Applications Approved for 19 Brighton Events in 2025

Destination Stars Hollow, Country Boots and Beats, Rock-N-Blues Festival, others.

Brighton Police to Receive New SWAT Equipment Trailer

$27,000 cost offset by recent vehicle sale.

South Lyon City Council Increases Fines for Parking Violations

Brings city in-line with neighboring communities.

Pathways to Hope of Livingston County Unites Amber Reineck House and Second Chance Support Network

The merger will allow both groups to expand and offer new services.

Second Suspect Charged In Embezzlement Scheme

67-year-old Shelley Letzer of West Bloomfield was arraigned on four felony charges for allegedly financially exploiting a vulnerable adult. Her co-defendant is 52-year-old Kirk Lanam of Hartland Township.

50 Hartland High School Students Headed to DECA State Competition in Detroit

The competition will take place March 13-15.

Cleary Hosting Free Sports Clinic for Girls

The event runs from 10 a.m. until 12:45 p.m. at the university's wellness center.

Cedar Point Releases POV Video For New Siren's Curse Coaster

The park says Siren's Curse will be North America’s tallest, longest, and fastest tilt coaster.

Brighton Board of Education OKs Schools of Choice Pgm. for 2025-26 Year

The Brighton Area Schools will have a Schools of Choice program in the coming year, but it will be limited in the elementary grades due to space considerations.

Genesee's Latest GHOST Roundup Includes Two Illegals, Active Duty Soldier

Sheriff: All eight were men seeking to have sex with underage girls.

Sen. Peters Will Not Seek Reelection in 2026

First elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2008, and then to the U.S. Senate in 2014.

Gov. Whitmer Announces Art Contest for State of the State Program Cover

Submissions will be accepted no later than 11:59PM on February 14

LCBOC Approves Changes to Paid Sick Leave to Comply with New State Law

Goes into effect February 21.

Two Injured After Police Chase & Crash

A 35-year-old Williamston resident and 40-year-old Mancelona resident were both wanted out of several jurisdictions.

Howell Highlanders Recognized For Record-Breaking Season

Monday night’s Howell City Council meeting was standing room only as a proclamation was presented to the Howell Highlanders Varsity Football team and coach.

Championship Round Of State Park Madness Underway

The 2025 finalists are the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park - the Porkies and Ludington State Park.

Applications Open for Livingston County Sheriff's Office Explorers Program

Applicants must be between 14 and 20 years of age.

MIGOP Files Complaint for 'Misuse of Public Resources' Against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson

Benson announced she is running for Governor in 2026.

Intermittent Lane Closures On Grand River At I-96 In City Of Brighton

The lane closures will be in effect through March in preparation for the I-96 Interchange reconstruction project.

Funeral Services Held For Area Man Killed In Snowmobile Crash

60-year-old Steven Davis of Novi was part of a group snowmobiling in northern Michigan and was reported missing by his companions.

Howell's Brian Lewis Recognized as Michigan Coach of the Year

"When you dream of being a football coach in high school, this is a town, the response that we've gotten, is a town you dream of being in."

Motorsports Gateway Project On-Track In City Of Howell

Officials say “The rubber is really going to hit the road in 2025” and the track is expected to open to members in the summer.

Spirit Airlines Banning “Offensive” Clothing & Tattoos

Passengers can now be removed or denied boarding if they are barefoot or inadequately clothed.

Brighton Optimist Club Supports Foster, Adoptive & Kinship Services

A combined donation of $720 will benefit the group, thanks to the Club's Second Tuesday Euchre Nights.

Active Faith's New Location Offers Better Accessibility

The organization has a food and clothing pantry, along with other services for those who qualify.

HHS DECA Team Excels At District Competition; 17 Students Qualify For State Conference

The district says Howell High School's DECA team had an impressive showing at the District 4 DECA Competition held at Eastern Michigan University.

DNR: Hundreds Of Summer Park Worker Jobs Available

The DNR invites job seekers to join their team of 1,300 summer park workers in Michigan state parks, boating facilities, and other outdoor spaces.

Cleary University Names Lonnie Pries VP of Athletics and Student Affairs

Previously served as director of athletics for Concordia University in Ann Arbor.

Theis Introduces Legislation to Repeal MI's Cage-Free Egg Mandates

Provide relief to farmers and consumers.

Ford Recalls More Than 270,000 Broncos, Mavericks Due to Loss of Power Problem

Related to "internal manufacturing defects" of Chinese-made battery.

