Al Capone

They never made it as big as Dillinger, Capone, or even Bonnie & Clyde...but they remain as footnotes. Here's a look at seven forgotten Michigan criminals...

The legend says this is where Capone and the gang would come for weekend getaways, and supply a safe haven where their girlfriends could give birth. Take a look inside the house...

Not only is it waterfront... but there's a secret underground tunnel??

In the new season of the show, they're diving back into Michigan waters, as a scuba diver goes into the Detroit River to dig up some dirt on the main focus of the show...The Mob.

Here are three Michigan criminals from the 1920s-1930s whose names have mostly been forgotten by time.....

In 1924 William Herbert Lee 'Herb' McCourtie transformed his family’s 42-acre farm into a summer home, which would then se many lavish parties with interesting guests, as legend has it.

Did you know Michigan was the first state in the nation to bring drinking back?

Once the stagecoaches started coming through, one man found it necessary to turn his home into a stagecoach stop.....

I was asked if Wild Bill Hickok had anything to do with Michigan. This is what I found out...

If Al Capone could hide out in Michigan, so could Public Enemy #1, John Dillinger...Here are photos...