You don't need to head to the ocean to explore shipwrecks, this Michigan reserve on Lake Huron offers alluring wrecks to ...

Learn more about the Middle Island Sinkhole, an under water sinkhole with no oxygen.

Hoosier lawmakers have authorized a new type of state preserve to protect the 14 historic shipwrecks and one crashed airplane ...

The ship rests in Lake Huron, under 60 feet of water about two miles northeast of Thunder Bay Island. RELATED: Michigan’s ‘shipwreck alley’ has 7 shallow sites perfect to snorkel ...

Both shipwrecks happened in what is locals call the Lake Michigan Triangle, which is similar to the legendary Bermuda Triangle. Several other ships have sunk in the same area over the decades.

The Muskegon, a 19th-century ship turned sandsucker barge, sank in Lake Michigan in 1911 and is now a shipwreck preserve. Dr. Charles Beeker, a professor at Indiana University, has dedicated his ...

Discover the history and mystery of an astonishing shipwreck discovered in the Great Lakes during a free program at 6:30 p.m.