Authorities have reached a $1.3 million agreement with Enbridge Inc. to cover the cost of damage that the company's pipeline construction work will do on roads

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ordered Enbridge Inc. to dredge three areas in the Kalamazoo River to remove additional oil from a 2010 pipeline

The Michigan Department of Community Health says it's not dangerous to drink water from wells along the Kalamazoo River that were polluted by a 2010 oil spill.

Enbridge Energy had planned to finish by the end of this year the section from the Lake County town of Griffith into Michigan

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says it's told Enbridge Inc. that the pipeline company's massive 2010 oil spill in the Kalamazoo River system requires

A company is using the courts to secure land it says it needs for a new oil pipeline project in Michigan.

Federal regulators say the Canadian owner of a pipeline that ruptured in 2010 and dumped more than 800,000 gallons of oil into a southwestern Michigan river

Enbridge, Inc. has new estimates about how much the 2010 spill that dumped about a million gallons of crude oil into the Kalamazoo River will cost it.

An Enbridge pipeline in Wisconsin pipeline, causing another minor spill.

On the second anniversary of the nation's most expensive onshore oil spill, neighbors in the Kalamazoo River town of Ceresco don't share a common opinion of

Some southwestern Michigan residents say they're hoping the National Transportation Safety Board's recommendations are heeded following a 2010 oil pipeline

Enbridge Inc. knew in 2005 that its pipeline near Marshall, a city 95 miles west of Detroit, was cracked and corroded, but it didn't perform excavations that

As a result of the devastating oil spill in the Kalamazoo River nearly two years ago, Enbridge is implementing changes to prevent oil spills in the future.

A federal safety administration has proposed a record multi-million-dollar fine against Enbridge for the July 2010 oil spill that dumped about a million

A 34-mile section of the Kalamazoo River was re-opened Thursday, two years after the largest oil disaster in Michigan's history.