Multiple web search results report that a small plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Crystal Airport north of Minneapolis on Saturday, killing the pilot and a North Dakota state legislator. The web search results provide consistent details regarding the location, timing, and outcome of the crash.

Two independent cross-reference sources (The Hindu and Nypost) state that Liz Conmy, a North Dakota state representative from Fargo, was killed in the crash, citing her colleague, state senator Tim Mathern, as the source for this information.

Multiple sources, including Nypost and web search results, report that the North Dakota Democratic–Nonpartisan League Party confirmed Conmy’s death via a social media post and described her as a champion for public education, the environment, and transparency.

Multiple web search results corroborate that Brooklyn Park police officials reported finding a small airplane that crashed and caught fire in a park in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, around 11:51 am shortly after taking off. The web search results are highly consistent on these details.

Multiple web search results confirm that the FAA stated that two people were onboard the plane. One source also mentions other aircraft involved, but the core claim of 'two people were onboard' is consistently reported by the FAA in the search results.

One cross-reference source (Nypost) explicitly states that the NTSB is investigating a crash involving a Beech F33A airplane and expects investigators to arrive. While web search results mention the NTSB investigating and identifying the plane as a Beech F33A, the specific detail about the NTSB expecting investigators to arrive is directly sourced from the cross-reference.