After two kayakers were rescued from Lake Huron, the Michigan DNR issued safety reminders emphasizing the importance of wearing life jackets, checking weather conditions, and carrying communication devices. The incident highlights the risks of sudden storms and cold water on the Great Lakes, even for experienced paddlers. Read the full story by WBKB-TV – Alpena, MI.
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