American Marc Fogel, who has been held in Russia since being arrested on drug charges in 2021, has been freed, according to the White House.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The man who hoarded explosives and other hazardous materials inside of his home has received his sentence. Marc Hibel pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal trespassing, one ...

Marc Hibel was arrested in 2023, after officials found explosive chemicals at his home in the Highview neighborhood.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Marc Hibel agreed to an Alford plea in court this morning, maintaining his innocence while acknowledging that there is enough evidence to convict him. This plea comes after ...

Marc Hibel is now out of jail on bond after completing a court-ordered, two-week treatment program. His bond was initially set at $50,000 but was lowered in September to a partially secured $10,000 ...

The property at 6213 Applegate Lane is the home of Marc Hibel, who was arrested in late July after Louisville Metro Police said it discovered homemade explosives at the site.

Here is a timeline of decisions made since explosives were found inside Marc Hibel's Highview home.

It started this summer when 53-year-old Marc Hibel was arrested after dangerous chemicals were found in his home and inside a house next door. Hibel was allegedly squatting in that home.

Marc Hibel, 53, was arrested back in July, when investigators said he admitted to making and detonating homemade explosives. His home was full of chemicals and junk.

Marc Hibel has been lodged in Metro Corrections on a $50,000 cash bond since being charged Aug. 3 with two counts of burglary and wanton endangerment after officials found more than 20 dangerous ...

An attorney filed a motion Monday to halt the controlled burn of Marc Hibel's property where explosives were found.

Louisville hoarder Marc Hibel's house could be destroyed by a 'controlled burn' as mayor says it's too filthy and dangerous to clear out - but neighbors fear it could release toxic fumes ...