EAGAR - A small plane nose-dived into a high school in this small eastern Arizona town Friday afternoon and exploded, killing both people aboard, authorities said.
There were no reports of injuries on the ground. Classes are out for the summer at the school, authorities said.
The Cessna circled the area two or three times before it suddenly crashed into the main building at Round Valley High School in Eagar at about 2 p.m., Apache County sheriff's Sgt. Richard Guinn said.
A Show Low Fire Department spokesman said two people aboard the plane were confirmed dead but their names and hometowns were not available.
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