Kentucky's Ark Encounter turns 10, and its founder Ken Ham is as bitter as ever ...

A team of researchers has been granted official government permission to carry out a massive excavation at the Durupinar Formation in Turkey.

A researcher claims soil data from a site in eastern Turkey provides compelling evidence for buried remains of Noah's Ark. Critics disagree, saying it's a naturally occurring formation.

Researchers using ground‑penetrating radar at Turkey's Durupinar Formation say they have detected three decks, inner corridors and a tunnel‑like void that match Biblical descriptions of Noah's Ark.

The Ark Encounter sued its insurers for $1 million after heavy rains caused a landslide on its access road. Here's a look ...

A boat-shaped formation on a remote mountainside in eastern Turkey has reignited one of history's most enduring biblical mysteries.

When I was growing up, the story of Noah’s ark with its great flood, floating zoo, and new beginning atop a spectacular mountain always seemed to me, as it does to many, far-fetched—a colorful fable ...

Researchers from Noah's Ark Scans have been granted Turkish government permission to conduct a major excavation at the Durupinar Formation.