Karrion Kross is currently one of the most popular stars among the WWE Universe. However, his bookings have been very lackluster, with the star having wrestled only two matches on television ...

WWE News: WWE Superstar Karrion Kross's future with the company is uncertain as his contract nears expiration, with no renewal talks initiated. Despite growing ...

The clock is ticking down to Karrion Kross hitting free agency, and WWE has so far shown no urgency in getting a deal done with the popular Raw Superstar. That ...

Time continues to tick down on the current WWE contract of Karrion Kross. Despite his surging popularity in recent months, WWE hasn’t made any true effort to capitalize on Karrion Kross ...

Karrion Kross wishes he'd been more involved in WrestleMania, but can't argue with Joe Hendry's inclusion.

Following his explosive WrestleMania 41 Recap appearance last month, Karrion Kross has moved to clarify that he's not disgruntled in WWE, but he's instead just "very hungry". That 'Mania Recap ...

Kross has used this narrative, blended with real-life frustrations with his place on the card, to blur the lines between kayfabe and genuine feelings, with a few sly comments and a scathing promo ...

As a result of Kross' frustrations, he appeared on WWE's official WrestleMania 41 recap podcast after the festivities were over and cut the most-talked about promo of the weekend.

Karrion Kross is doing everything he can to get our and WWE’s attention.

Karrion Kross's contract with WWE is approaching expiration this summer, with no official confirmation of an extension or release. His recent performances and social media traction have been well ...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- A woman was sentenced Thursday for the 2020 death of a Spokane teen. Brenda Kross was sentenced to 102 months in prison, or 8.5 years. Kross expressed remorse during sentencing ...

Brenda D. Kross, left, tearfully reads a statement before being sentenced for the manslaughter of Andrew Sorensen on Thursday in Spokane County Superior Court. (Jesse Tinsley/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW ...