Former U.S. Coast Guard Lieutenant, Donald Mihalek discusses the continuing recovery efforts in the Potomac River after the deadly midair plane-helicopter crash near D.C.

"He trusted them with his life," Gary O'Hara said. He said he began to worry immediately after seeing news of the crash Wednesday night. "My wife was like, 'No, it's not him,'" he said.

It appears the chopper was flying nearly 200 feet higher than it should have been at the time of the crash, officials said. One air traffic control worker was managing the helicopters and some ...

Outside of Rowan Brumbaugh, the Tulane men’s basketball team had next to nothing going offensively against Tulsa on Sunday. Fighting through the hangover of Thursday’s emotionally draining ...

At least one person on the ground was killed in the fatal jet crash in Philadelphia on Friday evening, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker confirmed at a press conference Saturday morning ...

Ron Charles writes about books and publishing for The Washington Post. For a dozen years, he enjoyed teaching American literature and critical theory in the Midwest. Before moving to the District ...

Deaths of all 67 on both aircraft make the crash the most fatal aviation disaster on U.S. soil in 23 years. The paths of the two aircraft took them along the Potomac River where they collided just ...

Black boxes, which record flight data and voices of pilots in the cockpit, were recovered from both the airplane and helicopter involved in the fatal crash that killed 67 people on Wednesday ...

All six on board were killed in the crash - a young patient and her mother, on their way home to Tijuana, Mexico, along with four crew members. At least 22 others were also injured in the crash ...

Editor's Note: This page is a summary of news on the Philadelphia air ambulance crash for Saturday, Feb. 1. For the latest news, view our story for Sunday, Feb. 2. PHILADELPHIA ‒ A Medevac jet ...

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