A military helicopter crash has occurred in Bell County, involving an Apache helicopter from Fort Hood. This incident has resulted in a grass fire that is spreading rapidly. As a consequence of the fire, a road closure is in effect.
Multiple teams are working to respond to the fire. Further information about the crash and response efforts can be found through local news sources, including FOX 44 News, which is providing updates on the situation.
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