Trump earmarked millions of dollars to deploy unmanned vessels on the Great Lakes and monitor activity along the Canadian border, causing rising tensions with the neighboring country. Read the full […]
The East Channel Lighthouse near Grand Island, Michigan’s, eastern passage, is one of the few surviving historic schoolhouse-style lighthouses in the Great Lakes region. Volunteers from across the country helped […]
On October 26, 1825, the Erie Canal, the United States’ first man-made waterway, was opened, linking the Great Lakes and Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River. Read the full story […]
The arrival of the final cruise ship of 2026 will mark the port of Cleveland’s 54th vessel call of the season, surpassing the previous record of 53 calls set in […]
Cleveland, Ohio’s new draft framework plan for the downtown shows that removing Huntington Bank Field, home of the NFL Browns, could make way for a dense, lively urban district full of […]
In a small trailer behind the Great Lakes Aquarium lies a big project a few years in the making: rearing 250 Lake Sturgeon. The public will also get the chance […]
Earlier this month, The Township of Lake of Bays sold a municipally owned island property in exchange for $1.1 million. The 1.73-acre waterfront property boasts 720 feet of shoreline and … Continued
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By Samantha Plunkett
Turtle conservation is important because the reptiles can take two decades to reproduce. One Battle Creek family saw this firsthand when they saved turtle eggs from a road.
By Alexander Boesch
The expansion of hyperscale data centers in the state is inflaming tensions between some community residents and their governments as local officials balance the unpopularity of data centers, the economic pressure from corporations and the limits of local authority.
Alpena Township, Michigan, has received a $12,500 grant from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) to update its zoning ordinance with a focus on coastal resiliency […]
A new partnership between tribal, state and private entities resulted in nearly 9,000 muskies being stocked in mid-October in northeastern Wisconsin waters. Read the full story by the Milwaukee Journal […]