Sunday, May 24, 2026

MSP Graduates 61 Troopers, One Motor Carrier Officer

Begin their assignments at MSP posts across the state this week

Gov. Whitmer Orders Flags to Half-Staff on Memorial Day

From sunrise to 12 pm to honor fallen service members.

AG: South Lyon Woman Embezzled More than $20K from Vulnerable Adult

Family friend who she offered to care for after he experienced cognitive decline.

Saturday, May 23, 2026

Congressman Barrett Sees Veteran-Related Bills Pass U.S. House Ahead of Memorial Day

Benefits boost for 500,000 Gold Star families, wounded veterans.

Sen. Theis Welcomes Livingston County Veterans to MI Capitol

Michigan Senate’s 31st annual Memorial Day Service

MI Lawmakers Give Mackinac Island Control of Ferry Rates

Neighbors are not happy

New 1,100-Foot Accessible Boardwalk Opens At Tahquamenon Falls State Park

For some visitors to Tahquamenon Falls State Park, the main attraction at Michigan’s second-largest state park has always remained out of reach.

Friday, May 22, 2026

Memorial Day Parades and Observances

Join WHMI's Dan Martin at Hartland's 91st annual parade.

Celebrating the Life of Tony Poma at CBC in Brighton

Visitation at 4:30 pm Friday at Community Bible Church in Brighton. Service is scheduled at 6 pm.

Howell's 2FOG’s Pub Honors Former Teacher Diagnosed with Dementia

20% of all food sales will be donated to Tracy Foltz, a former teacher at Voyager Elementary in Howell.

Fire & Ice Depot District Project Progressing in Downtown Howell

The water feature (not a splash pad) and lighting are in.

Community Murals In Downtown Howell Gain Momentum

Through Memorial Day, the Rotary Club of Howell is matching every donation dollar-for-dollar up to $5,000 toward the ART Doing Good Mural Project.

Restrictions Lifted On State Road & Bridge Projects To Ease Memorial Day Travel

With near-record holiday travel expected, MDOT and the Road Commission for Oakland County are suspending work and lifting traffic restrictions wherever possible this Memorial Day weekend.

Construction Underway On New Parking Lot In Downtown Howell

The project was a partnership with EGLE to clean-up the site and demolish the old Snedicor’s Dry Cleaning building.

Thursday, May 21, 2026

Westbound I-96/M-14 At I-275 To Close Friday Morning

An emergency road repair is prompting a full closure of westbound I-96/M-14 at I-275 from 5am to 7am.

Duggan Cites Toxic Political Climate, Suspends Run for Michigan Governor

Told The Associated Press that it was going to be “very hard to win" as the Democrats who would have supported him are galvanizing against what's going on in Washington.

LOC Credit Union Breaks Ground in Hartland, Plans to Merge with Advantage One

LOC Credit Union will adopt the Advantage One Credit Union name on the merger effective date.

Gus’s Carry Out Relocating To Old Gas Station Site In Downtown Howell

Owner Elia Nicholas told WHMI they’ll move the current carryout in Howell over to the gas station site, and then convert the old Howell location into something completely different that has yet to be determined.

Robert Witt Named May "Veteran Of The Month"

Witt is a Marine Corps League member "whose service and community leadership continue to make an impact in Howell".

Michigan Residents & Visitors Reminded To Avoid Foam On Surface Water

Foam can contain harmful chemicals or bacteria, including high levels of per-and poly-fluoroalkyl substances or PFAS.

Detroit-Bound Plane Diverted After Passenger from Ebola-Hit Region Boarded 'In Error'

Air France flight rerouted to Montreal

Purple Heart Recipient, Family to Receive New, Mortgage-Free Home in Wixom

Thanks to non-profit Building Homes for Heroes.

Rep. Bollin Backs Call for Investigation Into Recent Inmate Deaths at Women’s Huron Valley Prison

Michigan Department of Corrections confirmed that Rebecca Fackler, 57, died on Sunday, May 17, following the Thursday death of Khaira Howard, 28.

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Michigan Woman Whose Name Inspired Band to Become Greta Van Fleet Dies at 95

The band won a Grammy in 2019 for best rock album, “From The Fires.”

Deadly Crash Investigation Underway in Ingham County Involving Motorcycle and UTV

The Sheriff’s Office says the crash happened Tuesday evening in Vevay Township.

