Battery Solutions To Move Out of Green Oak And Howell, Relocating In Milford Township

The Milford Township Board of Trustees approved a 10 year IFT that will allow the nation's largest battery recycling business to move in.

SUN: Brighton Police Crack Down On Distracted Driving

The City of Brighton Police Department is dedicating patrols to make sure drivers have their eyes on the road.

World AIDS Day Is Friday - Local Health Officials Say Get Tested

This Friday marks World AIDS Day and Livingston County residents are being encouraged to get tested.

Community Alliance Celebrates Big Red Barrel Milestone And New Partnership

The barrel program has collected over 10,000 lbs. of unwanted prescription pills and will be partnering with a local health system moving forward.

Salvation Army Seeks Volunteer Bell Ringers & Donors

The Salvation Army of Livingston County is seeking donors and bell ringers during two upcoming giving opportunities.

Tree Trimming Program In City Of Brighton To Continue Through Winter, Spring

A right-of-way tree trimming program in the City of Brighton is getting underway.

Naming Rights Secured For Planned Athletic Complex

Cleary University announced that Lake Trust Credit Union has secured the naming rights to the new athletic facility on its Livingston campus through 2028.

Last Chance To Donate A Wreath For A Veteran's Grave

Midnight tonight is the last chance to donate for this year's Wreaths Across America. 110 wreaths are still needed in Pinckney.

Livingston County Has Lowest October Jobless Rate In State

Livingston County’s jobless rate ranking has improved to number one again.

Economist: Middle Class Will Benefit Under GOP Tax Plan

Michael LaFaive with the Mackinac Center for Public Policy says the bill will provide a benefit for middle-income earners and serve as a catalyst for economic growth.

Brighton Twp. Man Facing 13 Felonies From Domestic Violence Incident

51-year-old Thomas Webber allegedly strangled his wife, assaulted her and his teenage son with a firearm, and injured another with a meat cleaver.

Hartland Community Chorus Continues Tradition With 85th Annual Performance

The lengthy oratorio "Messiah" has been performed annually since 1932, when the tradition was started by J. Robert Crouse.

Christmas In The Ville To Again Light Up Fowlerville

Last year 12,000 people descended on Fowlerville for the event and organizers are planning for even more this year with the addition of a shuttle service.

Fenton Couple Ordered To Remove Goats From Their Property

A couple in the City of Fenton has been fined for keeping goats as pets.

Shop With A Cop Comedy Fundraiser Coming December 15th

The program pairs up police officers from around the county with less fortunate kids to take them on a holiday shopping spree.

HPS Names Service Person and Support Person of the Year

Three Fires Elementary paraprofessional Karen Helsper and HPS financial assistant Karen Doran will be honored by the Board of Education in February.

Federal Work Requirements Being Reinstated To Receive Food Assistance

1,190 people in Livingston County will need to find work, volunteer or attend training to continue receiving federal food assistance benefits.

Milford Man Who Led Police Chase In Howell Facing Charges

28-year-old Jonathon Liddy led a police chase on McPherson Park Drive, crashed his vehicle, and then attempted to run from officers.

DAV Seeks Community's Help In Granting Veteran Families' Wishes

Community members can help the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 125 in Howell provide assistance to local families this Christmas.

Three Area Schools Chosen For Statewide Health And Wellness Program

Hutchings and Southwest Elementary Schools in Howell and Williamston's Discovery Elementary School will participate in the "Step Up for School Wellness" program.

Santa Coming To Downtown Milford For Annual Christmas Open House

The holiday season will kick off in downtown Milford Thursday night with the village's yearly community Christmas event.

Inkster Man Sentenced In Fatal Crash That Killed Local Man, Injured Others

A man is heading to prison following a deadly crash in Detroit that claimed the life of a South Lyon man and injured two pedestrians from Milford.

Lyon Twp. Officials Discuss Amending Zoning Ordinance to Deal With Density

Officials says revisions to the ordinance could make it a good tool for negotiating with developers.

United Way Sets Date For Annual Donation Matching Event

The Livingston County United Way’s Matching Money Monday is set for Monday, December 11th to help the organization that helps strengthen the community.

Fenton Free Methodist Church Holding A Gift Wrapping Fundraiser

The church is looking to put the donations towards building a new kitchen for the many community events they hope to continue to provide.

Sex Assault Incident Again Aired Before Brighton School Board

A large group of supporters of three girls who were sexually assaulted by a 16-year-old Brighton Twp. youth showed up at the Brighton Board of Education meeting Monday night.

