A small plane crashed into a home in Minnesota over the weekend, killing all three people onboard but not injuring anyone at the house, according to state officials.
The Hermantown Police Department said a plane crashed into the second floor of a local home on Saturday night before falling into the back yard of the property. Two people at the home weren’t hurt, according to the police department.
Those aboard who were killed all came from the Twin Cities area, police said. Officers identified them as Alyssa Schmidt, 32; her brother, Matthew Schmidt, 31; and Tyler Fretland, 32.
Fretland was the plane’s pilot, and the Schmidt siblings were passengers, according to police.
It remains unclear what caused the plane to crash into the home. The Federal Aviation Administration was notified of the wreck, which caused power outages in the area. And the National Transportation Safety Board said it…