US House Passes Barrett's Bill to Streamline VA Appointment Scheduling

Allows VA employees to schedule both community care appointments and VA appointments on the same interface

Hamlet of Hell, MI is For Sale

Four parcels across 7.21 acres for $625,000

Cleary University Announces New Detroit Location

Former historic Thomas Jefferson School, recently modernized into Jefferson Hub - or JHub.

Michigan Medicine Nurses Rally For Workplace Protections

They're not on strike, but U of M nurses are holding demonstrations - saying proposed staffing changes and ongoing contract disputes could impact patient care, nurse retention, and workplace protections within Michigan Medicine healthcare system.

AAA: More Than 1.3 Million Michiganders To Travel Memorial Day Weekend

Record travel is expected, but the Auto Club Group says higher costs slowed year-over-year growth.

Huron Valley Theatre Hosting Auditions For "Pirates Of Penzance"

Auditions are open to adults and students in 8th grade and older. No experience is necessary.

“The Bible Beyond Black and White” Covers Race and Ethics in Howell

The free presentation and discussion is taking place this evening at First United Methodist Church.

MSU's New Ethics Policy: Gag Order or Commonsense Loyalty Guide for Trustees?

Trustees have until this weekend to sign it, or face public censure.

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Man Facing Felony After Road Rage Incident & Crash On US-23

Police said following an aggressive driving encounter between two vehicles, the driver of a Toyota Camry deliberately struck the Ford F-150, causing the truck to leave the roadway and overturn.

Die Setter Killed in Howell During Work Hours

Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy says the employee worked at Thai Summit America Corporation.

“Click It or Ticket” Seat Belt Enforcement Underway in Michigan

Through May 31.

Pratt Miller to Expand Operations in New Hudson

Nearly $3 million in capital investment, creating 50 new jobs.

Consumers Energy Crews Prepare for More Severe Weather

Restores power to more than 58,000 customers following Monday's storms.

Old Abandoned Gas Station Property Finally Sold In Downtown Howell

The old Clark gas station, later Howell Gas & More, at 401 East Grand River at the corner of Barnard Street has been sold.

New Parking Lot Time Limits & Changes For Downtown Howell

Lot numbers will not change, but some will now have names associated with them and some hours will be different.

Cruise Trotter 2026 Larry Lawrence Memorial Scholarship Awardee

The Brighton Area Historical Society wished Cruise “a continued great educational experience and a very productive career”.

Michigan Cities, Counties Have Spent 18% of Opioid Settlement Funds

Drug deaths have dropped sharply in Michigan, with about 1,700 deaths in 2025, the lowest figure since 2013. As recently as 2021, there were 3,096 overdose deaths.

Monday, May 18, 2026

Teens Extricated After Weekend Crash In Hell

All expected to recover from non-life threatening injuries.

Northbound Pontiac Trail/Lafayette Street Closed In South Lyon Area

The Road Commission for Oakland County has closed northbound Pontiac Trail/Lafayette Street from 9 Mile Road to the CSX Railroad tracks located just north of 10 Mile in South Lyon and Lyon Township.

Study Offers Path Forward to Address Affordable Housing Shortage in Livingston County

County needs 16,000 new units to meet demand of current and future residents by 2035.

Michigan Limits Hunters to One Buck in Lower Peninsula, Urges Doe Harvesting

DNR: harvesting does could help reduce the deer population in parts of the state where they are involved in a high number of vehicle collisions, eat farmers’ crops and spread disease.

Autistic Child Located, Returned Home Safely Following Two-Hour Search in Howell Twp

Authorities used drones, helicopters and local search-and-rescue teams to locate child.

New Marijuana Retailer Approved For Old Pinckney Fire Station

The Village Planning Commission granted final site plan approval.

Travel Advisory For US-23 In Green Oak Township

MDOT is advising of some lane and ramp closures as part of the ongoing US-23 Flex Route project.

Pinckney Community Schools Bond Sale Saves Taxpayer Dollars

The district announced the "agreement will save our local taxpayers $3,045,185.35 in tax dollars over the remaining lifespan of the bond".

Saturday, May 16, 2026

Man Charged With Tossing Molotov Cocktails At Local Home Enters Plea

25-year-old Alex Buley-Neumar pleaded guilty as charged to eight felony charges. He remains held on a $1 (m) million bond.

