Grand River

With the Grand River being the longest river in Michigan, what's the shortest river? And just how short is it?

If you've ever found one of these bizarre looking shells in any of West Michigan's rivers it may be a remnant of the once booming pearl button industry.

Ten years ago the Grand River from Comstock Park to Grand Rapids saw some incredibly high levels that caused a lot of damage.

A speakeasy is making its way to East Lansing, and mum's the word on the specifics so far. But here's what we do know...you'll definitely need a password.

At only 1,500 feet long this river in northern Michigan is considered to be the shortest in the state. Conversely, the Grand River is the longest at 252 miles.

This river is 252 miles from its source to the mouth.

Clamming was once a booming industry in Michigan. Freshwater mussel shells made perfect mother-of-pearl buttons in the early 20th century.

And why the name of the new restaurant is gonna cause problems with another one right down the street on Grand River.

This home offers a view you won't find almost anywhere in Mid-Michigan. It will make you feel like you're actually up north in a lake house.

Behind the smokestacks and the power station is a park that dates back to 1908 and a pool from 1922. Another hidden gem on the Lansing River Trail you can go explore.