1 hr ago | The Spokesman-Review
A jet-boater takes a turn in the St. Joe River, near St. Maries, as the annual races took place over the weekend, as a result of last-minute pressure on the U.S. Coast Guard by Gov.
6 hrs ago | WPTV Local News
Shooting drill at Port of Palm Beach
First responders and emergency crews were dispatched to a 'fake gunman.' They responded on the water and in the air.
10 hrs ago | TwinCities
Lake Superior lighthouse free to right taker
No longer needed by the U.S. Coast Guard, the historic Superior Harbor South Breakwater lighthouse is being offered free to any eligible entity for educational, recreational, cultural or historic preservation purposes.
13 hrs ago | KARE-TV Minneapolis
Historic Lake Superior lighthouse offered free - with a catch
No longer needed by the U.S. Coast Guard, the lighthouse is being offered to any eligible group that would use it - and pay for its upkeep - for education, recreational, cultural or historic preservation purposes.
17 hrs ago | Detroit News
Decommissioned Coast Guard ship set for reopening
A decommissioned U.S. Coast Guard ship that was sold to a private owner by the Port Huron Museum is being reopened to the public.
Maine Troop Greeters Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary on Armed Forces Day
Bangor - This weekend was all about honoring our service men and women. It was Armed Forces Day and the 10 year Anniversary of the Maine Troop Greeters.
Can a golf cart travel coast-to-coast? Coast Guard members find out
Go Carts which stands for, Guardsmen Carting Across the States, is designed to raise awareness of injured service members for the Wounded Warriors Project .
Norwalk man charged in meth lab bust
The raid happened in back in March. The Norwalk Reflector reports authorities found an active meth lab in the apartment of Allen Mobberly, 32.
Fostoria woman has serious injuries after crash
We have an update to a car accident we reported on Thursday. It happened on State Route 199 at Eagleville Road.
3 held on drug charges following arrest at sea
During a sunny morning in late April, a U.S. Coast Guard cutter docked in Miami Beach and unloaded 2,200 pounds of cocaine worth $27 million tightly wrapped in plastic bags.
Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
The U. S. Armed Forces Legacy site was dedicated Saturday, May 18, 2013, coinciding with Armed Forces Day.
Ingalls Shipbuilding lays keel on Coast Guard cutter James in Pascagoula
Joshua James is said to have saved more than 600 lives in the 1800s during a 60-year career with the U.S. Life Saving Service.
National Safe Boating Week Begins Saturday
As the ice comes off more Minnesota lakes, safety officials are highlighting Saturday's start to National Safe Boating Week.
Update on Owen Black Search Effort from Sheriff David Morgan
ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. Escambia County officials have enlisted the help of many organizations to help bring a 7-year-old Escambia County boy home.
POW/MIA Service of Remembrance features Bataan Death March survivor
When Glenn D. Frazier went to enlist in the U.S. Army early in World War II, he told two of the biggest lies of his life.
Search for missing swimmer off Waipio Valley ends
The search for a 62-year-old Honokaa man last seen before reportedly going for a swim at Waipio Valley has been called off.
USCG holding hearing on Kulluk grounding
As part of its investigation into the grounding of the Kulluk, Shell's Arctic floating drilling platform, the U.S. Coast Guard is holding a hearing in Anchorage to gather testimony on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
States crack down on drunken boating
It's not just the highways: With the summer recreational boating season just getting underway, several states are moving to cut down on boating under the influence.