SS United States could move to Florida, turned into artificial reef 00:55. PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- In keeping with the Sept. 12 court-imposed eviction from its pier in South Philadelphia, the SS ...

SS United States in Philadelphia burglarized days after agreement to move ship to Florida 02:58. The SS United States may soon have a new home — with plans to be sunk and turned into an ...

The historic SS United States has been sitting at the Port of Mobile in Alabama for more than a month now, and with each passing day, is closer to becoming the world’s largest artificial reef, writes ...

The SS United States, a retired ocean liner docked in Philadelphia, was recently burglarized by at least five suspects who snuck on board the historic 1950s-era vessel. Around 1:40 a.m. on Oct. 2 ...

The SS United States was expected to depart Philadelphia in the fall of 2024, but a tropical storm and last-minute concerns about a possible bridge strike canceled those plans. Additional testing ...

A burglar damaged the SS United States in Philadelphia just days after a tentative deal was reached to turn it into an artificial reef, police said.

The SS United States rots in a Philadelphia port along the Delaware River. The rent dispute stems from an August 2021 decision by Penn Warehousing to double the ship's daily dockage to $1,700, an ...

The SS United States is scheduled to leave Philadelphia on Friday, Nov. 15 for a two week journey to Alabama where it will be transformed into an artificial reef.

The lawsuit that threatens the SS United States' berth in Philadelphia. The unsinkable SS United States’ current troubles began on Aug. 10, 2021, when a controller at Penn Warehousing sent a ...

Plans to move the SS United States out of Philadelphia have been delayed, officials said Tuesday. The vessel was originally scheduled to depart Philadelphia on Nov. 15, 2024, at low tide. A new date ...

PHILADELPHIA — In its day, the SS United States was a nautical marvel, the fastest passenger liner to cross the Atlantic Ocean — a record that has stood for more than 70 years.

The SS United States in Philadelphia was shining red, white and blue on Wednesday night as a tribute to all those who have battled the COVID-19 pandemic.