Highland Township Man Killed When He Walks Into Traffic

The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office says the incident happened at about 8:50pm Monday on M-59, west of Milford Road.

Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority Names New Executive Director

Tim Church, the current youth services manager of The Hive, has been hired for the executive director position.

Fenton Man Sentenced For Genesee Sexual Assaults

42-year-old Robert Lee Dennis is likely to serve the remainder of his life behind bars.

Oakland County K9's Honored With Memorial

21 of the sheriff’s K9's are now memorialized on the monument.

MSP Detective Retires Amid Investigation Of Affair With Judge

The investigation stems from allegations that the two engaged in a sexual affair during a 2013 murder trial.

Brighton Council Candidates Respond To Laundry List Of Questions At Forum

The six candidates for the Brighton City Council fielded a wide variety of questions at a candidates’ forum Monday night.

Howell Chamber President Awarded Chamber Professional Of The Year

Pat Convery is the first chamber professional to receive the designation twice since its inception in 2014.

Volunteers Sought For Cemetery Clean-Up In Pinckney

Volunteers are needed to help with a fall cemetery clean-up event in the Village of Pinckney.

Tentative Settlement Reached In Police Chase Lawsuit

A former Fowlerville officer was being sued by the estate of a man who died after his motorcycle crashed into a patrol vehicle during a high speed chase.

Railroad Bridge Rehabilitation Project Delayed Two Days

Work on the Jones Road railroad bridge is scheduled to be complete November 1st.

Expert: Too Much Sugar At Halloween Is No Treat

Added sugar is hiding in many processed foods with Americans taking in an estimated 20 teaspoons of it per day - more than five times the recommended amount.

Financially-Strapped Cancer Patients To Benefit From "A Night To Remember"

Five Points of Hope, a Milford-based nonprofit, will raise funds to help cover patients' bills at its annual fundraiser Friday.

BAS Adds Third Therapy Dog, With Plans For Two More

Brighton Area Schools will soon have a total of five therapy dogs, with two of them now in training.

Howell Pharmacy Technician Admits To Stealing Pills From Hospital

Authorities say Hodge stole nearly 32,000 doses of prescription medication from St. Joseph Mercy Brighton hospital over the course of 18 months.

Livingston County's Jobless Rate Up Slightly In September

Livingston County’s unemployment ranking dropped in September after months in the number one spot.

Howell DPW Complex To Undergo Renovations

The Howell DPW complex will be undergoing some renovations and several upgrades to the electrical system to address various deficiencies.

Student Angry Over Homework Makes False Threat Against School

Police say a student threatened to bring a gun to South Lyon West High School and shoot his fellow students.

Brighton High School Choral Groups to Receive Steinway Grand Piano

The various Brighton high School choir groups will soon get a rebuilt Steinway grand piano as a practice instrument for the choir room.

Howell City Council Approves Upfitting Of Police Vehicles

Two Ford Interceptor SUV's will be upfitted, completing conversion of the police department's entire fleet.

Local Author Fair Coming To Hamburg Township

More than 20 authors will gather at the library on Saturday, November 4th, from 11am until 2pm.

Bond Reduced For Howell Teen Charged With Sex Assault & Extortion

17-year-old Scott Minton was released from jail Friday after his bond was reduced from $1 million dollars to $100,000.

Coats For Kids Collection Underway

An annual community effort to help keeps kids warm this fall and winter is underway in Livingston County.

Window Replacement Project To Close Northbound Michigan Avenue

A detour will direct motorists to Mason Road, McPherson Park Drive and then back to Grand River Avenue.

Father & 4-Year-Old Daughter Injured In Highland Township House Fire

A residential structure fire sent a father and daughter to the hospital early Friday morning.

Local Lawmaker's Bill Calls For More Humane Animal Euthanasia Options

State Rep. Hank Vaupel, a long-time veterinarian, says the legislation expands tranquilizer options used early in the euthanasia process.

Crash Causes Double Rollover In Hartland Township

Two people were hospitalized following a double rollover crash in Hartland Township this morning.

Livingston County Housing Fair Saturday In Brighton

Housing resources and information is available to anyone who resides in Livingston County during a weekend event.

Hartland Township Looks At Goals For 2018

Officials met Tuesday to review the township's five-year strategic plan and prioritize objectives for the coming year.

Brighton Chamber To Host Candidate Forum

Six candidates are vying for four positions on Brighton City Council in the November 7th General Election.

Vailliencourt Says He Will Seek Review Of Juvenile Sentence

Vailliencourt said he shared the public’s “sense of outrage” over the sentence, but that a prosecutor cannot force a judge to impose a specific sentence.

Auto No-Fault Reform Bill Clears House Insurance Committee

A bill advancing in Michigan's Legislature would require lower auto insurance premiums for all drivers and eliminate Michigan’s auto no-fault law.

