Something’s not adding up in our skies.
Just one day before the tragic mid-air collision between an American Airlines jet and a military Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan National Airport, another terrifying close call happened—one that most of the media won’t even mention.
Republic Airways Flight 4514 was on approach to the airport when air traffic control urgently warned of a helicopter hovering dangerously low over Georgetown. The quick-thinking pilots executed a last-minute go-around, narrowly avoiding disaster.
But here’s the real question: Why are these near-misses becoming more common?
Is it incompetence? A lack of oversight? Bureaucratic failures? Or something bigger?
We deserve answers.
A wild night in Ashland ends with… a raccoon?
Police found a burglary suspect passed out in the bathroom after it broke into the local ABC Store and sampled the booze.
Not the criminal of the year… just a very drunk, very curious trash panda.