"Automotive Stars Of The Silver Screen" At Brighton District Library

Program Host Rick Thomas will share a nostalgic look at famous stars of the silver screen and the legacies that they’ve left behind for future generations.

Friday, May 15, 2026

Local Communities Among 10 Safest Cities In Michigan For 2026

Argentine Township, Hamburg, Lyon Township, Milford, and South Lyon all made the list.

Motor City Comic Con Returns to Novi This Weekend

Runs through Sunday at Vibe Credit Union Showplace in Novi.

MSP Troopers Fatally Shoot Armed Suspect in Waterford

Suspect raised a handgun while still seated in the vehicle, and pointed it at responding officers, according to police.

Michigan Teen Tobacco Use Ticks Up as Prevention Funding Lags

Tobacco use among high school students rose to 16.5% in 2023, up from 14% in 2021, according to the most recent data from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

Gov. Whitmer Lowers Flags in Honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day

Falls within National Police Week, which Congress established in 1962 to recognize law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty.

State Rep. Woolford Requests Funding for Upgrades to Fowlerville's VFW Post 6464

Roof replacement, parking lot reconstruction to improve drainage and safety, installation of shower facilities to support emergency shelter operations and replacement of two furnaces.

Parking Ordinance Update To Be Presented To Howell City Council

City staff and Police Department have been working on ordinance updates to try to find something that can work for residents, businesses, and visitors.

AAA: As Gas Prices Soar, Cost Cutting Habits Could Put Memorial Day Drivers At Risk

A new AAA survey finds nearly half of Michiganders are running gas tanks closer to empty.

Howell Library Celebrates Diane McKee's 40th Anniversary

Summer Reading Kickoff Party on the library lawn June 1.

Thursday, May 14, 2026

Local Non-Profit "Pay-It-Forward" Café In Need Of Container Donations

The Ivy Table recently put out the call for needed donations of containers to help them continue providing hundreds of ready-to-eat meals located in free meal fridges around the county.

Livingston ESA Appoints Danielle Schmidt as New Executive Director for Early Learning

Will lead Head Start programs and the Livingston County Early Childhood Collaborative, while supporting continued collaboration with local school districts and community partners.

Trinity Health Seeks Public Input in Latest CHNA Survey

Survey is open through July 31.

Congressman Barrett Says Threat of Dishonorable Discharge Over COVID Vaccine Helped Send Him to Congress

Interview available on the WHMI podcast page.

Big Showroom Expansion Project For Old Car Dealership In Pinckney

The Pinckney Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership off M-36 will be getting some major improvements designed to bring it "into the 21st Century".

Brighton Police Department Recognizes National Police Week

A community celebration event to recognize National Police Week is this Saturday at the Brighton Target store.

2026 Livingston ATHENA Leadership Awards Nominations Sought

The Howell Area Chamber of Commerce says “The women shaping Livingston County deserve to be celebrated, help us honor them”.

Kids are in a ‘Reading Recession,’ as Test Scores Continue to Decline

Slide predates the COVID pandemic’s disruptions in schooling.

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Michigan Loaned $35M to Mobility Center. Debt Could Cripple It, Boosters Say

In all, the state has invested $67 million in the site, a former General Motors facility, and already has forgiven an earlier $15 million loan.

I-96 Ramp Closure & Road Project Updates For City Of Brighton

A new closure coming this weekend.

Brighton Area Schools Launch “BAS Bond Feedback Survey 2026”

The survey is anonymous and designed for resident voters connected to the recent bond election.

Pinckney Community Schools Welcomes New Pathfinder School Principal

The Board of Education approved hiring Dr. Tami Heinonen as the next principal of Pathfinder Middle School, effective July 1st.

Rep. Bollin: MI Secretary of State Attempting to Expand Election Authority Without Legislative Approval

Public hearing scheduled May 22. Written comments may be submitted to Elections-PublicComment@Michigan.gov until 5 p.m. that day.

Poll: Mike Rogers Holds Edge Against Democatic Rivals in US Senate Race

Pollster: referendum on Trump makes for a treacherous path among undecided voters.

Tuesday, May 12, 2026

Man Charged with Assaulting Ingham Co. Jail Officer Due in Court Next Month

Deputy was treated for minor injuries in February incident.

Howell Public Schools Considers 'Bell-to-Bell' Ban on Cell Phones at High School

School Board expected to make a decision in June.

