RYE, New Hampshire (AP) ― A New Hampshire state trooper reeled in a big fish – a massive 650-pound (295-kilogram) tuna. Nick Cyr says he was reading a book on
CRESCENT CITY (AP) ― Rescuers off California freed a badly tangled humpback whale caught by fishing anchors that were dragging it to the ocean floor. A rescue team that included
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke announced his intent to create a new advisory committee to focus on expanding public-private partnerships on America’s public lands. The July 18 announcement was
MARINA DEL REY — The end of July means only one thing: classic boats and automobiles from the 1920s to 1960s will be featured on the Marina del Rey waterfront.
TRENTON, New Jersey (AP) ― When hands release helium-filled balloons and send them into the sky, they’re doing more than marking a wedding, graduation or death. They’re also stirring the
KENNEBUNK, Maine (LOG News Service) — A small sailboat built by high school students in Kennebunk has traveled across the Atlantic, washing ashore on a remote island in Scotland. The
NEWBURGH, New York (AP) ― Replicas of two of Christopher Columbus’ ships are sailing up New York’s Hudson River and will be open to public tours this month. Nina and
PORT ANGELES, Washington (AP) ― After more than two weeks of paddling, Karl Kruger has become the first person to complete the 750-mile Race to Alaska on a standup paddleboard.
