Boil Water Advisory Lifted For Affected MHOG Customers

Corrective measures were taken and no coliform bacteria was detected in follow-up testing of the system’s water.

Data: Families Paying More Disposable Income For Groceries, Dining Out

Restaurant and food companies point to rising labor costs.

Wixom Man Sentenced to Three Years in Prison for Role in Jan 6

Apologized to the officers and his country.

Memorial Lecture To Celebrate Contributions Of Rosie The Riveters

The Joyce A. Powers Memorial Lecture will feature retired American History teacher Claire Dahl. The 2024 honorees for the Brighton Area Women’s History Roll of Honor will also be announced during the event.

Traveling soon? Don't Forget your Recreational Safety Certificate

If you’re planning a vacation and intend to rent a personal watercraft, the DNR reminds residents to bring a boater safety certificate.

Culvert Replacement Projects Force Road Closures

The projects are planned in Dexter and Webster Townships.

National Weather Service Confirms EF-2 Tornado in Grand Blanc Twp.

The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-2 Tornado touched down overnight in Grand Blanc Township.

Voters Approve Millage Renewal For South Lyon Community Schools

Voters approved a non-homestead operating millage in Tuesday’s election.

Grand Blanc Officials Assessing Storm Damage

Crews working to restore power. No serious injuries.

MHOG Issues Boil Water Notice

In effect for 48 hours.

Possible Tornado in Grand Blanc Knocks Out Power, Closes Parts of Dort Highway

No deaths or injuries have been reported.

Clerk: Months Of Preparation Went Into Tuesday’s Primary Election

Michigan moved up the date of the presidential primary to February - keeping local clerks busy leading up to and on Election Day.

Attempted Grease Theft At Griff's Grill In Downtown Howell

The owner says a man in a white F-450 pumper truck with no markings or a license plate tried to steal their grease.

Janene Deaton Announces Candidacy for Genoa Twp. Clerk

Deaton is one of two candidates who have filed for the position.

Oakland County to Conduct First Siren Test of Severe Weather Season

The Oakland County outdoor warning siren system will activate at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 2nd.

Biden & Trump Win Michigan Primaries

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump won the Michigan primaries on Tuesday - edging closer to a rematch.

Crews Preparing for Hail & High Winds To Move Across Michigan

Consumers Energy says crews are ready to respond if potential hail and 60 mph wind gusts cause power outages.

FAFD Battles Grass Fire off Sharpe Road, No Injuries Reported

The fire was likely caused by a cigarette butt being tossed into a nearby ditch.

Voters Cast Ballots In Michigan's Presidential Primary Election

Michigan is a critical 2024 battleground state and holding Republican and Democratic primary elections.

Donations Sought to Enhance Livingston Co Veterans Memorial

$10,000 needed by April to place order for six granite stones.

Poll: Michiganders Want All Gas Sales Tax to Pay for Road, Bridge Repairs

Of the $1.1 billion generated, only about $50 million goes to roads and bridges.

Motorist Ejected In Monday Morning Crash On I-96

The Fowlerville Area Fire Department was called out around 7:40am to the crash on westbound I-96 at the weigh scales.

Proposed Townhome Project Progressing In Hamburg Township

Hamburg Village Townhomes would include 40 townhomes, a retail building, and updated gas station at Hamburg Road and M-36.

Nominations Being Taken for BAS Wall of Fame

Nominations are now being taken for two outstanding Brighton High School graduates who will be selected for the third annual BAS Outstanding Alumni Wall of Fame.

Enchanted Oven Bakery Relocates To Salem Township

The Enchanted Oven Café is located off North Territorial Road in the building formerly occupied by Flower Bar.

One Million Michigan Voters Cast a Ballot Early for Presidential Primary

Polls open from 7am to 8pm Tuesday.

Bomb Threat Forces Early Dismissal at Oxford High School

Threat was emailed to district.

Brighton Pack of Dogs Program Alive and Well

Despite a change in leadership, the Brighton Area Schools Pack of Dogs program is still going strong and is continuing to give emotional aid, comfort and delight to the nearly 6,000 students in the school district.

