Navy training aircraft crashes in Texas residential area

• "The instructor pilot is in stable condition; the student naval aviator’s condition is unknown but he is alive and receiving treatment," the Naval Air Training Command tweeted.

• Three homes were damaged by the aircraft's wings or debris before it crashed into a backyard. Residents of those homes have been temporarily displaced but are receiving assistance from the Red Cross, Lake Worth Fire Chief Ryan Arthur said at the briefing.
• A two- to three-block area — encompassing 60 to 70 residents — has been impacted by the crash. Arthur added that power lines may be out for several days as debris is cleared from the area before utilities can be secured again.
• Arthur warned residents to keep away from the crash area, noting that it will be "hazardous" for the time being.

• The crash took place near a local middle school, but school operations are expected to continue uninterrupted on Monday, Manoushagian said.

What they're saying: “This incident could have been much worse, knowing that this plane went down in a residential area here in Lake Worth," Arthur said.

• “Our hearts go out to these military members and their families," Manoushagian said.