Brunswick Corp.'s new boat simulator at this year's CES is powered by AI, where you can 'drive' a 370 Sea Ray Sundancer, ...

Solid, unsinkable Ramcap construction, a 25-degree deadrise hull and a pair of Mercury 400 outboards are the hallmarks that made this one of our favorite 30-something center ... helm is protected by a ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Thousands of legendary wooden watercraft from the Lyman Boat Works in Sandusky are still taming the waves of Lake Erie, even though the famous wooden boats first created in 1875 have ...

Max Bet recently splashed and will make her home in Costa Rica as the newest member of a two-boat program ... to rotate toward the center for better visibility from the helm, a feature created ...

When referring to Pontiac’s final flagship, the G8, the adage “saving the best for last” definitely comes to mind. Produced for Pontiac’s swan song years of 2008-’09, the G8 followed in the wide ...

The Maryland Thoroughbred Racetrack Operating Authority has agreed to build a state-of-the-art training center at Shamrock Farm in Woodbine, setting in motion a key component of the state’s plan ...

When it comes to iconic radio broadcast equipment, the console ranks right up there with the mic and the transmitter. But the very nature of control surfaces is shifting as broadcasters embrace not ...

Health care service provider OhioHealth selected Gilbane Building Co. to construct a $226-million comprehensive outpatient cancer center at its administrative campus in Columbus, Ohio.

Entergy, one of the nation's largest utility providers, is fast-tracking plans to build three natural gas power plants in Louisiana capable of generating 2,262 megawatts for Meta's data center ove ...

Roblox is home to some seriously wacky experiences, and Build a Boat for Treasure is one of the weirdest and most wonderful we have played. Not only do players get the opportunity to build their ...

Jeanne is a trained carpenter and a co-founder of BARN, a craft and DIY center in Washington. She has written the How To column since 2005. Ask Jeanne anything at localliving@washpost.com.