Michigan is 189 years old. What to know about the capital, history and more.

Black History Month recognizes the cultural, historical and economical contributions made by Black Americans throughout history.

On this day in Michigan history, Feb. 3, 1956, Michigan put speed limits in place for the first time on state roads.

Elena Herrada and Diana Rivera joined The Metro to talk more about the exhibition and the importance of the black velvet artworks.

Forgotten chapters of Michigan history lie in remote spots, ghost towns that recall yesteryear's flourishing settlements. From the northern tip of the Upper Peninsula to the Thumb, in the heart of mid-Michigan and along the west Michigan coast, the state ...

This Day in Michigan History: Michigan’s gray wolf removed from federal endangered species list