Upcoming Dinner Will Name Howell Chamber's Citizen of the Year

2016's Citizen of the Year, Patti Griffith, will present the award to her successor at the 61st annual event.

American Red Cross In Need Of Blood And Platelet Donations

Several opportunities to donate will be held in Livingston County through January 12th.

Improvements Coming To Unadilla Trail System

Six miles of trails that are part of the Lakeland Trails System will be reconstructed for better pedestrian and bicycle traffic.

Stepped Up Drunk Driving Patrols Throughout Livingston County

As 2017 comes to a close, many will be out celebrating the start of a new year this weekend and the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is offering a sobering message.

Crowd Funding Campaign Extended For Howell Pop Up Park Project

A crowd funding campaign is continuing into the new year to help bring a unique green space to Downtown Howell.

Appeal Denied For Man Convicted In Genoa Twp. Home Invasion

46-year-old Kennie Whitby of Green Oak Township is serving 25 to 75 years in prison for 13 counts of armed robbery and one count of home invasion.

Suspected Dog-Wolf Hybrids' DNA Results Pending

The two dogs suspected of being hybrids attacked a Highland Township girl last month.

Plow Crews Busy, Rash of Spinouts & Accidents Due to Slippery Highways

Slippery roads and interstates in the area caused a rash of mishaps this morning, although no serious accidents have been reported.

Gas Prices Predicted To Rise In 2018

Motorists are having to pay more at the pump these days, and gas prices are predicted to continue a gradual climb during 2018.

Make A New Year's Resolution To Explore Outdoor Michigan This Winter

A guided snow shoe hike through Island Lake Recreation Area is scheduled for January 1st.

Oakland County Sheriff's Office Looking for Suspect in Rash of Robberies

Authorities are looking for a "serial robber" in a rash of armed robberies of businesses in Oakland, Livingston and St. Clair counties.

AAA Urging Safety Ahead Of News Year's Eve Holiday

As Livingston County residents usher in a New Year and celebrate what’s to come in 2018, AAA Michigan is urging them to do so safely.

Stay Safe When Using Generators This Winter

The Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority has tips to keep residents and homes safe from the hazards portable generators can produce.

Charyl Stockwell Middle School Robotics Team Advances To Super Regionals

The Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy Miners will take part in the FIRST Tech Super Regionals in Big Rapids, Iowa, in March.

Two Local Officials Have Resigned Their Posts

The City of Brighton and Livingston County are looking to fill election-related positions following two resignations.

Linden Man Accused Of Touching Children At Daycare Headed To Trial

Douglas Walsh is facing charges connected to incidents that allegedly occurred at the in-home daycare center operated by his wife.

Addiction Assistance Program Expands To Police Posts Statewide

The Michigan State Police "Angel Program" is now active and operational in all 30 MSP posts.

Local Salvation Army Continues Toward 2017 Red Kettle Goal

The Salvation Army of Livingston County is closing in on its 2017 Red Kettle campaign goal.

Warden House To Potentially Become Historic District

The stick frame farm house goes back to the time offounders and early settlers in Green Oak Township.

Vaupel Applauds New Laws Combating Opioid Epidemic

The bi-partisan package of House bills was enacted Wednesday by Lt. Governor Brian Calley.

Linden Business Owner Wants To Develop Union Block Property

A plan to build a three story, multi use building will require financing help from the city.

Rezoning Would Allow Mueller's Orchard Expansion

The parcel adjacent to the orchard contains a barn that could be restored and serve as both a museum and petting zoo.

Appeal Denied For Local Man Convicted Of Assaulting Roommate

A local man who sought to overturn his sentence in connection with an assault on his then roommate has had his appeal denied.

Food Assistance Work Requirements Reinstated January 1st

The federal requirements are being enforced for more than 1,000 Livingston County residents to continue receiving food assistance benefits.

