Scientific studies from oceanographic expeditions, combined with Randall Carlson’s research, suggest the Azores Plateau may have once been a large above-water landmass—just as Plato described Atlantis ...

Tara Roberts, the first Black woman to ever grace the cover of the National Geographic magazine, is tracking slave ships.

On Easter Monday, 1995, more than 300 people were rescued from a passenger ferry that hit rocks near La Corbière Lighthouse.

Oscoda Township Superintendent Thomas Chatel said the AuSable River Queen was towed to dry land on Wednesday, March 19. “We’re pleased with the high level of cooperation” from agencies that ...

“They kept the lights and the power working to the end, to give the crew time to launch the lifeboats safely with some light ...

It’s kitschy. It’s exotic. It’s complex. And it’s uniquely American.

Trump’s whopper of a fish tale has its roots in a tour given by politically connected farmers in California’s Central Valley.

A former military helicopter pilot says the fatal accident appears to be a result of a "catastrophic mechanical failure." The ...

Finally, the old Braniff stewardess dorms have landed a plan that could be the best possible outcome for Dallas. It won’t ...

PewDiePie is putting down roots in Japan, revealing he’s building a house in the country after previously considering leaving ...

Charles Beeker, leader of IU's Center for Underwater Science, was awarded a Sagamore of the Wabash last month.