Lake Ontario

It is truly a once in a lifetime experience and will keep fisherman coming back to the lake!

Check out these images from Lake Ontario this morning!

Olcott Beach was one of the first beaches I visited as a kid. My grandfather and grandmother owned a cottage on Lake Road between Ransomville and Wilson. Of all the towns along the Great Lakes in New York State, Olcott is by far my favorite. This small town on Lake Ontario is full colorful shops, a vintage amusement park, Olcott basically has everything you want for your fun summer getaway.

If you've been up to Lake Ontario this year, you may have seen a bunch of dead fish on the shores. Why are they there?

Lake Ontario is one of the five North American Great Lakes surrounded on the north, west, and southwest by Canada, and on the south and east by New York State. Ontario, Canada's most populous province, was named for the lake.

Did you know there are legends of sea serpents living in the famous bodies of water in or near Western New York?

Wilson business owners are doing everything they can to stay open for the busy summer season.

Residents in Niagara and Orleans Counties spent today (Tuesday) preparing for the worst ahead of a lake shore flood warning starting this morning.

Great Lakes water levels continue to rise and may reach record highs this season. Nowhere in Western New York is this more apparent than to the residents of Lake Ontario.

The U.S. Coast Guard made quite an interesting discovery in Lake Ontario on Monday afternoon.

Two Great Lakes border New York. Even though Michigan gets the credit for being the Great Lakes State, New York has some amazingly scenic views of the Great Lakes to offer any traveler. Here are 5 great drives to see the Lake Erie and Lake Ontario shorelines in the Empire State...