Entertainment Great Lakes shipwreck documentary airs tonight; here's where to stream it online Published: Mar. 15, 2016, 8:24 p.m.

Feb. 15—With their eel-like bodies, vampire teeth and suction cup mouths, the main characters of a new documentary resemble something out of the "Dune" science fiction films. The sea lamprey ...

The documentary was filmed and produced by husband-and-wife team Brendan and Jessica Walsh, who spent six years producing their close-up look at one of the Great Lakes' biggest ecological problems ...

A new documentary by Detroit Public Television on protecting the Great Lakes features Free Press environmental reporter Keith Matheny.

It is hard to think of invasive species, such as this round goby photographed at 31st Street Harbor, being artful, but the documentary, ``Making Waves: Battle for the Great Lakes’’ approaches ...

A new documentary about the Great Lakes will be screened Thursday night in Sturgeon Bay.

The documentary welcomes viewers into the Bad River Band's decades-long battle for sovereignty.

The health of Great Lakes will be in focus when the documentary called "All Too Clear: Beneath the Surface of the Great Lakes" is shown in Door County.

Now a new documentary shines a spotlight on the first Indigenous-led coalition of nonprofits and governmental agencies to revive the arteries of the Great Lakes to how the region once knew them.

“Graveyard of the Great Lakes: A Shipwreck Hunter’s Quest to Discover the Past” profiles David Trotter, who has discovered nearly 100 shipwrecks in his 35 years of exploring the Great Lakes.

A new documentary available free on YouTube celebrates a Great Lakes industry that the filmmaker says often flies under the radar, even among those who live on the lakes.

The documentary also features, scientists, fishermen and organizations around the Great Lakes all working together to give viewers a real-life experience and teach them what the average person can ...