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Fatal Crash at 67th and Olive in Glendale Claims One Life, Injures Four Others
One person killed in pedestrian collision at Ollie Street and Mansfield Highway in Fort Worth, Texas
Fatal Collision with Police Vehicle Claims One Life in Apache Junction, Arizona
A tragic collision between a civilian vehicle and an Apache Junction police officer resulted in one fatality and left the officer injured on Tuesday afternoon. The accident occurred at approximately 4:20 p.m. at the intersection of Apache Trail and Valley Drive in Apache Junction. According to police reports, the officer was responding to a high-priority call for service when their patrol vehicle collided with another vehicle.
In a tragic incident on Monday morning, 63-year-old Bryan Horner of Mesa lost his life in a multiple-vehicle pedestrian accident on Loop 202 Red Mountain Freeway. The Arizona Department of Public Safety reports that the incident occurred shortly after 6 a.m. near Country Club Drive. According to investigators, Horner had initially stopped his vehicle in the area before being struck by a passing car. The situation escalated as multiple other vehicles subsequently hit him.
Fatal Hit-and-Run Claims Motorcyclist's Life at E. 16th Street and N. Post Road in Indianapolis
A tragic hit-and-run collision claimed the life of a motorcyclist on Sunday evening at the intersection of E. 16th Street and N. Post Road on Indianapolis' east side. The incident occurred around 8:00 PM when an unidentified vehicle collided with the motorcycle and fled the scene immediately after the crash.
Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash Claims Two Young Lives on County Road 300 W in Wabash County, Indiana
A tragic early morning crash on Sunday in Wabash County, Indiana resulted in the deaths of two teenagers. The incident was discovered by an off-duty Indiana State Police trooper from the Peru Post in the 5000 block of County Road 300 West. According to investigators, a Chrysler PT Cruiser veered off the western edge of the roadway, and the driver appears to have overcorrected, causing a loss of control.