New details about Riley Strain’s death in Nashville have been released in his autopsy and toxicology reports.

Riley Strain's cause of death confirmed after final autopsy results are released Nashville police released the results after receiving the Mizzou senior's toxicology report ...

Riley Strain's autopsy does not indicate "evidence of any foul play" after the Missouri college student was found dead in the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 22, according to ...

The autopsy and toxicology report was made public on Tuesday morning (June 18) and contained specifics and surprises. The report also addressed questions about if Strain was drugged.

Riley Strain died from an accidental drowning after over-indulging, according to the medical examiner's report released Tuesday.

Family of dead Mizzou student Riley Strain requests second autopsy: Reports The 22-year-old Strain's body was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville last week. His loved ones say it only ...

An investigator hired by Riley Strain's family labeled autopsy and toxicology results disseminated last weekend as lies.

Strain’s blood alcohol level was .228 and he also had Delta 9 in his system. The autopsy report classifies Strain’s death as accidental and there were no signs of significant trauma.

The heartbroken family of Riley Strain had a second, private autopsy completed on their son as new details in his devastating discovery cast a shadow over his mysterious disappearance and death.

University of Missouri student Riley Strain, whose sudden disappearance made national news in March, drowned in a river outside of Nashville, Tennessee, and there's evidence he'd been drinking ...

A year after the death of Missouri student Riley Strain, a look at how Nashville officials plan to improve safety along the waterfront.