Humor

What if the cast of the 'Breakfast Club' were Grand Rapids suburbs? Who would be Wyoming? Now we know.

The Bath Township Police Department has a very funny Facebook feed, highlighting the perils of crime and police work. Thursday morning, they were just a little cranky.

Video doorbells are the new sensation, and they keep giving us beautiful moments like this one, where a Haslett boy needs to know something very important to him.

Candy Corn is year in and year out Michigan's favorite Halloween treat, so why does it illicit such hate? If you hate candy corn, those of us who love it would like you to know something.

Why is it that everyone goes right to poop when trying to define the term 'fudgie'? Can we get our mind out of the toilet?

Quirky comic Joe Pera is from Buffalo, NY, which he claims shares a common vibe with Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Okay. I'm willing to believe him.

The eastbound lanes of I-96 have been closed for two weeks now. Isn't it about time you come to accept it?

If you have a smart phone or tablet, you may have used the virtual assistant known as Siri. She can be very helpful at times. Over the weekend Reddit's Apple community started reporting on Siri's interesting answer for the definition of "mother"...

Garry Frank has had with his co-hosts constantly complaining about his weather forecast, so he let's them know about it. And now he's posted on news feeds all over the internet.

The top of the McKay Tower downtown boasted a big yellow smile this morning as it prepared for the 8th annual LaughFest which kicks off tomorrow.

John Kerfoot's parodies of the award winning 'Pure Michigan' campaign are a way for Michigan residents to say, 'yes, we have great things in Michigan, but there's these things that bother us.'

Like potholes.

Driving down certain streets in Grand Rapids is more challenging than negotiating a Winter Olympics slalom course. (I'm looking at you, Diamond Avenue!)
But there are some things here in Beer City we can use to plug those ugly potholes right now.