LACASA Emphasizes Link Between Natural Disasters & Domestic Violence

LACASA says access to care and support are more critical than ever for California fire victims.

Three People Sentenced For Brawl At Big Chicken In Hartland

The three were charged with assaulting a Livingston County Sheriff's deputy working crowd control for Shaquille O’Neal’s visit to the restaurant last September.

Farm-to-Family Grant Program Designed to Support Michigan Farmers, Agriculture Supply Chains

The grant program is the first of its kind in Michigan.

Oakland County Woman $500,000 Lucky Lottery Winner

The lucky woman won by playing the Michigan Lottery’s "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" instant game.

Fowlerville Man Dies After Assault In East Lansing; Police Seek Charges

20-year-old Caleb Alan Shermoe from Fowlerville died from injuries sustained in an assault last weekend.

GOP-Led Michigan House Passes Minimum Wage, Paid Sick Leave Bills

The bills would prevent laws that gradually eliminate tipped wages and institute paid leave and minimum wage mandates from going into effect next month.

LESA Looking to Fill Vacant Board Seat

Applications are being accepted until Feb. 7.

Freezing Temps, Snowfall Slow Efforts to Clear Local Roads

Livingston Co. Road Commission spent $233,000 on salt over last two weeks.

Former Treasurer of Hartland Gymnastics Academy Booster Club Pleaded Guilty to Embezzlement

Ordered to spend 60 days in jail, two years probation, and pay $46,000 in restitution.

Cleary University Expands Degree Programs for Fall Semester

To meet industry needs.

Report: Leader of Veteran Service Dog Group Charged in Oakland County

Accused of stealing thousands of dollars from Korean War veteran.

Fenton Parolee Facing New Charges For Child Sexually Abusive Material

23-year-old Jacob Yates was arrested following an investigation in which digital evidence was seized from his possession.

2 Dandelions Bookstore Partnering with Royal Oak's The Caboose: Sidetrack Bookshop for Kids to Bring Author Dav Pilkey to Royal Oak Music Theatre

Pilkey will be at the Royal Oak Music Theatre on Feb. 17

Northfield Township Looking To Fill Vacancies

A Committee has been advertising and interviewing for a Full-time Front Desk Clerk and Building/Zoning/Planning Coordinator. The township manager position is also vacant.

Frozen Pipe Breaks At Parker Middle School Field House

Howell Public Schools Director of Communications Tom Gould said the cause was the extreme cold.

Pinckney Man Killed after Crashing into Concrete Barrier on I-94

Authorities said they believe the man took his own life based on his earlier actions and statements, but the investigation is ongoing.

BHS Donates $85,000 to Trinity Health for Local Cancer Care

Funds raised during the yearly “Pink Week.”

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Offers Employee Buyouts

Plans to slash $600M in administrative costs to offset rising prescription drug prices.

MI SOS Jocelyn Benson Launches Bid for Governor

Joins Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Republican state Sen. Aric Nesbitt.

Contract Awarded For Depot Lot Project In Downtown Howell

The project will bring 196 parking spots to the northwest quadrant of downtown and feature a pavilion and an ice skating rink.

Nessel Joins Other States in Suit Against President Trump for Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship

The executive order was signed by Trump yesterday. It doesn't take effect for 30 days.

Genesee County Man Wins $100,000 Lottery Prize

The lucky player plans to pay some bills and save the remainder.

Free Family Comedy Show At 2|42 Community Center Saturday

The Brighton and Howell Libraries are partnering to present “The Family Comedy Show with performer Joel Tacey”.

Four Men Arrested in 2 Day Sting by G.H.O.S.T. and Chris Hansen

One of the men allegedly spoke to the decoy for over five hours before coming to meet them.

Consumers Energy Celebrating National Squirrel Day

Consumers Energy is working to keep wildlife safe, saying its Reliability Roadmap protects critters with animal mitigation solutions.

Pending Home Sales Slowed Across Southeast Michigan in December

Year-over-year sale price in Livingston Co. up to $386,000 last month.

Schools Closed Amid Freezing Temperatures, Wind Chills

A Cold Weather Advisory remains in effect until noon Wednesday across Southeast Michigan.

Catholic Charities Celebrates Historic Year For Christmas Blessing Project

Thanks to the unwavering support of the community, LCCC provided 364 low-income and homebound seniors with blessing boxes - more than doubling the number served in 2021.

