The National Transportation Safety Board today will give another update on the fatal midair crash that happened in January in ...

Spring is slowly beginning to emerge with signs of warmer weather ahead. Spring fishing is already kicking into high gear ...

While pointing to a map of the airspace along the Potomac River and near DCA ... limit for that location. Cockpit conversations a few minutes before the crash indicated the crew may not have ...

As *** result of the accident, US Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy took swift action to ensure safety and restrict helicopter traffic from operating over the Potomac River at DCA ...

N.T.S.B. investigators are still trying to determine whether and how the miscommunications contributed to the collision that killed all 67 people in both aircraft over the Potomac River on Jan 29.

The spring real-estate market is about to bloom, and some of the most sought-after homes in Arlington are located along ...

Baltimore District, which oversees operations of numerous Flood Risk Management and recreation sites throughout the Susquehanna and Potomac River Basins, said Thursday that it will close several ...

investigators have completed their work at the scene where both aircraft fell into the Potomac River in the deadliest U.S. air disaster since 2001. The National Transportation Safety Board offered ...

While go-arounds can feel jarring to passengers, they are routine, happening more than three times per day on average last year across the United States, a CNN analyst said.

A rash of plane crashes since late January is prompting some Americans to change upcoming travel plans, while the government reassures the public that flying is still safe.