Former Sheriff David Clarke Delivers Keynote At Republican Fundraiser

The controversial former sheriff of Milwaukee County was the guest of honor at the 2017 Reagan Day Dinner fundraiser, which also attracted about a dozen protestors.

Chain Of Lakes Workshop Set Tonight In Hamburg Township

The workshop is designed to help residents understand the plant and weed system within the Chain of Lakes, along with some emerging lake management challenges.

Bakery Owner Responds To Questions, Criticisms About Liquor License

M. Street Baking Co. has applied for a liquor license as they plan to sell alcohol at the restaurant and bakery events.

Participants Sought For 2017 County Communication Survey

The survey is a part of the county’s Strategic Plan and efforts to provide increased transparency with citizens and more open lines of communication.

Grant Money Coming To Pair Of Livingston County Clinics

VINA Dental Center and the Regents of the U-M Student Run Health Center are receiving funding from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.

24th Annual Filling Wishes Booklet Released

Compiled by the Livingston County United Way, the booklet compiles "wish lists" from from nearly 30 local nonprofit organizations for the holiday season.

US-23 Flex Route Project In Home Stretch

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Drivers Cautioned As Deer Are On The Move

Livingston County Mike Murphy has tips for keeping drivers and their vehicles safe from collisions with deer.

Accident On I-96 West Near D-19 Closes Two Lanes Of Traffic

The driver of a 2017 Jeep Wrangler was transported to Sparrow Hospital as a precaution after he rear ended a semi truck slowing down for traffic.

Whitmore Lake Public Schools Have Favorable Fund Balance, Audit

District officials say a recent audit showed three years of proactive and flexible financial planning has officially paid off for Whitmore Lake Public Schools.

Livingston County Veterans Treatment Court Hosts Graduation Ceremony

The Livingston County Veterans Treatment Court held a graduation ceremony this morning.

Lane Closures Coming On I-96 At Latson Road For Pavement Patching

Motorists can expect some travel delays along I-96 in Howell for pavement patching starting Thursday.

Livingston 911 Honored For Work During I-96 Pileup

The award was given during the APCO Awards ceremony held in Frankenmuth earlier this month.

County Sheriff's Office's Trunk-Or-Treat Event Friday

The 1st annual Public Safety Trunk-or-Treat event is planned Friday, offering local kids a chance to dress up and collect candy in a safe environment.

Howell Township Residents Speak Out Against Gun Range

The planning commission recommended denying approval of a text amendment that would make shooting ranges an allowed use in agricultural residential zoning.

Road Status Change in Subdivision Project Could Be Incentive For Buyers

Developers of the Deerfield Preserve project in Brighton Township are switching the roads within the housing sector from private to public.

New Hudson Man Convicted In 1991 Murder

52-year-old Michael Todd McIntyre of New Hudson was found guilty by a Midland County jury of First Degree Murder.

Sheriff's Office Advises Of Phone Scams In Livingston County

Another phone scam is circulating throughout Livingston County that attempts to swindle people out of money.

Demonstration Planned Against Speaker At Republican Party Fundraiser

Indivisible Livingston is protesting former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke's appearance at the annual Reagan Day Dinner.

CDC Test Confirms Livingston Case Was Not Measles

Dianne McCormick, health officer for Livingston County Health Department, said that it was of “an abundance of caution” that local health departments issued the precaution.

Hospitals Now Affected By Oakland County Water Main Break

The Great Lakes Water Authority says the advisory could be in effect until Thursday or Friday.

Local Police Agencies Hosting Drug Take Back Events Saturday

The drop off service is free and anonymous, with no questions asked.

Brighton Council Discusses Possibility Of Headlee Override

Plante Moran Partner Martin Olejnik says that new revenue sources for the city are pretty much limited to a Headlee override.

Infertility Workshop Uses Art As Therapy

Participants placed items in small glass containers to create air plant terrariums.

Crane Falls On Genoa Township House

The 100-foot crane fell and damaged a house in the Sunrise Park neighborhood. There were no injuries reported.

Bystanders Pull Driver From Burning Vehicle After Crash

Bystanders to the crash removed both drivers, a 68-year-old Gregory woman and a 51-year-old White Lake woman.

New Howell Bakery & Restaurant Seeks Liquor License

M Street Baking Company is looking to open up on North Michigan Avenue and is seeking a redevelopment liquor license.

New Voting Equipment Gets Positive Feedback

Voters say the new machines are easy to use, while election inspectors appreciate the added safety and security devices.

Cyber Bullying to Be Addressed in Brighton Schools' Student Handbook

The increasing incidence of cyber bullying will be added to the Brighton Area Schools' student handbook this year.

