Boating

Four months after Hurricane Ian, homeowners and business owners are still struggling to remove boats that traveled several miles during the storm.

Severe heat in the summer has created a nationwide drought, which has dried up 1,200 wells in California and a number of major rivers that feed into the Mississippi River.

A Florida banker, the son of a Venezuelan billionaire, jumped off a 60-foot fishing boat Saturday to try and save his fiancée, who had fallen overboard.

Authorities in Germany this week seized a lavish $600 million yacht belonging to a Russian oligarch, according to reports.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is the world’s richest man, and he commissioned the world’s largest sailing yacht — so big that in order to get it out to sea, he’s offering to pay to take apart and reassemble a historic bridge that it needs to pass to get out of Rotterdam.

Media reports on Wednesday claimed that Bezos would pay for the city to dismantle the middle section of its historic bridge for the billionaire's superyacht.

Bezos will pay for the bridge's middle section to be removed, which will take a few weeks and likely start in the summer.

The Coast Guard received a report of lost cargo from the Zim Kingston at around midnight Thursday night.

More boaters than ever are hitting the water this summer, and the demand is being propelled by first-time boat owners.

The Coast Guard cautioned cargo and commercial vessels that they should depart Florida ports ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa, which is set to make landfall in the next 24 hours.

The coronavirus pandemic might be here for a second Father’s Day in a row, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find him a gift that he’ll enjoy.