As an earthquake nut, I thought I had seen it all. An earthquake Friday proves that I still haven't. The USGS has confirmed there was an earthquake under Lake Michigan Friday which was felt by many in Wisconsin.
Of all the hot topics, this might be the most contentious of them all. People in Wisconsin and Minnesota take their fishing pretty serious, but there's a new scientific ranking that proves once and for all that fishing in Wisconsin is way better than Minnesota.
It appears a small Metiotsunami pushed water farther than usual on the shores of Holland, Michigan. Metiotsunami are caused by air pressure disturbances, usually from lines of thunderstorms.
Nearly everyone should be aware by now that a huge freighter impacted something in Lake Superior north of Wisconsin early Saturday, June 8. What no one seems certain of now is exactly what that something was although many wild theories are being circulated.
We almost lost a Laker for the first time in nearly 50 years after it hit a submerged object. The water depth in that area is 500-700 feet deep. What could it have hit?
I assumed that goldfish were one of the most harmless pets you could own. Boy, was I wrong. Illinois residents are being warned that these tiny little adorable fish could kill the Great Lakes.
The Great Lakes are a popular tourist destination each summer, but be careful, you could encounter ghosts of shipwrecks past while enjoying time on these waters.