Kentucky officials identify victims of UPS plane crash.

Kentucky officials have identified the 14 victims who tragically lost their lives in the recent UPS cargo plane crash. The individuals included crew members Capt. Dana Diamond, 62; Capt. Richard Wartenberg, 57; and First Officer Lee Truitt, 45, along with Angela Anderson, Carlos Fernandez, Trinadette “Trina” Chavez, Tony Crain, John Loucks, John Spray, Matthew Sweets, Ella Petty Whorton, Megan Washburn, Louisnes Fedon, and her 3-year-old granddaughter Kimberly Asa. Mayor Craig Greenberg expressed the city's profound sorrow over the loss, emphasizing the deep impact on families and the community. It was confirmed that all victims have been identified through DNA, medical, and dental records, with families duly informed. There is a sense of relief among officials and families that all victims have been located. The crash, which occurred just outside Louisville's airport, resulted in the grounding of similar aircraft and raised concerns about safety inspections. The incident struck a city heavily reliant on UPS, its largest employer. Jeffrons County Coroner Jo-Ann Farmer shared her emotional response at the press conference, highlighting the ongoing grief experienced. Officials have set up a hotline for those affected, encouraging support and remembrance for those who perished in the tragedy.