Winter Programs At Local Metroparks

A winter tracking walk and guided hike are being offered.

State Rep. Woolford Attends Inauguration

Woolford was one of only two at-large electors in Michigan.

Gov. Whitmer to Deliver State of the State Address February 26

"Michigan is a state on the move as we continue working together to create good-paying jobs, fix our roads, and invest in our students and schools."

Sponsors Needed for Hartland Family Winterfest Ice Rink

February 8 event features sledding, concessions, warming/entertainment tent, fireworks.

High Activity For Influenza, COVID, RSV, & Whooping Cough

High activity is being reported locally and across the state this season.

Lawmaker: Don’t Blame State's Cage-Free Law For High Egg Prices

State Rep. Jerry Neyer, a dairy farmer, says consumers shouldn’t blame Michigan’s new cage-free law for high egg prices – alleging it’s the bird flu that’s at fault.

New Oakland Co. Sheriff's Office App Has Real-Time Emergency Alerts

The app can be downloaded through the App Store or Google Play.

Search Is On For "The Ultimate Ice Cream Fan"

The lucky fan will have one important job all year long: eating real ice cream and taste-testing new and improved flavors.

LCSO: Grand Blanc Man Critically Injured in Oceola Twp Crash

Speed appears to be the contributing factor in the crash.

Oakland Co. Sheriff's Office Fundraising for DC Police Week Travel Costs

Fallen Oakland County Sheriff's Deputy Reckling will be honored at the National Police Memorial.

Harvard Study About IGNITE To Be Published In Prestigious Journal

A Harvard study about Genesee County Jail’s school initiative, IGNITE has been accepted by The Quarterly Journal of Economics and will be published in its May 2025 issue.

"Livingston County Crusades" At Brighton District Library

“Livingston County Crusades with Buddy Moorehouse” is set on Wednesday, January 22nd from 7 to 8pm.

Conway, Cohoctah Twps Issue Joint Statement Opposing PSC's Green Energy Rules

Both re among dozens of Michigan communities appealing the state's rules for wind and solar farms.

Senator Peters Focuses on Michigan During Department of Transportation Nominee Sean Duffy's Confirmation Hearing

Peters highlighted the importance of the auto industry and the Great Lakes to both the state and the United States.

Milford's March on Main for MLK Day Celebrates its 20th Year

March on Main for MLK Day is Jan. 19 beginning at 1 p.m.

Traffic Study Along Maple Road In Wixom Area

The study is part of the preliminary planning for the upcoming construction of the new Wixom Elementary School.

Where To Allow Certain Drive-Thru Restaurants Discussed In Genoa Twp.

The Planning Commission is discussing changes to permit certain types of drive-thru restaurants and coffee shops in different districts.

Free Contraception Resources Still Available Through State Program

MDHHS is preparing to send a second shipment of family planning resources to more than 300 locations through the “Take Control of Your Birth Control” program.

$64 Million Flowing Through Detroit For Upcoming NFL Playoff Game

That’s according to a new analysis from East Lansing-based economic consulting firm Anderson Economic Group, LLC.

Rep. Woolford Eager to Serve People of Livingston County

Encourages anyone he represents to reach out to his office if they need assistance with a public matter or would like to express their views on a policy issue.

Michigan House Speaker Announces Updated Plan to Fund Roads

With more than $3.1 billion in annual revenue without raising taxes.

South Lyon Officials Mulling Options to Comply with Wind, Solar Rules

Mayor: "I'm not certain these are the certain types of installations we want in the city to begin with."

Outpouring Of Community Support For Owner Of Oh Crumbs! Bakery

Owner and Head Baker Scott Bitoff announced via social media that he’s been diagnosed with cancer but it was caught fairly early.

Retired Local ER Doc Releases “Ghastly And Ghoulish Tales From The ER"

“Take a trip between Heaven and Hell with a small group of docs and nurses as they journey through a big-city ER".

Hartland Cromaine District Library Offering Two Scholarships

They include the 2025 Jeanne Smith Teen Library Volunteer Scholarship, and the Post-Secondary Education Scholarship.

Cleary University, Ann Arbor Symphony Presenting Second Free Concert

"Harmony in the Chill" will be from 7 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Feb. 5.

‘We’re Gonna Fight:’ Whitmer Delivers Speech at Auto Show to Talk About Concerns With Auto Industry, Roads

Whitmer laid out her plan to attract automakers and suppliers to the state.

