The defense attorney for Lindsay Clancy expressed a willingness to work out a plea deal for his client in an interview Tuesday on ABC’s “Good Morning America.”

The judge in Lindsay Clancy’s trial declared a mistrial after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict. Here's what's next.

Lindsay Clancy’s mistrial case is an apt conclusion for a case that has divided the public and sparked a national reckoning on maternal mental health.

A mistrial was declared after a jury couldn't decide if Lindsay Clancy was in her right mind or psychotic when she allegedly killed her three children.

Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney said he is open to a plea deal.