The malicious use of one word caused a deadly stampede at a Christmas party for Northern Michigan union workers in 1913.

The malicious use of one word caused a deadly stampede at a Christmas party for Northern Michigan union workers in 1913.

The malicious use of one word caused a deadly stampede at a Christmas party for Northern Michigan union workers in 1913.

Have you heard the story of the Michigan resident who killed a sitting United States president? It’s not the one you’re thinking of, either.

Only four U.S. Presidents have been assassinated. Half were killed by Michiganders.

The malicious use of one word caused a deadly stampede at a Christmas party for Northern Michigan union workers in 1913.

In the grand scheme of things, there has been Michigander who shaped impacted the presidency more than any other. Even more than the Michigander who literally became a president.

The Blackhawks didn't exist at the time, they didn't know, OK?

Have you ever noticed that there’s always a Michigan connection in nearly every major story? Or that when you go on vacation, you always seem to meet other people from Michigan? Whether it’s some sort of statistical bias of some kind or not, it feels right, right?

DETROIT – A Michigan man is at the center of the search for a British woman who has gone missing the U.S. Virgin Island. Sarm Heslop went missing more than two weeks ago, but the investigation is at a standstill. Ryan Bane -- from Orion Township -- has reportedly refused to let investigators continue to search his boat after reporting his girlfriend missing while the two were sailing between islands. The FBI has joined the Virgin Islands Police Department (VIPD) in the search. FindSarm.comAn attorney for Bane released a statement that said Bane allowed investigators on his boat and handed over Heslop’s personal items.