DENVER — Two people were killed Sunday when a plane crashed in Broomfield, according to North Metro Fire Rescue District.
The single-engine plane went down at about 11:50 a.m. in the Anthem Ranch neighborhood in northern Broomfield, about 20 miles northwest of Denver, near Lowell Boulevard and Las Brisas Drive, police said. Two people died; no one else was hurt and no homes were damaged, according to the fire department.
The plane took off from Erie Municipal Airport before the crash, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The airport is less than a mile north of the crash site.
