"You’ll never erase her name, her story lives on, and we’ll make sure that the world never forgets who Crystal was," Brooke Bryan, Rogers' sister, said.

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Volney Rogers, the founder of Mill Creek Park, fought against the city of Youngstown’s plan to build a sewer system in the ...

Steve Lawson, the first man convicted in the Crystal Rogers case, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison. Sentencing for ...

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Judge Charles Simms III sentences Steven Lawson in connection with the disappearance and death of Crystal Rogers.

Steven Lawson was sentenced after he was found guilty by a jury in Bowling Green of conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with physical evidence for his role in Crystal Rogers' presumed death.

The sentencing came about two months after a jury found Steven Lawson guilty of conspiracy to commit murder and tampering ...

The man who admitted to moving Crystal Rogers' car on the Blue Grass Parkway that night of her death will be sentenced on ...

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One of three men convicted in the disappearance and presumed death of Bardstown mother Crystal Rogers was sentenced Wednesday ...