New York Times Games Engineering Director Jonathan Mckinsey Fatally Shot in Dublin Parking Lot as Police Arrest His In-Laws on Murder Suspicion
Police say witnesses helped officers quickly detain the two suspects after the Saturday afternoon shooting near Dublin Sports Grounds.
NTSB Says Cessna 172 Crashed Into Hanover Home After Aborted Takeoff, Then Loss of Airspeed Near Trees on Second Try in Jefferson County
A preliminary report says the small plane hit treetops and then a house after struggling to gain speed during departure from Lee Bottom Airfield.
New Mexico National Guard Swift Water Team Rescues Two Stranded on Submerged Pickup Truck in San Miguel County Floodwaters Near Ojitos Fríos Creek
The rescue was part of a busy week of flood response missions across New Mexico.
A’ja Wilson Apologizes to Teammates After Late Technical Foul in Indianapolis, but Las Vegas Aces Star Says a Fan Crossed a Line During Playoff Loss
Wilson said she regrets the technical she received, but she stood by her reaction after a confrontation near the basket in Game 2.
Less Than a Week Remains for Eligible Indiana Voters to Register Before the State’s Oct. 6 Deadline, With Online, Mail, and In-Person Options Still Available
Indiana voters have only days left to get registered ahead of the state’s early-October cutoff.
Albuquerque Teen Accused in Drunken Rollover Crash That Killed 11-Year-Old Boy Will Remain Jailed Until Trial, Police Say After Thursday Hearing
Police say the 18-year-old admitted drinking and using marijuana before the crash near Unser Boulevard and Interstate 40.
Ohio Man Indicted in Death of Indiana Teen He Met Online, With Federal Prosecutors Alleging Kidnapping, Sexual Exploitation and Dismemberment After Her Disappearance
Federal prosecutors say the Columbus man lured the 17-year-old from Fishers, then tried to hide what happened across several Ohio locations.
Indiana Resident Shoots Accused Home Invader in Self-Defense After Police Say the Man Forced His Way Inside a Residence, Leaving Detectives to Investigate the Nighttime Confrontation
Police say the homeowner fired after an alleged break-in at an Indiana residence, and investigators are still piecing together what led up to the shooting.
Santa Fe Mayor Signals Possible Revival of Dormant Civilian Police Oversight Board as Use-Of-Force Complaints and Settlement Payouts Mount
City leaders are weighing whether to reestablish a decades-old oversight panel that has sat unused in city code for years.
Pima County Investigators Dismiss a New Ransom Message in the Nancy Guthrie Disappearance After Claims on Social Media Said the Missing Tucson Mother Was Held in Mexico
Authorities said the text was not credible and warned the public not to send money or personal details in response to unsolicited messages.