MI Gas Prices Up 26 Cents Over Past Month

AAA: Statewide average now $3.25 for regular.

It's Pothole Season - Again

Potholes are created when snow and ice melt as part of Michigan's seasonal freeze-thaw cycles. MDOT encourages people to report them either online or through its Pothole Hotline.

Fundraiser To Preserve Historic Pipe Organ At Hartland Music Hall

The Cromaine District Library and the Hartland Messiah Chorus are bringing the community together on March 22nd at 7pm for an evening of music in support of the care and restoration of the "cultural treasure".

Road Closure For Culvert Work In Dexter Township

Colby Road will be closed between Donner Road and Dexter Town Hall Road starting Wednesday.

Oakland Co. Measles Case First in MI since 2019

Individuals ages 1 year and older urged to get measles vaccination.

Safety Project To Start At North Territorial & Dexter Town Hall Road

The intersection will be closed starting Thursday for approximately 10 to 12 weeks while crews begin forestry work, remove pavement, and do excavation operations.

Genoa Township Updates Radon Map

According to a study conducted by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy; radon is present in elevated levels in about 40% of Livingston County homes.

Students Can Apply For Kelsey's Law Distracted Driving Scholarship

A unique scholarship opportunity is open to Michigan high schoolers.

Low Turnout for Michigan's First In-Person Early Voting

In-person early voting runs through Sunday.

Oakland Co. Man Wins $1M Instant Lottery

Bought winning ticket at the Meijer on Haggerty Road in Commerce Township.

Yahoo! Finance: Ann Arbor "Most Expensive City" in Michigan

Slightly higher poverty rate than the state average.

Felix Foundation Appeals For Community Support Amidst Adversity

The non-profit encountered various obstacles in 2023 after its founder experienced a devastating house fire - leading to considerable strain on resources and operations.

Non-Profit Helps Local Family With "Brush For Kindness" Project

Most recently, a team of volunteers with Livingston County Habitat for Humanity installed a ramp for a client who needed safe access to their home.

Local Businesses Earn Top Honors in “Best of Detroit” Readers' Poll

Local hotspots in the WHMI listening area were ranked as some of the best in southeast Michigan.

Jury Convicts Grand Blanc Man In Cold Case Murder

A jury on Thursday found 35-year-old Thomas Olson of Grand Blanc guilty of 2nd Degree Murder and Felony Firearms in the 2018 shooting death of 68-year-old Chong Moua Yang at the Rose Lake State Park.

Cleary University To Host Blood Drive March 18th

Blood donations help trauma victims, surgery patients, premature babies, and people with anemia among others.

MI Year-Over-Year Retail Sales Down 10% in January

Nearly two-thirds expect rising sales through April.

FEMA Opens Disaster Center in Williamston

Open through March 2.

Green Oak Fire Department Receives New Rescue Boat

The new inflatable rescue boat was made possible through a grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.

NWS Offers Free Skywarn Spotter Training Classes

Classes are intended for those interested in joining the Skywarn network, a volunteer program that aims to help keep communities safe by providing timely and accurate reports of severe weather.

Brighton Restaurant Week To Return

Brighton Restaurant Week returns next Monday, February 26th and will run through March 3rd featuring 13 participating restaurants.

Annual Hockey Night This Sunday

Each year, The Well Church's hockey team takes to the ice and challenges the Red Wings Alumni team to a game to benefit charities of Livingston County.

Forestry Work Completed In Scio Township

Miller Road has re-opened between Dexter-Ann Arbor Road and Zeeb Road.

FEMA Warns of Scams, Fraud Following Disaster Declaration

FEMA's disaster fraud hotline: (866) 720-5721.

Green Oak Twp Officer Honored for Annual Holiday "Giving Tree"

Officer Andrew Evans credits his mother for the idea.

Community Listening Session Thursday On Opioid Epidemic

The Opioid Advisory Commission wants to hear from impacted community members about the planning and use of state opioid settlement funds.

