LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - UPS Flight 2976 closed its doors and pushed out and down the runway on November 4 at 5:02 p.m. Just 12 minutes later, it would experience a catastrophic failure of a pylon ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Day two of the National Transportation Safety Board investigative hearing into the crash of UPS Flight 2976 was filled with heated ...

The lawsuit filed by Louisville attorneys on behalf of the estate of Matthew Sweets alleges the 2025 crash was a "preventable tragedy." ...

A Louisville-based attorney has announced that his office has filed a lawsuit against UPS following the death of a bystander during the crash of UPS 2976.

Following the Nov. 4, 2025, crash of a UPS plane shortly after takeoff from Louisville's Worldport, UPS claimed it wasn't a Kentucky-based company.

A tragic twist has emerged in the deadly UPS cargo plane crash in the United States, with reports the three crew members ...

A federal judge ruled UPS failed to prove its principal place of business is outside Kentucky. The crash killed 15 people and ...

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A last minute plane switch preceded the fatal November 2025 crash of UPS Flight 2976 in Louisville, according to documents newly revealed May 19 as part of a National Transportation Safety Board ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Nine months ago, the tragic crash of UPS Flight 2976 stalled all operations for many businesses along Melton Avenue. Some businesses closed completely, while others, like ...

Day two of the National Transportation Safety Board investigative hearing into the crash of UPS Flight 2976 was filled with heated discussions surrounding the plane design, parts requirements and ...

The National Transportation Safety Board hearing focused on UPS plane's design, maintenance records, and communication between Boeing, the FAA, and operators. Investigators scrutinized a "fail safe" ...