Detroit’s Black Santa Needs a New Sleigh

Myron Benford has been playing Santa for 55 years and is quite probably the only one who delivers presents to your doorstep

The Greatest Canoeing Expedition Ever Ended in Lansing

A Michigander named Verlen Kruger once paddled 28,000 miles, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean, in one long odyssey

You’ve Never Heard of Michigan’s Coolest Governor

Whitmer, Granholm, and others can’t hold a candle to the man who actually fixed the damn roads and envisioned the Mackinac Bridge

Mall Santas, Not Haram

Whites abandoned mall culture, but Muslims and Chaldeans still use Somerset Mall as a communal gathering place

Meet the Yooper Loopers

A couple from the Keewenaw is planning to cruise a giant loop, through rivers and coastline, of the entire eastern U.S.

Michigan’s Best Haunted House Is Just a Guy’s House in Northville

The Haunted Backyard doesn’t charge admission and offers an unbelievable spectacle

Rylee Linting, the Face of Michigan’s Zoomers

The 22-year-old running to represent Downriver in the State House is no political newcomer

U-M’s Willis Ward Was Benched for Being Black, but His Legacy Lives on

The friendship between Gerald Ford and his only black teammate is now memorialized on the football team’s jerseys

Moose Tracks Ice Cream Was Born in Marquette

Jilbert’s Dairy started selling the world-renowned flavor in 1988