US EditionIllinois Plane Crash Kills Four After Striking Power Lines
- Four people were killed when a plane crashed after striking power lines in Trilla, Illinois, confirmed local authorities and the Federal Aviation Administration.
- The aircraft, a Cessna 180, crashed around 10:15 AM and resulted in no survivors.
- All four victims were from Wisconsin, and their identities have not been disclosed.
- Illinois Governor JB Pritzker described the incident as "terrible" and thanked first responders.
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Wisconsin State Journal
Lake Geneva NewsNorthwestern Wisconsin city mourns 4 who died in Illinois plane crash
Menomonie mourns the loss of four residents who died in a single-engine plane crash in Illinois while returning to Wisconsin from Nashville on Saturday morning. Learn more about the four friends and how the local airport community is coping.
State Representative reacts to plane crash
(WLAX/WEUX) – We now know that a plane crash in Illinois had four Menomonie natives in it. The people on board the flight have been identified as 46-year-old Ross Nelson, 45-year-old Raimi Rundle, 36-year-old Courtney Morrow and 48-year-old Michael Morrow. State Representative Clint Moses released the following statement. “I know our community will come together and support those impacted, and my family is keeping those affected in our thoughts …
Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln Journal StarPlane hit power line before fatal crash in Platte River near Fremont, investigators say
Preliminary information gathered by the NTSB and FAA determined that the airplane that crashed into the Platte River near Fremont on Friday struck a power line.
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