Kinney County, helicopter crash

Two killed in helicopter crash along U.S. Highway 90 in Kinney County, Texas
BRACKETTVILLE, Texas - A helicopter has crashed near the Kinney County and Uvalde County line in Southwest Texas. Uvade County Constable Emmanuel Zaora posted on Facebook that the crash occurred near U.S. Highway 90, near Harris Ranch.
'It was pretty traumatic' | 2 dead after helicopter crash in Kinney County
Uvalde County Constable Emmanuel Zamora has confirmed officials are responding to reports of a helicopter crash off Highway 90 in Kinney County. Around 2:30 p.m., Kinney and Uvalde County Sheriff’s Offices, along with DPS, fire and EMS officials are responding to Highway 90 after receiving reports of a helicopter crash.
2 dead after helicopter crash in Kinney County
Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration say the aircraft – a four-seat Robinson R44 helicopter – crashed around 1:20 p.m. First responders arrived at the crash site
2 dead after helicopter crash in Kinney County, Texas
The Kinney County sheriff confirmed a private helicopter went down on private property along Highway 90 West, about 12 miles west of Uvalde.
Helicopter crashes along U.S. Highway 90 in Kinney County near Uvalde
A helicopter has crashed near the Kinney County and Uvalde County line in Southwest Texas. Uvade County Constable Emmanuel Zaora posted on Facebook that the crash occurred near U.S. Highway 90, near Harris Ranch.
Fatal helicopter crash near Uvalde, investigation underway
According to the Kinney County Sheriff’s Office, the two people inside the helicopter, both identified as male, were killed in the crash. The incident took place on Harris Ranch, as confirmed by Uvalde County Constable Emmanuel Zamora.
Helicopter crash near South Texas ranch reportedly kills 2
A helicopter has crashed near U.S. Highway 90 in Kinney County, close to Uvalde, with emergency services on the scene.
Helicopter crash at South Texas ranch kills 2; probe underway, FAA says
In Hall Ranch west of Uvalde and San Antonio, the crash occurred "under unknown circumstances," according to the Federal Aviation Administration.