Nostalgia

The Detroit Tigers rolled to the American League title 50 years ago on September 17, 1968. And they did it the way they won games all year, but coming from behind to win.

Long before there was an Instagram or a SnapChat, people carved out the wisdom they wanted to pass on to future generations into stone, and put them where they could read it.

Today you'll be welcomed to "Pure Michigan" at every major border crossing into the state. But do you remember when this sign greeted you entering Michigan?

On this day in 1978, a Walker man held a 20 foot python by the tail until the authorities got there, thus ending the month long search for the snake.

A new project online let's you see what the vast farmland of West Michigan looked like long before the subdivisions appeared.

The old Boblo Island Boat is engulfed in flames. Reports are that the boat caught fire while in a Detroit Marina. The boat will be a total loss.

If you're from Michigan, you've probable heard of the legend of Sleeping Bear dunes, a story that has been passed on from the Native American storytelling tradition.
But somebody just told me a version with a happy ending. So which one is correct?

We love flying the red, white and blue over the Fourth of July holiday, but did you know that Michigan's admission to the Union in 1837 made the US flag get a little weird?

Happy Flag Day! I remember as a kid I always got a charge out of helping my Dad put the flag up on our front porch. But it was never THIS big...

Illustrator Alex Bennett has delivered a giant tribute poster of iconic American football moments called 'Football Mishmash'.
Both the Detroit Lions and the Michigan Wolverines have several highlights (and lowlights) featured. Can you find them all?

A few decades after Michigan became a state, the list of the Michigan's most populated cities look nothing like today.

You and your dame could share a cup of java for 25 cents and dine like royalty for just a few dollars more on this 1900 menu from Mackinac Island's Grand Hotel.