New buoys are being launched across the Charleston harbor to help monitor a local species and their movements.

The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing to remove nearly three dozen navigation buoys that serve as aids in Rhode Island's coastal waters warning boaters of rocky underwater reefs and channels where a ...

Imagine that the Department of Transportation decided to remove selected road numbers on the basis they are no longer needed ...

It’s safe to say that nobody is in favor of the U.S. Coast Guard’s proposal to remove four local aids to navigation that ...

When the US Coast Guard asked for public input regarding a proposed reduction in the northeast USA to navigational aids, they ...

Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary (TBNMS) crews are wrapping up the installment of all their mooring buoys in the ...

BOSTON — The Coast Guard’s plan to remove hundreds of navigation buoys along the northeast coastline is raising concerns among commercial fishermen and other mariners who depend on the markers ...

Specifically, the Coast Guard’s plan calls for the removal of approximately 350 buoys across the Northeast, which is about 6% of the federally maintained aids to navigation (AtoN). Rhode Island ...

The Coast Guard wants to remove dozens of them, saying that would save money and push boaters and fishermen to rely more on ...