Analysis: GOP Tax Bill Would Hurt Most Michiganders

According to the Michigan League for Public Policy, the Senate plan up for a vote this week would result in nearly 400,000 people statewide losing their health care.

Donations More Than Quadruple Annual Fundraiser Goal

A total of $94,126 was raised for the project to provide every family in need with a full holiday meal.

South Lyon Fire Chief Mike Kennedy Accepts New Position

South Lyon Fire Chief Mike Kennedy has accepted a new position in Ann Arbor.

Sheriff's Office Investigating Breaking & Entering Incidents

Two businesses reported break-ins on Monday in Genoa Township.

Public Reception Sunday Will Honor Longtime Howell Library Director

Kathleen Zaenger is retiring at the end of the ear after 38 years as library director and an event Sunday at the library will send her off in style.

Lane Closures Along US-23 Flex Route For Pavement Repairs & Markings

Motorists traveling along the US-23 Flex Route in Livingston and Washtenaw Counties can expect more lane closures this week.

Bob Hope Tribute Show To Benefit Area Veterans

Comedian Lynn Roberts will play Bob Hope, along with other classic comedians like Red Skelton, Jimmy Durante and Jack Benny.

Students' Handmade Gifts To Be Sold At Pathway Craft Show

The annual event allows LESA students to practice money and social skills, while displaying and selling their handiwork.

Howell Council Concerned County Reducing Economic Development Services

The Howell City Council is expressing disappointment in the way economic development services are headed at the county level.

Hundreds Turn Out For Slain Deputy's Vigil

Deputy Eric Overall was trying to disable a motorist being pursued by deputies when he was struck and killed Thanksgiving morning.

Milford Man Enters Plea In Death Of Infant Daughter

26-year-old Keith Allen Brown entered a no contest plea last week.

Probate Judge Ready For Challenge Of Chief Judge

Judge Miriam Cavanaugh says that although the prospect of being in charge of all the county’s courts is formidable, she’s ready to step up.

Plaque at Sheriff's Office Recognizes Employees Who Served in the Military

The plaque will hang in the lobby as a way to honor veterans who are now employed by the Livingston County Sheriff's Office.

Dexter Farm Verified Under Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program

Shurmur Farms of Dexter have been recognized under a state program.

Downtown Howell Challenging Residents On Giving Tuesday

Funds donated on Tuesday will be matched by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Northfield Township Accepting Applications For Various Boards

Applications are due by Wednesday, December 6th.

Black Friday Vs. Buy Nothing Day

Bruce McClary with the National Foundation for Credit Counseling says consumers shouldn’t necessarily plan to do all of their holiday bargain hunting on Black Friday.

LESA Snack Pack Food Drive Begins Monday

Snacks collected through the drive are given to homeless students as a way to supplement meals during their winter break from school.

Howell Twp. Fills Empty Trustee & Planning Commission Seats

At a recent meeting, trustees voted to appoint Sally Newstead to their board and Martha Haglund to the planning commission.

Charges Authorized Against Fleeing Driver Who Caused Fatal Crash In Chelsea

34-year-old Jason Baase is facing charges, including 2nd degree murder, connected to the crash that claimed the life of 52-year-old Dawn Anderson.

Former Law School Dean Seeks Second Run At Sec. Of State

If elected, Jocelyn Benson wants to work to get citizens in and out of polling stations and branch offices in 30 minutes or less.

Bob Press Appointed To Putnam Township Board

A familiar face has been appointed to serve on the Putnam Township board.

Livingston County Residents Encouraged To Shop Local

While retail giants utilize Black Friday to jump start holiday sales, Small Business Saturday is a time to support local merchants and small mom and pop stores.

Thompson Road Project Wraps Up In Fenton Township

Construction is finally complete on the Thompson Road widening project.

Brighton District Library Holiday Open House Coming December 9th

Meet Santa, hear holiday music, and create themed crafts at the annual event from 11am to 2pm.

Weekend Survival Kit Program Coming To HPS

The program will help kids in need with a meal and snacks to help them get through the weekends.

Candidates For Governor & Attorney General To Speak At Event

Shri Thanedar is seeking the nomination for governor, while Dana Nessel is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for attorney general.

Local Residents Encouraged To Opt Outside On Black Friday

Livingston County residents are being encouraged put away the leftovers and spend the day after Thanksgiving at Michigan state parks.

