On June 27 in history, the first ATM was installed, Route 66 officially ended, Space Shuttle Columbia launched, and Pixar’s “WALL-E” premiered in theaters. (READ MORE)
On June 27 in history, the first ATM was installed, Route 66 officially ended, Space Shuttle Columbia launched, and Pixar’s “WALL-E” premiered in theaters. (READ MORE)
On June 26 in history, Harry Potter was published, the first barcode was scanned, the U.N. Charter was signed, and same-sex marriage became legal nationwide in the United States. (READ MORE)
On June 25 in history, Custer’s Last Stand occurred, Microsoft incorporated, Windows 98 launched, and Michael Jackson died unexpectedly. (READ MORE)
Why did America’s 200th birthday in 1976 feel like such a huge event while the 250th feels like just another holiday weekend?
On June 24 in history, the NFL got its name, Apple released the iPhone 4, the UFO craze began, and the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. (READ MORE)
Michigan helped introduce painted center lines on roads after a simple milk wagon spill inspired one of the most important traffic safety ideas in history.
If you lived in west Michigan in 1978 and someone mentioned the name “Big Sid” — you knew exactly what they were talking about. (READ MORE)