Northfield Township Issues Dog Leash Reminder

For the safety and well-being of park visitors, the township asks that dog owners keep dogs leashed while using the Northfield Community Park.

U.S. Dept. of Education to Further Discuss Student Debt Relief

About 14% of Michigan residents carry some kind of student loan debt. As of 2022, 52.0% of them were reported to be under the age of 35.

Community Theater Of Howell Hosting Auditions For Radio Hour

The Community Theatre of Howell is holding auditions in March for its upcoming WCTH Radio Hour – which "recreates the magic of live radio and celebrates the art of storytelling through sound".

Huron River Drive Re-Opened In Dexter & Webster Townships

The road re-opened Tuesday following the completion of a culvert replacement.

Wixom Rd Closure Extended to Mid-March

Detour West 11 Mile Road to Beck Road to West 10 Mile Road.

"Pundits and Pollsters" Breakfast for Local Business Owners

Tickets are $35. Forum runs from 8-10am Wednesday at Waldenwoods Conference Center.

Genoa Twp Raises Rates for Oak Pointe Water, Sewer Customers

$4.50/month for water and sewer. $5.23/month for flat-rate sewer.

"Constitutional County" Recognition Draws Protesters

Protesters claim Grand New Party PAC is a hate group.

Plans Progressing For Passenger Train

The "Northern Michigan Passenger Rail Project" is headed by The Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities.

Business & Outdoor Oasis Expo Coming to Howell March 7th

The event is free to the public from 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 7th.

Kindness Week Underway This Week at Brighton High School

Kindness & Respect Week is being observed all this week at Brighton High School.

Consumers Expands Energy Efficiency For Vulnerable Customers

Consumers Energy recently received approval to move forward with what are described as aggressive new efforts to help low-income customers and those traditionally under-served reduce energy use and lower bills.

Livingston County Hosting Compost Bin & Rain Barrel Sale

The event is made possible through the Livingston County Solid Waste Program. Orders must be placed by April 12th.

Airline Offers Flight To View Total Solar Eclipse In Sky

The April 8th solar eclipse is the last total eclipse that will be seen over North America until 2044.

MI AG Calls on FDA to Protect Children from Toxic Metals in Baby Food

Homeowner, Firefighter Injured in Ann Arbor House Explosion

Elderly man using propane to heat home because natural gas service was shut off.

MI Gas Prices Drop A Nickel From Last Week

Average $3.20 per gallon for regular unleaded.

SOS Benson Among 6,500 Michigan Voters to Cast Ballot Early

Early voting will be available for a total of nine consecutive days through Sunday, Feb. 25.

Improvements Planned to Joy Road in Northfield Township

Forestry work and drainage improvements begin this Spring to Joy Road between Whitmore Lake & Earhart Roads.

Culvert Replacement To Close Huron River Drive In Dexter Area

Huron River Drive will be closed between North Territorial Road and Chamberlin Road in Dexter and Webster Townships to replace a crossroad culvert.

Grand River Brewery to Open at Ginopolis Location in Brighton

Justin Dalenberg is in the process of putting in a new brewpub in downtown Brighton. But it won’t be just any brewpub.

2024 Champion for Children Nominations Sought

Community members are encouraged to nominate someone who makes a difference in the life of a child to be recognized as a local “Champion for Children”.

FEMA Teams Working In Local Neighborhoods

Disaster Survivor Assistance crews from FEMA are going door-to-door helping residents affected by the tornadoes, severe storms, and flooding last August navigate the federal assistance process.

Drainage Work to Close Davis Road in Marion Twp on Monday

Davis Road between D-19 and Fisk Road will close for drainage work on Monday, Feb. 19th.

Road Closure Next Week For Forestry Work

On Monday, the Washtenaw County Road Commission will close Miller Road between Dexter-Ann Arbor Road and Zeeb Road to perform forestry work.

Rep. Mueller To Host Coffee Hour In Fenton Township

Mueller will be available from 11am to 12:30pm on February 26th at the Fenton Township Hall at 12060 Mantawauka Drive.