Brighton Area Schools Record Higher Enrollment Figures

Enrollment is up in the Brighton Area Schools,and that means a big increase in state per-pupil aid.

Crane Falls On Home In Genoa Township

Crews are working to upright a 100-foot crane that fell while doing tree removal work, damaging a house in Sunrise Park near Lake Chemung.

Design Of Duane Zemper Statue Unveiled

When completed, the sculpture will be installed on the lawn of the Howell Carnegie District Library, although the exact location has yet to be determined.

Juvenile Sex Offender Sentence Draws Criticism

The teen will be allowed to undergo outpatient rehabilitation despite a plea agreement stipulating he be admitted to a residential sex offender facility.

DDA Declines Brighton Family's Contribution For Mill Pond Renovation

The DDA has told the donor that it might be better to donate toward a different future project in the community.

Scary Storytelling At Howell Opera House Saturday

Just in time for Halloween, the Ann Arbor Storytellers’ Guild is returning to the Howell Opera House for an evening of spooky stories.

Green Oak Twp. Property To Be Investigated For Soil Contaminants

The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality requested an investigation of the 3.35 acres located on Rushton Road.

Pinckney New Tech Students Thrive In Internship Program

The school has had a successful relationship with Lowry Solutions, having 87 students complete summer internships over recent years.

Fenton Arts Council Presents Butterfly Sculpture To DDA

The community-made butterfly took 10 months to create and is designed to sit on top of a flag pole.

Project Opiate Team & Judges Attend Specialty Court Breakfast

The Project Opiate team and the Livingston County judicial bench attended the Ingham County Sobriety Court Foundation 6th Annual Breakfast.

City Of Brighton Receives Favorable Audit

The city of Brighton received a clean audit again this year, marking the 30th straight year the city has received an "unmodified" opinion from auditors.

Brighton Council OKs Project to Repair Cracked Sewer Line on Rickett Road

The Brighton City Council approved an emergency project to line an aging sanitary sewer main at its meeting Thursday night.

Brighton Police to Host Open House and Distribute Halloween Treats

The Brighton City Police Dept. will be passing out candy on Halloween evening and later will host an open house for the first time in department history.

Middle School Students Raise $5,400 For Hurricane Relief

The Highlander Way Middle School Hawks Care 5K Run/Walk raised $5,400 for the American Red Cross.

Police Still Looking For Man Considered Violent And Dangerous

Edward Franklin Hulbert, who has a lengthy criminal history, has two outstanding felony warrants for his arrest.

Constituents Call On Congressman Bishop To Pass Dream Act

A group of 8th District constituents gathered outside of Congressman Mike Bishop’s Brighton office Friday to encourage him to support and pass The Dream Act.

Local Group Weighs In On Pipeline Response To Environmental Violations

Local activists took issue with the company's seemingly flippant response to state violations during construction of the ET Rover Pipeline.

Infrastructure Projects To Proceed In City Of Brighton

Capital improvement bonds and refunding bonds will be used for the projects.

Donation To Benefit Foster Families In Area

The Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians recently donated $4,000 to Livingston County Catholic Charities, which will use the money to grow their Foster Family Care special needs fund.

National Weather Service Predicts Snowy Michigan Winter

Meteorologists say Old Man Winter is poised to return a bit colder than the last couple of years.

Man Caught Watching Porn At Work Headed To Trial

Surveillance footage from the plant Kenneth Smith works at shows him watching pornography that depicts an underage girl.

Center Stage Expo Puts Local Businesses In The Spotlight

Nearly 60 businesses attended the event held by the Greater Brighton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Entries Sought For Fantasy Of Lights Parade In Downtown Howell

The Howell Area Chamber of Commerce is challenging local businesses, non-profits and others to get merry and bright with lights this fall.

Brighton Council OKs Plans for Mill Pond Bandshell & Amphitheater

The city of Brighton will now go forward with plans for $750,000 in upgrades to the Mill Pond.

"Exploring Islam" Series Educates To Develop Understanding

Assistant Imam Shayk Hassan says "people fear what they don't know."

Settlement Discussed In Sahouri Lawsuit, Trial Delayed Until 2018

Tracey Sahouri sued the Hartland Consolidated School district in 2012, alleging it violated the Whistleblower Protection Act.

Private/Public Venture To Install I-96 Guardrail Completed

1.7 miles of median cable guardrail has been installed near Williamston as part of a partnership between MDOT and the Kiefer Foundation.

Third Exam Finds Fenton Twp. Teen Competent For Murder Trial

16-year old Abdurrahman Ahmed Akl was charged as an adult with open murder in the shooting death of 18-year-old Brady Morris.

Temporary Light At Griswold & 8 Mile Could Be Made Permanent

Some residents say it greatly aided the traffic flow and made left turns onto Eight Mile much easier.

