A Mexican Navy ship crashed into Brooklyn Bridge, killing two and injuring 19. The vessel lost power, causing its towering masts to snap. Investigation underway.

Investigations continue after a Mexican Navy training ship collided with the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, resulting in the death of two cadets.

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The accident occurred when the majestic white training vessel Cuauhtémoc was departing from lower Manhattan’s Pier 17 on the ...

Brian Young, the official heading the NTSB's inquiry into the disaster, said that an "engine failure" is being considered as ...

NTSB probers Monday said they are investigating a tugboat’s possible role in a Mexican ship’s crash into the Brooklyn Bridge — while adding they have yet to board the foreign craft, much less talk to ...

Four minutes after the ship left the pier, a radio call went out asking for help from any additional tugboats in the area, followed by other requests for assistance, the NTSB said. Officials did not ...

The Mexican ship that struck the Brooklyn Bridge was underway for less than 5 minutes before its masts crashed into the ...

The investigation into why a Mexican Navy training ship struck the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, shearing the top of its masts ...

Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board said there was no significant damage to the Brooklyn Bridge ...

A Mexican Navy tall ship called the Armada de la República Mexicana (ARM) Cuauhtémoc struck the Brooklyn Bridge at about ...