Green Oak Man Charged After Run-In With Police, Hospital Staff

24-year-old Thomas Dean Blackledge is charged with a felony count of resisting/obstructing or assaulting a police officer.

Fatal Crash Near Dexter Under Investigation

An initial investigation indicates the vehicle left the roadway and hit a tree, coming to rest on its side.

Hamburg Officials Upset After Wet Concrete Ends Up In Storm Drain

The municipality is sending an invoice to Hornet Concrete Co. Inc. to recover costs associated in cleaning up the mess.

Hartland Township Completes Pilot Water Study

The township's system can support 300-400 new hookups before improvements become a necessity.

Milford Researcher Says Recently Released JFK Files Add Nothing New

Dale Myers of Milford is a nationally recognized author and animator of Zapruder film footage.

Local Habitat For Humanity Completes Home Repairs For Three Local Families

The home repairs were completed for families in need just in time for the holidays.

Beauchamp Offers Reward In Theft Of Snow Plows

Eight plows were stolen from their water treatment and supply location on Old US-23 in Hartland Township sometime between 3:30 and 6am Sunday.

Recently Elected Howell City Council Members Sworn In

Howell City Council met Monday and the first order of business was swearing in ceremonies.

Four Families Celebrate Michigan Adoption Day

Five children were adopted into four families today in Livingston County on Michigan's 15th annual Adoption Day.

Man Sought after Fleeing Police, Leaving Scene Of Accident

James William Sebastianelli remains wanted by authorities after leading police on a chase Friday afternoon.

Brighton Drum Major Prepares To Lead Marching Band In Macy's Day Parade

17-year-old Jack Newcomb says rehearsals began Monday for the Macy's Great American Marching Band, which will lead the 91st annual Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Nollar Road To Close Wednesday For Culvert Replacement

Culvert replacement will necessitate a road closure in Northfield Township tomorrow.

Fleeing Suspect In Stolen Car Causes Fatal Crash In Chelsea

A woman is dead and the suspect in custody after a fatal crash in Chelsea.

County Approves One-Year Contract With Economic Development Council

The Board of Commissioners approved the $175,000 one-year contract, despite a proposed agreement from the EDC for $200,000 annually for three years.

Sheriff's Office Seeks Witnesses To Fatal Crash

67-year-old Michael Joseph Martus of South Lyon was driving the semi and died as a result of the accident.

Howell City Council Approves Recycle Livingston Lease

Recycle Livingston is looking to upgrade facilities and a large donor will be assisting with roughly $200,000 in improvements that will be made to the property.

Pinckney Woman Crashes Into Power Pole On Grand River

Grand River was shut down for hours this morning after a woman crashed a vehicle into a power pole in Genoa Township.

John Rogers Passes Away

Rogers served twice as Brighton Township supervisor, but his involvement in local politics started decades before and sparked a political dynasty.

Kensington Woods Closed Tuesday

The closure is related to building issues.

South Lyon Man Pleads To Lesser Charge In Baseball Bat Attack

18-year-old Malachi Collins had been charged with one count of assault with intent to murder after the July 30th incident.

Brighton Area Schools Commended During Annual Audit

Auditors from the firm Maner Costerisan and Ellis told the board that Brighton is unique in coming back from an $8.5 (m) million deficit.

Cleary University's Multi-Use Athletic Complex Up For Approval

Plans for a multi-use athletic complex will be before the Genoa Township Board for final approvals tonight.

Protest Planned At Hearing For Teen Convicted Of Sexual Assault

The event will be held prior to a status conference for a Brighton Township teen that was accused of sexually assaulting three girls over the past two and a half years.

US-23 Flex Route To Be Discussed At Community Lunch Series

An MDOT representative will speak about the project at the Livingston County Planning Department's quarterly Brown Bag Lunch Series.

Downtown Howell Storefront Decorating Contest Returns

Public voting begins this week in Downtown Howell’s annual holiday storefront decorating contest.

Online Registration Open For 10th Annual Runway Repurposed

The fundraiser for the Howell Opera House combines the art of fashion design with the use of recycled clothing and materials.

Brighton Police Dept. Gets Delivery of New SUVs

The Brighton City Council was informed at its meeting Thursday that the department now has two new Ford Explorers to replace high-mileage, older vehicles.

Brighton Area Schools Wins Top Design Award

Brighton Area Schools’ officials were presented the trophy in late October at the University of Michigan Art Museum in Ann Arbor.