Putnam Township To Support Village Of Pinckney With New Pathway

Both entities believe the stretch of Dexter-Pinckney Road from M-36 to the high school is too dangerous to students and pedestrians.

Local Man Facing Charges For Sending Nude Photos To Underage Girl

Craig Holland of Gregory allegedly sent nude pictures of himself to a 13-year-old he met through Facebook.

Federal Charges Filed Against Deadly Drug Trafficking Organization

Federal charges have been filed against a drug gang accused of selling a deadly heroin mix throughout metro Detroit, including Livingston County.

Local Residents Can Try Out Next Generation Voting Equipment Before Election

Livingston County residents have a chance to try out new voting equipment before the November 7th election.

Green Oak Twp. Settles Land Discrepancy For Police Station

There is 30 ft. of disputed land between the 13 acres the township intends to purchase and the Legacy Center.

Livingston County Commissioners Recognize Ruth Munzel

A longtime member of the Livingston County Board of Canvassers is stepping down after more than three decades and was recognized for her years of dedicated service.

The Haunted SHAC In Milford Canceled Due To Lack Of Volunteers

The annual Halloween event is held in downtown Milford as part of a fundraiser for local art programs.

Semi Driver Falls Asleep, Causes Three Vehicle Crash On I-96

A semi-truck driver was cited for an early morning crash in which he fell asleep at the wheel on westbound I-96 in the Howell area.

Appeals Court Overrules Decision In Case Against Former Howell Employer

The appeals panel said the trial judge did not engage in the proper legal analysis.

Services Set For Fenton Man Killed In Boating Accident

57-year-old Mark Elmer died last week after his leg was severed by a boat propeller while trying to remove the boat from Lake Fenton.

Hamburg Township Repeals Outdated Ordinances

Officials say ordinances dating back to the 60s' have been found in the process to codify the set of rules.

Price To Lease Artwork Is Rising But Fenton Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit Will Continue

Increasing artist stipends to remain competitive was the reason given to the Downtown Development Authority.

Construction Starts Today On Old US-23 Between Spencer & Hilton Roads

Motorists traveling along a portion of Old US-23 in Brighton Township should expect to encounter delays as a construction project gets underway today.

Voyager Educator Surprised With Teacher Of The Year Honors

Fifth grade teacher Jennifer Hibbard was named the 2017-2018 Howell Public Schools Teacher of the Year on Tuesday.

Crosswalk Project Complete In Downtown Brighton

New enhanced pedestrian signs have been installed along Main Street in downtown Brighton.

Former Restaurant Owner Sentenced In Baseball Bat Attack On Ex-Employee

Johnnie Hamilton, owner of the now-closed Bubba Chang's buffet, used a bat to attack a former employee looking to collect back wages.

Howell Man Charged After Home Invasion Incident In Fowlerville

The suspect reportedly grabbed a knife from the kitchen and began threatening others inside the home before stabbing himself several times.

Livingston County Hires New Animal Control Director

Aimee Orn has been hired as Livingston County Animal Control's new director.

Hartland Holds 3rd Annual State of the Township Address

The community update this year included a celebration of the township's 180th birthday.

Genoa Township Looks To Aid Howell Township's Sewer System

Genoa Township is looking to provide Utility Department services to Howell Township to assist with engineering and technical expertise regarding the township's sewer system.

Residents Crowd County Meeting With Concerns Over ET Rover Pipeline Violations

The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality issued a violation notice last week against the pipeline company about the spread of contaminated groundwater.

Milford Attorney Charged In Domestic Assault Case

Criminal charges have been filed against Milford Attorney Jennifer Elowsky-Auger, who allegedly assaulted her husband in a domestic dispute.

"Much Needed" Traffic Signal Approved For Latson Road

The traffic signal was approved for Latson Road and Hampton Ridge Boulevard at the Meijer entrance in Howell

Highland Township Man Apprehended For Armed Robbery

Authorities were able to locate a Highland Township man wanted in connected with an armed robbery Sunday.

Brighton Twp. Teen Charged With 31 Felonies Enters Plea Deal

The charges stem from sexual assault allegations and possessing child sexually abusive material, involving 7 victims total.

Monument To Honor Oakland County Sheriff's Office K9 Unit

The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office K9 unit will be honored will a large monument at the Michigan War Dog Memorial in Lyon Township later this month.

Bentivolio Considering Another Run For 11th District Seat

The Milford Republican is an Army veteran and former teacher at Fowlerville High School.

Howell Gathering To Focus On Shared Parenting Bill

A bill by White Lake Republican State Representative Jim Runestad would make equal parenting time the presumed starting point going into custody cases.

County Clerk Pleased With Resolution In Embezzlement Case

Livingston County Clerk Elizabeth Hundley, who holds accounting and law degrees, discovered financial irregularities involving the clerk’s office in May of 2016.

