ABC-7, on the TheDenverChannel.com , reported a single engine plane from Denver crashed into a tower owned by Nebraska Educational Radio and Television. The article said the tower collapsed, taking out public radio and TV service in a large portion of central Nebraska. For more information, see Small Plane From Den

SpectraSite Broadcast Group tower worker Carlos Munoz fell 1,200 feet off a tower and died in an apparent safety equipment failure on Monday. Munoz, 22, was the fourth person to die in a tower accident in Nebraska in the last 14 months¾all the accidents have been attributed to work erecting DTV antennas. He was part o

This September will mark the first anniversary of the collapse of KDUH-TV's 1,965 foot tower. Its 1,475-foot replacement is almost complete.

The tower was built in 1965 and its guy wires were being repaired when it fell. Fortunately, there was only a single minor injury as a result of the collapse.

KPLC-TV Ch. 7 in Lake Charles, La. lost two transmitting towers at its transmitter site near Fenton last week. One was an older tower that was being dismantled when it collapsed, and a newer tower nearby. Both towers were nearly 1,600 feet tall, but fortunately no one was injured. In a Letter to Our Viewers , Jim S

The tower in the foreground was heavily loaded before the addition of any DTV appurtenance. Now it is also home to two DTV antennas. Installing a DTV

A worker died after falling 1,200 feet from a television tower he was reinforcing to hold a DTV antenna west of Lincoln, Neb.