Local Nutcracker Performance Will Assist Local Groups

The 13th annual presentation of The Nutcracker ballet is set for Saturday, December 2nd, at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts.

Brighton to Embark on 2-3-Year Project to Install Sewer Lining

Sewer line on Rickett Road in Brighton will get new lining to act as a hedge against a possible break.

Lane Closures Planned On US-23 Monday & Tuesday

Motorists are being reminded of upcoming closures along the US-23/Flex Route.

Salvation Army Seeks Volunteer Bell Ringers

The Salvation Army of Livingston County is in need of volunteer bell ringers as the holiday season gets underway.

Woman Who Threw Tool At Car On "Her" Road Wants Judge Removed From Case

A motion to have Judge Michael P. Hatty recused was filed Friday by representation for Mary Ann Lamkin of Hamburg Twp.

Handy Township Board Approves Installation Of 300 New Water Meters

New meters will allow residents to monitor their usage at any time, online.

Tree Sponsorship Open For "Rec The Halls" In Howell

The annual holiday event is free to the public this year.

Plan Will Try & Reverse Math Trend At Country Elementary

First and second graders at the Pinckney elementary school are showing accelerated growth in math, yet the numbers are reversing when students reach third grade.

Adoption Day Ceremony Set Next Week In Howell

Families will be celebrating, along with judges, court staff, and social workers as adoptions are finalized for several local children.

New Services Coming For Veterans In Livingston County

A mobile office and programs helping with child care highlight the ideas moving forward.

Early Registration Ends Soon For Howell Fantasy 5K

Early registration ends Monday for the festive, nighttime run in downtown Howell.

Celebrities & Arc Members Strut Their Stuff At 24th Annual Fashion Show

The event raised funds to help The Arc Livingston in their mission to empower and support people with developmental disabilities.

Fowlerville Man Enters Plea In Fatal Crash

50-year-old Robert Earl Wilson pleaded guilty to reckless driving causing death in the crash that killed a 10-year-old Fowlerville Community School student.

Brighton Police Initiate Program to Reduce Distracted Driving

The Brighton City Police Department has just embarked on a new program to cut down on the incidence of distracted driving.

Road Construction Continues In Northfield Township

Northfield Township is advising of some road projects throughout the community.

LESA Recognized As Talent Partner Of The Year

The Economic Development Council recognized their efforts towards developing the Livingston County Early College program.

Personal Experiences & Artwork Highlight Message Of Homeless Awareness Week

Community members and students artists made powerful statements at the campaign's main event in Howell.

South Lyon Mayor Sworn In

Daniel Pelchat was sworn in as the City of South Lyon’s new mayor this week.

Hunters Gather Around The Buck Pole On First Day Of Firearms Season

The 10th Annual Buck Pole was held by the Howell Area Parks and Recreation Authority in Marion Township, Wednesday night.

Toledo Woman Sentenced To Jail For Attempted Theft

Malaja Isom reportedly worked with three other women to try to steal a variety of merchandise from the Victoria's Secret Store in Green Oak Township.

Recess KLUB Spreading Kindness At Playgrounds In Brighton Schools

Three separate celebrations were held Wednesday to mark the spread kindness across all playgrounds in Brighton schools.

Tyrone Twp. Man Accused Of Stealing Thousands In Mortgage Foreclosure Scam

Lawrence Sefa is facing 30 charges connected to a scam he allegedly operated through his company, LAS Loan Assistance Centers.

Local Robotics Teams Headed To State Championships

Various Livingston County teams are advancing to the state tournament from Hartland, Howell and Brighton.

Rezoning Approved For Howell Twp. Microbrewery In Vacant Complex

Plans are moving forward for the proposed establishment on Mason Road, next to American Concrete Products.

Local Law Enforcement To Host "Cram The Cruiser" Food Drive Saturday

Livingston County law enforcement will be out this weekend seeking items on their “most wanted” list to help support local shelters and food banks.

St. Joe Mercy Livingston Hospital Included In System Merger

The merger will create a single statewide health system with 10 hospitals, including St. Joseph Mercy Livingston Hospital in Howell, providing more than 2,300 licensed beds.

Search For Gunman Forces Four Oakland Districts To Close

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office says 34-year-old Michael Quigley is suspected in the shooting at an apartment complex near Ortonville.

Group Seeks Local, Deserving Veteran Families For Christmas

The Disabled American Veterans Chapter 125 is looking to adopt four families this holiday season and accepting nominations.