Pet Safety Urged During Extreme Cold

With arctic temperatures impacting the entire state, Livingston County residents are urged to be extra cautious when going out in the extreme cold. Exposure can also cause frostbite and hypothermia for pets.

Lyon Township Named Five-Star Community

Lyon Township was listed as a 2017 five-star community by eCities, which collected data on 277 communities across Michigan.

Local Nonprofit's Upcoming Gala Aims To Unveil Prominence Of Human Trafficking

Organizers of the Key Project's "Unmasked Gala" are hoping to inspire the community to join their mission of reducing human captivity.

USDA Designates Livingston County As Primary Natural Disaster Area

Farmers and ranchers in Livingston County may qualify for federal assistance if they encountered agricultural damage caused by a frost in May.

Workshop To Aid Business Owners With "Presence And Bearing"

The next SCORE Workshop will help entrepreneurs with the importance of brand, passion, body language, and more.

Police Say 18-Year-Old Fowlerville Man Dead From Self Inflicted Gunshot

A local man is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following an incident on Christmas Day.

Driver Ticketed After Crashing Minivan Into Diamonds Restaurant In Howell

Diamonds Steak & Seafood in downtown Howell has re-opened after a vehicle crashed through the front window.

Hartland Firefighters Fight Blaze In Zero Degree Temperatures

Local firefighters worked to extinguish a blaze in extremely cold temperatures early this morning.

Brighton Plaza To Undergo Facade Facelift

The Brighton City Planning Commission recently reviewed plans for a façade improvement project.

Man Who Struck Public Safety Workers And Fled From Police Headed To Trial

Brian Cremeans was found passed out in his vehicle at a local gas station, reversed his car and struck two public safety workers, then led a police chase.

Brighton School Board Approves Building Policy Amendment For Elections

The district has allowed the use of its facilities as election sites in the past but recently formalized it in writing.

Northfield Township Issues Winter Safety Reminders

As motorists deal with a messy morning commute, Northfield Township is offering some winter reminders for residents.

Help Is Available For Winter Weather Bills

Consumer's Energy is offering assistance for those in need and tips for all to help keep winter energy costs down.

Hepatitis A Outbreak Continues Across Southeast Michigan

With the holidays here, there’s a chance to spread more than just cheer.

Family Working To Locate Missing Fowlerville Teen

Family members say they're concerned for 14-year-old Kailyn Perry-Hertzler, who has been missing for almost a month.

Intoxicated Driver Who Drove Car Into Ditch Headed To Trial

Thomas Blackledge reportedly lied about the details of the car crash, then became belligerent at the hospital.

Man Who Drove To Police Station On A Suspended License Gets Jail Time

Robert Culbertson went to the station to be fingerprinted as a result of his license status, then fled when police realized he had driven there.

Livingston County Sheriff's Office Encourages Holiday Safety

The holidays spell cheer for most, but also crimes of opportunity for crooks.

Plea Entered By Owner of Property Where Dead Cows Found

About 70 dead cows were found on property owned by Keith Edwin Huck Jr. of Cohoctah Township.

Howell Township Family Looking For Help After Suffering Multiple Tragedies

The Pattersons lost a family and their house in separate incidents earlier this month.

Hamburg Twp. Downsizing Parks And Rec Committee

The committee will be reduced from seven members to five at the start of the new year.

New Assistant Superintendent For Administrative Services Hired In South Lyon Schools

Ben Kirby comes from Ionia Public Schools and will move into the new role in February.

New Howell Nature Center CEO Hired

John "JC" Carlson will start in the new role January 1st.

Anonymous Donor To Match Donations To Salvation Army Of Livingston County

A generous donor has stepped up in hopes of helping the Salvation Army of Livingston County achieve its Christmas fundraising goal by the end of the year.

Vaupel In Support Of Bills To Help Students Interested In Skilled Trades

State Representative Hank Vaupel recently supported 5 bills that will help students, educators, and craftsman within the skilled trades.

