Two adventurers, one from Phenix City and one from Smyrna, have started their 500-mile journey down the Chattahoochee River to raise money for a Columbus-based non-profit.
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What river kayak catfishing feels like
Join the adventure and see what it’s really like to catfish from a kayak on the river. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem speaks after firing by Trump Jobs report shows US unexpectedly lost jobs in February ...
Tucked up north in the Midwest, the Dakotas are among the least populated and most isolated states in the U.S. However, remoteness and lack of crowds can lead to some of the most memorable travel ...
Seeking to raise $50,000 for the Chattahoochee River Conservancy, they plan to reach the Gulf by March 30. How will they make ...
Little River Lake in Durham will open for the season on Friday, March 13. There is a change to the jon boat rental process at ...
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Kayak fishing lands surprise catch in mountain river
Fishing duo Cole and Jay kayak fish a gorgeous river deep in the mountains. Carney shares details of Trump call over Canada-Michigan bridge spat The US bond market is suddenly flashing a warning sign ...
Can you kayak the Grand River to hear concerts at the new Grand Rapids amphitheater? Here's what city rules and fire officials say.
One person is dead after a kayaking accident on the Schuylkill River in Exeter Township, Berks County. The emergency call came in just after 4 p.m. Saturday along a stretch of the river behind Total ...
Ashland High School student Keeya Wiki kayaked 310 miles on the Klamath River last summer, from its start east of the Cascade mountains of Oregon to where the river meets the Pacific Ocean in Northern ...
While lawmakers debate the future of the Kirkpatrick Dam and Rodman Reservoir, it’s possible to get a glimpse into what a restored Ocklawaha River would look like. During a dam drawdown, ...
On winter mornings, when the manatees begin gathering in the warm springs of Kings Bay, the water can look less like a wildlife refuge and more like rush-hour traffic.
Locally trained whitewater kayakers are unable to return to their downstream training area, but see promising water testing results.
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