Wednesday Wisdom

It can start with a wellness group, a self-improvement program, or just a community that finally made someone feel like they belonged.

Michigan once had a law that paid people cash for rat heads — and yes, there were very specific rules about how many you had to bring in at once.

Robert Wadlow was just nine years old and already taller than most full-grown men — and that was only the beginning of his story.

Most people know Lincoln for the Gettysburg Address. Fewer know he once coined an insult that Michigan residents still use to describe themselves today.

HGTV came to Kalamazoo's west side for a reason — and once you see that spiral staircase, the reason becomes pretty obvious.

Once seen as an odd choice, the name 'Lugnuts' has become a rallying cry for Lansing fans. The journey from doubt to pride is quite the tale.

A Hellcat racing through Monroe County at night ended with flashing lights and a hefty ticket. Let’s dive into the details of this jaw-dropping tale.

Four major leagues, one university, and a whole lot of talent. Michigan's recent draft success is turning heads and raising eyebrows.

This isn’t just any soda; it’s a slice of Michigan history, born from a pharmacist’s wartime surprise.

You might want think again before you take the edge off of a long trip with an alcoholic beverage on a train in Michigan. You could get arrested.