Cargo ship carrying new vehicles to Mexico sinks in the North Pacific weeks after catching fire Smoke rises June 3 from the cargo vessel Morning Midas approximately 300 miles south of Adak, Alaska.

The gray whale population off the North American Pacific Coast has plummeted, according to a new report. Local whale watching operators have noticed this decline.

The National Hurricane Center said June 26 a system in the Pacific Ocean could become a tropical depression in the coming days.

The 600-foot Morning Midas was carrying about 3,000 vehicles when it began to burn June 3 near Adak Island. The crew evacuated without injuries.

A cargo ship that had been delivering new vehicles to Mexico sank in the North Pacific Ocean, weeks after crew members abandoned ship when they couldn’t extinguish an onboard fire that left the ...

A cargo ship that had been delivering new vehicles to Mexico sank in the North Pacific Ocean, weeks after crew members abandoned ship when they couldn’t extinguish an onboard fire that left the ...

Cargo ship carrying new vehicles to Mexico sinks in the North Pacific weeks after catching fire The ship was loaded with about 3,000 new vehicles intended for a major Pacific port in Mexico ...

The ship was loaded with about 3,000 new vehicles intended for a major Pacific port in Mexico. It was not immediately clear if any of the cars were removed before it sank, and Zodiac Maritime did ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A cargo ship that had been delivering new vehicles to Mexico sank in the North Pacific Ocean, weeks after crew members abandoned ship when they couldn’t extinguish an ...

The ship was loaded with about 3,000 new vehicles intended for a major Pacific port in Mexico when the blaze broke out June 3.

Trains on Metra's Union Pacific-North line were running with delays Monday morning due to emergency track repairs in Evanston and a broken down inbound train near Fort Sheridan.