With Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Rhine-Ruhr in the running, Germany is keeping open its internal race to host the Olympic ...

Best known for the memoir ‘A Million Little Pieces’ and the ensuing controversy, James Frey now has a sizzling beach read about the misdeeds of the rich ...

Item 1 of 5 A dugout canoe with four men and one woman paddling is pictured during a crossing across a region of the East China Sea from near Ushibi, Taiwan to Yonaguni Island, traversing the ...

Alligator who snatched woman in canoe was killed. A state-contracted nuisance alligator trapper arrived, captured the alligator responsible for the attack, and it was 'dispatched,' officials said ...

One person is dead, one person is missing and a third person swam safely to shore after a canoe overturned in Copper Harbor in Keweenaw County early Saturday, June 28, according to police.

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.

A canoe festival drawing in hundreds of people is returning to the North Shore. The səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh Nation) is holding their canoe festival at Whey-ah-Wichen/Cates Park July 4-6 in ...

New information is being released about a gruesome alligator attack in Florida last month that left a woman dead. A massive alligator knocked over a canoe with a married couple aboard, killing the ...

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.

In 2019, the team constructed a 7.5-meter dugout canoe called "Sugime," built from a single Japanese cedar trunk, using replicas of 30,000-year-old stone tools.

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.