history

I-94 is notorious for multiple vehicle crashes in the winter when travel becomes treacherous.

Despite two horrific events that happened in the first half of that year, the second half of the year left Kalamazoo with something proud to remember for a long time

The structures were put in place in the 1930s and were last seen in 1986, due to beach erosion.

There is no way on God's green earth (or in this case, God's white, snow covered earth) that this game would have been played as scheduled in the modern era

Here is some history you may not know about some famous Michigan-based brands

It's fascinating to dip into history and see how the world has changed over the years, especially locally.

Work is underway in Kalamazoo County to transform an area back to its roots as a baseball field at a local park.

It burned over 1 million acres and took at least 300 lives.

Apollo 15 had significant connections to Michigan, and also led to a campus legend at the University of Michigan that has since been debunked.

The following is an exact transcript of an article published in the Kalamazoo Telegraph on June 6th, 1890