SUMMARY: Aiden Jones, a 19-year-old from Indiana, died in a four-wheeler accident in Lincoln County. The crash occurred on Trusty Road after midnight when Jones lost control of the vehicle. First responders performed CPR, but he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. An autopsy is underway, although toxicology results are still pending. Deputy Butch Phillip noted that Jones and his family were visiting a property they own in Lincoln County at the time of the accident.

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office said it happened just after 12:30 a.m. on Saturday on Trusty Road.

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SUMMARY: This weekend marks the 57th Harvest Homecoming Festival in Downtown New Albany, celebrating a longstanding Southern Indiana tradition. The event features a parade lined with vintage cars and pumpkins, drawing families and locals, such as Nancy Logsdon, who has attended for decades. Participants, including Joseph Cole and his daughter, seek to create new memories. The parade launches nine days of festivities, including a dog show, pumpkin chunking, and booth setups. Organizers emphasize the event’s role in fostering community connections and reunions, as attendees come from various states to reconnect and enjoy food, games, and festivities in pleasant weather.

Big crowds attend New Albany’s Harvest Homecoming Parade

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SUMMARY: A U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security report highlights a persistent terror threat from foreign jihadist networks and homegrown extremists, identifying over 50 cases across 29 states from April 2021 to September 2024. The report notes increased threats following the August 2021 ISIS-K attack and the October 2023 Hamas assault. Committee Chairman Mark Green criticizes the Biden administration’s approach, citing vulnerabilities from policy failures and open borders. Convictions include various individuals involved in terrorism, material support for Islamic terrorist organizations, and attempts to commit violent acts. The report emphasizes serious deficiencies in the Department of Homeland Security’s capabilities and screening practices.

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