Urban Legends

Michigan's "Mellonheads" urban legend, centered in Allegan County, tells of children with hydrocephalus escaping an asylum to live feral lives. This chilling tale is surprisingly widespread across the US.

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.

Just like the Appalachians, Michigan's vast woodlands are rich with unique legends, hauntings, and folklore.

Is there a mysterious sound haunting Michigan? Discover the stories behind the low rumble known as The Hum and its surprising hotspots.

What dark secrets might lie behind cult rumors from the '70s? Dive into local lore that still captivates Mid-Michigan today.

Residents across Michigan. are reporting a mysterious phenomenon known as 'The Hum,' a low-frequency noise linked to unexplained activities.

In the lore of long haul truckers, it's said a black dog will cross before you just before a fatal accident is set to occur. Many truckers have had a late night black dog encounter.

Discover the chilling urban legend of the Mothman in Michigan and the Midwest.

The historic downtown Post Office in Grand Rapids, Michigan: debunking urban legends and uncovering forgotten stories.

Don't spend too much time along Coe Road in Winn, Michigan. Locals say the Corn Monster haunts the fields along those parts.

According to the captain, an enormous serpent had started thrashing around near his boat, having been startled by the gunshots. He reported that the creature was huge—easily over 5 meters long

The stuff that people from other states believe to be true about Michigan is bonkers.