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Lakers Freight for May
The Lake Carriers Association released May figures.
Updated: Jun 17, 08:39 AM
Great Lakes Governors Seek Agreement on Invasives
Leaders of states who have battled in court over Asian carp are meeting at a Michigan resort to seek common ground on how to prevent more invasive species from reaching the Great Lakes.
Updated: May 31, 06:18 PM
Rain-Swollen Rivers Stoke Shippers' Headaches
Heavy rains swelling the Mississippi and Missouri rivers are causing headaches for barge operators.
Updated: May 31, 02:05 PM
Exec. Director of Seaway Port Authority Retiring
The longtime Executive Director of the Duluth Seaway Port Authority is going to retire this year.
Updated: May 24, 08:07 AM
Wis. Budget Panel Approves Ending Ballast Water Fees
The Legislature's budget committee has voted to end ballast water discharge fees for Great Lakes shipping in two years.
Updated: May 21, 04:29 PM
- Iron Ore Cargoes on Great Lakes
- Freighter Runs Aground in Lake St. Clair
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Fix Funding for Shipping Industry
- Twin Ports Receive Prestigious Shipping Award
- Shipping Numbers
- Iron Ore Shipments Down
- Report: Asian Carp May Have Reached Great Lakes
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First Ship Ceremony
- Low Great Lakes Levels Bad News for Shippers
- EPA Issues New Ballast Water Rules
- First Saltie Expected Friday; Earliest Ever
- Lake Pepin Ice Getting Thicker Instead of Melting
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Shipping Season Starts in Twin Ports
- Army Corps Commits $5.2M for Great Lakes Repairs
- Several Michigan Harbors Scheduled for Dredging
- Study: Asian Carp Unlikely to Stow Away in Barges
- Shipping Industry: Hoping for Heavier Loads
- Great Lakes Shipping Rebound from Recession
- Michigan Senators Eye Rainy Day Fund for Dredging
- 2 Great Lakes Hit Lowest Water Level on Record
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Study on Impact of Shipping
- Feds May Consider River Structures to Boost Great Lake Levels
- Coast Guard Offers Reward to Catch Fake 'Mayday' Caller
- Ports, Longshoremen Avert Strike
- Michigan Governor to Transfer $11M for Dredging
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