20 of Michigan’s Greatest Urban Legends
December may be the season to be merry, but now's the season to be scary. Check out this group of 20 Michigan Urban legends!
Michigan History
Nellie Pope, the Detroit Axe Murderess of 1895
Labeled as one of Michigan's most devious women, Nellie Pope claimed her innocence until she died. Click in for the story...
World-Famous “Stratosphere Man” (1889-1951), Buried in Lansing
From a Michigan small town, this man entertained the country until an accident in 1951. Click in and read his story...
A Virtual Tour of 50 Haunted Michigan Sites
Halloween isn't far off...these will help get you in the mood!
Besides Kellogg’s & Post, Michigan Had a Third Cereal Company
Thanks to a fight between the Kellogg brothers in 1906, a third Michigan cereal company was created. Take a look!
Buried Wooden Pipe, Possibly From the 1800’s, Found Near Detroit
A Michigan treasure hunter made an incredible find: a pipe he believes to be dated to the 1800's. Now, he's looking for information about the possible manufacturer.
Iargo Springs is a Michigan Hidden Gem That’s Worth a Road Trip
Located in the Huron National Forest, just off the River Road Scenic Byway, Iargo Springs is where waters once-believed to be sacred flow to the Au Sable River.
The 20 Most Dangerous Intersections in Michigan
A combination of approximately 1,700 accidents took place on these intersections in 2020. Take a look at which areas to avoid this year!
Inside the Abandoned Blaine Street Synagogue, Detroit
Once a majestic place of worship, it has been deteriorating for almost 20 years. Can it be saved? Have a look inside...
Five Michigan Locations Where You Can Defy Gravity
Hey, what's more fun than defying gravity! Well, lots of things. But nevertheless, check out these 5 Michigan locations where you can do just that!