Lake Michigan

Lake Michigan has its own mysteries, and its own "Triangle" of strange occurrences.

The stones found at the bottom of Lake Michigan were estimated to have been place more than 4,000 years before Stonehenge in England was built.

The video has been viewed 2.4 MILLION times and has generated a lot of reaction from Michiganders

Legend has it, that this wasn't just a normal lighthouse that sailors used to make it to shore safely, but instead was also used by the military for testing

Michigan is home to 40 active commercial ports which handle 51.7 million tons of cargo annually. Many, like Port Huron, can be viewed in person or via livestream.

I have been on the planet for a minute now, and this was totally new news to me.

It's not new and there's a sensible explanation for it, but people are going out of their minds over huge rolling ice balls in Lake Michigan.

There are no lack of stories and legends of buried treasure, but there is one that is starting to look like there's some truth to it. There is evidence mounting that there is a fortune in stolen Civil War gold that's buried somewhere in the Midwest.

You could be forgiven for thinking that this is a miniature sand-made Easter Island, as many people in the comment section below seem to agree.

A Michigan photographer captured the stunning intensity of gale winds pummeling a Grand Haven Lighthouse.