Chippewa River

The invasive species continue to decimate the native fish population. Technicians for the USFWS used pesticides to both survey and remove the vampire-like lamprey.

Nearly 70 fish were reported dead in the Chippewa River following a chemical treatment that targets invasive sea lampreys. The by-kill is attributed to unusually warm weather conditions.

Changes aim to improve nightlife and access to the riverfront year-round in Midland.

State and local officials are working to determine how much transformer fluid leaked into the Pine River on Tuesday. They say the spill started at a…

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will be surveying the sea lamprey population of the Chippewa River in Isabella County in August. Last year the river…