More than a year after it ran aground with 4,252 people aboard, shocking viewers worldwide, the cruise ship Costa Concordia remains wedged on rocks near the Italian island Giglio. But the luxury ...

How far along is the salvage of the Costa Concordia? Now you can see for yourself, thanks to a new website dedicated to the removal of the damaged cruise ship from the Italian coast. Created by ...

The Costa Concordia is now expected to be raised in the month of September but no official date has been announced yet by the Italian authorities or by the two companies - Titan Salvage from the ...

the government’s commissioner for the Costa Concordia disaster. She agrees that now, when the removal of the ship is a top priority, may not be the best time to bring up life post-Concordia ...

Meanwhile, the Costa Concordia, now a half-submerged carcass, still sits in the harbor where it ran aground. Hundreds of people are working 24-7 to secure it, but salvage efforts are taking longer ...

The shock of seeing the forlorn hulk of the Costa Concordia hasn’t been dimmed by ... Plans are well advanced to move the vessel, but for now it remains stranded, a macabre beacon at the entranc ...

Meanwhile, the Costa Concordia, now a half-submerged carcass, still sits in the harbor where it ran aground. Hundreds of people are working 24-7 to secure it, but salvage efforts are taking longer ...

The salvage operation is now a tourist attraction ... because in the tourists' minds remains the Costa Concordia crisis." The salvage operation is scheduled to take 260 more days, but that ...

Now, a veritable treasure lies beneath the ... before treasure hunters set their sights on the sunken spoils of the Costa Concordia, which had more than 4,200 people on board.

The Costa Concordia essentially ran aground and is now half-submerged — the ship is unable to float in water less than 26 feet (8 m) deep. Temperature of water: The passengers of the Titanic ...

the government’s commissioner for the Costa Concordia disaster. She agrees that now, when the removal of the ship is a top priority, may not be the best time to bring up life post-Concordia ...