It’s important to be aware of the weather conditions that could lead to ice shoves, to protect yourself, others, and your property.

In case you missed it, there was an earthquake in Lake Michigan miles off of Wisconsin's shoreline — a very uncommon event in ...

The Great Lakes are incredibly large bodies of water ... Ice shoves, also called ice tsunamis, require three main factors to form: fluctuating warm temperatures, high sustained wind speeds ...

As the numbers of those who died from the Dec. 26 tsunami keep growing, my ability to comprehend the devastation it created lessens. The thought of so many – over 150,000 – dying from ...