I can help summarize what happened with UPS today, but I don’t have direct access to live tools in this turn. Here’s what’s currently reported across major outlets:

• Event: A UPS cargo flight (MD-11F) crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, Kentucky.
• Casualties: Reports from multiple outlets indicate multiple fatalities, with figures varying as agencies confirm details. The latest widely cited figures mention at least seven to nine confirmed dead, with many others injured, as investigators continue to process the scene.
• Immediate impact: The crash prompted an airfield closure and an emergency response surge in Louisville. The incident occurred during a high-fuel-load departure, contributing to a large fireball reported at the scene.
• Response and investigation: The incident is under investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with coordination from local authorities. UPS has issued statements expressing sorrow and confirming ongoing collaboration with authorities.
• What to expect next: Expect formal casualty updates from authorities, details on the flight’s cargo, and the NTSB’s preliminary report followed by a final investigation report. Airlines and UPS typically provide family assistance lines and temporary operational adjustments in the affected hub area.

If you’d like, I can pull the latest verified updates from reputable news sources and summarize any new confirmed details (casualties, causes being investigated, and operational impacts) as of now.