WASHINGTON, D.C.—Members of Congress introduced legislation, Feb. 6, to address the effects of trade tariffs on both national security and the recreational boating industry. The sister bills introduced in the
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP)—The Supreme Court has agreed to consider a case about the reach of a federal clean water law, it was announced on Feb. 19. The justices agreed to
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)—A recent study says steep tariff hikes could be on the way at the Port of Alaska if the Municipality of Anchorage has to pay for repairs to
CINCINNATI (AP)—The new owners of Cincinnati’s historic Showboat Majestic plan to continue using the double-decker riverboat as an entertainment venue at a different point on the Ohio River. Adams County
MARATHON, Florida (AP)—Another marquee ship scuttling to create an artificial reef may be destined for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Marathon city officials began planning to file for permits
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)—Five crew members of a commercial fishing boat were rescued after their vessel sank in Alaska waters. The Coast Guard says the five from Pacific 1 were picked
WORLDWIDE—It’s no secret humans are natural explorers. From outer space to the ocean’s floor, human beings look for every opportunity to further seek knowledge about unknown or rarely seen places.
SACRAMENTO—We’re now in the second month of 2019 and the current legislative session continues to see State Senate and Assembly members introducing new proposals and resolutions on a wide variety
