potholes

Earlier this month we heard about a 12-year-old Michigan boy that was fed up with the potholes in his neighborhood so he took it upon himself to fill them.

The Governor has promised to get the job done; these formidable pothole trucks could fix the pothole-ridden Michigan roads this Spring.

When I first saw this picture I thought, this pothole situation is starting to get really out of control.

One part of the road on Stadium drive in Kalamazoo is really starting to get on my nerves and I'm sure I can't be alone on this.

the epoxy, which is water, oil and salt resistant, is supposed to be five times stronger than concrete and should last five years before repairs are needed to the fixture.

Want video evidence to prove what you already know, that Michigan has some of the nation's worst roads? Take a look at this video from the Michigan/Indiana state line along Interstate 94.

I myself have had to swerve in and out of lanes all winter trying to avoid my car being destroyed. But out of all the times we've talked about potholes, I think this story takes the cake.

There are so many potholes in Michigan this time of year, they are starting to look like Michigan.

Potholes are infuriating...and expensive. Did you know you can file a claim with the State of Michigan to be reimbursed for repairs?

The potholes in Kalamazoo are mightier foes than their Midwestern counterparts. They're big. They're deep. And they appear overnight like a whisper to surprise you (and your coffee) on your morning commute. So, what can you do to alert authorities to these navigational nemeses?