Simple Recycling Coming To City Of Brighton In December

Residents in the City of Brighton have a new option to recycle clothing and other home goods starting the week of December 4th.

US-23 Flex Route To Operate At Peak Times Today

Part of the new US-23 Flex Route system is going into operation for peak use today.

Bill To Allow Better Restraint Options For Vets Performing Euthanasia

State Representative Hank Vaupel's bill would allow for additional training and use of tranquilizers with better immobilizing agents.

Man Who Ran From Police After Fingerprint Request Enters Plea

Robert Culbertson fled from a sergeant who confronted him about his suspended driver's license.

Unwrap Secrets During Milford's Big Reveal

Families and children are invited to take part and tear the wrapping paper off of downtown businesses Thursday night.

South Lyon Man Killed In Crash On US-23 Identified

Michael Martus of South Lyon was killed in the Monday morning crash on northbound US-23 in Tyrone Township.

Livingston Christian School Could Finally Locate In The Naz Church

The Genoa Township Planning Commission met Monday night and reviewed plans for a proposed private Christian school to locate on the site of a church.

MacGregor Surprised With Communication Award

The Howell superintendent was named the 2017-18 Michigan School Public Relations Association Outstanding Superintendent Communicator of the Year.

Brighton Re-Elects Mayor And Mayor Pro-Tem

Monday night, Brighton's biennial meeting saw the re-election of Mayor Jim Muzzin and Mayor Pro-Tem Shawn Pipoly following a unanimous decision.

South Lyon Man Admits To Cocaine Charge, Faces Lengthy Sentence

20-year-old Elijah Dalke recently pleaded guilty as charged to a felony that carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison.

Parents of Teenage Sexual Assault Victims Ask Brighton School Board to Expel Offender

The parents of three girls who were sexually assaulted by a Brighton High School student say they want the student permanently expelled.

Amendment Denied To Permit Shooting Range In Howell Twp.

The request to change the zoning ordinance came from a business owner interested in opening a gun range/training facility.

MSP Brighton Post Again Accepting Toys For Tots

The Michigan State Police are hoping to spread some Christmas cheer to less fortunate children around Livingston County with the Toys for Tots program.

MDOT Ceremony Marks Opening Of US-23 Flex Route

The event marked the end of construction and the beginning of the new traffic management system.

South Lyon Man Killed In Crash On Northbound US-23

A South Lyon man was killed in a crash this morning in Tyrone Township.

Local Performances Will Benefit Hurricane-Damaged Ballet Studio

Donations at upcoming performances by the Brighton School of Ballet will help Puerto Rico’s Mauro Youth Ballet, which was damaged by Hurricane Maria.

Local Man Arraigned On Charges Connected To Dead Cow Discovery

Approximately 70 dead cows were found on property belonging to Keith Huck Jr. of Cohoctah Township.

Howell High School TED Talk Gives Students A Platform To Share

10 students and one alumnus gave their opinions on a wide range of subjects.

Car Flees Police Crash, Slams Into Mobile Home

The 37-year-old driver was taken into custody and gave off "a strong smell of alcohol" and had "bloodshot eyes," according to authorities.

Driver In Fatal Hit And Run Sentenced To Jail Time

David Vega of Fowlerville was recently sentenced to seven months in jail, despite facing up to five years in prison.

Moms Step Up To Direct Brighton High School's Fall Play

Betsy Allardice and Amy Goller offered to help after finding out the play did not have a director and would therefore be cancelled.

Napier Road To Close Tuesday Between 9 Mile & Ten Mile

Commuters using a popular road on the Lyon Township – Novi border will need to find an alternate route beginning Tuesday.

Hunters Invited To Bring Deer To 10th Annual Marion Buck Pole

This coming Wednesday's event celebrates the opening day of firearms season.

New Display Signs, Benches Along Hickory Ridge Hiking Trail

Creative materials were used for new benches and display centers along a hiking trail in a local rec area.

Assault Incidents Down at Brighton Pub

Incidents that require a police response are down this year at a popular pub in Brighton.

Organized Retail Fraud Happening More Often in Brighton

Brighton Police Chief Rob Bradford gave an overview of city policing efforts before the City Council at a recent study session.

Suspects Busted By Off-Duty FBI Agent & Deputies Arraigned

Two suspects have been arraigned in connection with vehicle break-ins in Lyon Township and nearby communities.

