Seventeen people, including children, were killed when an amphibious duck boat capsized on Table Rock Lake in Branson, Missouri, during a severe thunderstorm Thursday. The driver of the Ride the ...

Branson mayor says it's "too early" to make a call on banning duck boats 03:53. BRANSON, Mo. -- More than half of the 17 people killed when a tourist boat sank on a lake in Missouri were members ...

The youngest victims of the duck boat incident included Maxwell Coleman, 2; Reece Coleman, 9; and Evan Coleman, 7 The 17 victims who tragically died onboard a duck boat that capsized in at Table ...

In duck boats, passengers sit close to the surface, which critics have said make them more dangerous than a typical boat. Before Thursday’s accident, the deadliest event involving a duck boat ...

The attorney general of Missouri has filed a lawsuit in the wake of the duck boat accident that killed 17 people. "This tragedy should not have happened," Attorney General Josh Hawley said.

Duck boats have a history of deadly accidents 02:28. The company involved in a deadly tour boat crash in Branson, Missouri, has come under scrutiny following a series of other accidents.According ...

The crash in Table Rock Lake isn't the first time a duck boat tour has turned deadly. From a 1999 accident on an Arkansas lake to a 2016 crash in Boston, here are some previous fatal accidents ...

A duck boat accident on Table Rock Lake in Branson, Missouri, killed 17 people Thursday night, including the boat’s driver and nine members of an Indiana family, according to authorities.

Duck boats – amphibious vehicles that can travel on both land and water – have a long history of fatal crashes and accidents. Seventeen people, including at least one child, died after a Ride ...

Philadelphia Duck Boat Accident. A stalled duck boat collided with a barge on the Delaware River in Philadelphia July 7. The collision sent all 37 people aboard the smaller amphibious sightseeing ...

BRANSON, Mo. — As the duck boat made its everyday tour around Table Rock Lake, a popular, summertime tourist stop in southern Missouri, the skies grew dark and a fierce wind, more than 60 mph ...