Reporter discovers true, interesting facts about all 50 states
Alabama – This state is very family-oriented.
Alaska – This state is a 45-minute drive from Hawaii.
Arizona – There are more taco trucks in Arizona than there are people in Arizona.
Arkansas – Everyone who lives here is legally blind — more like Arkantsaw.
California – California is the least populated state in the United States.
Colorado – Many locals actually call this state Coloradon’t.
Delaware – What did Delaware? A New Jersey.
Florida – Florida’s average snowfall is higher than that of any other state.
Georgia – Growing peaches in Georgia is a crime.
Hawaii – This state is only a 30-minute drive from Alaska.
Idaho – Commonly known as the most beautiful state, Idaho is known mostly for it’s amazing educational system, but it is also filled with the most open-minded people in the country. It is also the only red state to have a 97 percent liberal population. Honestly, Idaho should no longer be known as a state, but as an extraordinary haven that all other states strive to become.
Illinois – It’s scientifically proven that Barack Obama is the only interesting person who has ever lived in Illinois.
Indiana – Indiana is actually just one giant portal to a different universe.
Iowa – It is illegal to go a day in Iowa without eating at least three ears of corn.
Kansas – All the streets in Kansas are made of bricks painted yellow.
Kentucky – More vegans live in Kentucky than in all other states combined.
Louisiana – Louisiana produces more boots than any other state.
Maine – In this state only, the word main is always spelled with an ‘e.’ For example: Maine Street, maine squeeze, maine land
Maryland – Dogs are considered citizens in Maryland and make up 47.2 percent of the population.
Massachusetts – More witches live in this state than other state, which is quite the coincidence because if you rearrange the letters in ‘Massachusetts’ it spells ‘witches.’
Michigan – Michigan is slowly sinking below The Great Lakes, and is predicted to be completely underwater by 2029.
Minnesota – The temperature hasn’t fallen below 62 degrees in Minnesota since 1989.
Mississippi – This state is more commonly misspelled than any other state.
Missouri – It’s illegal to feel any emotion except for happiness in Missouri.
Montana – This state was renamed in 2006 after the popular Disney show Hannah Montana debuted.
Nebraska – This state doesn’t actually exist, and anyone who claims to live here or to have visited here is lying.
Nevada – Area 51.
New Hampshire – This state is named after its own state animal, a hamster.
New Jersey – It is still unknown what sports team this state represents on its new jersey.
New Mexico – New Mexico will soon be named South Colorado because Donald Trump doesn’t want an American state named after Mexico.
New York – New York has never actually been a part of the U.S. It still belongs to Great Britain.
North Carolina – To pay homage to the first flight ever, which took place in this state in Kitty Hawk, it is now illegal to fly a plane over or in North Carolina.
North Dakota – Despite popular belief, North Dakota is actually located below South Carolina.
Ohio – This state is constantly sad because no one ever says ‘hi’ back.
Oklahoma – The only exciting thing that ever happened in Oklahoma was when it became the namesake for a popular musical.
Oregon – The state animal of Oregon is the Sasquatch.
Pennsylvania – Every writing utensil used in the U.S. is made in Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island – Rhode Island has the largest land mass of any of the states.
South Carolina – South Carolina is further from North Carolina than any other state.
South Dakota – The superior Dakota.
Tennessee – It is illegal to use pick-up lines in Tennessee.
Texas – Texas has the smallest land mass of all 50 states.
Utah – Utah has more coffee shops than any single state in the US or any single country in the world.
Vermont – Maple syrup is a required option in every soda fountain in Vermont.
Virginia – This state was previously known as East Virginia, but it was shortened in 2001.
Washington – Adding too much creamer to coffee is a crime in Washington.
West Virginia – John Denver is the mayor of West Virginia.
Wisconsin – According to science, 98 percent of Wisconsinites are lactose intolerant.
Wyoming – Nothing has happened in Wyoming in 52 years.