Whitmer Proclaims February 16th National Caregivers Day

Governor Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed February 16th as National Caregivers Day in Michigan to honor the millions who serve as caregivers both professionally and those who care for a family member.

New Era of Voting Begins in Michigan

Nine days of early voting ahead of Feb. 27 presidential primary.

Retired Judge Carol Sue Reader Dies at Age 76

Celebration of life planned March 9 in Howell.

Local Cinema Launches Winter Fundraiser Amid Financial Hardships

The Milford Independent Cinema says every donation, no matter how small, will make a tangible difference in helping them sustain operations and continue serving the community with enriching cinematic experiences.

HOA Representatives Invited to Hamburg Township Open Forum

Residents representing their neighborhood’s Home Owners Association (HOA) are invited to attend.

Couple Exchanges Vows In All 50 States - Including Hell, Michigan

Bucky and Sandy Delano made a trek across the nation, repeating their vows in all fifty states - culminating in a ceremony in Hell.

Amber Reineck House Fundraising Gala Set February 24th

The local non-profit provides support and transitional housing for women recovering from substance abuse in Livingston County.

Cleary DECA Students Qualify for International Conference

DECA prepares college and high school students for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management.

“Great Backyard Bird Count” This Weekend

Every year for a weekend in mid-February, people from around the world take the time to observe birds in their favorite local parks or in their own backyards. Programs are planned at Huron-Clinton Metroparks.

30-Car Pile-Up, Crashes Shut Down US-23 Thursday Morning

Winter weather caused multiple crashes and a 30-car pileup on US-23 in Genesee County Thursday morning – shutting down all lanes of the freeway.

MSP Investigate Fatal Traffic Crash in Grass Lake Township

The crash closed a portion of WB I-94 for over 3 hours.

Livingston County Man Wins $500k on First Lotto Ticket Purchase

A Livingston County man won $500,000 on the first lottery ticket he ever purchased.

Housing Values Rise While Inventories Shrink

Median sales price in Livingston County up nearly 12 percent compared to 2023.

Inflation, Reliable Workers Top Concerns for Small Business Owners

Just 14 percent plan to create jobs in the next three months, the lowest level since May 2020.

Paunovich Announces Candidacy for Livingston Co Board Of Commissioners

Brighton Twp. Supervisor 1991-94.

Man Sentenced To Prison For Death Of 2-Month-Old Son

28-year-old Joshua Alan Woy was sentenced to 13-30 years behind bars after pleading guilty to homicide-manslaughter in the June 2019 death of 2-month-old Kane Woy.

Upcoming Roadwork to Old US-23 in Hartland Township

Construction to Old US-23, south of Bergin Road will begin March 15th.

AV Ballots Already Cast In Presidential Primary Up 67% Over 2020

With two weeks left before Michigan’s Feb. 27 Presidential Primary, more than 600,000 voters have already cast their vote and submitted their absentee ballot to be counted – a 67% increase over the same time in 2020.

OLHSA's Walk For Warmth This Saturday

People are encouraged to register to walk in teams or individually but can also just show up on the day of the event.

Men Charged Following Vehicle Break-ins at Wixom Apartment Complex

Three men were charged following a series of break-ins at a Wixom Apartment Complex last weekend.

Michigan Man Who Helped Develop Pop-Tarts Passes Away At 96

William Post died Saturday, according to a family obituary. He retired at age 56 as a senior vice president with the Keebler Company and settled in Glen Arbor.

Court Hearing Moved Out For Animal Sanctuary Owner

50-year-old Melissa Borden is charged with a felony count of abandoning/cruelty to 25 or more animals.

Sheriff Murphy Reminds Residents to Stay Prepared for Emergencies

Another terrorist attack on U.S. soil is "going to happen."

Weekend Traffic Shift On I-696 "Restore The Reuther" Project

MDOT advises a traffic shift to the eastbound side of the freeway between I-275 and M-10 starts this Saturday.