Ribbon-Cutting Giveaways at Medi-Weightloss Brighton

9 am - 12 pm Wednesday, May 13 in Grand River Annex Plaza

Torch 180 Students Prepare For Red Carpet Spring Gala Thursday Night

Students at Torch 180 in Fowlerville are gearing up and prepping for their big “Night on the Red Carpet” Spring Gala this coming Thursday night. Tickets are still available.

Cleary U Graduates Largest Class in School History

Jeff Doyle, president of Doyle Homes in Brighton, receives honorary doctorate degree

North Road Bridge Closed In Fenton Township

North Road is expected to re-open this Friday, May 15th.

Family Appeals Denial Of Material For Memorial Headstone In Howell

The proposed material does not comply with current City rules.

Community Resource Awareness Day This Saturday

Hidden Springs Church and the Edward and June Kellogg Food Pantry are teaming up for the event that will feature around 30 different non-profits and organizations.

Migratory Songbird Walk This Weekend

The Livingston Land Conservancy is hosting the event at the Red Cedar Run Nature Preserve In Fowlerville.

Monday, May 11, 2026

Wendy's Restaurant Closes In Holly

The fast food chain is expected to be closing between 300 and 600 U.S. locations as part of a major "Project Fresh" restructuring plan that follows significant sales declines.

Brighton's Weston Long is WHMI's '26 Scholarship Recipient

Doled out each year to a local high school student with an interest in broadcasting and/or journalism.

Titan Plumbing Group Seeks Owner of Found Wedding Ring

"If you believe this to be yours, please send a DM with a description of your ring so we can help get it back to you as quickly as possible."

Ralph Rebandt's Faith Guides His Gubernatorial Run in Michigan

Candidate interviews available on the WHMI podcast page.

Celebration of Life Planned for Tony Poma

Friday, May 22 at Community Bible Church in Brighton

Grant Will Help Local Library Better Serve Children & Teens With Disabilities

The Salem-South Lyon District Library has been selected as one of 300 libraries to participate in the fourth and final round of “Libraries Transforming Communities: Accessible Small and Rural Communities”.

New Report Highlights City Of Brighton’s Efforts To increase Financial Transparency

A team of grad students are in the final stages of completing the report and will be presenting on the project to the public at the Brighton City Hall Chambers on Tuesday, May 12th.

Michigan Groups Urge U.S. Senate To Reject House Farm Bill

Critics of the House Farm Bill say the legislation puts corporate agriculture ahead of working families and independent farmers.

Saturday, May 9, 2026

Howell Public Schools Superintendent To Host Coffee Chat

Highlighted will be the district’s Coordinated School Health and Wellness Committee's work - including reviewing and updating guidelines for healthy technology use and supporting student mental wellness.

VINA Charity Golf Classic Returns In June

The early bird discount ends on May 26th, so golfers are encouraged to register soon. Golfers of all skill levels are welcome.

Cleary U Partners with LEAD Prep Academy

To educate student-athletes.

Appeals Court Issues Split Ruling in Michigan Solar Permitting Suit

Upheld bulk of regulations limiting local control, while rejecting what critics decried as regulatory overreach.

Friday, May 8, 2026

Fowlerville Schools Acknowledges "Misconduct Occurred," "Disciplinary Action Warranted" in Hazing Investigation

Also determined evidence did not substantiate hazing as defined by Board Policy.

Police Situation In City Of Howell Friday Afternoon

Two warrants served at a home on North Street.

Annual Garden Party Returns to Downtown Howell

There will be pop-up vendors, hands-on planting stations, live music, as well as a coloring station for the kids.

Corner Studio Spa Treats 12 Nominated Women to Relaxing Spa Day

The spa is gifting more than $3,500 in complimentary services.

State Rep. Conlin Says Swing-District Lawmakers Work Together More Than Voters Realize

"Meet the People" will air at 6 am Sunday, May 10.

Restore94 Construction Project Brings New Closures

Anyone traveling by Detroit Metro Airport beware.

Howell Man Facing Federal Child Pornography Charges

Kenneth James Smith Jr. was taken into custody following a police raid early Tuesday morning.

White Lake Woman Sentenced For Embezzling From Grandmother

35-year-old Cortney Tucker embezzled more than $600,000 from her 85-year-old grandmother.

Michigan Cities Rethink “No Mow May”

Cities in Michigan are rethinking "No Mow May" policies due to concerns about ticks and limited benefits for pollinators.

