Multibeam sonar and remotely-operated-vehicle footage collected during the April–May 2025 dive season have mapped the entire ...

It's been revealed that Lake Michigan sits atop a Stonehenge-esque structure that may reshape our understanding of human ...

A group of researchers using sonar to find shipwrecks on the bottom of Lake Michigan have found something far older than crashed cargo ships. They believe they’ve found a 10-thousand-year-old ...

Perhaps this could be a boon to Michigan's lackluster economy. People could come to Lake Michigan like they do Stonehenge in England and dance underwater and perform neo-pagan Druidian rituals ...

A mysterious stone formation found beneath Lake Michigan has left experts puzzled, resembling the famous Stonehenge monument in the UK. However, this structure is believed to be 5,000 years older ...

Situated approximately 40 feet beneath Lake Michigan's glistening waters, within the heart of Grand Traverse Bay, this enigmatic discovery was to forever rewrite our understanding of the region's ...

Chris Roxburgh, of Traverse City, follows a rock line leading up to a local underwater anomaly, a stone circle in Michigan that's been called the Great Lakes Stonehenge.

Dubbed "Michigan’s Stonehenge" by those who’ve seen it, the site is stirring fresh curiosity about the region's forgotten chapters.