The man who police believe killed two Idaho firefighters responding to a brush fire after starting the flames himself had ...

Wess Roley once lived in Phoenix, with some of his family still living in the area, according to court records and social ...

Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Authorities identified the suspect as Wess Roley. Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris said it appeared he had been living in his car, and ...

Snopes was able to identify the individuals in the photo, but the social media account that posted it appeared to have been deleted.

Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris said on Sunday that it remains unclear whether Roley was shot dead by cops or died by suicide.

The suspect's grandfather said that he wanted to be a firefighter and that "something must have snapped" for him to have ...

The grandfather of Wess Roley, the 20-year-old man believed to have killed two men and injured another after he lured firefighters to a blaze in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, has shared that his grandson ...

Roley had no known criminal record. Local police had five recent minor and non-violent interactions with Roley, whereby they asked him to move his vehicle from where he was parked.

Jason Roley, the father of accused shooter Wess Roley, said his son had gotten a GED and moved to Idaho, intending to be in the military.

Law enforcement named Wess Roley as the primary suspect in the deadly arson and shooting attack staged against firefighters on Sunday in Idaho.

The father of Idaho gunman Wess Roley once allegedly threatened to start a fire and shoot his family with a sniper rifle — eerily echoing the deadly crime his son carried out Sunday. Roley’s dad ...

Idaho shooter Wess Roley aspired to become a firefighter himself, his grandfather Dale Roley revealed. Wess Roley owned a shotgun and a long rifle.