A long-lost Great Yarmouth ship has emerged from its watery fate in New Zealand - 160 years after it was wrecked.

An inquest has concluded into the death of a renowned university academic from north Norfolk. John Hamish St. John McIlwaine, of Kingsway in Blakeney, near Holt, was discovered on the floor of his ...

Disability golf champion Brad Smith has called for the sport to be included in future Paralympic Games. In June, Smith won the English Open for Golfers with a Disability for the second successive year ...

Pro sports teams don’t retire someone’s jersey number unless the player who wore it was exceptional.That definition fits ...

The Association of American Railroads filed suit against the state soon after the General Assembly enacted a law governing the costs and timing of internet service providers’ use of railway ...

The Government Accountability Project, a watchdog group based in Washington, D.C., continues to hold the feet of Norfolk Southern and the federal Environmental Protection Agency to the fire for what ...

Norfolk Southern’s decision to vent and burn five tank cars of vinyl chloride following the 2023 train derailment is the center of the most recent lawsuit filed against the railroad by residents who ...

Union Pacific Considering a Norfolk Southern Buyout, Report Says. Here’s What Will Matter. Union Pacific is in talks to merge with Norfolk Southern, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, in a ...

Lawson is charged with 3rd-degree assault and 2nd-degree criminal trespass, as well as 2nd-degree assault on a peace officer, ...

A "very frail" but independent and "determined" woman died from an infection caused when a dog licked a wound on her leg, a ...

The five residents appealing the final approval of last year’s $600 million settlement between Norfolk Southern and households impacted by the 2023 train derailment, continue to fight for a reduction ...

As the Federal Railroad Administration weighs the benefits of automated track inspection technology, rail labor unions are speaking out against it, citing potential job losses and safety implications ...