Columbia River

The Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum released a statement about what happened Sunday on the Columbia

The search began Wednesday afternoon for the man after he slipped into the water.

On lap 2, as the Pay n' Pak and Squire Shop were thundering down the Kennewick side of the course, the Squire veered over and crashed into the Pak, damaging both boats so they could not continue.

no, no, no drones anywhere near the race course and surrounding areas.

UH-1 and other sources report earlier in the day Thursday, an elderly photographer, not affiliated with the Official Race Team or Water Follies, had a medical incident and died in the pits.

the late night excursion almost ended with a sunken boat

Saturday May 30th, a day full of testing is coming back again this year.

An Oregon judge has ordered changes to hydropower dam operations on the Columbia and Snake rivers, claiming current federal plans would further harm salmon runs.

An unexpected spill in the Columbia River has sparked quick action from local authorities—it's a reminder of how fragile our waterways can be.

Deputies had to 'rescue' the man who'd waded across, but was afraid to go back.