St. Joe Mercy Livingston Marks 100 Successful Robotic Surgeries

The hospital successfully completed its first da Vinci robotic surgery on May 8th and achieved the 100th on October 27th.

12 Days Of Gleaners Is Underway

Every dollar donated between now and November 22nd is being matched by Ford Motor Company.

Senate Candidate Calls On Local Lawmaker To Hold Hearings On New Auto Reform Bills

Democrat Adam Dreher is calling on Republican State Representative Lane Theis to hold hearings on a new set of bills to lower auto insurance rates for Michigan residents.

Man Who Sent Nude Photos To Underage Girl Headed To Trial

18-year-old Craig Holland of Gregory reportedly sent the pictures to a 13-year-old and convinced her to do the same.

Livingston County To Submit Indigent Defense Compliance Plan

The county is required to file a plan detailing how it intends to comply with new standards being implemented by the Michigan Indigent Defense Commission.

Northfield Township Fire Department Gets New CPR Device, AED's

A grant has funded new lifesaving equipment for the department.

Protests Planned At Bishop's Brighton Office Over GOP Tax Plan

Two consecutive Sunday protests are planned at 8th District Congressman Mike Bishop’s Brighton office to oppose a proposal to change the U.S. tax code.

St. Joe Mercy Livingston Receives Top Grade In Recent Assessment

The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade uses 27 measures of publicly available hospital safety data to assign A, B, C, D and F grades.

Commissioners Discuss Economic Development Services Contract

Commissioner Dave Domas raised concerns about the cost of Livingston County's contract with Ann Arbor Spark and questioned the benefits.

Tyrone Township Renews Contract With PEG Coordinator

The coordinator handles many of the technical aspects of putting public, educational, and local governmental programming on television and the internet.

Cavanaugh Appointed New Chief Judge For Livingston County

Probate Court Judge Miriam Cavanaugh has been appointed the new chief judge of all Livingston County courts.

Regency Village Final Site Plan Approved In Hamburg Township

The 70 unit development will feature a variety of housing designs and bridge generational gaps.

Off-Duty FBI Agent, Deputies Apprehend Suspects In Area Vehicle Thefts

A group of teens were busted by an off-duty FBI agent while trying to break in to vehicles in Lyon Township.

Local Veterans Recognized In Documentary Shown At Howell Theater

"Our Vietnam Generation", by Michigan filmmaker Keith Famie, features interviews from several area veterans and footage shot in Livingston County.

False Rumor Leads To Concerns Over Shooter At High School

A call to 911 was the product of untrue information being texted to a parent from their student at the high school.

Lane Closures To Continue On US-23 Into Next Week

Paving work will continue to close down a single lane in each direction on US-23 through Friday, November 17th.

Ford To Match Every Dollar Donated During 12 Days Of Gleaners

Gleaners estimates there are 1,000 area families who will need assistance to put a holiday meal on the table.

Salvation Army to Begin Annual Bell Ringing Program on Friday

The Livingston County Salvation Army held its annual Kettle Kickoff Thursday, with the fundraising goal for this year set at $385,000.

Weekend Volunteers Sought For Canoe Camp Roofing & Painting Project

Volunteers are being sought this weekend to help improve the canoe campground at Island lake Recreation Area.

Fowlerville Family Hoping For Cards, Letters To Lift Daughter Spirits

Destiny Coselman is fighting a grade 4 glioblastoma tumor.

Construction On Eager, Faussett Roads Starts Today

Two last minute road construction projects start today in Tyrone and Oceola Townships.

Lansing Man Who Led I-96 Police Chase Gets Prison

36-year-old Deron Wilson will serve a minimum of four years in the Michigan Department of Corrections before he is eligible for parole.

Request Denied To Revise Ordinance To Allow Campgrounds In Lyon Twp.

Wildlife LLC was reportedly contemplating seeking approval for a campground on their property, prompting the request.

Remediation To Begin Soon For Contaminated Site Of Former Gas Plant

Soil and groundwater contaminated by the chemical sulfolane was discovered at the Hartland Twp. Merit Energy gas plant in 2015.

Gender Identity & Facility Policies Adopted By Williamston School Board

Many in the audience were against the policies and threatened recalls against board members.

Tyrone Township Extending Allowed Leaf Burning Time

Due to warm weather keeping leaves on trees, leaf burning will be allowed until December 3rd this year.