American Red Cross Opens New Donor Center in Brighton

Open four days a week for blood, platelet donations.

Brighton City Council Approves New Recreation Plan

Opens door for state grant money.

Hartland Twp Board Approves New Security Cameras, Software

Installation should begin by end of February.

UMMAP Reaches Tentative Agreement with U of M Health

Union represents about 4,500 allied health professionals.

Restore The Reuther Project Moves To Next Phase

The final phase of the project involves rebuilding I-696 between Lahser Road and I-75.

Rep. Bollin To Chair House Appropriations Committee

Republican State Representative Ann Bollin of Brighton Township brings years of experience to the key leadership position.

Snow Plow Naming Contest Results In Village Of Milford

Gordie Plow, Stevie Icerman, and Scoop Dog are among the winners.

Nominations Sought For 2025 Brighton Area Women’s History Roll Of Honor

Nominations are sought of qualified candidates who have achieved prominence or significantly contributed to the Brighton community while having lived, worked, or been affiliated with the area for an extended period of time.

Cleary University Hosting 'A Night at the Speakeasy' Fundraiser Jan. 31

"A Night at the Speakeasy" is from 6:30 p.m. until 10 p.m. in the Cleary Commons.

Brighton School Board Re-elects Roger Myers as President

Three new members took the oath of office at the Brighton Area Schools Board of Education's annual organizational meeting Monday night.

Brighton's Hot Pink Deicer Continues to Assist Families Facing Breast Cancer

Has doled out $726,000 since 2010.

Congressman Barrett Opens Lansing Field Office

To provide assistance with federal agencies, casework, and other constituent services.

Sen. Peters: Selfridge to House Northern Border Mission Center

Training location for DHS and testing ground for border security technology.

Gov. Whitmer Announces Lions Logo Drawing Contest

Click story for link to submit drawings.

State Rep. Bollin Hosting Office Hours at the End of the Month

Bollin will be in both Brighton and Wixom on Jan. 27.

GoFundMe Started for Fowlerville Boy Who Suffered Burns to Almost Half His Body

The 11-year-old was playing with a lighter near a snowmobile when it exploded, causing burns to 47% of his body.

New Legacy Hills Condo Project In Genoa Township Proceeding

Plans call for 55 units on a 127-acre site at the northwest corner of Challis Road and Bauer Road.

Fundraiser To Restore Pipe Organ At Historic Hartland Music Hall

The Cromaine District Library and the Hartland Messiah Chorus have announced a fundraiser for the final phase of restoration of the iconic Kilgen Pipe Organ.

Genesee County Sheriff To Host 31st IGNITE Graduation Ceremony

Since its inception in 2020 at the Genesee County Jail, the IGNITE program has benefitted more than 3,100 inmates through 259,000 hours of education.

How to Vote for Commercial for Doritos Super Bowl Contest Created by Pinckney Residents

Voting for the semifinalists closes on Tuesday at 9 a.m.

American Legion 141 to Host Annual Bob Beck Dinner for Fisher House

Tickets going fast!

MSP Pilots First Battery Electric Vehicle in Patrol Fleet

To research, in real time, how a battery electric vehicle performs on patrol.

Wanted Felon Wounds Self in Neck During Chase Through Livingston County

Rushed to U of M Hospital for emergency surgery.

Rep Bollin, Sen Theis: Increased Revenue Should Benefit Michigan Taxpayers

Seek infrastructure improvements, tax relief.

AG Nessel: Be Aware of Parking Scams During Detroit Auto Show

Fake tickets will ask consumers to pay online or use a QR code.

Dexter Riverview Cafe Closes

The recent closure was due to a reported lease dispute, which had been going on for around a year.

Oakland Township Woman Arrested In Undercover Drug Bust

More than $37,000 was seized; along with more than 1,000 methamphetamine pills resembling Adderall.

Michigan's EV Push Falls Short On Jobs, Experts Urge Patience

Most projects are behind schedule and so far have created only a fraction of the more than 11,000 promised jobs.

Genesee County Woman Wins $500,000 Lottery Prize

The lucky 67-year-old player, who chose to remain anonymous, bought her winning ticket at VG’s Quick Stop, located at 18001 Silver Parkway in Fenton.

PowerSchool Data Breach Impacts Howell Public Schools

The district said system logs indicate that all attempts to export data failed.

4 Michigan Macy's Stores Part of Larger Closure

The company announced 66 stores will close are part of their "Bold New Chapter" strategy.

