New research suggests an ancient hotspot helped shape the Great Lakes, challenging traditional formation theories.

Lansing-based Pure Michigan, the tourism arm of Michigan Economic Development Corp., says it’s expecting 2025 will see a surge in “slow travel” interest and invites visitors to Michigan to do so.

To that end, the nonprofit Great Lakes Observing System, or GLOS, is asking ice fishing anglers and others who go out on the ...

Those who grew up in Enugu or had things to do with it in the past, will always remember their beloved city with nostalgia; a ...

A 66-mile road is the perfect route to view the landscapes of Oregon's interior. Along the way, travelers can hike, ski, and ...

We try the new zip line experience at a Kent watersports centre which sees you soar from a 33ft tower above a huge blue lake.

Bill Smith, of Kingston, NY, has been coming up to the Salmon River for 15 years to fish for steelhead trout. He recently ...

Despite recent storms, much of Southern California remains in extreme or severe drought, according to the U.S. Drought ...

(NCCISMA) is a local non-regulatory agency; best known for invasive species control and education resources, NCCISMA is ...

Noah Waterman is "one of the great stories" of Louisville basketball in 2024-25. "It's giving our guys so much courage and ...

Debris flows brought on by the strongest atmospheric river of the season swept a car off a southern California highway and into the ocean and left roads submerged in sludge. While the heavy rains from ...

Bob Schuh has the latest from Fish & Game's annual meeting, Maribel Sportsman's Club and Glacial Lakes Conservancy.