A South Korean appeals court reduces the prison sentence of Kim Keon Hee, the former first lady of ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol. The court’s decision follows her conviction over allegations related to receiving luxury gifts and providing improper favors.

The reports say the appellate court adjusts the punishment while leaving the underlying case outcome in place. The coverage focuses on the change in sentence rather than new charges or additional facts. ABC News describes the sentence reduction in the context of the legal proceedings stemming from the luxury-gifts and favors allegations, while the Winnipeg Free Press report similarly centers on the appellate court’s decision and the former first lady’s updated term.