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Lottery officials say the man, whose birthday is on July 7, won $77,777 on a 777 Scratch-off ticket on June 7.
In the early hours on Saturday, 8 people were hit by gunfire outside the West Broadway nightclub, H2O.
In the one year of the tragedy, the families have united in their need to take action for their loss.
On the year mark of the mass shooting at Old National Bank, Officer Nick Wilt's mom reflected on times when the children were little, and the world didn’t seem as harsh.
It has been one year since the mass shooting occurred in downtown Louisville.
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Officials say the firearm used in the shooting that killed five people and injured eight others has now been destroyed.
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The agency had previously said the gun would be destroyed by last Friday.
The U.S. Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (ATF) announced the gun used in the Old National Bank mass shooting that killed five people and injured several others will be destroyed.
Officer Nick Wilt has taken a break from his therapy and is continuing to improve while focusing on rest.
They say the gun dealer ignored warning signs from the now deceased shooter.
This comes a day after a lawsuit was filed by survivors and family members of victims against River City Firearms.
Filed Monday, the lawsuit alleges River City Firearms had a legal obligation to recognize several red flags exhibited by the shooter while making the purchase six days before the massacre.
Karen Tutt is one of several plaintiffs who have joined together in a lawsuit against the gun store that sold the weaponry to the shooter.
The desire for notoriety and fame is something Mass Shooting expert Dr. Adam Lankford has seen from researching several other tragedies.
On April 10, 2023, a man employed by the bank walked into a boardroom meeting and opened fire with an assault rifle, claiming the lives of five people and injuring several others.
Victims and families of the Old National Bank shooting are planning to file a lawsuit in Louisville against Texas gun manufacturer Radical Firearms.
Wilt continues his outpatient therapy, creating goals and working to achieve them.
“I still think about Jim often and reflect on his significant impact on so many people’s lives.”
Officer Nick Wilt's family collected a check totaling $170,000 from the donations coming from Wilt Week.
On Saturday, the organization revealed the Deana Eckert Community Room, a place for people to feel her enthusiasm, passion, and the warmth of her smile.
“I’m really happy to see a lot of people come out and support him,” Newton said. “It shows that as a community we’re really close-knit.”
UofL Health and Frazier Rehab experts say Officer Wilt's recovery looks to be extremely positive.
Wearing a smile and giving well-wishers a thumbs up, 26-year-old LMPD Officer Nick Wilt exited the Frazier Rehabilitation Institute displaying the hope and determination that doctors said has made his recovery nothing short of remarkable.
Money collected from all events will be presented to Officer Wilt and his family on Saturday, August 5th at the St. Matthews Potato Festival.
Dallas Schwartz was the first person who was shot on April 10 at Old National Bank’s former location in downtown Louisville, police said.
Louisville Metro police said Officer Nickolas Wilt is showing steady improvement in his recovery efforts.
Old National Bank opened its newly relocated facility months after a deadly tragedy at its old downtown Louisville location.