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Video shows helicopter spinning after midair collision in New Jersey

Helicopter Crash · Hammonton

Video shows helicopter spinning after midair collision in New Jersey

69% Center coverage: 13 sources

The two pilots killed in the crash were identified as Kenneth L. Kirsch, 65, and Michael Greenberg, 71.See the Story

Morton thought Texas Tech could be special

Sports · Lubbock

Morton thought Texas Tech could be special

Coverage: 4 sources

Ask Behren Morton what he remembers most about the best season Texas Tech has ever had, and the quarterback might mention a game he didn't get to play because of an injury, which was also the Red Raiders' only loss.See the Story

Murder turns Christmas Day dark for coworkers in Wichita Falls

Christmas · Wichita Falls

Murder turns Christmas Day dark for coworkers in Wichita Falls

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

WICHITA FALLS, TX — A Wichita Falls teacher died after he was struck by a vehicle while walking Thursday, Dec. 25. Brad Boddy, 69, was crossing a road in the 6700 block of Southwest Parkway when he was hit by a vehicle at about 6:15 p.m. The driver said they didn’t see Boddy walking in the road. Boddy was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Boddy was a special education teacher at Memorial High School in Wichita Falls…See the Story

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