The plane crash that killed the husband of former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) was overloaded with moose meat, according to a Tuesday report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

Eugene Peltola Jr., the late husband of Rep. Mary Peltola of Alaska, was ferrying moose meat and antlers when his plane crashed earlier this month, according to a preliminary report from the National ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Former Representative Mary Peltola (right) poses with her husband, Eugene Peltola as she's sworn into Congress in 2022. Eugene ...

A still from a video of Eugene Peltola's plane taking off from a remote airstrip near St. Mary's on Sept. 12, 2023, moments before the crash that killed him. (From NTSB) A plane flown by U.S. Rep.

While it definitely feels like it's been happening more frequently lately, commercial airline crashes are incredibly rare, especially considering how many miles they fly every year. Small, private ...

A small plane that crashed in rural Alaska earlier this month, killing the husband of U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola, was carrying more than 500 pounds of moose meat and antlers from a remote hunting camp ...

ST. MARY'S, Alaska — Too much moose meat and antlers strapped to a wing caused a deadly small plane crash in Alaska, a nearly two-year-long investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board ...

A sizeable donation of moose meat from a recent group hunt is now helping feed people at Prince Albert Grand Council's emergency shelter. Eight people hunting in the Porcupine Plain area brought back ...