George McIntyre

1 week ago | wgrd.com | George McIntyre

Remember the Time a Michigan Pothole Became a Local Celebrity? Remember the Time a Michigan Pothole Became a Local Celebrity? 13 on your side via YouTubeShare on FacebookShare on TwitterHere’s a bit of Michigan history you won’t find in a museum – and it probably won’t make any textbooks either. Back in late 2023, a massive pothole in Grand Haven became a local legend when frustrated residents started decorating it with everything from recliners and rubber duckies to a full-blown Christmas tree.

1 week ago | wcrz.com | George McIntyre

It’s a bizarre new trend that’s already making waves in schools on the East Coast, and it could be heading for Michigan next. Reports are emerging of Chromebooks suddenly smoking and sparking in classrooms, and the surprising cause has some parents and teachers on high alert. Thanks in part to social media (looking at you, TikTok), dangerous challenges seem to spread like wildfire, especially among kids and teens.

1 week ago | wcrz.com | George McIntyre

Here’s a bit of Michigan history you won’t find in a museum – and it probably won’t make any textbooks either. Back in late 2023, a massive pothole in Grand Haven became a local legend when frustrated residents started decorating it with everything from recliners and rubber duckies to a full-blown Christmas tree. If you’re a true Michigander, you know how frustrating potholes can be – especially this time of year.

1 week ago | wcrz.com | George McIntyre

Michigan is known for cars, lakes, and, yes, pizza. But one Michigan-based chain just found a way to one-up the other national brands – and it has nothing to do with cheese or stuffed crust. Of course the pizza chain we're talking about is Little Caesars. The Michigan original just introduced a new flavor that has customers talking, and it's not a new pizza creation. Instead, this new offering pairs perfectly with 'pizza pizza.'It's a new creation that's exclusive to this Michigan-based chain.

1 week ago | wcrz.com | George McIntyre

I finally did it. I cut the cord. I know, I know – welcome to 2008, right? But as someone who only recently parted ways with my trusty landline, I’ve discovered something that I think a lot of fellow cord-cutters might be missing. Only about 36% of Michigan homes still have landline phones in 2024. And for us, the only calls - and I do mean ONLY calls - coming in were spam calls.