Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin applauded today’s announcement that the Biden Administration will be quadrupling tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles as well as increasing tariffs in other strategic sectors.
The forecast isn’t always picture perfect and when the weather turns for the worst, 16-year-old Brayden Sebra of Hamburg Township is among those trained to provide critical information to keep communities safe.
Friday's Kilgen Organ Fundraiser at the Historic Hartland Music hall was said to be "a great evening filled with local history, community connection, and beautiful music".
Motor carrier officers will be conducting inspections at weigh station facilities and rest areas throughout the state with a focus on defective equipment and cargo securement.
The Oakland County Jail is in full compliance with state standards for cleanliness, food service, medical services, and overall policies and procedures per an MDOC review.
Trinity Health Livingston, Trinity Health Grand Rapids, and Chelsea Hospital all earned an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group for the 2024 spring grades.
Barry Cadden's sentence for involuntary manslaughter will be served at the same time as his current 14 1/2-year federal sentence for crimes tied to the outbreak.
Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard is holding a public town hall meeting to discuss organized theft groups that target upscale homes in the region and strategies for residents to protect their families and homes.
With an increasingly busy downtown, the city of Brighton has enacted a permanent parking ban on the north side of a 4-block area of Washington St., on the periphery of downtown.
The Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority’s Mobile Rec Van will be traveling all over this summer delivering free, pop-up recreation opportunities for the community.
The Livingston County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to the intersection of Fowlerville Road and Mohrle Road for a crash involving a single motorcycle.
8th Grade Science Educator Michelle Spisz is among those competing for a chance to appear in Reader's Digest, win a trip to Hawaii, and take home $25,000.
Police Chief Mike Dunn and Deputy Chief Matt Kelleher were both administered the Oath of Office and had their new badges pinned on by loved ones at Monday's City Council meeting.
The Brighton High School team finished first in the state in one event, while the team from Scranton Middle School won two medals in the Michigan Science Olympiad finals held last weekend.
The Livingston County Community Alliance holds monthly Youth-Led Advisory Board (Y-LAB) meetings with the Be the Change club students from the respective Livingston County community schools.
Residents along the project area, and in adjacent neighborhoods, are encouraged to register to attend a resident information meeting on Wednesday, May 15th.
Area Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin recently held a ceremony and reception at the Michigan State University Union to celebrate seven future cadets and midshipmen from Michigan’s 7th District who have been appointed to U.S. service academies.
Former leader of the Michigan House Lee Chatfield and his wife pleaded not guilty to financial charges arising from an investigation of how they spent money from unregulated political funds.
On April 29th of 1909, the Adella Shores was upbound for Duluth with a load of salt. She was following a larger steel steamship through a thick ice flow and met a fierce northeast gale - never to be seen again and disappearing with all 14 crew members.
The Howell City Council recently approved a civic event application for the parade, put on by American Legion Post 141 in a joint partnership with the City.
The Witch's Hat microbrewery in South Lyon maintains it should be allowed to let its grass grow during the month of May to attract pollinators such as honeybees.
The local congresswoman recently welcomed Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to Williamston, where nearly 100 members of Michigan’s agriculture community came together to hear about various agriculture issues facing the state.
The Brighton Board of Education has named Matt Evans to assume the position of permanent lead principal at Brighton High School, replacing Gavin Johnson, who retired in January.
