On August 27, 1967, twenty skydivers boarded a WWII bomber for a thrilling high-altitude jump over Lake Erie. But thick clouds and worsening weather turned excitement into horror.

CLEVELAND (WJW) – With the arctic blast at the end of January, the ice coverage on Lake Erie went from nearly 30% to over 80% in just four days. Now, Lake Erie ice coverage is at 91%.

Ken Louie, a professor of economics at Penn State Behrend, has been following the Erie economy since he arrived in town for a job interview in 1984. At the time, Behrend's Economic Research ...

A heart-stopping skydiving incident was captured on camera ... and deployed their parachute just in time, averting a fatal disaster. According to CNN, the incident happened in 2015 when ...

The spate of recent aviation disasters and close calls have people worried about the safety of flying. The Jan. 29 collision between an American Airlines passenger jet and an Army helicopter killed ...

Residents who live near disused coal tips in South Wales say lessons have not been learned from the Aberfan disaster nearly 60 years on. Their comments come after a disused coal tip in Cwmtillery ...

Join co-hosts Josh Amick and Jon Allen as they break down who’s exceeding expectations and who’s struggling to find their rhythm in Big Sky Conference basketball. Montana and Montana State ...

As temperatures move from negative three degrees to 48 in the matter of a week, the shore of Lake Erie takes on a variety of looks. It has been a number of years since the surface of Lake Erie has ...

a skydiving show, in collaboration with the Qatar Air Sports Committee, will add an exciting highlight to the day’s events. Aspetar’s Contribution to Public Health As part of its ongoing ...