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1968 Bertrand Excavation: treasure hunters unearth lost steamboat cargo; artifacts chart 1865 frontier trade

In 1968, treasure hunters made an exciting discovery when they unearthed the sunken steamboat Bertrand from the depths of the Missouri River. This vessel tragically sank while transporting supplies to Montana's mining settlements in 1865. Excavations uncovered over 250,000 artifacts such as everyday household items and mining gear, remarkably preserved…

The Times of India · 5h ago

Santa Barbara Half Marathon Illnesses That Sent 27 Runners to Hospitals Appear Heat-Related as Police Keep Investigating

At least 27 runners sought hospital care after the Santa Barbara Half Marathon. Officials suspect heat and exertion, while police continue investigating and no contamination has been confirmed.

Medical Daily · Nov 11

Dallas Tops Best Cities for Thanksgiving in 2026 as Miami Rises to No. 16

Dallas leads WalletHub's 2026 ranking of the best U.S. cities for Thanksgiving, followed by Atlanta and San Antonio, while Miami rises to 16th place.

Latin Times · Nov 10

Chicago’s World’s Fair featured a two-speed moving sidewalk carrying visitors to the Peristyle

The first moving walkway appeared in 1893 at the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, United States. It was also the longest ever, and riders paid five cents to use it. Separate levels let riders stand or sit while moving along the route. It ran over 1 kilometre along a pier…

The Times of India · Nov 8

Desert icons collapse as southwestern US gets pummeled with rain and flooding

Two iconic rock formations that long attracted tourists and photographers to a remote part of New Mexico have collapsed

The Independent UK · Nov 6

Jury awards $200K to Mexican tourist in ‘fart police’ translation mixup that led to excessive force

A Mexican musician said he neither heard nor understood police commands during a raid on a Colorado home in 2023

The Independent UK · Nov 4

Angry park enthusiast sues Six Flags for not honoring dining plan purchase before ownership change

The disgruntled parkgoer says she has been trying to get a refund for months

The Independent UK · Nov 2

Sea-Tac Airport Braces for Record-Breaking Thanksgiving With No Spot Saver to Ease the Crush

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport expects record Thanksgiving crowds, with November 29 projected as the busiest day and SEA Spot Saver reservations ending November 30.

Latin Times · Nov 2

Oklahoma Preserve Keeps Growing: Donated ranch becomes Ozarks wildlife haven; elk and bears return

John T. Nickel made a generous contribution by donating his expansive 14,000-acre ranch to The Nature Conservancy, thus safeguarding the unique ecosystems of the Ozarks. This effort has now expanded the preserve to over 17,000 acres due to further acquisitions. Exciting restoration initiatives have revitalized the landscape, successfully reintroducing elk…

The Times of India · Nov 1

NYC Marathon 2026 results: Sweden’s Andreas Almgren stuns on debut, Sheila Chepkirui wins women’s title for second time

On November 1, the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon set the streets abuzz as nearly 60,000 runners hit the pavement. Swedish newcomer Andreas Almgren clinched victory in the men's category, while Kenya's Sheila Chepkirui triumphed again in the women's race. The marathon's scenic course traversed all five boroughs, offering…

The Economic Times · Nov 1