An Owen County teenager has died in a crash Monday night, WLWT reports.

The crash occurred just after 8:30 p.m. Kentucky State Police told our sister station that the teen victim was in a vehicle that crashed on KY 355 in Gratz, Ky.

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Dispatchers said the teen was 16 or 17. No name has been released. Officials with Owen County High School confirm that the victim was a student at the school and that grief counselors have been called out to help classmates.

The crash remains under investigation.

A 15-year-old girl who became the focus of a search involving more than 100 law enforcement officers in Lakewood says she has no idea how she ended up at a Walmart Supercenter more than five hours after she went missing.

“We are still treating it as a possible abduction until we find something that discounts that,” said Steve Davis, Lakewood police spokesman.

Angelina San Andres ended the frantic search within minutes after an Amber Alert was issued by calling police from the Walmart at 440 Wadsworth Blvd. to let them know she was safe.

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Police had deemed her disappearance suspicious after her phone was found 300 yards from her home in Kent Knutson Park. Her backpack was found in her front yard.

San Andres, who attends Lakewood High School, 9700 W. 8th Avenue, was last seen around 7:15 a.m. in the 12100 block of West Nevada Drive.

She was waiting for her brother to pick her up for school when she disappeared, Davis said. Her mother called 911 after she found the backpack, he said.

San Andres has been taken to the Lakewood police station to be interviewed, he said.

Officers from several law enforcement agencies including Lakewood police, the FBI, Colorado State Patrol and Jefferson and Elbert counties converged on the park to search for Andres. Crime scene tape ringed the park as law enforcement officers canvassed a one-square mile area. A police canine also helped with the search and crime scene techs also processed her brother’s car in a high school parking lot.

Police were concerned about San Andres’ safety because they found her phone and backpack.

“We are concerned about her safety. She is missing and we found property that we would expect her to have with her,” Sgt. Randy McNitt, Lakewood police spokesman, said in the early hours of the search. “We’re working it as more than a runaway right now until we get other indications.”

San Andres does not have a history of running away from home and didn’t arrive at school Monday morning.

In many run-away cases, a child would have an argument with parents or some precipitating event, McNitt said.

“That’s not what we’re dealing with here. This is not usual behavior for her. We are treating it far more seriously than a typical missing person’s case,” he said.

Authorities in Atlanta are searching for a 19-year-old Aberdeen woman who recently moved to the city but has since gone missing, according to her family.

Morgan Bauer moved to Atlanta, Ga. on February 11. Bauer’s mother, Sherri Sichmiller, says she made plans to share an apartment with someone she had meant on Craigslist, but those plans fell through. Bauer quit posting to social media about two weeks ago, which her mother says is very unusual.

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Atlanta police listed her as a missing person as of Saturday, Sichmiller says.

Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact Atlanta police or her family at (605) 277-6879.

The man accused of starting the fire that killed three people in Winchester, including his own son, pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter.

Jackie Hisle was charged after fire ripped through B & P Apartments, sending some people jumping for their lives. It happened around 1:15 a.m. on Friday morning at the complex on Springmist Lane in Winchester.

According to a citation, Hisle admitted to smoking on his oxygen tank while intoxicating, causing the explosion that killed his son, Donald Hisle, and caused the death of two others in the complex.

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Hisle also admitted to police that he had been warned not to smoke around the tank, knowing it could cause a fire.

Witnesses said no smoke alarms went off and they awoke to explosions and flames. Six people went to the hospital with broken bones, burns or smoke inhalation and several others were treated on scene.

71-year-old Dixie Everman died after jumping out of a second story window to escape the flames.

“Anybody and everybody that she has ever met will tell you that she was the most caring and sweetest woman that they have ever met,” Everman’s granddaughter Chaela Everman told LEX 18.

29-year-old Tina Reynolds also perished in the fire.

Hisle told the judge he could not afford an attorney. His bond will remain at $1 million. Another preliminary hearing will be scheduled for March 23.

Funeral services for Hisle’s son Donald began at the same time as the arraignment.

Charleston PD is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Haley Agostas who went missing in early March.

Police say Agostas was last seen on the 7th of March and that her family has not been able to get in touch with her since. She drives the 2007 Miata shown in the photo with S.C. license plate JNT730.

Agostas is described as a 30-year-old white female, blond and blue-eyed, 5 feet 2 inches tall, and weighing 100 pounds.

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Officials say her last known location, courtesy of her cell phone carrier, was US highway 20 between Augusta and Atlanta, GA, on the the 8th of March.

Anyone with information concerning her whereabouts is asked to contact the on-duty central detective at 843-743-7200 or Sgt. Freshman at 843-720-2487.