Man Caught With Heroin In Sheriff's Office Parking Lot Enters Plea

Jeffrey Pickelsimer pleaded guilty as charged to possession of heroin in Livingston County Circuit Court Thursday.

Mother & Son Charged With Embezzlement From Dexter-Area Company

64-year-old Colleen Walters and her 31-year-old son Leon, both from the Chelsea-area, are each charged with a single count of embezzlement over $100,000.

Hartland Township To Purchase New Amenities For Parks

$38,400 worth of picnic tables, benches, and garbage cans will be one of the final purchases as they near completion of their 2017 Parks Improvement Plan.

Local Man Charged In Restaurant Break-Ins Headed To Trial

Arby's and Pizza's Champ in Genoa Township were targeted by Wyatt Marshall and two other individuals who are also facing charges.

Green Oak Township Looks To Finish 2018-19 Budget Early As Possible

Inexact numbers of future developments provide to biggest hurdle for the Board of Trustees.

Crowded Airports & Roads Expected During Busy Holiday Travel Period

Livingston County residents and families will be joining around 3.5 million people across Michigan for a year-end holiday getaway.

Local Businesses And Residents Report Receiving Counterfeit Money

$20 counterfeit bills were recently used at two Genoa Township businesses, as well as given to a private resident selling an item on Craigslist.

Trauma Healing Class For Police, Fire, First Responders Coming

Firstline aims to help police officers, fire fighters, and first responders as Reboot Recovery helps combat veterans.

Milford Twp. Zoning Board Rejects Planned Housing Development

Developer Ray LeDuc wants to build a 157 house subdivision on approximately 67 acres west of Milford Road and south of Rowe Road.

Former County Commissioner Condemns Response To Meme Controversy

Steve Williams called Commissioner Bob Bezotte a "skunk" and suggested he and Commissioner Dave Domas should resign.

911 Phone Lines Operational Again

Emergency and non-emergency phone lines were down fort a short time.

Genoa Man's Marijuana Conviction Upheld

Dennis Keith Towne was sentenced in January 2014 to two days in jail and one year of probation for manufacturing marijuana.

Proposed Encore Village Gains Preliminary Site Plan Approval

The multi-unit rental and senior citizen development is slated to be built near Pickerel and Woodruff Lake in Brighton Township.

Northfield Township Seeks ZBA Members In New Year

Northfield Township is in need of members for the Zoning Board of Appeals.

Suspect Wanted In Armed Robbery At Hartland Arby's

Assistance from the public is being sought to help identify a man wanted for robbing the Hartland Township Arby’s restaurant.

Fatal Fire In Hartland Township Under Investigation

Crews battled a house fire that turned fatal for roughly six hours early Tuesday morning.

New Hearing Set To Determine Status Of Teen Rapist

Community outrage has centered on the teen’s sentencing to outpatient therapy and not the intensive inpatient rehabilitation called for in his plea agreement.

Howell Man Competent To Stand Trial In Assault On Police

Police were attempting to serve a search warrant at Patrick Gizinski's home when the incident occurred.

Howell Public Schools' Food Drive Collects Over 25,000 Canned Goods

25,769 food items and $1,679 will be donated to Gleaners Community Food Bank.

Man Critical After Jumping Off I-96 Overpass At Fowlerville Road

A Fowlerville man is in critical condition after jumping off a freeway overpass in what authorities believe was a suicide attempt.

Democrats Present Petition To Bishop On Grad Student Tax Vote

The petition was signed by 290 residents of the 8th District and protested the Rochester Hills Republican's vote concerning a now-removed provision.

Township Celebrates Barbara Figurski's 48 Years Of Service

After serving for 48 years on Genoa Township’s Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals, Figurski received a retirement party in her honor after several years of service

Brighton & Green Oak Fire Departments Ring Bells For Salvation Army

Two local fire departments dedicated their time to help those in need by ringing bells for the Salvation Army of Livingston County.

Committee Formed In Aftermath Of Student Rapist Case

A new Brighton Area Schools committee has been formed to ensure students' "social and emotional" well-being.

