Scott Weiland

A new report has surfaced.

The children of Scott Weiland have had lawsuits filed on their behalf over the alleged unauthorized use of their late father's name to sell merchandise.

On Dec. 3, 2015, the iconic Stone Temple Pilots singer died while on tour.

A bus owner is seeking reimbursement for $50,000 worth of damages plus punitive damages caused by Scott Weiland to a vehicle back in 2013.

In a most haunting discovery, Creed singer Scott Stapp found out he was touring on the same bus Scott Weiland had died on.

We recently had Richard Patrick in our studio to discuss Filter's upcoming album, 'Crazy Eyes,' and he took some time to address Scott Weiland's death.

According to a new report, Scott Weiland's second wife, Mary Forsberg, ran into some drama while attempting to retrieve one of Weiland's guitars.

Scott Weiland's ex-wife Mary Forsberg has filed court documents to be named the executor of the late frontman's estate.

Weeks after Scott Weiland's death, his friends, family members and former bandmates are left with the impossible task of making sense out of a senseless loss.

Stone Temple Pilots sat down in a studio and listened to the STP track "Atlanta" while reminiscing about the vocal force that was Scott Weiland.