Lake Michigan News
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U.S. nuclear-power production declined for a second day after Dominion Resources Inc. permanently shuttered the 556-megawatt Kewaunee 1 reactor in Wisconsin.
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President Barack Obama has worked to avoid racial politics during much of his presidency. Now, the structure promoting his legacy is at risk of getting caught up in them.
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A weather front that is spawning severe thunderstorms from Oklahoma to Indiana is expected to bear down on Chicago and the Mississippi River valley tomorrow, according to the U.S. Storm Prediction Center.
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Chicago’s seasonal ritual of boat parades may be scuttled as five states ask a judge to head off an invasion of Asian carp by blocking access to Lake Michigan.
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Architect Jeanne Gang snaps open a sunflower to reveal seeds that attract birds, turtles and raccoons to Chicago’s Lincoln Park.
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The headlines were alarming: "Drought Could Reverse Flow of Chicago River," hailed the website of WLS-TV, the local ABC News affiliate. "Ongoing Drought Could Send the Chicago River Flowing in Reverse," read Smithsonian magazine's normally sedate web pages.
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The U.S. Supreme Court, rejecting a bid by Michigan, refused to order Illinois and the federal government to permanently separate the waters of Chicago-area rivers and canals from Lake Michigan to stop the migration of Asian carp.
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Christie Hefner, former chief executive officer of Playboy Enterprises Inc., said she was shocked as her husband of 15 years, William Marovitz, confessed to her that he was being investigated for suspicious trading in Playboy shares. They were in their apartment atop a 42-story Lincoln Park tower overlooking the glittering Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan on a March evening in 2010.
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A Michigan sheriff’s department is determining whether bones that washed into an American Electric Power Co. nuclear plant yesterday are human remains.
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States surrounding the Great Lakes lost a lawsuit that sought to force the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop Asian carp from possibly migrating into the lakes from the Mississippi River basin.
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