A high-profile mass shooting case is back in court Monday morning. Travis Reinking, the man convicted in the deadly Waffle ...

Travis Reinking seeks a new trial, arguing mental health issues affected his state during the Antioch Waffle House shooting.

A judge is now considering convicted Waffle House shooter Travis Reinking's request for a new trial. Reinking killed four and is serving life in prison. A new trial could place him elsewhere.

The hearing for the Antioch Waffle House shooter has continued this week as his attorneys work to prove that his previous ...

Reinking's attorneys argue jurors received an incomplete picture of his mental health issues and state during the attack.

Travis Reinking was sentenced to life in prison without parole after shooting and killing four people at a Tennessee Waffle ...

Travis Reinking, the man who allegedly killed four people at a Waffle House in Tennessee last spring, is not fit to stand trial, a judge has ruled. Reinking, 29, appeared in court in Nashville on ...

Travis Reinking's FOID card was later revoked in August 2017 when he decided to move to Colorado. His firearms were handed off to his father at that time, prosecutors said.

Travis Reinking said he believed he was commanded by God to kill people at a Waffle House in Tennessee nearly four years ago because they were government agents, attorneys said Monday.

Travis Reinking, the suspect in the Nashville-area Waffle House shooting that left four people dead, was arrested Monday afternoon after a massive manhunt. He was carrying a backpack that ...

Travis Reinking's guns, including the weapon used in the Waffle House shooting, were seized by authorities from the Tazewell County Sheriff's Office in Illinois in July 2017, after he was arrested ...