Howell Student's Design Selected For Fantasy 5K Race Shirt

Howell High School senior Adrea Eskola's design is based on winter and holiday season inspirations.

Yost Upsets Hansen To Win Howell Council Seat

There will be a change on the Howell City Council following Tuesday’s general election and only one of three local ballot proposals managed to pass.

Washtenaw ISD Renewal Passes, Linden & Fenton Proposals Fail

The millage renewal, which goes through 2025, will generate around $15 (m) million a year in revenue to support students with individualized education plans.

Clerk Says Low Voter Turnout Tuesday, But Minimal Equipment Problems

Livingston County Clerk Elizabeth Hundley says there really weren’t any issues with new voting equipment being used for the very first time.

Election Results For Tuesday, November 7th

There will be a change on the Howell City Council following Tuesday's election.

Council Seats Up For Grabs In Howell & Brighton

In Howell, three seats are up for grabs, while voters in Brighton will elect four council members.

Competency Exam Ordered For Man Accused Of Molesting Boys At Birthday Party

Andrew Joseph Arnett of Westland is facing charges connected to two separate incidents in Livingston County.

Lyon Twp Looking To Connect Sidewalks And Bike Paths

A committee has been established to explore funding options to fill in the gaps between paved segments.

Plan Ahead To Keep Heat, Lights On This Winter

Officials say prevention is the best strategy and strongly recommend families in need look at their budgets and apply for assistance early.

Gathering To Focus On Hope & Healing In The Aftermath Of Suicide

The event will take place on Saturday, November 18th at the CMH Miller Building, 622 East Grand River in Howell from 9am to 12pm.

State Says Action Being Taken To Address High Lead Levels In Apartment

A single unit at the Island Lake Apartments on Grand River in Green Oak Township had the highest lead levels in the state at 155 parts-per-billion.

Dogs, Puppies Removed From Fowlerville Home With Unsanitary Conditions

An animal neglect case is being investigated in Fowlerville.

Livingston County Commissioners Adopt 2018 Budget

The budget aligns with the county’s 2015-2020 Strategic Plan and does not include any tax increase or reduction in service levels.

Zoning Issues Delay Proposed Recreational Facility In Pinckney

A new recreation center geared towards kids is being held up due to a zoning conflict in Pinckney.

Veterans Day Events Planned In Howell & Brighton Saturday

Both communities will come together on Veterans Day to remember the sacrifices made by servicemen and women and their families to keep the nation safe.

Grants Fund Improvements & Projects At The Hive Youth Services Center In Howell

Various grants are helping propel projects at Howell’s teen center.

Charter Amendment & City Council Races On Fenton Ballot Tuesday

Voters in the City of Fenton will have a ballot proposal to decide tomorrow.

Salvation Army To Host "Blessing Of The Bells" Thursday Morning

The Salvation Army of Livingston County will kick off the holiday season with its annual Blessing of the Bells tradition.

Bishop PAC Finally Files Overdue Disclosure Reports

The Federal Elections Committee has sent three letters to the treasurer of Bishop’s political action committee, noting various reporting deadlines had been missed.

Oceola Township Crash Sends Four To The Hospital

The crash happened when a black Ford sedan southbound on Eagar Road pulled out in front of a pick-up truck heading eastbound on M-59.

Plans For Skate Park In Milford Nearly Complete

The Parks and Recreation board laid out the best case scenario for breaking ground as being this coming spring.

Livingston County Sheriff's Office To Host "Coffee With A Cop" Tuesday

The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is holding another Coffee with a Cop event to better relationships and understanding with the community.

Project Planned to Slow Down Erosion Near Brighton City Hall and Tridge

A project is planned on the banks of the Mill Pond in Brighton to mitigate an erosion problem using natural materials.

Cohoctah Township Man Charged In Animal Cruelty Case

Dozens of dead cows have led to animal cruelty charges being filed against a Cohoctah Township man.

Abberant Ales To Open In Downtown Howell

A new brewery that’s been years in the making is finally set to open in downtown Howell.

Milford's Big Reveal To Kick Off Holiday Season

Milford’s Big Reveal is November 16th, to be followed by the annual Christmas open house November 30th.

Highland Township Company To Depart For Trade Mission In South America

Magnetic Products Incorporated is among seven Michigan firms embarking on a trade mission to South America.

Court Dates Postponed For Truck Driver Charged In Triple-Fatal Crash

New court dates have been set for the driver of a semi-tractor trailer whose vehicle crashed and killed three people last April on US-23.

