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3 killed after helicopters collide in Oregon as investigators search for answers
3 killed after helicopters collide in Oregon as investigators search for answers
3 killed after helicopters collide in Oregon as investigators search for answers

Published on: 10/30/2026

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Three people were killed after two helicopters collided in midair near McMinnville, Oregon. Federal investigators are working to determine the cause.

News Source : https://www.al.com/news/2026/10/3-killed-after-helicopters-collide-in-oregon-as-investigators-search-for-answers.html

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