A college basketball star from Kansas whose career ended after a southern Indiana man crashed into her family in downtown Louisville two years ago has made a selfless donation to help children in need.
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Tears streamed down 19-year-old Ava Jones’ face as she told a jury that while she was once on scholarship to play basketball for Iowa, she can no longer shoot a basketball or even walk very far after a Louisville man accused of being high on fentanyl crashed into her family in 2022.
Ava Jones, her parents Trey and Amy Jones, and her younger brother were in town for a basketball tournament the evening of July 5, 2022, when they were hit by a car.
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Wednesday marked one year to the day since a Kansas family's story changed in an instant while walking on a downtown Louisville sidewalk.
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Michael Hurley faces multiple charges for hitting the Jones family on July 5, 2022.
Michael Hurley faces charges of Murder, Assault and Driving Under the Influence.
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Ava Jones held her signing Wednesday inside her high school in Nickerson, Kansas.
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Ava Jones got difficult news from doctors this week about her recovery.
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The man police say admitted to taking hydrocodone before hitting a Kansas family in downtown Louisville in July, killing the father, faced a judge Tuesday morning.
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Louisville Metro Police say he told officers at the scene that he had taken hydrocodone and was so tired, he couldn't make a turn.