A new video shows how crews repaired the Stewart J. Cort's rudder without using dry dock, and I also learned why the 1,000-foot ship has the nickname "Stubby."
Explorers and biologists are diving to the deepest part of Lake Superior. They'll be live-streaming it this weekend, and they hope to find a fish that exists nowhere else on the planet.
The autonomous drones will sail the Great Lakes, monitoring shipping traffic, deterring smugglers, and helping with border safety. Here's what to know.
It's called the "Floating Bank," and it looks like nothing else on the water. It's one-of-a-kind and it recently arrived in Duluth. What do you think? Is it ugly or pretty?
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?