The tradition is meant to spread holiday cheer and honors the original Christmas tree ship, the Schooner Rouse Simmons, that sank during a tree trip in 1912. Keep Reading
U.S. Border Patrol agents from Rio Grande Valley Sector stepped up by collecting and distributing hundreds of pounds of food. Keep Reading
The holidays are a prime time for hackers, scammers, and online thieves looking to take advantage of unsuspecting online shoppers. Keep Reading
I penned this story on the way home from Afghanistan in 2012, my fourth of seven deployments. Keep Reading
Perhaps one of the most significant differences between the two is that disguises, unlike costumes, are made to be as BORING as possible. Keep Reading
ISIS adherents have been renewing their vows of allegiance to leader al-Baghdadi, with his own July 4 anniversary. Keep Reading
TSA anticipates more than 4% traveler growth this summer and expects to break screening records throughout the summer travel period. Keep Reading
NORAD has tracked Jolly Old Saint Nicholas' Christmas Eve adventure since 1955 with satellites, radar, jet fighters and "special Santa cameras." Keep Reading
The scam starts with a spoofed email or text from a person of authority, such as a CEO or HR director, telling an employee to purchase gift cards for the executive. Keep Reading
"We’re just celebrating the Coast Guard because it has to be celebrated," president said during quick stop at Coast Guard Station Lake Worth Inlet. Keep Reading
