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Louisville businesses still struggling 5 months after deadly UPS plane crash

Saturday marks five months since a UPS plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, killing 15 people, including three pilots.

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What to know about the deadly UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky

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Deadly plane crash at Tokyo airport

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Small plane makes emergency landing on central Phoenix street

A small plane made an emergency landing along a residential street in central Phoenix.

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Plane crashes after taking off from downtown Knoxville airport, killing 2

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Seaplane Pilot Makes ‘Miracle’ Emergency Landing on Busy Street: ‘They Walked Away…and No One Else Got Hit’

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'It’s 100% a miracle': Seaplane pilot forced to make emergency landing on busy Phoenix street

"I decided to literally look around and pick the best spot, and I couldn't believe it looked like a landing strip," Tragarz said. "Literally, there were no cars."

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3 injured after small plane crashes onto Phoenix road

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'A miracle': 3 survive plane crash on busy Phoenix street

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Hometown honors fallen Kentucky airman killed in military plane crash

Technical Sergeant Ashley Pruitt was honored on Thursday morning as her remains were returned home following her tragic death in a plane crash over Iraq.

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Flags across Kentucky to be lowered this weekend to honor airman killed in Iran war

Gov. Andy Beshear has ordered flags lowered from sunrise to sunset to honor Tech. Sgt. Ashley Pruitt. The Bardstown native was one of six crew members killed in March when a refueling plane crashed in western Iraq while supporting military operations.

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Kentuckian among 6 US airmen killed in Iraq plane crash

Tech. Sgt. Ashley B. Pruitt, 34, of Bardstown, was among the six U.S. Air Force airmen killed in a plane crash over western Iraq March 12.

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Beshear orders flags lowered to half-staff for fallen Kentucky airman

The airman, Tech. Sgt. Ashley Pruitt, was killed in March after the plane she and five other service members were flying in crashed over western Iraq.