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Four of Michigan's 11 billionaires call West Michigan home, and at least three of them you've probably shopped with or borrowed money from.

It can start with a wellness group, a self-improvement program, or just a community that finally made someone feel like they belonged.

Most people know not to flush a diaper — but dental floss? That one surprises a lot of folks, and plumbers see it cause real damage all the time.

Michigan once had a law that paid people cash for rat heads — and yes, there were very specific rules about how many you had to bring in at once.

A Detroit pharmacist left a barrel sitting in storage for four years — and what he found inside when he got home changed Michigan forever.

Robert Wadlow was just nine years old and already taller than most full-grown men — and that was only the beginning of his story.

Someone spotted a Cold War-era fallout shelter sign in Muskegon, and suddenly people all over Michigan started sharing where they'd seen them too.

Most people don't think twice before tossing something in the trash — but in Michigan, five common items are actually banned from landfills, and one of them is probably in your garage right now.

Most people know Lincoln for the Gettysburg Address. Fewer know he once coined an insult that Michigan residents still use to describe themselves today.

The Silent Observer Program has put out a call for help, listing several individuals wanted for serious offenses. Let’s talk about what that means for our community.