The United Healthcare CEO shooting suspect has been indicted.

Reported drone sightings have sparked online panic.

And a D.C. restaurant is banning people under 30.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Christina Quinn in for Hannah Jewel. It's Wednesday, December 18th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one. Police continued to investigate the motive behind the Wisconsin school shooting.

On Monday, a 15-year-old girl killed two people and wounded six others at her school in Madison.

She died of an apparent self-inflicted wound.

Police have released few details about the attacker beyond her name, Natalie Rupnow.

They have asked for patience as they investigate Rupnow's social media activity and state of mind leading up to the rampage.

With much still unknown, a Washington Post review of court records points to an unsettled childhood for Rupnow. Her parents' custody agreements sometimes forced her to move between homes

every few days. The teen is one of just nine female school shooters in the past 25 years.

She is also among the younger recent shooters. Last night, hundreds of community members gathered

in Madison to hold a candlelight vigil for the victims. Michael Johnson, president of Dane County's

Boys and Girls Club, said he's had enough.

I'm tired of going to these events. I'm now almost 50 years old, and I've been to 25, 30 of these

since I've been 18, and it's just keep happening and happening and happening, and we just got to do

better. This year alone, more than 31,000 children across 21 states have been affected by a school shooting on a K-12 campus during school hours.

One more note about this story. The Madison Police Chief made a correction. The 911 call came from a second grade teacher, not a student.

The United Healthcare CEO shooting suspect has been indicted on murder charges.

That's number two.

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