Missouri Teen Suffered Brain Damage After Brawl, Family Starts GoFundMe

Philadelphia Crash Heart Breaking Update: Girl Headed Home After ‘life-saving Treatment’ Killed

The young patient aboard the medevac jet that crashed in a Philadelphia neighborhood on Friday evening was returning home to Mexico after undergoing life-saving treatment in the U.S., an official confirmed. The girl was among six people—four passengers and two crew members—on the Learjet 55, which plummeted from the sky just after 6 p.m., less than a minute after departing from Northeast Philadelphia Airport for Missouri’s Springfield-Branson National Airport. She was traveling back to Tijuana with her mother, a doctor, a paramedic, the pilot, and the copilot, according to Jet Rescue Air Ambulance spokesperson Shai Gold, who spoke to NBC 10 Philadelphia. #PhiladelphiaPlaneCrash #LearjetCrash #USPlaneCrash #PlaneCrashToday #NortheastPhiladelphiaCrash #PhiladelphiaExplosion #PlaneCrashNews #PhiladelphiaAccident #CrashInvestigation #PhiladelphiaBreakingNews ~PR.152~ED.85~HT.334~

‘We Lost...': Chilling Audio Reveals Heartbreaking ATC-Pilot Final Moments Before Philadelphia Crash

In the aftermath of the tragic Learjet 55 crash in Philadelphia, audio recordings from the air traffic control tower at Northeast Philadelphia Airport have been released, capturing the final moments before the crash. The aircraft, en route to Springfield-Branson National Airport in Missouri, lost contact shortly after takeoff and subsequently crashed, resulting in the deaths of all six individuals on board, including a pediatric patient, her mother, and medical crew, all Mexican nationals. Retired pilot John Anderson suggested a takeoff stall, possibly due to a mechanical malfunction or load shift, as the likely cause. #philadelphiaplanecrash #learjetplanecrash #philadelphia #planecrash #philadelphiaplane #usplanecrash ~PR.152~ED.102~HT.334~

Mandy Moore & Family Find Shelter at Hilary Duff's Home Amid L.A. Wildfires | THR News Video

After Mandy Moore's home was damaged by the deadly L.A. wildfires, she and her family are sheltering with Hilary Duff and her husband Matthew Koma. In an Instagram post, Moore's brother-in-law Griffin Goldsmith, whose home completely burned down in the fires, expressed gratitude to Duff and her family for their generosity, which he says includes offering their home to Moore, as well as setting up a GoFundMe page for him and his wife given they lost their house ahead of the upcoming birth of their baby.