N. Ind. woman injured in fatal jet crash released

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — A woman injured when a private jet crashed into her home and two others near the South Bend Regional Airport has been released from the hospital.

Memorial Hospital spokesman Edgar Diaz says Diana McKeown was released Wednesday evening. Neighbors said she lives in the middle of the three homes struck by the small jet originating from Tulsa, Okla. The jet's crew, former Oklahoma quarterback Steve Davis and his friend, Wes Caves, who owned the plane, both were killed.

Memorial Hospital spokeswoman Maggie Scroope said Thursday that there was no change in the conditions of the two passengers who survived the crash. Jim Rodgers was listed in serious condition and Christopher Evans was in fair condition.