimberly Munley, one of two civilian police officers who brought down the alleged Fort Hood shooter, said her wounds from the incident may cut her career short.

12/03/2009 06:45 PM

Fort Hood soldier injured in mass shootings tells his story

A Fort Hood soldier who survived the Nov. 5 mass shootings on the military post speaks out about the incident and the injuries he sustained.

Updated 11/12/2009 08:48 AM

Brother of wounded soldier shares remarkable story

Nate Hull is the brother of the first soldier shot during Thursday's mass shooting at Fort Hood. Hull said the past 36 hours have been difficult for him and his family, but he is grateful that his brother is alive.

11/07/2009 05:36 PM

Civilian killed in Fort Hood shootings awarded high honor

Michael Cahill, the only civilian killed during 2009’s deadly shootings at Fort Hood, was honored with the Secretary of the Army Award for Valor Monday.

Fort Hood moving forward 6 months after shooting

May 5 marked the six month anniversary of the Fort Hood shooting that left 12 soldiers and one civilian dead. Wednesday, officials addressed the progress made on some of the programs implemented following the shooting, as well as plans for the future.

Planning continues for Fort Hood Living Memorial Garden

Initially there was hope of a May 1 groundbreaking ceremony for the Fort Hood Living Memorial Garden. However, the project is still in the planning stages.

Car show raises money for Fort Hood Memorial Garden

This year saw one of the largest turnouts yet at the fifth annual Bloomin Temple car show, and it's all going to help a good cause. This year all proceeds from the event go to the Fort Hood Living Memorial Garden.

Progress on efforts to help Fort Hood shooting victims

Support for the victims of the Nov. 5 Fort Hood shootings has come in many different forms. Organizations like the Central Texas-Fort Hood Association of the U.S. Army have collected donations, and legislators have tried to do their part in making sure the victims received maximum benefits.