lake michigan

How do you welcome spring in Michigan? One Michigan man has a novel approach.

Many people may be unknowingly creating a bigger erosion problem in the Great Lakes. Have you done this?

While you may still be bundled up against the cold of March, an intrepid kiteboarder headed out to Lake Michigan for the first ride of the 2021 season.

Spring is one of the more dramatic transformations for Lake Michigan. A local photographer was able to perfectly capture the transition in a series of videos.

A haunted and history-rich lighthouse will soon crumble into Lake Michigan as erosion from high water levels claims it a piece at a time.

It may not be a brand new discovery...but it's new to me. Did you know that there's a stonehenge under Lake Michigan?

"We were having a solid fishing trip while trolling for Lake Michigan king salmon before that fateful final strike came. Then things got real interesting..."

"We didn't expect to find this — it was really just amazing," said Andrea Pierce, a 56-year-old Ypsilanti resident and citizen of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, who was one of four women who drove the project to inspect the Straits bottom.

Could be just me but I feel at times the river moves a little faster than the norm. Maybe because I normally set down in a body of water with a little more leisurely paced action to it.

The Church was built in 1927 and converted into a house, which also has a large garage/workshop, but that's not all; the property also comes with private beach access.