The search for a man who went missing while fishing in a South Carolina lake ended when his body was pulled from the water Saturday night, according to the Oconee County Coroner’s Office. Rodney Lyle ...
MURRELLS INLET — South Carolina anglers get just two days each year to fish for red snapper. But that could change next year. The S.C. Department of Natural Resources on Nov. 14 announced plans for a ...
A lawsuit filed Monday against the Beaufort Police Department accuses one of its officers of recklessly causing a collision in his patrol car this summer. Court documents say the crash happened just ...
Captain Jonathan Soultatos couldn’t stop smiling after one of the best days of fishing he’s ever experienced. “I was over the top. I’ve been fishing my whole life, and that was one of those days I’ll ...
LOWUS dwarfs KUS-FX on Korean Air's stand at Seoul ADEX 2025. Credit: Minseok Kim/Aviation Week Network SEOUL—Korean Air's Aerospace Division (KAL-ASD) is displaying the third prototype of its Low ...
The shortage of air traffic controllers at some airports during the U.S. government shutdown may have travelers wondering if they have anything to worry about as they board their flight. Despite such ...
MANITOWOC, Wis. (WBAY) - The USS Cobia returned home to the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc on Wednesday. It has spent the last 6 weeks undergoing restoration work in Sturgeon Bay, and she ...
BEAUFORT COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) - A 12-year-old Bear Grass Charter School student, who lives in Beaufort County, is inspiring his community after donating his entire fishing tournament prize money to the ...
Authorities in Beaufort County, South Carolina, are investigating a mass shooting that left four people dead and at least 20 others injured early Sunday morning at Willie’s Bar and Grill on St. Helena ...
The USS Cobia, a World War II submarine, is scheduled to return to Manitowoc Oct. 15. This was the vessel's first dry docking since 1996, a project that cost $1.5 million. While the USS Cobia will be ...
WSJ’s Tim Martin breaks down the U.S. immigration raids at Hyundai’s Georgia plant, why Korean workers were detained, and what happens next. Photo: EPA/Shutterstock SEOUL—A week after arresting more ...
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