Thursday, May 7, 2026

Congressman Barrett Introduces Bill to Wind Down Operations in Iran

Would authorize military operations in Iran but limit their scope and impose a 90-day deadline to end the war.

BAS Accepting Nominations for Brighton Distinguished Alumni Wall of Fame

Two will be honored during Homecoming Week on October 15.

Woman Headed to Prison for Embezzling $2M from General RV in Wixom

56-year-old Susan O’Hara of New Boston, sentenced to 2-and-a-half to 20 years

Michigan Elite Conditioning for Athletes Celebrates Grand Opening in Brighton

The grand opening and ribbon cutting is today from 4-7pm.

New Green Oak Township Police Chief & Deputy Chief Sworn In

New leadership and promotions within the Green Oak Township Police Department.

Trinity Health Livingston Earns 7th Straight "A" Safety Grade

This is the seventh straight “A” grade for Trinity Health Livingston - allowing the hospital to keep its “Straight A” designation intact.

Fowlerville High School & Junior High Again Named "Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase Schools"

The recognition honors each building’s commitment to fostering exemplary outcomes and cultivating a positive culture and climate for learning.

US 23 Drive-in Theater Tickets Available Friday and Saturday Nights

The theater will be open on both nights until Memorial Day, then the drive-in will be open 7 nights a week through Labor Day.

Wednesday, May 6, 2026

MI AG Charges Metro Detroit Woman with Multiple Felonies for Allegedly Stealing Funds from $20M Grant

Accused of forging an invoice from a law firm, and producing false record to the MEDC for purposes of grant administration

Pothole Patching Canceled After GCRC Equipment Struck On I-75

The Road Commission said “Without this piece of equipment, this could have been a very different outcome”.

Close Ballot Proposals In Tuesday's May 5th Special Election

Voters were split on bond and millage proposals.

Work on South Lyon's Pontiac Trail/Lafayette Street to Begin May 11

Northbound lanes will close for duration of project Monday, May 18.

Tony Poma of Tony's Dogs Passed Away

Gubernatorial Candidates Attend Livingston GOP's Lincoln Day Dinner

Michigan's primary election is August 4.

State Rep. Conlin Says Data Centers Need Stronger Guardrails and Communities Should Have More Say

Listen to "Meet the People" on WHMI's podcast page. This episode will air at 6 am Sunday, May 10.

MSP: New Scam Warning Involves Fraudulent Letters

State Police say a letter claiming to be from MSP Headquarters has been requesting money and that these letters are not legitimate.

Lyon Township Public Library Transitions To New Location

The library will open its new building next month.

Rickett Road Closure For RR Crossing Repairs

Rickett Road will be closed between Grand River and Lee Road, beginning on Monday, May 11th.

Voters Turn Down Bond Proposal For Brighton Area Schools

The proposal failed by 348 votes, per posted election results.

Tuesday, May 5, 2026

2-Year-Old On Scooter Struck By Vehicle Monday Afternoon

The child was transported to Mott Children's Hospital by Livingston County EMS.

Hartland Schools Hires Trish Poelke as New Assistant Superintendent

Wrapping up her 10th year as principal of Howell's Parker Middle School.

Special Election to Decide Michigan Senate Control

May offer clues about fall midterms

Rep. Bollin Backs Plan to Improve Accountability, Increase Public Access to State Reports

House Bill 5755 would require all departmental reports produced for the Legislature to also be made publicly available through a single state website.

Touch a Truck Event Returns to Kensington Valley Outlets

The free event is taking place Saturday, May 9 from 10am-2pm.

Howell Area Chamber of Commerce Hosts CEO Panel on Leadership and Change

Good Morning Livingston's CEO Summit is taking place Thursday morning at the Chemung Hills Golf Club & Banquet Center.

Genoa Township Board Won't Pursue Costly Investigation Into Former Clerk

The Board will not pursue a possible $35,000 independent internal investigation related to accusations made by the former clerk who resigned.

Linden Man Pleads No Contest In CSC Case

41-year-old Coty Calcaterra pleaded no contest to nine charges.

Travel Advisory For US-23 In Green Oak Township

Lane closures as part of the ongoing Flex Route project.

City Of South Lyon's 26th Annual Arbor Day Ceremony A Success

The City works with the Arbor Day Foundation to earn their designation as a “Tree City USA Community.”