Permit Granted For New Coffeehouse & Theater Despite Landlord Tenant Issues

A special land use permit has been granted for a proposed coffee café and theater in a downtown Brighton building that’s already occupied by Beverly Rae's.

Fowlerville Man Enters Plea To Assault

24-year-old Michael Glenn Fielding recently pleaded guilty to one count each of domestic abuse and attempting to interrupt electronic communications.

Township Rejects Contract With Economic Development Council

The local organization works with Ann Arbor SPARK to provide business attraction and retention services.

Lawsuit Against Brighton-Based Franchisor Not Set For Trial Until 2019

The complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Detroit alleges various minimum wage and overtime violations by Sundance Incorporated.

Preparations Underway For Milford's Annual MLK Day Celebration

The deadline for submissions to the art, writing, and multimedia contest is approaching, as well as the beginning of a community food drive.

Local Charges Dropped Against Man Caught Viewing Porn At Work

39-year-old Kenneth James Smith is now being charged in federal court.

Howell American Legion To Host 36th Annual Christmas Day Dinner

This year’s dinner will be held from noon until 4pm on Christmas Day at Post 141 on Grand River. It is open to the general public, not just veterans.

Local Robotics Team On Winning Alliance At State Championship

Team KAOS, one of Howell’s FIRST Tech Challenge teams returned from the FTC State Championship with some new hardware for the trophy case; a State Championship trophy.

Milford Man Sentenced To Prison For Daughter's Death

26-year-old Keith Allen Brown pleaded no contest last month to a count of involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 6-month-old daughter.

MDOT To Construct New Park & Ride Lot At US-23 & 8 Mile

A new park and ride lot is part of a pilot public transportation project to help mitigate congestion and make commutes more bearable.

Oakland Road Commission: Don't Plow Or Shovel Snow Onto Roads

With the recent winter weather, residents and business owners are being reminded to avoid shoveling or plowing snow onto roadways.

Arraignment Held For Woman Charged In Fatal Crash

Sarah Fluegel of Fowlerville is facing charges connected to the September crash that claimed the life of Hartland resident Alan Zielinski.

Body Of Missing Detroit Man Found In Hartland Township

33-year-old Ryoji Aoki of Detroit had been missing since December 6th when he was last seen leaving his workplace in Livonia.

Gold Bar & Coins Discovered In Salvation Army Red Kettles

The first significant snowfall brought a pleasant surprise to the Salvation Army of Livingston County - four gold coins and one gold bar.

Escaped Chelsea Area Boot Camp Prisoner Located, Hospitalized

An escaped prisoner from a Chelsea area boot camp was later found with injuries that appear to have been self-inflicted.

Hamburg Township Seeking New Director Of Accounting

Qualified candidates should send a letter of interest and resume to the Township Clerk.

Judicial Tenure Commission Investigating Allegations Against Local Judge

The Judicial Tenure Commission has confirmed that it is investigating allegations concerning 53rd District Court Judge Theresa Brennan.

Missing Man's Body Found In Hartland Township

Ryoji Aoki's car was discovered near Clyde and Bullard Road on Wednesday, December 6th, the same day he was last seen.

SEMCOG 2045 Forecast Details Expected Development For Livingston County

In the coming years, SEMCOG foresees an increase in population and the number of households in the area, but a decrease in household size.

Longtime Livingston County Road Commission Employee Retiring

Rick Little is being recognized for his years of dedicated service to the department and the community.

Operation C.A.R.E. Lifesaver Weekend Underway

During this last full weekend before Christmas, the Michigan State Police Brighton Post will join with others across the United States in an effort to make travel safer.

Memorial To Honor Crime Victim Advocate & Daughter Who Vanished

A dual memorial is planned for a woman who vanished in 1990 and her mother, who became an advocate for victims' families.

