6 killed in Wisconsin plane crash
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Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash that happened around 9:30 p.m. Oct. 13 in the Town of Dellona.
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First victim of Midwest plane crash that killed six is named as horrifying doorbell footage emerges
Ronald Riek, 63, was flying the small plane that crashed on Tuesday in Dellona, Wisconsin. He and five others, including a child, were pronounced dead at the scene.
A Piper PA-46 crashed in a wooded area in Sauk County, Wisconsin Tuesday night, killing all six people aboard including a child. The FAA is investigating.
Pilot error caused the plane crash involving Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany in September, according to the National Transportation Safety Board Preliminary Report.
The Arlington County Fire Department did not provide adequate mental health support to first responders after the fatal collision near Reagan National Airport, according to an internal memo.