There have been two separate plane crashes in Colorado. Both involved single engine planes, with only one aboard each aircraft.
Saturday afternoon a sheep herder happened upon a crash in northwestern Colorado's Routt County. The pilot was dead in the plane. Authorities acknowledged that they are unsure when the plane actually crashed.
On Sunday morning, southeast of Aurora and east of Parker, a plane barely missed a subdivision of homes. It's pilot was taken to Parker Adventist Hospital in serious condition.
At this time it is unclear what caused either of the crashes. The National Transportation Safety Board is preparing to take over both investigations.
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