New Hudson Man Sentenced In 1991 Murder Case

52-year-old Michael Todd McIntyre of New Hudson was convicted by a jury in the deadly 1991 attack of his ex-girlfriend’s mother.

Pinckney Again To Honor Veterans With Memorial Wreaths

Saturday is National Wreaths Across America Day and in Pinckney, officials will hold a ceremony beginning at noon at the historical cemetery on Main Street.

Reboot Celebrates Third Graduating Class For Trauma Survivors

12 people graduated from the Reboot Recovery class that helps those who have experienced trauma get their life back.

Motion To Recuse Judge From Hamburg Twp. Road Dispute Case Denied

The defendant's attorney plans to appeal Judge Michael P. Hatty's decision to deny the motion to have the court disqualify itself.

Attorney Frustrated By Lack of Action Against Embattled Judge

Tom Kizer questions why Judge Theresa Brennan remains on the bench after what he called “criminal behavior” was revealed during her divorce proceedings.

Howell Carnegie District Library Board Names New Director

Holly Ward Lamb, current Head of the Youth Services Department, will take over on January 1st.

Christmas Blessings Delivered To Area Seniors

Livingston County Catholic Charities delivered 91 boxes that will benefit 112 seniors.

Milford Man Who Fled From Police Headed To Trial

Jonathon Liddy led a police chase in Howell, crashed his vehicle, and then attempted to run from officers.

Star Wars Fan Collecting Donations For Nonprofit While Awaiting Movie Release

May the force be with you, Bryan Howes.

Wanted Man Arraigned On Stalking Charge

Edward Hulbert, who was wanted on two outstanding felony warrants, was captured by Howell Police earlier this week.

Fenton Couple Avoids Injury After Car Is Hit By Train

The 2008 four-door Saturn driven by a 78-year-old man had struck a curb and came to rest with the rear of the vehicle on the tracks.

New Boiler Installed At Livingston County Courthouse

Emergency installation of a new boiler at the historic Livingston County Courthouse was able to occur before the cold snap.

Dedicated Crime Victim Advocate Passes Away

Ardis Renkoski, whose daughter Paige was last seen on the side of the road in Fowlerville in 1990, has died at the age of 84.

Wanted Felon Arrested In Howell

Edward Hulbert was wanted on two outstanding felony warrants; one for a probation violation on a felony assault charge and another for aggravated stalking.

Pinckney Cyber Institute Plans To Offer Training To All Michigan School Districts

Institute Director Jim says the goal is to have the Regional Cyber Security Education Collaborative in place within the year.

Toys For Tots Donations, Volunteers Still Needed

Donations can be dropped off at the Salvation Army of Livingston County's Community Center in Howell.

South Lyon, Howell, Brighton, Fowlerville & Pinckney Declare Snow Emergencies

All vehicles parked along the designated snow emergency routes in the municipalities will be either ticketed or towed.

Appeal Rejected For Oceola Man Convicted In Officer's Death

56-year-old Steven Kelty's vehicle rammed into a motorcycle driven by Hamburg Police Sergeant Jim Sanderson in Genoa Township in September of 2014.

Bell Ringers Still Needed For Salvation Army Kettles

An insufficient number of volunteers means danger for reaching their holiday campaign goal.

Howell & South Lyon Students Present During Technology Showcase

Livingston County students presented to state lawmakers during a recent technology showcase.

Economist Says GOP Tax Plan Will Reduce Home-Buying Incentive

Dr. Lawrence Yun says the home-buying incentive lessens under the reform as more people would take the standard deduction.

LCCA Announces New Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator

Megan Palmer returns to the Executive Board and takes over her new role after spending 5 years in a similar role in Barry County.

Parker Middle School Band Plays Commissioned Song

"Gradients" was written by Grammy nominated composer, Andrew Perkins.

Howell Manufacturing Company Recognized As Veteran Friendly

The veteran friendly hiring practices of Tribar Manufacturing in Howell are being recognized.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13TH

Three Suspects Charged In Genoa Township Restaurant Break-Ins

The trio each face two felony counts of breaking and entering a building with intent, a count of possession of burglar’s tools and a misdemeanor count of retail fraud.

