A tour using amphibious boats on the Delaware River in Philadelphia, suspended after a fatal crash last year, will resume on Thursday with new safety procedures, the company said.
CNN's Rick Sanchez talks to a witness who saw a barge collide with a passenger duck boat in the Delaware River.
A tug boat lookout was on a cellphone call to his mother's house when the barge it was ferrying collided with an anchored tour boat in the Delaware River last summer, according to a report released Monday by the National Transportation Safety Board.
New York Gov. David Paterson has signed an executive order halting the controversial natural gas drilling process called hydraulic fracturing until July 1. The process --- also known as "fracking" -- has come under scrutiny because of its alleged harmful effects on underground drinking water and the environment -- although industry leaders have insisted it's safe.
Activists in Damascus, Pennsylvania are calling for stricter drilling regulations in Pennsylvania and New York.
New York could be the first state in the country to impose a limited ban on a controversial method of drilling for natural gas.
First-time home buyers Jenn Friberg and Rob Quigley grapple with a meth problem in the new home. CNN's Sarah Hoye reports.
The Coast Guard said Tuesday that its crews and other agencies have suspended the search for three children a woman claims she threw off a bridge into the Delaware River overnight.
Five people suffered minor injuries Friday when a duck boat crashed into several other vehicles in downtown Boston, Massachusetts.
A duck boat crashed into several cars in downtown Boston, Massachusetts, injuring a handful of people.
The crew of a tour boat that sank in a collision in the Delaware River last week made radio calls to a vessel involved in the crash, but those calls went unanswered, federal investigators said Monday.
Medical examiners identified a second body recovered from the Delaware River in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as a 20-year-old Hungarian who was on a tour boat that collided with a barge, the Coast Guard said Friday evening.
Two are still missing and an investigation under way after a duck boat and a barge collided on the Delaware River.
Murky water and fast currents on Thursday kept divers away from a tour boat that is resting on the bottom of the Delaware River after a collision a day earlier with a barge. Two of the "Duck" boat's 37 passengers were still missing and hopes were fading for a rescue.
A tourist boat carrying 37 people collides with a barge on the Delaware River.
A tourist boat with more than 30 people on board overturned on the Delaware River in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wednesday after it was hit by a barge, Philadelphia police and the Coast Guard said.
A U.S. conservation group released a list Wednesday of what it says are America's 10 most endangered rivers, which face man-made threats from gas drilling and new dams to outdated flood management.
It's a hot day as Jim Bintliff laces up his "mud shoes" -- a beat-up pair of sneakers still tinged with dirt -- and heads out for one of his last harvests of the year.
A family business has kept one man's muddy fingerprint on the game of baseball for over 60 years.
Venezuela will give a 300-acre island in the Delaware River to the state of New Jersey, the governor's office announced.
FSB: Joy in Mudvilleupdated: Wed Aug 20 2008 09:51:00
I supply special mud for Major League Baseball. The story goes back to when pro baseball teams began using new balls for each game. They wanted to remove the factory gloss and make the balls easier to grip. The umpires tried in-field dirt, shoe polish, and tobacco juice, but everything damaged the ball.
Sometimes we get away from home simply to do nothing. There's something seductive about spending time relaxing and getting to know yourself again. Lewes, a 377-year-old waterman's town at the mouth of the Delaware River, fits the bill.
The Clinton campaign sets its sights on
Pennsylvania and prepares to battle Obama's grassroots organization there
Residents in northeast Pennsylvania and New York are breathing sighs of relief Friday after flood walls and levees held their own against flooding that has killed at least 14 people in four states.
Levees contained the swollen Susquehanna River in northeastern Pennsylvania, enabling thousands of evacuees to head back home Thursday, while the Delaware River threatened the southeastern part of the state.
A 30,000-gallon crude oil spill in the Delaware River near Philadelphia is being contained by floating barriers, a spokesman for the tanker's owner said Saturday night.
FSB: The Big Pretzelupdated: Wed Nov 01 2000 00:01:00
The "beautiful people" dressed in black, dining at tony sidewalk bistros? Yo! I thought this was Philly! Visitors to the birthplace of independence are discovering, as did the delegates to this yea...
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