Holidays

While shopping, I happened to see a lone bottle of something called "Tomato Blood" tomato ketchup. Just what is Tomato Blood ketchup?

Not content to wipe out one holiday, East Lansing schools wiped out two at one time this week.

Halloween has become the second-largest commercial holiday in America, behind Christmas. Buy your candy, carve your pumpkins and be ready for ghosts, goblins, witches and devils.
Here are West Michigan Trick or Treat dates and times:

Halloween seems to be the season for lists. From the Most Popular Candy to the Scariest Movies to the Spookiest Destinations in Michigan.
But what is everyone's favorite Halloween Treat? Inquiring minds wanted to know. Thanks to Google's annual Frightgeist report we now have …

We've seen the lists compiled by various sources on just what they consider to be the scariest movies. This time science determines the movies that frighten us most.

An estimated 35 billion pounds of Candy Corn are produced each year. Now there are reports that the candies may be made with bugs! Can this be true?

As Halloween approaches, the adults like to head off to haunted houses and hayrides. There are also some local events geared for children who don't want to frightened by ghouls and goblins.

If you plan on heading north on Labor Day weekend, be advised the the Mackinac Bridge will be closed to vehicle traffic from 6:30 am until 12:00 Noon on Labor Day.

Every year has at least one Friday the 13th. We can have as many as three in a year or a few as this year -- just one -- this Friday, August 13th.

A Grand Rapids Reddit user captured Fireworks Over Grand Rapids. His unique perspective was from a drone.

A typical Friday during the summer here in Michigan finds many cars heading north for the weekend. On a holiday weekend, that number grows by even a bigger number.

Mother's Day is coming up this Sunday, May 9th. It is tradition for many families to head to a local restaurant for brunch with Mom and the rest of the family. What is everyone's favorite brunch food here in Michigan?