Western Michigan University students pass by it everyday, but the name and purpose of the 120-foot steel structure remains unknown to many.

WMUK's Why's That series has answered nearly 100 questions from listeners in its decade on the air.

At first, Kalamazoo resident Phil Dietrich thought it was litter. But when he realized the object in the middle of the pond never moved, he started asking questions.

Kalamazoo resident Chris Seck has driven past it quite a few times, intrigued as to what it could be.

Just northwest of the small town of Allegan sits what looks like a normal family house, but it's surrounded by a barbed wire fence and large antennas. So, what happened here?

The sign sparked a commuter's curiosity.

Former taxi driver Doug French heard stories about a Civil War-era home south of Grand Rapids. It turns out it has a rich history.

Ryan Gage heard rumors of a preserved Art Deco room in the downtown Kalamazoo skyscraper.

Foundations and a ramp stand out on the trails, leading two people to wonder what they were for.

Emily Blowers' curiosity was piqued by the set of strange stairs she passes on lunch break walks in downtown Kalamazoo.