Driver Crashes Into Howell Store

The driver was cited for Careless Driving and police say there was no sign of any alcohol or drug use.

South Lyon Man Headed To Trial On Cocaine Charges

Christopher Dalke is facing a felony cocaine charge that carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison.

Man Caught With Heroin Picking Up Girlfriend From Jail

Jeffrey Picklesimer was waiting for his girlfriend to be released from jail when deputies found him passed out in his car.

Birthday Ball Will Celebrate Anniversary of U.S. Marine Corps

Funds raised at the event will be used to purchase flags to celebrate Flag Day and to support veterans at the VA Hospital.

Empty Bowl Project Event To Help Fight Hunger

The fundraiser will be held at Bakers of Milford on November 5th.

Pinckney Schools Have Creative Solution To Bus Driver Shortage

The district purchased a van last year and a second one last week to transport students to after-school athletic events.

High Winds Cause Downed Power Lines in Livingston County

The high winds in the area are creating some problems in Livingston County today.

Pipeline Company Cited For Spilling Gas-Water Mix Into Local Wetland

Contaminated water coming from the ET Rover Pipeline project has been spilling into wetlands that connect to the Portage River.

Congressman Bishop Says Fungal Meningitis Victims Will Get Direct Compensation

A local congressman says victims and families of a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak will receive direct compensation.

Livingston Has Highest Per-Capita In Region For Gun Ownership

A new study shows Livingston County has the highest per capita of legal handgun ownership in the region.

Venetian Masquerade To Benefit Howell Opera House

The Livingston Arts Council is holding the fundraiser next Wednesday to help with renovations to the second floor of the historic building.

City Of Howell Receives Another “Unqualified” Opinion On Audit

The City of Howell has received another glowing audit report.

Boater Dies After Mishap On Lake Fenton

57-year-old Mark Elmer and a friend were working to remove the boat from Lake Fenton on Thursday when the incident occurred.

Livingston Health Department Confirms New Measles Case

Officials say this is the second case of adult-onset measles in Livingston County this year.

Hurricane Relief Event For Water Island Saturday In Fenton

A Hurricane relief effort event is planned Saturday in Fenton to benefit a small, residential U.S. Virgin Island that was hit hard.

Engine Braking Truck Drivers May Soon Be Fined In Marion Township

The Board of Trustees is looking to stop the noisy method of braking that they find unnecessary in their township.

Anti-Pipeline Group Claims Tainted Water Is Spilling Into Wetland

ET Go Home says that residents noticed an ongoing water spill on the Rover pipeline construction near the border between Livingston and Washtenaw counties.

Truck Driver In Fatal US-23 Crash Arraigned

62-year-old Gary Bruce Erard was arraigned Thursday in 53rd District Court on three misdemeanor counts of moving violation causing death.

Longtime Howell Library Director Named Fantasy of Lights Grand Marshal

Kathleen Zaenger has been at the library's helm for 38 years and will serve as Grand Marshal of the 34th annual parade.

Solutions For Family Caregivers Expo Coming This Saturday

The Area Agency on Aging 1-B holds the event every year to help people caring for aging parents or family members.

Livingston County Animal Shelter To Hold "Empty The Shelter" Event Saturday

Individuals and families looking to add a forever pet to their home are able to take advantage of a free pet adoption event this weekend.

Search Continues For Wanted Man Considered Dangerous & Violent

Public assistance is being sought to locate a man wanted on felony warrants with an extensive, violent criminal history.

Jones Road To Close In Cohoctah Township Next Wednesday

Rehabilitation work on a railroad bridge is entering the next phase in Cohoctah Township next week.

Map Amendment Could Pave Way For New Residential Units In Putnam Township

The proposed rezoning of 15.5 acres off Patterson Lake Road could allow a developer to construct 10 condominium units.

October Is National Dental Hygiene Month

Local officials are reminding residents about the importance of good dental health as October is National Dental Hygiene Month.

Annual "State Of The Township" Address In Hartland Monday

Hartland Township is celebrating its 180th birthday at its annual State of the Township address next week.

Man Arrested For Gun After Traffic Stop In Lyon Township

A man was jailed for possessing a concealed weapon after a traffic stop in Lyon Township.

Brighton Officials Seek Input With Biennial Survey

The city has been doing the surveys since 2009, making this year the fifth time.

Police & SWAT Search For Wanted Man In Howell

Police were looking for a man with felony warrants out for his arrest, but did not find him at the residence they surrounded last night.

Meet The Candidates Forum Held In Fenton

Two of the three mayoral and all five city council candidates fielded questions from the public and a Political Action Team, Tuesday night.

