1. In 1933, the Michigan State Police was officially created by an act of the legislature. The State Police have since become an iconic symbol of law enforcement in Michigan, consistently ranking among the best state police agencies in the country.

2. The Detroit Tigers won their first World Series championship on June 7, 1935, defeating the Chicago Cubs in six games. The Tigers would go on to win three more World Series titles in their history, but their first one will always hold a special place in the hearts of Tigers fans.

3. On June 7, 1951, the Detroit Lions selected Oklahoma quarterback Bobby Layne with the third overall pick in the NFL Draft. Layne would go on to lead the Lions to three NFL championships in the 1950s and become one of the most iconic quarterbacks in the history of the franchise.

4. In 1956, a tornado struck Hudsonville, Michigan on June 7, killing 17 people and injuring many others. The tornado caused extensive damage to homes and buildings in the area, and it remains one of the deadliest tornadoes in Michigan history.

5. On June 7, 2018, the Michigan legislature voted to legalize sports betting and online gambling in the state. Michigan became the 20th state to legalize sports betting and the fifth state to legalize online gambling, and the move has since generated millions of dollars in tax revenue for the state.