The Great Lakes’ most famous shipwreck – and inspiration for Gordon Lightfoot’s chilling ballad – still resonates: a tale of ...

A nail-biting drama played out just off the tip of Michigan’s northernmost peninsula. It's almost too amazing to believe.

The Edmund Fitzgerald changed its route across Lake Superior to protect itself from the violent storm that was coming. It ...

Powerful storms, intense winds, arctic air and even bursts of warmth all play a role in creating the tumbler of weather the ...

Modern technology provides the ability to learn definitively what sank the Edmund Fitzgerald — if the restrictions over ...

When the Edmund Fitzgerald sank, it was up to the crew of the Arthur M. Anderson to go search for survivors. Then, it was up ...

As a testament to the cultural touchstone the Edmund Fitzgerald has become, The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum has seen ...

People are gathering at ceremonies around the Great Lakes this weekend to honor the memories of the 29 crew members who died ...

A team of scientists is employing a technique used to detect invasive species to search for troops lost at sea.

Edmund Fitzgerald 50 FILE - The Fitzgerald in a 1959 file photo, with a crew of 28 to 30 men, was carrying a load of 26,216 tons of taconite pellets. (AP Photo, file ...

As balladeer Lee Murdock concluded the program by singing Gordon Lightfoot's "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," Katherine ...