The wings were bent and the engine with its propeller still attached came to rest near the airplane’s nose, according to the NTSB report.

A News 8 crew at the scene on Monday morning saw crews cleaning up jet fuel from the area of the plane wreckage.

(KAKE) - The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday provided an update on the natural gas fueled commercial building explosion in Hutchinson over the weekend. The NTSB says five ...

Main, followed by the explosion and firefighters running from the building. A 0.7-mile evacuation ... the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) arrived in Hutchinson Sunday night to document ...

and we’re going to start the work of building a brand new air traffic control system that will be the envy of the world,” Duffy said. The NTSB will continue to investigate the incident and ...

“We’re going to roll this out, give it to the Hill, put a price tag on it, and we’re going to start the work of building a brand new air traffic control system that will be the envy of the world,” ...

Gas and power are restored at all buildings, but Avenue E and Main Street remain closed while crews work to repair the ...

The City of Hutchinson shared the statement via Facebook: “The NTSB is investigating the Feb. 22 natural gas fueled commercial building explosion, in Hutchinson, Kansas. A team of five ...

The National Transportation Safety Board issued an update statement on Tuesday after a gas line ruptured in Hutchinson, causing a business to explode. The City of Hutchinson shared the statement via ...