More than a month since a UPS plane crashed trying to take off from Louisville's airport, officials released the 911 calls.

The lawsuit comes as the company is in the midst of its peak delivery season.

More than a dozen Kentucky fire departments, including Okolona, rushed to the scene to put out the towering fire. Here's what ...

In a matter of moments, the calls started coming in. Thousands of people across Louisville reported the fiery explosion after ...

Officials have released 911 calls from the UPS plane crash in Louisville last month, giving insight into the chaos that ...

Newly released 911 calls from the day UPS Flight 2976 crashed in Louisville reveal the panic and chaos that ensued, with ...

Officials released 911 audio for the first time from November’s deadly UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky. NBC News’ ...

Okolona Fire Chief Mark Little said the last month has been chaotic, but there's still fire officials on site where the plane ...

The crash site near Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport remains an active cleanup operation.

The unthinkable happened last Friday in its own backyard, so how does a community begin to steady itself? That question took ...

Weeks after the tragic UPS plane crash in Louisville, cleanup crews have processed 600,000 gallons of oily water, but 2.5 ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and city officials are set to provide an update on the UPS plane crash cleanup Thursday.