Detroit’s Avalon Bakery just earned top honors from Lovefood.com for its Sea Salt Chocolate Chunk Cookie, loved for chewy centers, crisp edges, and perfect sweet-salty flavor.
A photographer captured Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich spitting water into a fan’s mouth at a 2009 Grand Rapids concert—now he’s hoping to track down the lucky fan.
According to a WalletHub study, Michigan lands in the top 20 most overweight states, with obesity-related health issues on the rise despite access to healthy food and exercise.
Michigan State Troopers in Grayling rescued an injured red-tailed hawk on Oct. 15 in a parking lot using a blanket and pet carrier—watch video of the rescue.
A family-run Michigan restaurant is earning national praise for its soulful comfort food—think fried chicken, mac & cheese, turkey legs, catfish, and cornbread served with heart and history.
Michigan has climbed to the No. 2 spot on MoveBuddha’s haunted states ranking, with eerie history, ghost sightings, and chilling landmarks across the Mitten State.
Detroit’s Nemo’s Bar, a Corktown favorite since 1965, ranks No. 9 on USA Today’s 10Best sports bars list for its classic fare, rich history, and electric game-day atmosphere.
Looking for a great road trip food stop? Once again, Lovefood says 76th Street Truck Stop Diner in Byron Center is the best roadside restaurant in Michigan.
Kent County Jail has stood at 703 Ball Avenue since the 1950s, but did you know it used to be in downtown Grand Rapids? Built in the 1870s, the original jail doubled as the sheriff’s home before it was demolished in 1958.
South Manitou Island isn’t your typical beach day—it’s a ferry ride away and packed with beauty, history, and mystery. Named one of the best secluded beaches in the U.S., it’s Michigan’s secret summer escape.
Want to dine with your sweetie... and ghosts? Uncover the allure of a historic mansion-turned-restaurant deemed the most romantic AND the most haunted restaurant in Michigan.