New Fundraising Sign Installed At 11 Mile Road Park In Lyon Township

A sign has been has been installed at the location of a future Lyon Township park and fundraising is underway to make it happen.

Brighton Police Dept. Open House Deemed Highly Successful

The Brighton Police Department's open house held Thursday evening has been termed a spectacular success.

Annual "Pigs 4 Wigs" Fundraiser Underway

November will be a hairy situation for several local police departments raising funds for Wigs 4 Kids.

Judge Upholds Controversial Sentence Of Teen Sex Offender

Livingston County Prosecutor Bill Vailliencourt says while he is “disheartened by the result,” the decision cannot be overturned on appeal.

Bishop Touts Tax Reform Plan As Realtors, Others Line Up In Opposition

The National Association of Realtors says the plan would essentially take, “homeownership off the table for millions of middle-class families.”

City Charter Discussed at Brighton City Council Meeting

Resident Patricia Cole addressed the City Council Thursday, wondering why her letter – asking that a charter commission be formed – had not been read.

Wreaths Across America Returning To Pinckney

Wreaths of remembrance will placed on the headstones of known veterans in the Village's two cemeteries.

Theis' No Fault Reform Bill Fails To Pass State House

The GOP-controlled House voted 45-63 against the legislation, ten votes short.

Shared Parenting Bill Gets Majority Support At Townhall Hearing

The gathering offered information and collected input on proposed legislation that aims to make equal parenting time a presumed starting point in custody cases.

South Lyon Police Crack Down On Truck Traffic At Downtown Intersection

The days of warnings are over for truck drivers who ignore signs at a narrow intersection in downtown South Lyon.

Survey Seeks Input On Possible Airport Express Bus Service In Livingston County

Michigan Flyer is looking into offering express bus service between Livingston County and Detroit Metro Airport.

State Supreme Court Orders Lower Court To Rule On Local Rape Case

The Michigan Supreme Court recently remanded the case back to the court of appeals, essentially ordering it to make a decision.

Free Veterans Concert Sunday, November 12th

An evening of music and memories is planned during an upcoming Veterans concert.

24th Annual ARC Fashion Show Coming Up

All of the proceeds will remain in Livingston County helping The Arc with their mission to empower and support people with developmental disabilities.

Preliminary Work For Additions To Dexter School District Moves Forward

Ground and design work will soon begin for a new elementary building and an alternative education space, respectively.

Napier Road Closing Between 9 & 10 Mile Next Week

Excavation and drainage work will begin next Friday and is expected to keep the stretch of road closed until early January.

Stay Safe From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Consumers Energy has tips and advice to keep residents safe from the poisonous and deadly gas.

Men Charged In Alleged Marijuana Growing Operation Headed To Trial

An attorney for one of the men has said his client is a caregiver and was growing marijuana for medicinal purposes.

Green Oak Twp. Amending Soliciting Ordinance To Match State Law

The legislature has recently changed regulations regarding soliciting and canvassing in public streets.

Howell High School Students Organizing Canned Food Drive

Some student leaders at Howell High School have launched a district-wide canned food drive to help those in need.

Nursing Student Offers Golf Cart To Marion Township Teen

Larry Prout Jr's courage and perseverance have inspired students at Pinckney High School and the University of Michigan football team.

Local Cancer Center To Benefit From Deputies' "No Shave November"

Philanthropy and beards are growing on Livingston County Sheriff's deputies.

Howell Chamber Seeks Nominations For Citizen Of The Year

Nominations for Howell’s next Citizen of the Year and other ideas are again being sought from the community.

"Baby Doe" Law Protects Anonymity Of Mothers Surrendering Newborns

Representative Hank Vaupel has successfully created legislation helping mothers who wish to remain anonymous on a child's birth certificate.

Brighton Police Department To Host 1st Annual Open House Thursday

The community is invited to get to know the Brighton City Police Department during an open house Thursday.

Island Lake Apartments Water System Has State's Highest Lead Levels

A Livingston County water system is registered as highest in the state for lead levels.

LACASA CEO Expresses Concern Over Shared Parenting Bill

Bobette Schrandt is President and CEO of LACASA Center, the county’s anti-domestic violence agency, and says the bill redefines the best interest of the child.

Man Facing Marijuana Charges After Lyon Twp. Traffic Stop

An Ypsilanti man had his car impounded after a traffic stop turned up marijuana in Lyon Township.

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