Infant Formula Sold on Amazon, Meijer Recalled Because of Possible Health Risk

Cereulide is a heat-stable toxin produced by some strains of the bacterium Bacillus cereus.

Monday, May 4, 2026

US-23 Flex Route Lanes Closed Between 8 Mile & M-14

The closure is for fiber repairs. No completion date set.

Brighton, Linden, Morrice, Ingham Intermediate Voters to Decide School Bond, Millage Requests Tuesday

Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm

Kiwanis Club of Brighton Cancels Summer Concert, Car Show Series

Exploring alternate, indoor sites for the fall and winter.

MSP: Minor Injuries Reported in Semi vs Passenger Car Crash on EB I-96

Northfield Twp. Among Six Historic Preservation Projects Honored Across Michigan

The annual Governor’s Awards for Historic Preservation recognize standout historic preservation achievements in Michigan.

Genoa Township Updating Website

The website was last revamped in 2016 and is not ADA-compliant.

Westbound I-696 Ramp To Lahser Road, US-24, & M-10 Closing For Summer

It's part of the ongoing Restore the Reuther project on I-696.

Sunday, May 3, 2026

Livingston Co. Road Commission Projects May 4

Doyle, Unadilla & Church Roads -- between Livermore Road & M-106 -- will be west bound only and under flag control through Friday, May 15.

High-Profile Candidates Confirmed for LivCo GOP's Lincoln Day Dinner

Tuesday, May 5 at Cross W. Ranch

Steelers' Metcalf Won't Face Criminal Charges for Altercation with a Lions Fan from Pinckney

Officials ultimately denied the warrant request, noting that Ryan Kennedy “did not appear to be injured, nor did he seek medical attention at the game.”

Saturday, May 2, 2026

Legal Battle Continues Between Mackinac Island & Ferry Operator

Hoffmann Marine, which controls both Shepler’s Mackinac Island Ferry and Mackinac Island Ferry Company, recently sent letters stating that it may discontinue operations next year.

Howell High School Class Of 2026 Celebrated At Decision Day

The celebration featured a parade of seniors during a schoolwide assembly, with students proudly displaying signs showcasing their chosen post-secondary pathways.

Friday, May 1, 2026

Howell Senior Survivor Sets New Record, Raising More Than A Quarter Million Dollars

Howell High School and the Howell community have done it again - raising a record-breaking $287,236 for the Livingston County Animal Shelter during Senior Survivor 2026.

Putnam Twp Fire Open House Follows Saturday's Dedication of New EMS Substation

Fire truck tours, kids agility course and activities, food trucks.

LivCo Veteran Services Expands Transportation Program for Non-Medical Trips

May be scheduled up to one week in advance during regular business hours.

Rep. Bollin to Host Office Hours in Brighton, Lyon Twp May 4

Will talk with community members and listen to what matters most to them

Charity Bicycles' Annual "Cycle de Mayo" Fundraiser Saturday

10 am until 3 pm at Charity Bicycles off Weber Street in Brighton. (behind the bowling alley)

Public Welcome to See Lingenfelter Collection to Benefit American Cancer Society

10 am until 5 pm Saturday at the Private Collection off Lochlin Drive

Cleary Alumnus, Chem-Trend CEO to Deliver Keynote Address at Sunday's Graduation

Jeff Doyle, president of Doyle Homes and Howell resident, will be presented with an honorary doctorate degree.

Dedication Ceremony Honors Hartland Veterans Memorial at Settlers Park

The ceremony is taking place Saturday from 10-11:30am.

Big Construction Project & Closures Start Monday In Dexter Area

The Washtenaw County Road Commission will close Island Lake Road between Dexter-Chelsea Road and Dexter-Pinckney Road to construct a roundabout, along with intersection improvements.

State Sen. McMorrow Courts Independents, Says Michiganders Are Paying for Iran War

Episode will air at 6:30 am Sunday.

"Do It For Dan" Memorial Bicycle Ride This Sunday

Go Liv Co – Horal Family Foundation will host the 8th Annual “Do It For Dan” Memorial Ride. Dan Horal died tragically after being hit by a distracted driver while cycling in the Island Lake Recreation Area.

May Is Mental Health Awareness Month

The Livingston County Mental Health Awareness Workgroup announced a community calendar of events, activities, and trainings to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month in May.