The Black Hawk was conducting a check flight, and the pilot was being tested on night vision goggle uses and instrument flying.

A Department of Homeland Security helicopter patrolling the border in Texas was struck three times by a laser fired from a vehicle on the Mexican side of the border.

Corporal Landers' quick response and life-saving actions helped revive the child who was unresponsive and not breathing.

The airport is shut down pending further investigation by the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Gladewater Fire ...

ABC13 spoke to a man who said he had just gotten home when he heard the crash and went to see what happened. "It didn't make a lot of sense how that happened. All that matters is that he's OK." ...

The airport is shut down pending further investigation by the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Gladewater Fire Department and the Gladewater Police Department.

Investigators said the plane was found upside down and crashed out a quarter mile from the Pearland Regional Airport runway.

The single-propeller Cessa Skyhawk crashed into the woods near Dixie Farm Road and Country Road 127, near the Oak Hollow RV ...

The National Transportation Safety Board has said the helicopter was flying above its mandated 200-foot ceiling and that its crew was likely wearing night vision goggles, which pilots said can ...

That altimeter uses a radio beam to show the helicopter’s altitude above ground level, but it may not have been what the pilots of the helicopter were referencing at the time of the crash ...

"[Sam] was doing great in his career," Timothy Lilley, a former Army helicopter pilot, told Fox News Digital. "He was doing great in his personal life, he was set to be married." Timothy Lilley ...