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History
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy: Texas authors take a fresh look
Michigan Life
1885 shipwreck 'Jarvis Lord' discovered, identified in Lake Michigan
The final resting place of the 'Jarvis Lord' freighter had been a mystery for 135 years, until shipwreck hunter Ross Richardson found her in northern Lake Michigan.
News
45 years after sinking, Edmund Fitzgerald visit still haunts Michigan diver
Great Lakes maritime documentarian Ric Mixter dove the wreck site of the Edmund Fitzgerald. On the 45th anniversary of the sinking, he recalls his experience.
History
VIDEO: 45th anniversary of Edmund Fitzgerald sinking
The maritime tragedy was 45 years ago -- the Edmund Fitzgerald found itself caught in a storm, ultimately sinking in Lake Superior on November 10, 1975.
Science
International Space Station marks 20 years of humans living in space
Over the years, the ISS has seen 241 visitors from around the world and has been the home to scientific breakthroughs and research.
Small Business
Maine company makes history building nation's first firefighting robot
Howe and Howe Technologies in Waterboro designs and builds robots that helped fight a massive fire in downtown Los Angeles
Michigan Life
'Creepy flashlight tours' offered after dark at Muskegon's Hackley & Hume homes
If 131-year-old houses could talk, imagine the stories they'd tell. Now, imagine learning those stories shared in the dark, while armed with only a flashlight.
News
Indigenous Peoples' Day
Oct. 12 is nationally celebrated at Columbus Day, however in Michigan, it's been proclaimed Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Nation World
Of presidents and health, history replete with secrecy, lies
Pandemics have cursed the presidencies of both Trump and Woodrow Wilson. Each played down the viruses that killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
Black History
50 years ago the Black Panthers and New Orleans police had a major standoff in Desire
It was the era of Black Power and The Panthers demanded decent housing, employment opportunities, an end to police brutality and a power to determine their destiny.
Crime
Newaygo native authors fiction book about the real-life Shannon Siders murder case
Newaygo native and author Jennifer Dornbush grew up fascinated with the Shannon Siders murder case. She recently wrote a book about it.
Michigan Life
1885 shipwreck 'Jarvis Lord' discovered, identified in Lake Michigan
The final resting place of the 'Jarvis Lord' freighter had been a mystery for 135 years, until shipwreck hunter Ross Richardson found her in northern Lake Michigan.
News
45 years after sinking, Edmund Fitzgerald visit still haunts Michigan diver
Great Lakes maritime documentarian Ric Mixter dove the wreck site of the Edmund Fitzgerald. On the 45th anniversary of the sinking, he recalls his experience.
History
VIDEO: 45th anniversary of Edmund Fitzgerald sinking
The maritime tragedy was 45 years ago -- the Edmund Fitzgerald found itself caught in a storm, ultimately sinking in Lake Superior on November 10, 1975.
Science
International Space Station marks 20 years of humans living in space
Over the years, the ISS has seen 241 visitors from around the world and has been the home to scientific breakthroughs and research.
Small Business
Maine company makes history building nation's first firefighting robot
Howe and Howe Technologies in Waterboro designs and builds robots that helped fight a massive fire in downtown Los Angeles
Michigan Life
'Creepy flashlight tours' offered after dark at Muskegon's Hackley & Hume homes
If 131-year-old houses could talk, imagine the stories they'd tell. Now, imagine learning those stories shared in the dark, while armed with only a flashlight.
News
Indigenous Peoples' Day
Oct. 12 is nationally celebrated at Columbus Day, however in Michigan, it's been proclaimed Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Nation World
Of presidents and health, history replete with secrecy, lies
Pandemics have cursed the presidencies of both Trump and Woodrow Wilson. Each played down the viruses that killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
Black History
50 years ago the Black Panthers and New Orleans police had a major standoff in Desire
It was the era of Black Power and The Panthers demanded decent housing, employment opportunities, an end to police brutality and a power to determine their destiny.
Crime
Newaygo native authors fiction book about the real-life Shannon Siders murder case
Newaygo native and author Jennifer Dornbush grew up fascinated with the Shannon Siders murder case. She recently wrote a book about it.
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