michigan history

Only 3 winter tornadoes have ever been recorded in Michigan history, touching down in Kalamazoo and Wayne Counties.

It's Number Two in height, replaced in 1982 by Mount Arvon. Here's where you can visit this remote spot in Baraga County...

AutoWorld had promise but only lasted seven short years. Here are some brief details...

Originally known as the Hoatson House, the historic Laurium Manor Inn in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is no longer for sale.

The idea came from a leaky milk truck.

A one-room school remains in one, the other isn't listed on any old maps or atlases. Here's some scant info and photos...

Michigan's longest swamp? It may not be the one you think it is. Here's the answer...

People get in a hurry, causing frustration, causing bad judgment...like passing on the wrong side or cutting people off. Here are 20 of Michigan's worst intersections...

We all have our favorite famous people. Here's a look at the Michigan homes of ten of 'em who used to live among us...

While it seems that Michigan would be celebrating Thanksgiving with the rest of Americans across the country, that wasn't always the case. Giving thanks around a table of family, food, friends, and of course football, hasn't been around very long in the Great Lakes state. And the reason why we got our late start to the Thanksgiving table is a surprising one.