The NTSB has completed its preliminary report about a fatal helicopter crash that happened in Uvalde on Feb. 27.

The National Transportation Safety Board released preliminary findings on a helicopter crash in Uvalde that killed the pilot and a passenger.

A helicopter crash near Uvalde, Texas, killed two people. Federal agencies are investigating the cause of the incident.

Related: Pilot and passenger identified in deadly helicopter crash near Kinney-Uvalde County line. According to the report, ...

A helicopter crash at a hunting ranch in South Texas killed two people, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

The two died when the four-seat chopper they were in crashed on Thursday afternoon. The cause is still under investigation.

The early findings of a federal investigation into last month's deadly helicopter crash near Uvalde say an employee at the ranch the aircraft left from "noticed it was past due to refuel," but doesn't ...

BRACKETTVILLE, Texas - A helicopter has crashed near the Kinney County and Uvalde County line in Southwest Texas. Uvade ...

A pair of Republican senators are set to question a top U.S. Army official and examine the preliminary findings of the ...

UPDATE: Kinney County officials identified William Garrett Robertson as the pilot and Earle Blakely Hunnicutt as the ...

March 8th marked the one-year somber anniversary of the Texas, Mexico border helicopter crash that claimed the lives of two ...