Is the blue pike extinct or just hiding? Explore the history, the massive harvests and the science behind why this legendary Lake Erie fish disappeared.

Below the surface, Seneca Lake’s bed is a lunar landscape, with large pockmarks of unknown origin. And, most famously, occasional unexplained booming sounds — the Seneca Drums — emanate from ...

Fishing duo Cole and Jay finally find a lake monster after 20 years. Massive data breach sees millions of credit card details leaked Some Republican lawmakers call for mass expulsion of American ...

One of the best-known wineries in the Finger Lakes is under new ownership. Glenora Wine Cellars in Dundee was sold to FLX Family Winery, LLC, a sister company to Lilly Brothers Brewing, the owner of ...

SENECA LAKE, N.Y. — Seneca Lake is within two feet of its lowest level ever recorded, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. So, why are the levels so low? The low ...

GENEVA, New York – The Finger Lakes, splayed out across western New York, are a haven for fall foliage seekers and wine drinkers. And they are only a five-hour drive from Northeast Ohio. Related: ...

September 16, 1921 - The first official reports of the “Monster of Walgren Lake” appeared in the Hay Springs News on Sept. 16, 1921. Lake Walgren is in Sheridan and, for years, was rumored to be the ...

Editor's note: See below for updated scores. The Vermont Lake Monsters are playoff-bound for a fifth straight summer. The second-seeded Lake Monsters (40-22) open a best-of-three semifinal series in ...

The Seneca Nation, a federally recognized Indian tribe based in western New York, has acquired the Rochester Knighthawks, a National Lacrosse League franchise. Seneca bought the franchise from the ...

Nick Davoli with Century 21 real estate is listing the property at 4622 Willow Cove in Seneca County at $1,375,000, according to the real estate listing. The 2,314-square-foot house is located on ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Imagine rowing a relatively small boat across the Atlantic Ocean. No sails. No motors. Just oars, two to a person, tackling the relentless churn of the open sea. Now imagine doing ...