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It has been tried before without success, but new technology has created hope for bringing back a species which has been missing from Michigan for almost a century.

What's for dinner tonight? A good question. What we cook has changed remarkably over the years. As you sit down for your family dinner tonight, and, hopefully, you are having a family dinner, think back how it has changed over the past 100 years. This is a fun video with a 100-year dinner retrospective.

Summer means getting outdoors in Michigan and fishing is one of many great Michigan summertime traditions. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources tells us what to expect when fishing in Michigan this year with their new regional fishing forecasts.

Pets.  We love them.  They're dogs, cats, bunnies, birds, all sorts of critters.  But, a fish?

It is normal for snow and ice cover during long winters to kill fish and small aquatic creatures in Michigan. This winter is expected to be especially tough.

Proving that your looks can get you far in an industry other than acting or modeling and that dogs aren't the only creatures recognized for their outlandish features, the blobfish has won the non-distinct honor of being voted the world’s ugliest animal by the Ugly Animal Preservation Society. Look at it -- it looks like Mr. Magoo and Popeye fused their heads together before melting it under a heat

We will know all of the artists coming to ArtPrize 2013 when artist and venue connections close at 5:00pm today. ArtPrize 2013 entries for the Grand River were announced yesterday.

Thousands of pictures have been taken of flooding across West Michigan and in Grand Rapids. None of those pictures have become more famous than the 'fish in the window' picture taken along the Grand River.

It's Lent.  And it's fish fry season! There are dozens of fish frys around West Michigan. View a long list of where and when to go to enjoy a great fish fry over Lent.

It's a story that should make everybody want to invest in a fishing boat. A 489 pound bluefish tuna caught off the coast of Japan has just been sold for $1.76 million during an auction at Toyko's Tsukiji fish market.

What would you do to help preserve Earth's resources for future generations? Move to within walking distance of work? Go vegetarian? Have one less child? How about just eating less endangered fish? Then again, maybe just knowing somebody who does that stuff will be enough...