Since the start of 2025, at least 13 people have been shot at three different nightclubs in Jackson, according to the Jackson ...

A memorial was held for three crew members who died during a medical helicopter crash in Mississippi. The memorial for Jakob Kindt, Dustin Pope, and Cal Wesolowski ...

The AirCare chopper went down about 15 minutes after lifting off from the University of Mississippi Medical Center, killing Carl Wesolowski, the pilot, Jakob Kindt, a critical care paramedic and ...

An AirCare medical helicopter crashed in a remote area near the Natchez Trace Parkway in Mississippi on Monday, killing all three crew members on board. The crew, consisting of a pilot and two ...

Here's everything we know after a medical helicopter crashed in Madison County, killing a pilot and two UMMC employees. Victims have been identified ...

Authorities say a medical helicopter that crashed in a wooded area in Mississippi reported “a flight control problem” shortly before a Monday crash.

(Facebook/University of Mississippi Medical Center ... “We are heartbroken by the loss of the crew of AirCare 3 during yesterday's crash in Madison County,” UMMC mourned in their Facebook ...

University of Mississippi Medical Center/Facebook Pope ... per WAPT. Before the AirCare helicopter went down, Wesolowski said he and his crew were having issues and would attempt a landing in ...

WE’RE LIVE TONIGH Federal investigators are examining the details of a deadly medical helicopter crash that occurred on Monday, grounding AirCare transport services temporarily. The Mississippi ...

Pope, 35, was the base supervisor for AirCare in Columbus and a flight nurse, and Kindt, 37, was a critical care paramedic. The helicopter was leased by the University of Mississippi Medical Center ...

Officials with the University of Mississippi Medical Center have identified victims killed in Monday afternoon's medical helicopter crash.

the University of Mississippi Medical Center’s vice chancellor for health affairs, told a news conference. The crash marks the first incident in the 29-year history of AirCare emergency services.