Study Reveals Heightened Reports of "Burnout" Among Nurses

The study's data was collected from the Michigan Nurses' Survey in 2022.

Many State Parks are Getting a Facelift; Some Closures in Place

Many state parks, trails, and other outdoor spaces are receiving some much-needed TLC.

AG Nessel Offers Tips to Avoid Romance Scams

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has issued a Consumer’s Alert for this Valentine’s Day.

Brighton High School Pom Team Wins National Dance Competition

Chalk up a big honor for the Brighton High School Pom squad as the team took home the first place trophy this past weekend in the DTU nationals at Orlando, Florida.

Howell Superintendent To Host Coffee Chat Thursday

Howell Public Schools Superintendent Erin MacGregor will host another Coffee Chat tomorrow centered on the theme "Innovation In Education."

VINA: Corvette Raffle Tickets Offer Sweet Gift Idea

With Valentine’s Day here, the local non-profit says tickets are a sweet gift idea that supports a good cause.

Beloved Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum To Be Demolished

Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum will be demolished to make way for a redevelopment project that includes a Meijer store.

Oakland County Lawmaker Ousted Following Social Media Post

The Republican lawmaker lost his committee assignment and staff after posting an image of a racist ideology on social media.

MSU Remembers Victims of Campus Shooting One Year Ago

Moment of silence and ringing of the Beaumont Tower bells scheduled on the north side of Spartan Stadium.

How to Apply for FEMA Assistance After August Disaster

Contact FEMA by going online to disasterassistance.gov, downloading the FEMA app or calling the FEMA Helpline at 800-621-3362

Brighton School Board Member Censured

A Brighton Board of Education member who has only been on the board for a little over a year was censured Monday evening for his critical conduct at the previous meeting.

Howell Township Board Discusses Drainage Issues On Brewer Road

No official board action was taken during Monday night's meeting.

Brighton Officials Conduct Comprehensive Review of Master Plan

The Brighton City Council and Planning Commission held a joint special meeting on Monday, February 12th to discuss the City’s Master Plan.

Pilot Survives Small Plane Crash in Green Oak Twp

72-year-old pilot: wind gust caused wing to tip into a tree

Fatal Rollover Crash In White Lake Township

Cooley Lake Road between Long Lane and Cooley Lake Court was shut down for several hours.

New MI Laws Go Into Effect This Week

Gun safety, organized labor and abortion access.

Genesee Co. Sheriff Denies Accusations in Change of Venue Request

Attorney: Sheriff Swanson tainted jury pool with social media rant about defendant.

AAA: MI Gas Prices Set New 2024-High

Continued shutdown of BP's Whiting, Indiana, refinery is contributing to higher prices in the Midwest region.

Consumers Energy Continuing Work To Improve Reliability

The utility recently announced that nearly 9 in 10 customers who lost power in 2023 were restored in less than 24 hours - which it says is the result of major upgrades.

Wixom Road to Remain Closed for Sewer Project in Novi

A stretch of Wixom Road in Novi will remain closed through February while repairs are made to a sewage line.

Deadline to Register Online, By Mail to Vote in Michigan Primary

United Way To Host “Spirit of the Community” Annual Meeting

The “Spirit of the Community” Annual Meeting takes place on Wednesday, March 6th. Tickets are on sale and the deadline to register is February 21st.

Chase Suspects Had Outstanding Warrants from Prior Cases

Multiple police agencies to submit felony warrant requests to Livingston County Prosecutor.

BAS Bd. of Ed. to Consider Censuring Member; Myers Wants Less Acrimony

The Brighton Board of Education on Monday will consider whether to censure a fellow board member for his conduct and statements made at the Jan. 29th meeting.

TheRide Offers MDOT Partnership To Divert Traffic From US-23

TheRide is interested in assisting MDOT in an ongoing study of US-23 to determine ways of diverting traffic from parts of the highway.

Howell Twp. Board To Discuss Drainage, Pothole Issues On Brewer Road

Howell Township Trustee Bob Wilson continues to raise issues about what he maintains is a safety hazard and public nuisance on Brewer Road that’s been going on for years.

