Crews are undertaking the complicated work of removing steel and concrete at the site of the bridge’s deadly collapse after a container ship lost power and crashed into a supporting column.

EUGENE, Ore. (KEZI) - An Oregon man is lucky to be alive after narrowing avoiding a massive concrete sawblade that came loose from a nearby construction site and hurtled towards him. Shane Reimche ...

For Alex Del Sordo, who owns a marina and waterside restaurant near the collapse site, the future economic landscape is largely a mystery. So far, his businesses have been busy servicing boats ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - WCTV is taking you with us to witness the Great American Eclipse on Monday afternoon! Here’s what solar eclipse coverage you can expect to see on WCTV Monday ...

lorida Democrats are increasingly optimistic about their chances in November now that abortion will be on the ballot. The LCHS’s ‘Don’t Litter’ campaign raises awareness about resources ...

The largest crane on the East Coast will soon join others arriving in Baltimore as salvage crews begin the precarious task of clearing nearly 4,000 tons of debris at the site of a deadly ship ...

A Walt Disney World site official says the project will include a new 14-acre area within the Magic Kingdom. The official called it the ‘largest expansion ever’ for the Florida amusement park, ...

Crews have begun the complicated work of removing steel and concrete at the site of the bridge’s deadly collapse into the Patapsco River after a freighter collision last week. On Sunday ...

A WCTV reporter was at the site of the former Gramling’s building, in the 1100 block of S. Adams St. “I never imagined that it would be in this state,” said resident Adam Baptiste.

Samantha is a writer based in Los Angeles. Television is her one true love, and she tweets about it. A lot.

It has been rumored for decades that the historic North Wilkesboro Speedway was the site of a secret moonshine still. After opening in 1947, North Wilkesboro Speedway became one of NASCAR’s ...

The official name of the site is LA202921, but its known to the archaeology team as Gomolak Overlook. The site was found buried about 6 feet below the surface by scientists and members of the 49th ...