A Commerce, Michigan woman says a wild turkey, that she has named Godzilla, has been lurking around outside her house and attacking her when she goes outside.
69-year-old Edna Geisler says the turkey comes into her yard every day around 7 a.m. and goes back into the woods around 7 p.m., the Detroit Free Press reported Monday.
Meet eight-year-old Hannah Esser. Hannah has been a fighter since the day that she was born. Born not breathing, and with no heartbeat, Hannah had to be resuscitated by doctors before ever breathing her first breath. Since that day, Hannah has continued to fight, becoming the youngest member of Michigan's paralympic team, and now, being crowned Little Miss Wheelchair Michigan 2012.
This weekend's storm has hit northern Michigan hard.
Over 180,000 customers were without power this morning in northern lower Michigan.
The primary election is over so we get a little break from all of the campaigning, but it won't last long.
The primary is very important, but now that we have had time to reflect on the whole thing, it reminds me a little of a kids' soccer game.
Facebook We were all taught at a young age that sharing is nice, but when it involves sharing with your rivals...that's a little different.
Michigan State is guaranteed at least a share of the Big Ten title this weekend. They could keep it all to themselves with a win, but Michigan fans are hoping otherwise.
Facebook Simple oatmeal and corn flakes just aren't good enough for breakfast anymore...well, actually they are, but only if you put a catchy name on them like "Fastball Flakes".
Fastball Flakes, featuring Detroit Tiger Justin Verlander, were introduced last week. All money raised from sales will go to the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit and the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System.
This is a good start, but who knows? It could just be the beginning of a wave of Michigan-themed breakfast cereals.
ATTENTION PARENTS!
Johnson & Johnson has recalled ALL infant Tylenol from the U.S. market because of a problem with the newly-redesigned bottle. CLICK HERE for full information from the Tylenol website.
The design was supposed
A commercial portraying a young Asian woman speaking broken English that's being run by U.S. Senate candidate Pete Hoekstra against Michigan incumbent Debbie Stabenow is bringing charges of racial insensitivity.
You may have seen the ad aired last night during the Super Bowl.
The backlash started almost immediately, as many people took to Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr to voice their displeasure with the Senate hopeful. Soon after the ad aired, the YouTube video comments section for the ad was deactivated, as was the ability to give it a "thumbs up" or "thumbs down". Check out the video after the jump!
