#WednesdayWisdom

Did you know that half of all U.S. ice luge tracks are in Michigan?

Did you know Martin Luther King Jr delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech in Detroit months before the March on Washington?

Nobody would know who Olympian Shaun White is if it weren't for this one Muskegon man inventing the snowboard.

Did you know that Michigan named a city Zilwaukee in an attempt to trick settlers into thinking it was a major city?

Discover Marshall's historic jewel, the National House Inn, a key Underground Railroad stop offering modern comforts with a touch of nostalgia. This famous Marshall Hotel is 52 years older than the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island.

Was one of the most popular TV's shows of the 70's giving a little nod to a tiny Michigan village?

Mackinac has more than the longest suspension bridge in the world. They also have the longest porch...And it is CRAZY long.

Did you know that infamous Chicago gangster Al Capone had hideouts in Paw Paw and Constantine?

Three different kinds of caterpillars are invading Michigan this fall that you should keep your eyes open for. Here's what you need to know about these venomous caterpillars.

Where did the legend of the Michigan Dogman come from and is there any proof the manimal exists?

The first Capitol city of Michigan may not surprise you. However, why the Capitol moved just might.

Meet Michael Nicholson, an 83-year-old with 30 degrees, proving hard work pays off for this Kalamazoo resident.