Spring is always an awesome time to be on the East Coast, with most of the snow gone and the weather getting warmer. Mud ...

Now one of “The World’s 100 Most Important Places,” according to Time Magazine, it’s open for tours and nightly stargazing. When it’s your turn at the telescope, here are iconic constellations to look ...

The city is rebuilding two bridges back-to-back and closing Mayflower Road between Fillmore Road and Edison Road until 2026. One is over the South Shore Railroad, the other is over Ardmore Trail.

This spot the difference challenge features two identical pictures of a ship in the sea. Although the two images look identical at first glance, they are not. There are three differences between ...

WAVY’s Navy Ship Salute is a feature on WAVY News 10 Today. Each month, in partnership with the U.S. Navy, WAVY-TV 10 will profile a different ship based at the world’s largest Navy base ...

Once, the Hudson River was crammed with pleasure boats, taking city folks to picnics and parks all summer long.

Bo Sondrup's passion for Argyle began with a love for the team's green colours and the romantic imagery of ships and pirates ... Living near the Mayflower and historical landmark of the Plymouth ...

The ship was too far out in the Atlantic Ocean for ... Philip Metlin got up on the roof of his Palm Beach condominium to take photos Wednesday. "I was so lucky because it could have happened ...

The campaign of airstrikes targeting the rebels, which killed at least 57 people immediately after they began March 15, started after the Houthis threatened to begin targeting “Israeli” ships ...

The ship is expected to enter Mobile Bay around 6 a.m. and arrive at the docks of Modern American Recycling Services, located at 601 S. Royal St., around noon, the ship's owners announced.

With its cornerstone laid in 1907 by President Theodore Roosevelt, this monument commemorates the site of the Mayflower Pilgrims' first landing in Massachusetts. It takes about 10 minutes to climb ...

The GLSHS’ research vessel, the David Boyd, found the ship using side-scan sonar. Subsequent dives with a remotely operated vehicle confirmed the finding, showing that the ship broke in two.