boating

Before you hit the water this summer make sure you follow these important rules and laws.

New gas standards mean that the gas you're getting on your way to the lake for your car, won't work well for your boat. Here's the reason why you shouldn't fill your boat up with the same gas you're filling your car with, and where you should go instead.

This weekend as thousands of Michiganders hit the lakes and waterways for the 4th of July weekend, they'll have company as Michigan DNR officers will be out in force to crack down on those who are boating drunk.

During the pandemic, people had to figure out what they could still do and not go crazy and that has created major shortages in West Michigan.

A number of positive COVID-19 cases have been reported by the Health Department of Northwest Michigan after a big party on the Torch Lake sandbar.

Officers made over 15,000 public contacts in 72 hours.

How much fun is it to visit a boat show and dream about a boat. If you already have a boat you dream of a bigger boat and one that has more creature comforts. More seating, BBQ Grill on board, bigger motor so it goes faster, and one with a better stereo...

Kids say the darnedest things.

Under Michigan's Stay at Home Order kayaking, canoeing, and sailing is permitted, but using a motorboat, a jet ski, or other similar watercraft is not.

COVID-19 is inflicting on a Pure Michigan summer.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder is expected to sign bills soon that will subject boaters and snowmobilers to the same blood-alcohol limits as motor vehicle drivers. The bills approved unanimously Tuesday by the state Senate would set the legal alcohol limit at 0.08 percent blood-alcohol content (BAC) instead of 0.10 percent BAC.

Are you ready for your daily dose of cute?! Here it is, and it comes in the form of a dolphin-loving dog named Maverick.