The city of Louisville will host a citywide observance on the first anniversary of the deadly UPS plane crash.

Michael Sweets reflects on the loss of his son, Matthew, one year after the tragic UPS Flight 2976 crash in Louisville.

The disaster left families grieving, businesses destroyed and a community still searching for answers.

Near the site of the fatal UPS plane crash in Louisville, some of the area is still closed to vehicular traffic. Business ...

Stooges Bar and Grill will not reopen near Grade Lane as its owner said the UPS crash recovery has cut off customers and ...

Grade Lane has reopened near the UPS Flight 2976 crash site as crews continue treating oil contamination at the Melco Flood ...

As of today, Louisville officials announced that Grade Lane is open to the public for the first time since the UPS plane ...

Debbie Self said the announcement of reopening Grade Lane fully comes too late for her, as she prepares to liquidate assets and sell the property.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — At least a dozen people are dead and several others injured after a UPS cargo plane crashed near Louisville’s international airport on Tuesday. A large plume of smoke could be seen ...

One year after the UPS plane crash, the area where it happened remains an active construction zone, with road closures and ...

Grade Lane is reopening to the public for the first time since last year's deadly UPS plane crash.