We Are Grand Rapids

In 1985, Sterling Heights, Michigan had its own animatronic pizza joint called Razzmatazz Pizza Palace. It only lasted a year but left a weirdly memorable mark.

Your lottery odds are slim, but a Michigan man beat the odds twice in just over a year.

Discover how cat litter, an essential for pet owners, was invented in Michigan by Edward Lowe in 1947.

Jenison’s giant Slip-N-Slide returns in August, with four massive slides, foam pits, food trucks, and more at Rosewood Park.

Four NFC North teams, including the Lions, rank among the NFL’s most difficult 2025 schedules. With major staff changes, Detroit is forecasted at 9-8.

The age-old Michigan "Up North" debate now has an official answer: the Mason-Arenac Line. Named for a tier of counties, this boundary, defined was defined by the 1994 Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act.

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.

Planning a trip to the U.P.? Discover where Yoopers go for the best pasties, from hidden gems to popular favorites.

For the third straight year, a charming and historic Michigan location has topped USA Today's list of best summer vacation spots in the country.

Indian Mounds Drive in Grand Rapids unnerves drivers due to its one-way, slow traffic, and the unsettling presence of wrong-way drivers. Compounding the eerie atmosphere, the road cuts through ancient, desecrated burial mounds.

Are you a good speller? Maybe not!

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