The upcoming fifth season of HBO ‘s Emmy-winning crime anthology series True Detective — and the second with Issa Lopez as writer/showrunner — is moving along. It also is moving to another state, HBO’s Head of Drama Series and Film Francesca Orsi told Deadline during an interview at The White Lotus Season 3 premiere while discussing the network’s upcoming slate.

True Detective is leaving the Night Country behind as the show heads east for Season 5. The anthology series may be moving to a new location, but it’s sticking with the same showrunner as Season 4, Issa Lopez.

The wait is over—well, almost. HBO has officially confirmed that True Detective Season 5 is in the works, and while

True Detective ‘s future remains bright at HBO as the anthology series gears up for Season 5 with Season 4’s Issa López at the helm. Below, we’re breaking down everything we know so far about the latest chapter, from where it is going to be set to who is involved with the production. Scroll down for a closer look.

Season 5 of True Detective will be set against a warmer background, after the freezing Alaska investigation of Night Court.

True Detective season 5 is now preparing to shoot in New York, and casting news should be coming our way sooner rather than later.

True Detective Season 5 heads to New York with a fresh mystery but remains tied to Season 4’s lingering threads.

The return of True Detective is hotting up, with a setting for new episodes announced by HBO. News of True Detective season five follows hot on the heels of a successful fourth run, set in Alaska. Starring Jodie Foster, that series was titled True Detective: Night Country.

HBO is developing a new season of True Detective, and new information about the upcoming installment has been revealed.