Before there was a general, there was a queen. She witnessed joy and tragedy and carried thousands of passengers up and down the Cumberland River showing off Nashville's skyline. She is the Music City ...

The AuSable River Queen, a paddlewheel boat that provided tours along the AuSable River west of Oscoda, sank in the river Tuesday night while docked, leaving Michigan with one less summer riverboat ...

“We’re at the point right now where we have people who have come to see us over 300 times — my wife hasn’t come to see us 100 times,” Mike McManus laughs over the phone in a recent interview. McManus, ...

The AuSable River Queen sank unexpectedly on March 11, leaving its owners wondering why. The cause still unclear two weeks later. The boat was extracted on March 20, but the owners face high ...

IOSCO COUNTY, Mich,. (WPBN/WGTU) - - The AuSable River Queen in Iosco County has been partially pulled onshore at Foote Site Park in Oscoda Township. The back end of the paddlewheel now rests on the ...

ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - The relaunch of an iconic piece of Elkhart’s history didn’t go as planned on Monday. The River Queen was supposed to be put back into the water on Monday morning, but the ...

IOSCO CO., Mich. (WNEM) – The AuSable River Queen has been partly submerged underwater since Tuesday, March 12, in Iosco County. The owner, Lori Rice is heartbroken and very emotional. The boat has ...

ELKHART — Adam Warble, a captain of The Elkhart River Queen, stood underneath the boat’s bow Monday to stay dry as drizzling rain intensified. He had been out there for over two hours, alongside other ...

ELKHART, Ind. (WSBT) — Fans of the Elkhart River Queen are hoping that the third time's the charm for this vessel. Take two we're here! After an engine leak caused last week's launch to be postponed, ...

ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - It’s the Fourth of July weekend, and across Michiana, folks are celebrating the nation’s birthday in all sorts of ways. In Elkhart, they find the best way to celebrate is down ...

My recent weeklong Mississippi River cruise on the American Queen took me back through history on the last overnight steam paddlewheeler plying the muddy waters between New Orleans and Memphis.

Few people see the Mississippi River the way John Ruskey does. Ruskey runs Quapaw Canoe Company in Clarksdale, Mississippi. He and his team of guides lead tours of the river in wooden dugout canoes, ...