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(KSL News) A Price businessman and inventor apparently died in a plane crash in Colorado. Mike Loveless left a Jefferson County, Colo., airport yesterday and was headed back to Utah.
When he didn't make a scheduled stop in Aspen, emergency crews were alerted.
A National Guard helicopter located the plane this afternoon east of Josephine Lake; that's near Vail. They've deemed it "unsurvivable."
Loveless was known for inventing a vacuum that cleans woodstoves and fireplaces.









