FLDS News

Child Protective Services has revised the number of children it took into state protective custody following the raid on the Fundamentalist LDS Church's YFZ Ranch.

When a grand jury meets here later this month, criminal indictments could be handed down against more members of the Fundamentalist LDS Church.

Child Protective Services continues its investigation of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, but the Associated Press reports that more than half of the 440 custody cases have been ...

A daughter of jailed polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs will not be allowed to dump her court-appointed lawyer in the child custody case, a judge ruled.

Child by child, Texas authorities are acknowledging that many of the children seized during a raid on a polygamist sect's ranch can safely live with their parents or guardians.

A B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a complaint from a polygamist couple who alleged a teacher's union discriminated against them by calling for an investigation into allegations of child abuse in the ...

Anyone who's spent much time here knows the simple two-story building with a white exterior and the gold-scripted "82" on the front door.

In what is now becoming a daily occurrence as the nation's biggest child custody case moves forward, Texas child welfare authorities have filed to "nonsuit" more children taken in the raid on the Fundamentalist ...

Attorneys for a polygamous church sued a court-appointed accountant on Friday, seeking to reverse an $8.8 million judgment against its $110 million property trust.

The increasingly protracted battle between the FLDS community and the state of Texas has prompted a number of discussions about the Texas polygamous group and the Mormons.

Texas child welfare authorities have filed papers seeking to drop more children of the Fundamentalist LDS Church from court oversight in the nation's largest custody case.

Three members of a polygamous church have asked a judge to stop a court-appointed accountant from selling off land held in a communal trust.

An Arizona county attorney prosecuting polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs said today he'll oppose any attempt by Jeffs' defense to prohibit use of evidence seized during a raid on the sect's Texas compound.

Settlements have been reached that will allow six children from a polygamist sect to remain with their mothers.

Warren Jeffs and four followers were indicted in Texas in July and charged with sexual assault of a child.

Lawyers representing a group of FLDS mothers caught up in the raid on the YFZ Ranch are headed back to court in an attempt to force child welfare authorities to hand over evidence of child abuse and neglect.

A judge says she will hear evidence October 1 in San Angelo into whether items seized in the April state police raid on the Yearning for Zion Ranch can be used as evidence against six Fundamentalist Church of ...

Child welfare authorities have decided court supervision is no longer needed for 34 more children taken in the raid on the Fundamentalist LDS Church's YFZ Ranch.

A Colorado Springs woman considered a person of interest in an investigation of phone calls that may have sparked a raid on a Texas polygamist group is on a list of possible witnesses to testify against the ...

Fundamentalist LDS Church leader Warren Jeffs and two followers are the latest to be indicted by a grand jury here on bigamy charges, accusing them of polygamous marriages.