Daytime Closures On Joy Road In Northfield Township Canceled

The closures were needed for forestry work and will be rescheduled.

“Pączki Day” Fast Approaching On February 13th

Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, or “Pączki Day,” is February 13th this year.

Woman Due Back in Court for Killing White Lake Motorcyclist

Faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

Fowlerville Board Passes Resolution to Oppose Vaping

Resolution opposes sale and marketing of vaping devices, e-cigarettes and tobacco products to youth people.

Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration for 2023 Michigan Storms

Federal funding available to affected individuals in Livingston, Oakland and other counties.

FCS Student Makes Alleged "Hateful" Comment At Basketball Game

The incident happened during Monday’s 8th grade girl's basketball game when a Fowlerville student is alleged to have used inappropriate, hateful language when an East Lansing Middle School basketball team entered the gym.

Rep. Zorn Bill Aims To Improve Tow Truck Wait Times For Drivers

The Michigan House has approved State Representative Dale Zorn’s bill to reduce regulations affecting tow truck companies that assist stranded drivers and hazardous road obstructions.

Oakland County Man Wins Over $287K Playing Online Instant Game

An Oakland County man took home $287,648 after playing the Michigan Lottery's BIG CA$H Second Chance game.

AG Urges Safety On Online Gambling Sites Ahead Of Superbowl

With Super-Bowl Sunday fast approaching, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is cautioning residents to be on the lookout for potential scams, and sometimes deceptive gaming sites.

Livingston County Pheasants Forever To Host Annual Banquet

The non-profit’s mission is to protect, restore, and enhance wildlife habitat by establishing and maintaining local projects - which it does in a number of ways.

Rep. Slotkin Proposes Work Visa Changes to Address 'Broken Immigration System'

"Leave those H-2B visa numbers for our economy"

MI Safe Storage Gun Law Goes Into Effect Feb. 13

Requires unattended firearms to be unloaded and locked up if minors are on the property.

Cleary Online Master's Degree Recognized as Tops in US

Motorsports Gateway & Pratt Miller Motorsports Unveil New Partnership

Construction of an access road is progressing at the Motorsports Gateway Howell - a state-of-the-art 273-acre automotive district. It recently announced a new long-term partnership with Pratt Miller Motorsports.

Washtenaw County Health Dept. Investigates New Hepatitis A Cases

The Department says both cases were likely exposed to the virus during international travel as no common sources of food, beverages, or drug use have been identified as a potential source of infection.

Lyon Township Seeks Early Voting and Election Day Workers

Lyon Township is asking for residents’ help during the early voting period for the February primary election and on election day.

Weight Restriction Imposed On Napier Road In Salem Township

The Washtenaw County Road Commission reduced the load rating due to structural deterioration on Napier Road, over Trib to Johnson Drain between North Territorial Road and 5 Mile Road.

New Weight Restrictions On Fowlerville Road Bridge

The new weight restriction is for the Fowlerville Road bridge, located just south of Van Buren Road in Handy Township.

Brighton Not On List of Towns With European Names

The name “Brighton" is something the Livingston County town has in common with a major seaside resort city in the United Kingdom.

MI Lawmakers Look to Revive Tax Incentives for Film Industry

Critics argue that subsidies so far have failed to bring financial returns to Michigan.

Tyrone Twp Residents Sound Off On New Disorderly Conduct Ordinance

Call it the latest attempt to silence critics of township officials.

Captain’s ön Main Joins America’s Biggest Pizza Delivery

The Brighton-based pizzeria will donate at least 20 pizzas to Bountiful Harvest on Friday, Feb. 9th

SOS: 1.3 Million Michigan Voters Have Applied for Absentee Ballots

The Michigan Secretary of State says nearly 1.3 million registered voters in the state have applied for absentee ballots three weeks before Election Day.

MDOT Public Open House For US-127/I-496 Project

The work is part of a $205 million investment to rebuild US-127/I-496 from I-96 to I-496 to address safety concerns, improve roadway geometrics, and improve vehicular movement.

