Friday, December 5, 2025

Nearly $1.8 Million Check Presented To 88-Year-Old Veteran To Retire

Ed Bambas, a retired Army veteran and Brighton Meijer cashier, can now retire for good.

Testing Reveals Presence of Legionella Bacteria In Oakland County Sheriff’s Administration Building

Testing was conducted after a custodial employee assigned to the building tested positive for Legionnaires' disease.

Mt. Brighton Opens This Weekend

9a to 9pm December 6, 9a to 8pm December 7

Mt. Pleasant Man Charged with Tossing Molotov Cocktails at Brighton Twp Home

LCSO reminds parents to get involved and be aware of what their children are doing on social media and who they are talking to.

South Lyon to Host Annual Holiday Spectacular

10 am to 11 pm Saturday

Howell Police Department Welcomes Newest Member

Officer Hunter Redding was officially sworn in at a recent City Council meeting.

Report: Michigan Fails Students With Disabilities

The report by the Autism Alliance of Michigan found 77% of disabled students are secluded or restrained, and 40% miss 18 or more days of school per year.

Thursday, December 4, 2025

North Road Bridge Re-Opens In Fenton Township

The Genesee County Road Commission announced the North Road Bridge over the Shiawassee River is now open to traffic.

Detroit's Own Crime-Fighter RoboCop Finally Stands Guard In Motor City

RoboCop has found a permanent home in Detroit — all 11 feet and 3,500 pounds of him.

Christmas in the Ville Returns Saturday

10 am to 8 pm in downtown Fowlerville

Rep. Bollin Receives National Award for Responsible Budgeting

Bob Williams Memorial Award for Policy Leadership at the American Legislative Exchange Council States and Nation Policy Summit

White House Rolls Back Fuel-Efficiency Rules for U.S. Automakers

Expected to save consumers about $1,000 off the price of a new car.

Nearly 40 Babies Sickened in Botulism Outbreak Tied to Tainted Formula

No deaths have been reported.

U of M Researcher Warns Michigan is Moving Too Fast on Data Centers

Gov. Whitmer urges MPSC approval of DTE application for data center in Saline, "Time is of the Essence"

US-23 Flex Route Update

Weather dependent, a traffic switch could be coming this Friday for northbound US-23 at M-36.

Howell Fantasy Of Lights Shines Bright Thanks To Community

Officials thanked the community for making Fantasy of Lights "a night to remember”.

Construction Advisories For WHMI Listening Area

Advisories have been issued for Fenton and Salem Townships, and Jackson County.

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Elderly Man Perishes In Fatal Barn Fire In Holly Area

MSP reported a barn with an interior apartment behind a primary residence was fully engulfed upon arrival of emergency crews, with a 76-year-old man inside.

Lions & Cowboys Need Thursday Night Win To Improve Position In NFL Playoff Picture

The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are the top two teams in the hunt for an NFC wild card and are still holding on to hopes to compete for division championships.

Howell Eagles Club to Host Breakfast with Santa

Encourages community to support Angel Tree families.

Tyrone Twp Board Votes to Accept Trustee Dollman-Jersey's Resignation

Has 45 days to fill vacant seat.

First Reading Held Of Hamburg Township's Revised Fireworks Ordinance

The ordinance will be up for adoption at the next regular board meeting.

Older Driver Safety Awareness Week Underway

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is highlighting resources that help drivers of all ages stay safe behind the wheel and maintain their mobility and independence.

Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson Announces "The Working Class" Podcast

First Guest: Dan Glass of Teamsters Local 332.

Influencer's Video of Brighton Veteran Goes Viral to Raise Funds for Retirement

88-year-old Ed Bambas works at Meijer, following his wife's death seven years ago.

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

Double Lane Closures On US-23 At Joy Road Wednesday

The closures are needed to remove rumble strips.

Mother & Husband Charged In Murder Of Rebecca Park

40-year-old Cortney Bartholomew and 47-year-old Bradly Bartholomew were arraigned Tuesday on multiple felony charges related to the murder of 22-year-old Rebecca Park and her unborn baby.

Giving Tuesday Helps Boost Efforts of Local Non-Profits

Americans gave $3.6 billion in 2024.

MI Farm Values Growing Faster Than National Rate Due to Demand for Development

"Either a decision to sell due to generational change or land in more urban areas selling for uses other than farming."

AG Nessel Highlights Holiday Consumer Protection Alerts

“Bad actors use this time of year to take advantage of holiday shopping, travel, and generosity."

Downtown Howell Businesses Fall Victim to Counterfeit $100 Bills

HPD: report it to local police, sheriff's department or local US Secret Service field office.

Livingston County United Way Matching Money Monday December 8th

Matching contributions made on Monday help provide critical services to local families and individuals in need.

Genoa Township Board Discusses Clerk's Department

Separately, the search process for an open trustee seat is underway.

DTMB To Host In-Person State Surplus Sale This Friday

Sale inventory is obtained from property seized by the Michigan State Police, items voluntarily surrendered at airports, and property no longer needed by government agencies.

Monday, December 1, 2025

LCSO: K9 Pumukli to Receive New Protective Vest

Donated through Vested Interest in K9s, sponsored by Dexter couple.

Retailers Assoc. Urges Michiganders to Shop Local on Cyber Monday

Offers list of 35 e-commerce members.

Milford Police Sgt. Murray Retires After 27 Years with Department

Will continue to work at the Oakland Police Academy.

Brighton Area Schools Unveils New Apprenticeship Wall

The dynamic, student-centered resource is designed to expand awareness of skilled trade careers and to provide immediate access to apprenticeship opportunities across Michigan.

Temporary Lane Closure On Northbound US-23 Tuesday

The right lane of northbound US-23 will be closed at Torrey Road.