The full list of victims in the UPS plane crash has been identified. Mayor Craig Greenberg said the final death toll was 14.

Officials have been working for more than a week to confirm the identities of all of the victims, partially due to the severity of their injuries.

Kentucky officials on Wednesday named the 14 victims who died in the UPS cargo plane crash last week. Officials named the victims at a press conference and said they do not believe any other people died in the crash just outside of the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.

Richard Wartenberg served as a pilot in the Air Force Reserve, according to Republican Arizona state senator, Wendy Rogers. Public records indicated he had been living in Independence, Kentucky, since 2005.

Officials have been working for more than a week to confirm the identities of all of the victims, partially due to the severity of their injuries.

One person was injured when a small plane crashed in a remote field Wednesday evening in Montgomery County, emergency responders reported. The plane crash was reported around 5:30 p.m. in Franconia Township.

The pilot flying the small plane that crashed on a highway in Dartmouth, Massachusetts last month was trying to return to the airport, according to a preliminary report from the NTSB.

Pilot error caused a July small plane crash that left the aircraft submerged in water and injured two, federal investigators said. The cause of the July 8 crash into a water-filled gravel pit is detailed in a National Traffic Safety Board report.