11 People Reportedly Exposed to Avian Flu from Oakland Co. Flock; 2 Showing Flu-Like Symptoms

MDARD has confirmed the illness in the backyard flock.

Lawsuit Settled Against Owners Of Snow Removal/Landscaping Companies

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has secured a consent order to resolve a lawsuit against John and Michele Church and their several landscaping and snow removal companies due to unlawful business practices.

Mueller Co-Sponsors Bills To Address Tipped Wage & Sick Leave

The bills aim to mitigate the impact of a court ruling, which is set to take effect on February 21st.

Genoa Township Exploring Creating "My Genoa" App

Board member Todd Walker made the suggestion to help improve community outreach.

Looking to Get the Kids Out of the House? Big Bang Boom is Heading to Brighton Wednesday

Tickets are $10 for kids and $20 for adults.

Gov. Whitmer Proclaims January 9 as Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Michigan

Celebrating the service and sacrifice of the more than 18,800 law enforcement officials in our state.

Report: Wixom Police Track Down Suspect in Chillbox Robbery

Jailed in another jurisdiction.

MI House Speaker: GOP Majority Restores "Balance to State Government"

Bans Gov. Whitmer's legislative lobbyist from House floor.

Bollin Wants State to 'Claw Back' Money Given to Ford for. Marshall Battery Plant After Allegations Involving Chinese Partner

The Chinese company, CATL, was named on a list of companies supporting the Chinese military by the Department of Defense

Program Reduces Recidivism Rates At Genesee County Jail

I.G.N.I.T.E aims to eliminate generational incarceration through education by "restoring value, hope, and purpose to the inmate population".

MSP Arrest Man For Arson

Police said a man wearing a hunter’s orange camouflage jacket was observed by a witness running out of the home with his jacket sleeve partially on fire.

DNR Stocks More Than 590,000 Fish In Michigan’s Waters

The DNR says a successful fall fish stocking season means future fishing opportunities.

Plunge For The Red Benefitting Firefighters Battling Cancer

The event is from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.

Comedian John Heffron to Headline Annual Victory for Veterans Fundraiser

February 8 at Crystal Gardens.

Tyrone Twp Board Censures Supervisor, Pair of Trustees

Over a letter accusing some Planning Commission members of "nonfeasance."

Michigan's Hemlock Semiconductor Receives $325M from Federal CHIPS Act

For new facility in Saginaw County.

Work Underway On New Lyon Township Public Library

The library is being built at a site at the corner of 11 Mile and Milford Road.

Do You Want to Help Train MSP Troopers? Volunteers Needed for Civilian Actor Program

Volunteers are needed to help with several role play scenarios.

Lake Trust Investing In Local Video & Photo Production Company

Lake Trust Credit Union announced that it is acquiring a majority position in Mixer Media - a Brighton-based video and photo production company.

Lyon Township DDA: Businesses & Volunteers Stepped Up In 2024

Some year-end numbers were presented by the Lyon Township Downtown Development Authority at Monday night's board meeting.

BeGole Sworn Into Office For Second Term

Republican State Representative Brian BeGole was sworn in by Michigan Supreme Court Justice David F. Viviano.

DPD Seizes Over $2 Million in Drugs, Including Enough Fentanyl to Kill 500,000

In addition to the drugs, officers found 2 handguns and $199 in cash. One person is in custody.

Investing in Our Communities Grants from Trinity Health Ann Arbor & Livingston Hospitals Now Open

Organizations can get up to $50,000 for two years through the program.

Three-Vehicle Fire Shuts Down I-696

Three vehicles caught fire on eastbound I-696 around 7:30am.

Domestic Disturbance Involving Teen With Handgun Prompts Lockdown at Myers Elementary in Grand Blanc Twp.

The suspect was taken into custody. There were no injuries reported.

Genoa Township Approves Amendments For Solar & Wind Projects

The changes are aimed at maintaining some form of local control over potential future projects.

Wednesdays in Wixom Giving Restaurant Patrons Chance to Have Bill Picked Up

Wednesdays in Wixom will run through February.

LACASA Celebrates Year Of Impact & Looks To Future

2024 marked a milestone year that brought a move to a new, state-of-the-art facility as well as the relocation of its charity resale boutique.

Cleary Names Four New Executive Leaders To Board Of Trustees

The new members include Steve Hoeft, Mike Mast, John O’Malley, and Phillip Weaver.