Documentary Film Featuring Local Vets Set For Free Howell Showing

“Our Vietnam Generation” by Michigan filmmaker Keith Famie features several local veterans and extensive footage shot in Livingston County.

Coffee Chats With HPS Superintendent Returning This Month

Enjoy a cup of coffee and strike up a conversation with Howell Public Schools Superintendent Erin MacGregor on October 19th at the Highlander Restaurant.

Electronic Waste Collection Event Set Later This Month In Howell

It is hosted by the Livingston County Solid Waste Program and made possible with a grant from Chem-Trend.

Leaf Vacuuming Underway In Brighton

Fall leaf vacuuming for the city of Brighton’s 7,500 residents began on Monday of this week and will continue through the end of November.

Brighton Teachers & Students Present Report On Patriot Week

At its meeting Monday night, the Brighton Board of Education was presented with a report on Patriot Week, recently observed in the Brighton Area Schools.

School's Petition To Relocate To Genoa Township Church Tabled

Genoa Twp officials say Livingston Christian Schools need to address a few items, like obtaining an updated traffic study.

Panel Hears Arguments In Case Against Former Howell Restaurant Owner

A ruling to exclude evidence in the sexual assault case against 52-year-old David Price III is being challenged.

ART of Infertility Workshop Coming To Brighton District Library

The workshop is a place for people who've dealt with infertility to come and a find community and others they can relate to.

2017 Fenton Ghost Walk This Weekend

Walking ghost tours are being offered around Fenton's historic district this Friday and Saturday.

Music Show Benefits Livingston County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Unit

An annual music show benefiting the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Unit has been deemed a success.

Lane Closures Could Spell Weekend Delays On I-96

Weekend lane closures will impact motorists on I-96 in the Howell area.

Officials Look To Extend Sidewalks To Pinckney High School

The Village of Pinckney has approved spending up to $5,000 on preliminary drawings that would provide a walkway along Dexter Pinckney Road between M-36 leading to Pinckney High School

Brighton Area Schools Still Looking for More Bus Drivers

Finding enough bus drivers seems to be a recurring problem in most school districts these days and that includes the Brighton Area Schools.

Rezoning Sought To Allow Microbrewery In Howell Township

A rezoning is being sought to construct a microbrewery in Howell Township, although the matter was ultimately tabled during Monday night’s board meeting.

Brighton Teachers & Students Present Report On Patriot Week

At its meeting Monday night, the Brighton Board of Education was presented with a report on Patriot Week, recently observed in the Brighton Area Schools.

Pinckney Woman Sentenced For $1.5 Million Embezzlement

53-year-old Debbie Broich of Pinckney pleaded guilty in August to six felony counts of embezzlement.

Audit Confirms Success Of District's "Adaptive" Plan

Superintendent Erin MacGregor credits the district's good financial footing to making decisions that are fiscally responsible and ensure sustainability.

Huron River Chain Of Lakes Workshop Planned In Hamburg Township

An upcoming workshop aims to help residents better understand the plant and weed system within the Huron River Chain of Lakes and overall lake management.

Longtime Howell Township Official Retires

The Howell Township Board will be looking to fill a vacancy following the resignation of Trustee Carolyn Eaton.

Local Man Pleads Guilty As Driver In Fatal Hit And Run

Ambrose Sullivan was walking home from work last September when he was hit and killed by David Vega, who fled the scene.

Hearing Set Tuesday On Revised School Plans For Genoa Church

Livingston Christian Schools submitted new plans last month to relocate to the Brighton Church of the Nazarene in Genoa Township.

Local Organization Assists All Veterans, Not Just Disabled

The Michigan Disabled American Veterans Chapter 125 covers all of Livingston County and provides a variety of services, specializing in helping with disability claims.

Chamber Event To Focus On Supporting Disabilities In Workforce

Strategies to support individuals with disabilities in the workplace is the focus of a luncheon program Wednesday.

Most Outages From Saturday Storm Should Be Restored Tonight

The National Weather Service in White Lake Township reported wind gusts as high as 58 mph.

South Lyon District Dedicates New School To Former Superintendent

Dr. William Pearson served as assistant superintendent and superintendent during his 24 years with the district.

Brighton Finance Director Elected To Statewide Board

Gretchen Gomolka was elected in late September to the Michigan Government Finance Officers Association board of directors for a 2-year term.

Public Meeting Tuesday On Regional Trail Connection In Island Lake Rec Area

The trail is designed to provide increased safety for bicyclists who utilize Island Lake.

Annual Community Baby Shower To Benefit New And Soon-To-Be Parents

The event will include food, prizes, educational programs, and information about local available resources.

Thousands Without Power as Result of Wind Storm

DTE reports that about 22,000 customers remained without power as of noon today (Sun.) system-wide as a result of a storm last night that brought high winds.

