On Nov. 18, 1985, Washington quarterback Joe Theismann broke his right tibia and fibula in a home game that ended 23–21.

Embark on one of these beautiful Chicago boat tours, complete with tour guides, beverages, add-ons, and more - depending on ...

Lake Pontchartrain spreads before you like an endless inland sea. This delightful lakeside town boasts some of Louisiana’s most spectacular water views. The world’s longest bridge spans these waters ...

These 10 towns offer friendly waves and peaceful living! Fort Madison sits right along the mighty Mississippi River, and boy, does that make for some pretty views. This town has been around for a long ...

The Army Corps has finished building an underwater sill in the Mississippi River to stop salt water from threatening New ...

In the winter of 1811, the New Madrid Fault unleashed quakes so violent that the Mississippi River surged uphill, turning ...

Ravines act like fast-moving highways, delivering sediment into Lake Pepin on the Mississippi River. A new project will ...

The saltwater wedge is continuing to creep up the Mississippi River, but it isn’t expected to reach New Orleans or threaten its water supply. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said that, thanks to a ...

Work is underway to build a new island in the Mississippi River near Hastings, a $10 million project aimed at preserving the lock-and-dam system that allows some 10 million tons of goods to be shipped ...

Lake Pepin is the largest naturally occurring lake on the Mississippi River. Silt, soil and clay from the landscape upstream have been filling it in at an alarming rate. The Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance ...

A man has died after a boat he was in capsized on the Mississippi River in Monticello, Minn. Around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, dispatchers were called about a capsized fishing boat on the Mississippi near ...

Water levels in parts of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers are likely to reach critically low stages soon, forcing shippers to light-load harvest-season grain barges for the fourth year in a row.