Handy Township Approves Contract With Economic Development Council

The township will pay the EDC $3,525 annually for the next three years for its services.

Lingenfelter Collection Hosts Toys For Tots Event This Friday

The 40,000 sq. ft. showroom on Lochlin Drive contains 150 unique cars including Corvettes, muscle cars and exotics.

National Guard Colonel From Milford Appointed To Michigan Community Service Commission

Scott Hiipakka is the program management director for the Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder.

Health Officials Urge Hepatitis A Vaccination Amid Outbreak

As a Hepatitis A outbreak continues across Southeast Michigan, local health officials say the best protection is to get vaccinated.

Man Charged After Striking Public Safety Workers With Car, Leading Police On Chase

Brian Cremeans is facing multiple charges including OWI after the incident early Saturday morning that began at a Mobil Gas Station in Handy Township.

Inert Grenade Found In Abandoned Trailer In Haas Lake RV Park

An employee discovered the hand grenade while cleaning out a trailer that had been left on the property by a customer.

Competency Exam Ordered For Man Charged In Domestic Violence Incident

51-year-old Thomas Webber is facing 13 felony charges connected to the November 15th incident.

Caution Tape Means Vehicle Checked For Emergencies

Community members are being reminded of public safety protocols for abandoned vehicles or others involved in accidents this winter.

Brighton City Council Discusses Possible Headlee Override Next Year

Brighton City Council concluded its annual 2-day retreat with the possibility that it may ask the voters for a Headlee override in next August’s primary election.

South Lyon Council Holds Off On Deed Provision For Contaminated Site

The municipal parking lot at 128 S. Lafayette Street is owned by the city, but was contaminated over a five-year period in the late 80’s and early 90’s.

Charges Filed In Death Of Hartland Man

72-year-old Alan Zielinski was killed September 5th when his 2001 Jeep Cherokee was hit on Grand River Avenue east of Burkhart Road.

Flashing Green Lights Being Installed On MDOT Snow Plows

Motorists will soon be sharing roads and freeways with snow plows and salt trucks and a new feature on some aims to boost safety.

Lyon Township Gets New Fire Engine

The engine carries 1,000 gallons of water with an additional 40 gallons of foam to help make rural operations more functional.

Bench Memorializes Former Brighton DDA Director

The bench, commemorating Matt Modrack, overlooks the Mill Pond in Brighton.

Brighton Police Extend "Pigs for Wigs" Program Another Month

The Brighton Police Dept. has extended a fundraising effort another month to raise more funds for a group that provides wigs for kids with cancer and other diseases.

FERC Affirms Denial of Blanket Construction Certificate For Rover Pipeline

15 miles of Energy Transfer's Rover Pipeline will run through Livingston County.

South Lyon Man Caught With Cocaine Gets Jail

20-year-old Elijah Dalke was caught with 5.5 grams of cocaine during a traffic stop by Green Oak Township Police.

Brighton Council OKs Street Utility Projects

The city of Brighton will be installing new sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water lines on Second Street next year.

American Legion Post 141 To Host 36th Annual Christmas Day Dinner

Food and fellowship will be available to all at a yearly Christmas Day dinner for the community.

Northfield Township To Update Master Plan In 2018

The USQ-23 corridor, North Territorial area, and North Village District are areas of special interest to the Planning Commission.

Lyon Township Accepting Letters To Santa

Per tradition, Lyon Township is serving as a drop off point for letters to Santa Claus.

Attorney Questions County Seizure Of Animals From Last Chance Rescue

Howell Attorney Tom Kizer is raising questions about the recent search and seizure of over 120 animals at the non-profit rescue organization.

Livingston County Burn Ban Lifted

An open burning ban has been lifted for Livingston County.

Hartland High School Receives Grant To Fund College-Prep Programs

The $25,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network is used to make changes in high schools that promote the exploration of post-secondary education.

