The Coast Guard has resumed the search for missing boater Jeffery Kale off the coast of North Carolina after a good Samaritan located his vessel nearly 83 miles east of Wrightsville Beach. Multiple U.S. Navy assets are assisting in the search, and a commercial towing company will retrieve the unmanned vessel, which showed no visible damage.
Westport Police recover the body of a boater who went missing after their boat sank near Cockenoe Island, while one boater remains missing. The search for the second missing boater has been suspended. A group of six people on a boat rescued three individuals found in the water, but two others are still missing. Search efforts involving multiple agencies have been conducted, but challenging water conditions have hindered the search.
A missing boater, Charles Gregory, was rescued 12 miles off the coast of St. Augustine after a two-day search by multiple agencies, including the U.S. Coast Guard. Gregory, who was found sitting in his partially submerged boat, was in good spirits despite being tired and dehydrated. The incident highlights the importance of having safety gear onboard and being prepared for emergencies while out on the water.
A body matching that of missing angler Richard Mickelson has been discovered in Lake Sakakawea, roughly a mile and a half southeast of the Van Hook ramp. The body was found by a passing boater and has been transported to the state forensic examiner's office for identification. Mountrail County Sheriff Corey Bristol expressed gratitude to the agencies and citizens involved in the search and has personally informed Mickelson's family.
A boater who went missing in Lake Norman has been found dead, according to authorities. The search for the missing boater began on Saturday near marker D9 on the Mooresville side, and crews from Cornelius-Lemley Fire Rescue and Sherills Ford - Terrell Fire and Rescue were involved in the search.
A missing boater from Natick was found dead in Fiske Pond, a sub-basin of Lake Cochituate, on Saturday night. One other boater was able to make it to the shore and received medical assistance. Dive teams and a helicopter searched into the night looking for the missing man and eventually located him using side-scan sonar.
The US Coast Guard and local marine crews are searching for James Jaronczyk, a 28-year-old man who fell overboard from his speedboat in Long Island's Great South Bay on Sunday. Jaronczyk, an avid boater and racer, was getting his boat ready for the first competition of the season. The Coast Guard received a call about a boater in the water shortly after 4:30 p.m. Sunday and deployed search boats from their Fire Island station. As of late Monday, a boat crew from Coast Guard Station Fire Island was still on the case.
Officials are searching for a missing boater, James Jaronczyk, who fell overboard on Sunday evening in the Great South Bay off Babylon. The U.S. Coast Guard and local fire departments are on the scene, and Jaronczyk's parents are holding out hope for his safe return. Jaronczyk is a boat racer and was getting his boat ready for his first race of the season. His parents are asking everyone to look on shore and in backyards for any sign of him.
Two of the eight individuals found dead trying to illegally cross the St. Lawrence River from Canada to the U.S. have been identified as Florin Iordache and Cristina Zenaida Iordache, both of Romanian descent. The other four adult victims, who are Indian Nationals, have not yet been identified. The bodies of two children were also recovered. The search for a missing boater, 30-year-old Casey Oakes, is ongoing.
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a missing boater near NAS Pensacola in the Gulf of Mexico. The search began on Sunday after the boater failed to return from a fishing trip. Despite an extensive search effort, the boater has not been found.
The body of Nathan James Robbins, a 26-year-old man from Tittabawassee Township, who went missing after a boat capsized on the Tittabawassee River last month, has been recovered. Robbins' body was found nine feet under the water, 400 feet from where the incident was alleged to have happened and 500 feet south of the bridge. The Saginaw County Sheriff's Department said the water's condition made the search more difficult. An autopsy is scheduled for the coming week and the investigation is still open.