AAA-1B Changes Name To "AgeWays Nonprofit Senior Services"

The Area Agency on Aging 1-B is ringing in its 50th birthday in 2024 with a name change that reflects its mission: "helping people to age in the ways they choose".

Jury Finds Mother Of School Shooter Guilty Of Manslaughter

The four guilty verdicts — one for each student slain at Oxford High School — were returned after roughly 11 hours of jury deliberations in the trial of Jennifer Crumbley.

Trinity Health Grants Support Cardiac Emergency Response

Grant Application Period Open Through March 4.

Gov. Whitmer Seeks to Continue Summer EBT Food Program for Kids

Details on how Michigan will pay for it expected Wednesday.

Michiganders Struggle to Keep Up with Soaring Rental Fees

Up 12.47% from 2023.

Rep. Slotkin Pushes Dignity Act During Immigration Debate

"These people would be paying taxes. Paying into Social Security. Paying into Medicare

Design Work Approved For Depot Lot Project In Downtown Howell

The project involves transforming the old Depot Lot into a public gathering space that would include an ice rink and pavilion.

Outdoor Sales at Bars & Restaurants Continues in Lyon Township

Lyon Township renewed a temporary resolution allowing outdoor sales at bars and restaurants- a package of rules that were originally put into place during COVID.

City Of Chelsea's Drinking Water In National Tasting Competition

The Great American Water Taste Test is put on by the National Rural Water Association (NRWA). The city’s water was voted the best tasting in Michigan last March, during the state Association’s 2023 annual conference.

Cleary University Names New Board Members

The newly appointed members include Joseph Hamway, Robert Richards, and Taylor Webster.

AAA: MI Gas Prices Rise 4 Cents From Last Week

Drivers in Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw counties all paying more than statewide average.

Torch 180 Named New Extension Campus for MI Career and Technical Institute

Fowlerville non-profit café and coffee shop will offer culinary training for adults with disabilities.

Third Woman Sentenced in 2023 Ulta Beauty Theft

Three women have been sentenced in connection to the incident that took place in January 2023.

Grant Funds To Support New In-Home WIC Visiting Nurse Program

The Livingston County Health Department has received grant funding to implement an In-Home WIC Visiting Nurse Program, as well as a Breast-Feeding Supply Stock Initiative.

Warrant Issued for Animal Sanctuary Owner

A woman who runs an animal sanctuary in Livingston County faces arrest on charges of animal abandonment and animal cruelty.

MacGregor To Discuss "Innovation In Education" At Next Coffee Chat

Howell Superintendent Erin MacGregor's next Coffee Chat will take place on Thursday, February 15th from 9 to 10am.

New Green Oak Township Treasurer Sworn-In

During a swearing-in ceremony at the township hall Friday afternoon, Clerk Michael Sedlak congratulated Treasurer Tricia Wiggle Bazzy.

"Coffee, Canines, and Camaraderie" Next Weekend At Torch 180

Attendees will learn about the Fowlerville Police Department and their new K9 program initiative at Torch 180 Cafe. Complimentary coffee and donuts will be provided.

MDNR Free Snowmobile Weekend February 9-11

Although weather-dependent, people can legally ride all weekend long without the regular requirement of a snowmobile registration or trail permit.

Livingston County GOP Elects New Officers

Brighton Twp's Rob Rodriguez-Pelizzari elected chairman.

Annual Community Connect Event This Saturday

Doors are open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at 2|42 Community Church off Grand River in Brighton.

MDHHS Partners With Altarum to Train SUD Providers

One of several projects to expand access to substance use disorder treatment through Michigan’s opioid settlement funding.

RCOC Urges Drivers to Use Caution on Gravel Roads

Due to continued weather changes and melting snow, about 750 miles of gravel roads in Oakland County have become challenging.

Community Events Celebrate Black History Month

Events include free screening of the film “Respect”, a tribute workshop to the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., along with other activities and museum tours.