Brighton City Councilman Serving On New Parks & Recreation Task Force

A newly formed task force meets next week and Brighton City Councilman Kristopher Tobbe is among the appointees.

Oceola Couple Faces Frustrations With Restrictions On Family Barn

A court order prevents the Wines' family from holding commercial and social gatherings of any type on their property.

Green Oak Bond Rating Will Aid In Construction Of New Police Station

The township received a Aa2 bond rating, which is one of the highest a township can receive and indicates a very low credit risk.

Brighton DPW Busy Salting, Plowing & Concluding Leaf Pickup Program

The Brighton DPW was out salting the streets Thursday night and will be busy next week with its final leaf pickup week.

Animals Seized From Pet Rescue Being Evaluated For Health & Temperament

More than 120 animals were seized from Last Chance Rescue in Howell Township as well as a secondary location in Livingston County.

Probation Violation Has Teen In Shooting Plot Facing Prison Time

17-year-old Kody Brewer of White Lake Township also violated terms of his probation earlier this year while he was out on bond and awaiting sentencing.

Brighton Vigil Will Mark Sandy Hook Anniversary

As the fifth anniversary approaches of the massacre of 20 children and six adults, groups are coming together Sunday for a candlelight vigil.

Pop Up Park Would Bring Mobile Greenspace To Downtown Howell

Howell Main Street has launched a crowd sourcing campaign to bring the transportable park downtown.

Pet Rescue Says False Accusations Led To Animals Being Seized

Animal Control officers were at Last Chance Rescue in Howell Township on Monday, and then returned Wednesday to seize all of the animals from the shelter.

Overnight Closures Planned This Week On US-23

A full overnight closure is scheduled along US-23 so crews can set the bridge beam at Joy Road.

Termination Of Local Addiction Treatment Contract Met With Anger, Concern

A pending contract cancellation has some individuals in recovery wondering how they’re going to get treatment with no other local options.

Hartland Township Parks Projects Coming In Under Budget

Expected final costs are estimated to be roughly $100,000 lower than originally allocated.

Tyrone Twp. Won't Renew Contract For Economic Development Services

Officials say after investing $50,000, they don't have a measure of what they've received from the EDC of Livingston County and Ann Arbor SPARK.

Appeal In Lawsuit Over Dead Cows To Be Heard Next Month

The lawsuit alleges hydrogen sulfide from the plant on Lone Tree Road killed two cows immediately and forced her to euthanize three others.

Pinckney Boy Scout Troop Receives 2017 Peace Light

The light traveled from the Nativity Grotto in Bethlehem, across Europe, then to the Untied States before the Scouts received it in a special ceremony in Ann Arbor.

Former Sheriff Accepts Responsibility For Posting Controversial Facebook Meme

After initially saying his account was hacked, County Commissioner Bob Bezotte says he now realizes he was the one who shared a controversial meme on his Facebook page.

Burn Ban Issued For All of Livingston County

Officials say the recent dry and windy weather increases the risk of fires becoming out of control.

Two Suspects Arraigned In Snow Plow Thefts

28-year-old Albert Cook III of Webberville and 26-year-old Joshua Couden of Wixom were taken into custody last weekend.

Holiday Hope For Kids To Bring Festive Party To Special Needs Children

Students from Lakeland High School raised money for the annual event that brings an afternoon of holiday fun to disabled children.

Salvation Army Seeks Volunteer Bell Ringers This Saturday

The Salvation Army of Livingston County is challenging the community meet an ambitious goal this weekend.

Lansing Man Killed In Fatal Crash On I-96 Identified

A man killed in a crash in Howell Township last week has been identified.

Genesee County Commissioner Enters Plea

Drew Shapiro entered a guilty plea to a single count of indecent language. In exchange, two other counts were dropped.

