In life, Lee Dingle welcomed four adopted children into his home. In death, he’ll help many more through organ donations. Continue reading →

Lee Dingle was playing in the waves with his kids when a “freak accident” left him with a fatal head injury, his wife says. Continue reading →

Treasure salvagers who once spent millions of dollars exploring such sites say provincial laws are preventing shipwrecks from being scoured in any meaningful way – and that the region has become somewhat of a wild west for so-called pirate divers. Continue reading →

Roughly 120 people packed a small wood-panelled church in the coastal community of Martins Point for the funeral of Dan Blankenship on Monday. Continue reading →

Dan Blankenship, a U.S. Army veteran who became fixated on the Oak Island mystery, died Sunday at 95. Continue reading →

Dan Blankenship was a staple on “The Curse of Oak Island,” a reality TV series on the History channel that was set on the 57-hectare island on Nova Scotia’s south shore. Continue reading →

A North Carolina beach town was staying on lookout Tuesday, but people were still swimming in the ocean after two youths were mauled by at least one shark over the weekend. Continue reading →