weird laws

You may want to take a look at these strange marriage laws in Ohio before you start planning nuptials in the Buckeye State.

Can drivers in Michigan face serious consequences for not yielding to funeral processions?

Many laws are put in place in Ohio to protect our general safety. But some laws that are still on the books leave Ohioans completely puzzled.

Starting January 1st, those who commit crimes such as Aggravated Battery, Aggravated DUI, Aggravated Fleeing, Burglary, Arson, Drug-Induced Homicide, Intimidation, Kidnapping, Robbery, 2nd-Degree Murder, and Threatening a public officer could be back amongst the public without posting bail.

The laws that you could break without thinking twice are the scariest, so here are 10 of Michigan's craziest laws you may not have heard of.

In 1974 Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley ruled that married women were allowed to retain their maiden names after marriage.

Whether you've lived in the mitten state for your whole life, or you're new to the area, it's a good idea to become familiar with local laws. There are some wacky ones that are still on the books in Michigan. If you decide to partake in nefarious activity, here's a corresponding song for your crime.

A list of ridiculous Michigan laws that you probably (definitely) have broken.

And a senator is trying to change that because, you know, it's stupid.