Fortunately, there will be live video for you to watch as the iconic ocean liner goes down. The historic ship, which spent ...

Okaloosa County has greenlit a documentary for the SS United States tow-out from Mobile and underwater reefing in the Gulf of Mexico.

MOBILE, Ala. ( WALA) - IN-DEPTH WITH SARAH WALL: We are continuing to track the progress of the SS United States. The ...

The SS United States' 65-foot forward smokestack has been removed for preservation in a future museum. Okaloosa County purchased the SS United States to create an artificial reef. The vessel will be ...

Work is continuing to transform the world's fastest ocean liner to the world's largest artificial reef. The aft stack and last remaining onboard propeller were removed Aug. 8, according to the SS ...

Crews are making progress on preparing what’s to become the world’s largest artificial reef. In August, a federal judge cleared Okaloosa County to sink the SS United States and turn it into an ...

A documentary has been commissioned ahead of the sinking of the SS United States which will become the world's largest coral ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The SS United States has officially arrived in Mobile, Alabama, where it will now be stripped and prepped for sinking. For decades, the former luxury ocean liner had been docked ...

On the morning of Lundi Gras in early March, the SS United States arrived quietly in Mobile as a sleeping giant, rusting but regal as it was guided up the Mobile Bay. From a distance, “America’s ...

A historic ocean liner is slated to become the world's largest artificial reef once it reaches its final resting place off Florida's Gulf Coast. While competing diving businesses are vying for the ...

MOBILE, Ala. -- Contractors were out on the SS United States Tuesday in Mobile preparing it to become the world's largest artificial reef. Hazardous materials on board the ship need to be removed ...

Parts continue to be removed from the SS United States from its location in Mobile, Alabama. The ship will be sunk, possibly late this year, off Destin, Florida. Will you be able to watch the sinking?