Honolulu Blue & Silver Being Added to Oakland Co. Sheriff's Office Uniforms Through Lions' Playoff Run

Personnel are allowed to wear officially licensed caps and beanies as part of their official uniform.

Lions' We Want More Tour Bus to Travel Michigan This Week

Scheduled to be at Revel & Roll in Ann Arbor Wednesday evening.

Michigan Lottery Makes Changes To Club Keno

The changes launched Sunday.

Tyrone Twp Supervisor, Two Trustees May Be Censured

Over allegations they violated Open Meetings Act.

Victim Advocates Unsure of New Law Expanding Use of Therapy Dogs in MI Courts

Well-intentioned, but too broad.

Former Police Officer Charged In Child Pornography Case Due In Court

38-year-old Alexander Stachura of Williamston is charged with possession of child sexually abusive material and using a computer to commit a crime.

MDNR Offers Winter Safety Tips For Outdoor Fun

Winter conditions across Michigan are ever-changing, thus the DNR is urging people to prioritize safety while enjoying the season's cold-weather adventures.

Genoa Township To Live Stream Board/Commission Meetings

New board room cameras are up and running.

“We Love Dexter” Art Submissions Sought

Artists of all ages are being encouraged to submit a photograph, drawing, painting, poem, short story etc. that represents what they love about Dexter.

Marvin's: Iconic Arcade and Oddities Museum to Close Sunday

Plans to re-open in new location by spring or early summer.

Suspects Charged In Northfield Township Tragedy

42-year-old Shuvonne Vinson and 37-year-old Gregory Callahan were arraigned on numerous charges. Another suspect, Keith Finley, refused to be arraigned and is now expected to be arraigned Saturday.

Slotkin: Proud, Grateful for Opportunity in U.S. Senate

Succeeds fellow Democrat Debbie Stabenow

Three Enter Pleas After Assault On Deputy During Brawl At Big Chicken

Three people charged in connection with the assault of a deputy outside of the Big Chicken restaurant in Hartland Township last year have entered pleas.

GoFundMe Set Up For Family Of Howell Man Killed In Hit & Run

22-year-old Alexander Tubbs of Howell was riding his bike southbound on Old US-23 from his night shift job when he was struck by a vehicle and subsequently killed.

Submissions Sought For 2025 "Barn Of The Year"

The awards are presented annually to honor barn owners who have made the extra effort to maintain or restore historic barns.

Livingston County Health Department Giving Out Free Radon Test Kits This Month

Experts say up to 40% of Livingston Co. homes have elevated levels of radon.

Northfield Twp. Police Identify Victims In Homicide & Child Abduction

52-year-old Jeffrey Bernhard remains hospitalized. The deceased were identified as 48-year-old Jennifer Bernhard and 74-year-old Stevie Ray Smith.

Remains Found at Site of Electric Forest Identified as Kevin Graves

Graves has been missing since 2018.

Argument Reportedly Leads to Ingham Co. Woman Being Stabbed New Year's Eve

The 33-year-old woman was taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect was arrested.

Child Custody Dispute Turns Deadly in Northfield Township

Two girls recovered unharmed. Two men, one woman in custody.

Construction Complete on Brighton's People & Pets Pharmacy

Site of former MSP post at Grand River and Old US 23.

"State Park Madness" Competition Underway

32 parks are featured in the first round, and people are encouraged to vote for their favorite park to move it to the next round. Five rounds will take place during the month of January.

MDOT Scores Federal Grant for Wildlife Crossing Analysis

The goal of the analysis is to lower the number of crashes involving wildlife by identifying the top 20 hotspots for wildlife crossings.

BAS Alumni Association Hosts Mental Strength Training Workshop

It focuses on how thoughts impact overall well-being and performance success. Coping strategies for overthinking and criticism will also be discussed and practiced.

Tickets On Sale For "Midnight In The Topics"

This year, proceeds will benefit two organizations making a transformative impact in the community: North Star Reach in Pinckney and VINA Community Dental Center in Brighton.

Fenton Woman Killed, Five Injured in New Year's Crash

Investigation continues.

Nessel Offers Tips to Fight Identity Theft After Data Breaches

The Michigan Attorney General offered tips on protecting your identity after several big data breaches that happened this year.

Big Lots Reaches Deal to Keep Hundreds of US Stores Open

Will be sold to Gordon Brothers Retail Partners.

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