Small plane crashes in Texas, Illinois train derailment and more | CBS News 24/7

Police confirm small plane crash by McKinney National Airport; Multiple train cars derailed in Matteson, Illinois, causing a mandatory evacuation order.
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The crash site is at: McKinney - North Texas Natural Select Materials 3403 County Road 317 McKinney, TX 75069 And is southeast of the departure end of Runway 36. The aircraft, a Cessna 414 twin engine plane, departed on Runway 18 but failed to fly the plane straight ahead after experiencing an engine failure. There are open fields south of Old Mill Road and north of Wilson Creek where the pilot could have flown the plane straight-in to an off-field landing. It looks as though the pilot was instead attempting to turn around and head back to the airport. An engine out condition, coupled with slow airspeed, low altitude, and turning typically lead to a stall and uncontrolled crash like this one. The description of the aircraft after takeoff indicates the one engine was not producing power. The plane stalled, rolled over (a Vmc roll) and impacted the ground inverted. Vmc stands for Velocity Minimum Control. It’s the minimum airspeed at which an aircraft can maintain control with one engine inoperative.