Bishop Lake Road Closed Due to Mountain Bike Racing Event

A youth mountain bike racing event has resulted in the closure of portions of of Bishop Lake Road until 2 p.m. today. (TT)

City Of Brighton Hires Arborist

The Brighton City Council has approved a contract to hire an on-call arborist.

Local Lawmakers Support Legislation To Ban Local Taxes On Food

State Representative Hank Vaupel is supporting a bill to prohibit local taxes on food, saying it would hurt families and farmers.

Howell High School Student Charged With Sexual Assault Headed To Trial

17-year-old Scott Minton is facing nine felony charges that include counts of criminal sexual conduct, extortion, and distributing child sexually abusive material.

99-Year-Old Howell Man Killed In Head-On Crash Identified

Maurice Coles of Howell was killed in a head-on crash Friday morning on Mason Road.

DNR Says Fabulous Volunteer Response For Jack Pine Seed Harvest In Brighton

There’s been an outpouring of volunteers looking to help out harvesting seeds from about 33 acres of overgrown jack pine trees in Livingston County.

Howell Library to Repave Parking Spaces & Replace Sidewalk

The Howell Carnegie District Library and City staff have been working on a plan to pave the Chestnut Street Parking area.

Vaupel Introduces Resolution Regarding Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

State Representative Hank Vaupel is seeking increased awareness for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.

99-Year-Old Howell Man Killed In Head-On Crash After Trying To Pass Vehicle

A Howell man is dead following a morning crash on Mason Road.

Spartan Fans Win VINA Tailgate Challenge

Over $46,000 was raised for the dental clinic by both fan bases.

Brighton City Council OKs Contract with "Soft" Recycling Firm

The city of Brighton has approved a contract with an Ohio firm that will pick up recyclable materials not handled by the city’s recycler.

Brighton City Council Adopts New Zoning Ordinance

The Brighton City Council has approved a new zoning ordinance which the city says will be more user-friendly, while taking advantage of technological advances.

Wood Chip Fire Continues To Smolder

Dexter Area Fire Chief Robert Smith says the fire may have started due to spontaneous combustion.

Lane & Ramp Closures Scheduled Along US-23, 6 Mile Ramp

More ramp and lane closures on planned on US-23 in the Northfield Township area this week and next.

Historic Sculpture Unveiled And Gifted To City Of Fenton

Longtime residents Phil and Jocelyn Hagerman commissioned the piece of art as a way to give back to the community they love.

Prayer Vigil For Las Vegas Victims Held In Brighton

Residents gathered at St. Paul's Episcopal Church for a vigil in remembrance of those who suffered in the mass shooting.

Trial Set For South Lyon Man In Baseball Bat Attack

Police say 18-year-old Malachi Collins used a bat to severely beat a man in the South Lyon Woods Mobile Home Park.

Cleary Announces New Athletic Facility & Residence Hall Project

The $12 million project is part of a plan to create a campus atmosphere at a school which catered to commuters for most of its history.

Third Democrat Joins Race For Open Congressional Seat

Dan Haberman joins Haley Stevens and Fayrouz Saad in the Democratic field for the 11th Congressional District, which includes South Lyon, Milford and Highland Township

Local Celebrities Waiting Tables For Charity Before Big Game

Local lawmakers,community leaders, and personalities will be taking orders at the Older Days Cafe in Fowlerville before the Michigan - Michigan State game.

Legacy Center Receives Positive Recommendation For Liquor License

The Board of Trustees voiced their concerns and trepidation before voting to approve recommendation to the state.

Special Children's Camp Receives Donation From Local "100 Women" Chapter

North Star Reach is a nonprofit camp in Pinckney that serves children facing chronic and life-threatening health challenges.

Brighton Twp. & Road Commission Discuss Reconstruction of Old US-23

A proposed project loosely set for 2020 would widen Old US-23 from Grand River to Spencer Road to five lanes.

Cyber Security Threats Focus Of Upcoming Good Morning Livingston Program

Cyber security in business will be discussed during the next Good Morning Livingston Program, featuring the Pinckney Cyber Training Institute and Sentinel Center.

Fall Book Sale Discounts Thousands Of Items At Brighton Library

The sale begins October 17th for Friends of the Brighton District library members, and the following day for the public.

Community Prayer Vigil For Las Vegas Thursday

A vigil in Brighton tomorrow night will provide an opportunity for community prayer and reflection following the tragic events in Las Vegas.

Howell Teen Remains In Critical Condition After Monday Crash

A local teen remains hospitalized following a crash on Oak Grove Road in Howell Township Monday afternoon.

Candlelight Vigil Shines Light On Domestic Violence

The event was part of LACASA's Shine the Light Campaign for National Domestic Violence Awareness month.

