A judge dismisses a first-degree felony rape charge against Parker Kingston, a former BYU wide receiver, according to reports from multiple outlets. The dismissal follows procedural filings connected to the case and the timing of the trial. One account says prosecutors had sought a delay again, and the judge dismisses the case as a result. Prosecutors indicate they plan to refile the charge, signaling the matter may return to court despite the dismissal. The reporting focuses on the court’s decision to dismiss the felony charge rather than on the underlying allegations, and it reflects that the case status changes due to motions and trial scheduling. No outcome on the merits of the allegations is reported in these summaries. Overall, both sources describe a judge’s dismissal of the felony rape case and prosecutors’ stated intention to pursue the charge again.