ESPN's Ryan Clark on Thursday apologized for comments he made on the case of deceased football player Kyren Lacy in light of new evidence presented by police.

The one certainty here is that this was a senseless tragedy in December, magnified by a second life lost in April,' Van Pelt said.

Prosecutors who investigated the fatal crash that led to charges against Kyren Lacy found that the Louisiana State Police probe had “several inconsistencies." ...

The role of former LSU receiver Kyren Lacy in a fatal December car crash has come under renewed scrutiny over the last week.

The attorney of the late Kyren Lacy, a former LSU football player who was accused of negligent homicide for his alleged role in a fatal car crash last year, is questioning his involvement in the deadl ...

After an attorney for the late Kyren Lacy cast doubt on the findings, Louisiana State Police released a video from the fatal Dec. 2024 accident.

Former LSU Tigers standout and NFL veteran Ryan Clark utilized his platform on ESPN's 'Monday Night Football' to voice his thoughts on the new details surroundi ...

Two contrasting accounts are emerging over how Louisiana State Police handled the investigation that led to Kyren Lacy's arrest three months before his he fatally shot himself.

Ryan Clark went into detail as he explained why he felt the need to apologize over his comments on former LSU player Kyren Lacy.

The Tigers star died by suicide on April 12 as prosecutors were pushing a case alleging he caused the fatal Dec. 17 pileup.

Police released video evidence on Tuesday showing what they said was NFL hopeful Kyren Lacy causing a deadly crash on a Louisiana highway last year, as the late athlete's attorney and state officials ...