CORONADO, California (AP)—U.S. Coast Guard members boarded a semi-submarine racing through the waves, one of 14 operations seizing cocaine and marijuana since May in international waters off Mexico and Central
BILLINGS, Montana (AP)—Montana wildlife officials say evidence of an invasive clam that can out-compete native species has been found for the first time in a state waterbody. Fish, Wildlife and
GILCHING, Germany (LOG News Service)—Torqeedo GmbH, Gilching, has issued a safety warning related to a possible safety risk in connection with the rechargeable batteries used with two models of its
ELLSWORTH, Maine (AP)—Supporters of Maine’s sea urchin industry say a federal law change will make it easier to ship the seafood out of state. Maine’s the site of a fishery
SAN FRANCISCO (LOG News Service)—In a mission to clean up trash floating in the ocean, environmentalists pulled 40 tons of abandoned fishing nets in June from an area known as
POHOIKI BAY, Hawai’i (AP)—Engineers in Hawaii have recommended building a new boat ramp at a site blocked by last year’s Kilauea volcano eruption, a report said. A new ramp at
SEATTLE (LOG NEWS SERVICE)—U.S. scientists said May 31 they would investigate why an unusual number of gray whales are washing up dead on West Coast beaches. About 70 whales have
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)—The Coast Guard says an empty boat that launched a search east of Whittier had drifted away from its owner and was not the result of anyone overboard.
