Community Vigil Planned to Honor UPS Plane Crash Victims
The community of Louisville is gathering strength after a tragic UPS plane crash earlier this week that claimed at least twelve lives. The emotional impact has spread widely, leaving many residents in deep shock and sorrow.
To pay tribute to those who died and to support those affected, Teamsters Local 89 — representing transportation and warehouse workers — will hold a candlelight vigil on Thursday at its Union Hall on Taylor Boulevard. The event is open to everyone, and community members are encouraged to attend and stand in solidarity.
Authorities report that nine people remain missing as search and recovery operations continue. Two individuals are currently in critical condition at UofL Hospital, among fifteen treated at UofL Health facilities.
“The impacts are being felt throughout the community, leaving many with shock and grief.”
Officials released new footage on Thursday showing the wreckage of the crash site, highlighting the scale of the disaster that has deeply affected Louisville.
Author’s Summary
A candlelight vigil will unite Louisville residents to honor victims of this week’s UPS plane crash that killed twelve and left several others injured or missing.