A long-lost shipwreck has been identified in Lake Erie, the National Museum of the Great Lakes and the Cleveland Underwater Explorers said Wednesday. The wreck is in the same area where the founder of ...

Officials are designing new ways to protect the shorelines from sudden flooding and longer storm seasons. Officials are designing new ways to protect the shorelines from sudden flooding and longer ...

The Lake Erie Folk Festival, created and produced by the Northeast Ohio Musical Heritage Association, in partnership with WRUW-FM, and marking its 10th year, returns to Case Western Reserve University ...

We can see multiple cracks on the visible imagery of Lake Erie from Tuesday. Some of these cracks extend over 100 miles between the southern shores of Canada and northern Ohio. Ice is still pretty ...

With the clear sky Sunday, we were able to get a good look at Lake Erie from the high-resolution satellites 500 miles up in space. Now we also have images from close-up, right on top of the crack.

Satellite imagery from GOES-19 captured a massive crack forming across Lake Erie’s ice on Feb. 8. Ice cover matters because it heavily impacts Great Lakes shipping – a multi-billion-dollar industry – ...

Nearly all of Lake Erie has frozen over from this winter’s plunging Arctic outbreaks. But on Sunday, a massive, roughly 80-mile-long crack formed on this colossal sheet of ice, and satellite images ...

It's likely related to several factors including the strong northerly winds on Saturday pushing the ice south. This may have led to pressure building up and some weakening of the ice. With ample ...

Lake Erie has developed a crack so large it's visible from space, after almost the entire lake froze solid. The great lake, situated between the border of the United States and Canada, froze almost ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) – A massive crack formed on Lake Erie’s ice on Sunday. FOX 8 Meteorologists said the crack is about 80 miles long and 3 to 4 miles wide. Satellite imagery shows it’s located about 5 to ...

Despite its striking appearance, large cracks are a known feature when Lake Erie is heavily frozen. When winds shift direction or ease, broad sheets of ice can drift, collide or pull apart, creating ...