A single-engine plane crashed near Mattoon, Illinois, killing all four occupants from Menomonie, Wisconsin. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating after the Cessna C180G struck power lines. The four victims, two men and two women, were identified as Ross R. Nelson, Michael H. Morrow, Raimi A. Rundle, and Courtney L. Morrow. Debris was scattered across the road and field, causing road closures until Sunday evening. The crash was a shock to residents, with one witness describing the impact as shaking her house. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker expressed his condolences and gratitude to first responders. The Coles County Sheriff’s Department, Mattoon Police Department, Mattoon Fire Department, and Lincolnwood Fire Department provided critical assistance. The community is mourning the loss of the four individuals, with the investigation ongoing.
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