MANISTEE, MI – The restoration of a nearly century-old Lake Michigan lighthouse will be finished in time for it to open for ...

Jason Statham stars in “Shelter,” living in a Scottish lighthouse as a grim-faced hero laying low. He's a former MI6 ...

Even though lighthouses are now automated, St. Mary's County Museum Division Manager Karen Stone was not going to let the ...

Suttons Bay — A Traverse City man has pleaded no contest to causing the death of a 61-year-old Ohio man in a September car crash. Kenneth Edward Marotzke, 71, pleaded no contest on Jan. 5 to one count ...

Ronald Leo Bellman was set to spend a week helping out at Old Mission Peninsula’s lighthouse as volunteer keeper when he was killed in a car crash. TRAVERSE CITY, MI — A man accused of drunken driving ...

LEELANAU COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) -- A Traverse City man, Kenneth Marotzke, 71, has pleaded no contest to charges stemming from a drunk driving crash on M-22 that killed a volunteer lighthouse keeper ...

SUTTONS BAY — A Traverse City man pleaded no contest today to causing the death of a 61-year-old Ohio man in a September crash. Kenneth Edward Marotzke, 71, pleaded no contest to one count of ...

YORK, Maine — The holiday lights are back at the Nubble Lighthouse, outlining the historic landmark and its adjacent keeper’s home once again against the night sky. About a fourth of the white lights ...

Forget about your holiday shopping, your many December obligations, and trying to get work done in double time. Remember, there’s a birthday to celebrate: The Cape Florida Lighthouse turns 200 years ...

Inspiration for video games can sprout from anywhere. A slice of pizza turned into “Pac-Man.” Trouble driving up a hill in the snow inspired a key mechanic in director Hidetaka Miyazaki’s “Souls” ...

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Standing 165 feet tall with 219 steps to the top, the St. Augustine Lighthouse provides visitors with an unparalleled view of Florida's oldest city and serves as a gateway to ...

On Thursday, Nov. 6, 1913, my grandfather, Charles (Charlie) A. Linsmeier, was sailing on a tugboat enroute from Detroit to Buffalo when the deadliest freshwater storm in history hit the Great Lakes.