(WLUK) -- A more than 130-year-old shipwreck submerged in Lake Michigan near the city of Algoma is now listed in the National ...

Officials are draining the water from Lake Lure to remove sediment and debris, revealing historic objects embedded in the dry ...

This marks the third such incident in just a few years. The Morning Midas joins the Felicity Ace and the Fremantle Highway in ...

That’s the Marblehead Lighthouse in a nutshell – a gleaming white sentinel on Lake Erie’s shore that somehow remains Ohio’s best maritime treasure hiding in plain sight. Standing tall since 1821, this ...

Shipping in the Great Lakes first began about three hundred years ago with French fur trappers, followed by loggers, salt ...

This 338-acre slice of paradise sits on Whitefish Bay, where Lake Superior shows off its best impression of an ocean, minus the sharks, jellyfish, and that sticky salt residue that turns beach hair ...

Within half an hour the luxurious steamboat sank and took 300 lives with her, marking the deadliest shipwreck on the Great Lakes. Fewer than 20 people, mostly crew, made it into lifeboats.

The vessel was the largest on the Great Lakes at the time. The crew of 29 died when the freighter sank during a storm on Lake Superior on Nov. 10, 1975.

Fisherman finds shipwreck in Lake Michigan A Wisconsin angler fishing in the fog this week discovered the wreck of an abandoned tugboat submerged in the waters of Lake Michigan for more than a ...

The J.C. Ames had a storied history on the Great Lakes until 1923. Now, it's the first confirmed shipwreck discovery so far this season.

The tug was one of the largest and most powerful on the Great Lakes, with a 670-horsepower engine. The tug served multiple purposes beyond moving lumber, including transporting railway cars.

A shipwreck can turn everything upside down. That, in a nutshell, is what Cleveland’s Great Lakes Theater will be exploring with its latest production of William Shakespeare’s romantic comedy… ...