Deal In Works To Resolve Case Against Genesee County Commissioner

Drew Shapiro’s attorney and the Fenton Township attorney asked for an adjournment after indicating a resolution of the case is close to being worked out.

Construction Of Hartland Township Trail Set To Begin This Fall

The mountain bike trail can be used by runners and walkers as well and will hopefully be finished by spring of 2018.

Driver In Overpass Crash Cited For Careless Driving

Speed, alcohol and drugs did not appear to be factors.

Theis Testifies On Her Auto Insurance Reform Bill

State Representative Lana Theis testified Tuesday on a proposal to overhaul Michigan’s no fault auto-insurance system.

10th Annual Tour De Livingston Coming To Mt. Brighton

Cyclists can ride one of 8 routes through scenic portions of Livingston County this Sunday.

Pharmacy Tech Charged With Stealing Prescription Pills Headed To Trial

Kelly Leann Hodge is accused of stealing about $107,000 worth of medication from St. Joseph Mercy Brighton hospital over an 18-month period.

Highlanders Prepare For Homecoming Festivities Friday

A variety of activities are planned, starting with a Pre-Game Food Truck Rally sponsored by the Howell High School Athletic Boosters.

Wood Chip Fire Still Going In Dexter Gravel Pit

A wood chip fire in a gravel pit caused widely visible smoke plumes in Dexter Township and surrounding areas.

Toledo Woman Admits To Attempted Theft At Local Store

Malaja Isom allegedly worked with three other individuals to try to steal a number of items from the Victoria's Secret store in Green Oak Township.

AED Scavenger Hunt Underway In Livingston County

Cash prize incentives are used to educate the community about where to find the potentially life-saving devices.

Salvation Army Seeks Volunteers For Great Pumpkin Classic Car Show

Volunteers are needed for an upcoming event that entertains local families and car enthusiasts while raising funds for the Salvation Army of Livingston County.

Two Teens Hospitalized Following Car Crash On Oak Grove Road

One teen is listed in critical condition and the other is listed as stable, while a third teen was treated and released at the scene of the crash.

Brighton Holds Open House to Get Public Input for New Master Plan

The City of Brighton is in the process of developing a new comprehensive master plan, and toward that end held an open house Monday at the BECC building.

LACASA Candlelight Vigil Tonight In Howell

The 21st annual vigil is being held in conjunction with National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Fundraiser Challenges Wolverine & Spartan Fans To Be Most Charitable

Michigan and Michigan State fans will battle for bragging rights in a fundraising event before the teams battle on the gridiron.

Suspicious Incident Reported In Hartland Township Deemed False Alarm

A suspicious incident reported in Hartland Township turned out to be a false alarm.

Sidewalk Repairs Planned Throughout City Of Howell

New sidewalks and other repairs are planned around the City of Howell.

Lansing Debate To Reduce High Auto Insurance Rates Begins Tuesday

A first hearing is scheduled Tuesday on a local lawmaker’s bill that seeks to overhaul Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance system.

Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy Completes National Sheriff's Institute

Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy recently completed a unique training and leadership development opportunity.

Volunteers Sought For Jack Pine Seed Harvest In Brighton

Jack pines are being harvested locally to provide seeds and regenerate forests.

Roundabout Construction Progressing At 10 Mile & Napier Road Intersection

A large construction project that will boost safety at an intersection in Lyon Township is on track for completion this fall.

LACASA Center's Domestic Violence Awareness Campaign Underway

A candlelight vigil in Howell tomorrow night is part of the nonprofit's efforts to shed light on an important issue.

Hearing Set In Lawsuit Filed By Man Attacked With Baseball Bat By Former Employers

Changqian Zou is suing the owners and an employee from the now-closed Bubba Chang's restaurant in Genoa Township as a result of the attack.

Have A Cup Of Coffee With A Howell Police Officer

The Howell City Police Department is celebrating National Coffee with a Cop Day, Wednesday, at Uptown Coffeehouse.

Sheriff Says Hartland Incident Suspicious, But Not Attempted Abduction

Sheriff Murphy says that while the Hartland incident is suspicious in nature, they are not classifying it as an attempted abduction.

Powers Running as Write-In for Brighton City Council

A community activist has thrown her hat into the ring as a write-in candidate for Brighton City Council in next month's election.

Over 10,000 Meals Packaged At Local Church Event For Puerto Ricans

Island residents affected by Hurricane Maria will benefit from the event held at St. John's Lutheran Church in Fowlerville.

Brighton Council Accepts DDA Offer to Pay for Bonding Projects

The city of Brighton will be able to proceed with several mostly infrastructure projects as a result of City Council action at Thursday night’s meeting.

Barden Elected To MSAE's Hall Of Fame

The former Executive Director for the Livingston County Convention and Visitor's Bureau became the first woman from from her position in the state to receive that honor.

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