EPA promised to address environmental racism. Flint is still waiting

More than 50 boat landing events are planned across the state to as part of the 10th annual Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Landing Blitz, in which local partners give boaters tips to prevent the spread of invasive species and comply with recently updated laws for recreational boating. Read the full story by WHMI – Brighton,…

Nearly 80 years after a plane flown by a member of the Tuskegee Airmen went down in Lake Huron, some of the wreckage has been recovered. Although the famed Tuskegee Airmen were based out of Alabama, advanced training exercises were conducted in Michigan during World War II. Read the full story by MLive. Read the…

Plans to divert water from the Great Lakes to other states date back more than a century. But in 2008, the eight Great Lake states signed a formal agreement, known as the Great Lakes Compact, outlining how states will manage and protect the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin. Read the full story by the Milwaukee…

With 120 lighthouses dotting its shoreline, Michigan has the most lighthouses of any state in the nation. To ensure the lighthouses receive the care they need, the State Historic Preservation Office directed $106,000 in Michigan Lighthouse Assistance Program grant funding to the Rock of Ages Lighthouse and the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse, both located in the…