Shepherd Of The Lakes Hopes To Join MHOG

Brighton Township's Board of Trustees discussed on Monday night's meeting the possibility of Shepherd of the Lakes Church and School obtaining the water services of MHOG

Public Interest Research Group Releases "Trouble in Toyland" Report

The list of toy-safety hazards includes some of the usual concerns over small parts and lead content, but today's high-tech toys raise new issues.

Protest Supports Assault Victims Prior To Hearing For Teen Rapist

Over 100 people gathered in a show of solidarity prior to a hearing for a teen accused of sexually assaulting three young girls.

Former Sheriff Targeted For Allegedly Posting Hateful Facebook Meme

Bob Bezotte was called out for perceived racism and hatred in a meme calling two Democratic congresswomen “despicable hags” who should be thrown out of office.

South Lyon Man Sentenced To Prison For Baseball Bat Attack

18-year-old Malachi Collins entered a guilty plea last month to a reduced charge of assault with intent to commit great bodily harm less than murder.

“The Wall That Heals” Mobile Exhibit Coming To Howell Next August

A replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is coming to Livingston County.

Detention Continued For Teen At Center of Sex Assault Case

The Brighton Twp. teen will remain in the Monroe County Youth Center until a psych evaluation and safety plan has been completed.

Ore Creek Middle School Wins National Photo Contest

Students, faculty and staff, led by STAND Advisor Denise Terry, decorated the campus with this year’s theme, “Your Future Is Key, So Stay Drug Free®"

Fenton Man Wins $1 Million Powerball Prize

41-year-old Edmond Nicaj, a father of six from Fenton, purchased the million dollar ticket at the Great Lakes Family Restaurant in Fowlerville.

Simple Recycling To Debut In City Of Brighton

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

Brighton Progressing Toward Being A Redevelopment Ready Community

Community Development staff provided an update on RRC certification at the Brighton City Council Study Session November 16th.

BAS Board Approves New Cyberbullying Standards In Wake Of Sexual Assaults

Trustee Alicia Reid said the board needs to start discussing “more serious violations,” an apparent reference to the sexual assaults of three girls.

Ten Livingston County Companies Receive Funds To Train & Retain Employees

Michigan Works! Southeast will receive more than $2.6 (m) million from the Michigan Talent Investment Agency to train workers at ten local companies.

More Mammoth Bones Discovered During Second Dig At Chelsea Farm

Paleontologists have uncovered more mammoth bones at a site in Chelsea.

Conference Brings Together Early Childhood Education Proponents

A large group of people committed to early childhood education came together for an inspiring conference

Brighton Area Schools Gets Grant For STEAM Centers

STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math.

LCCA "Meet and Greet" Heralds $125,000 Drug Prevention Grant

A Livingston County drug prevention coalition has hit a major milestone and is continuing to make strides.

7-Year-Old Highland Township Girl Critically Injured In Dog Attack

A young Highland Township girl was hospitalized after being severely attacked by two dogs.

Protest To Precede Monday Hearing For Teen Convicted of Sexual Assault

Protest organizers say they want to show support for the victims by gathering outside of the Judicial Center in Howell Monday at 12pm.

Weekend Lane Closures Along US-23 Flex Route Could Be The Last

Motorists can expect to encounter more lane closures and potential travel delays along the US-23 Flex Route this weekend but they might be the last.

Man Caught With Heroin In Sheriff's Office Parking Lot Heads To Trial

Jeffrey Picklesimer was reportedly waiting to pick his girlfriend up from jail when Sheriff's deputies found him passed out in his car.

Brighton's Spencer Elementary Students Get to "Slime" Principal

Kindergarten students at Spencer Elementary in Brighton got to "slime" their principal Friday.

Milford Woman Pleads Guilty To 2nd Degree Murder In Husband's Beating Death

More than two years after the fatal beating death of her husband, a Milford woman has entered a plea.

Green Oak Plans Federal Lawsuit Against South Lyon Schools

Green Oak Township Clerk Michael Sedlak says the district's refusal to allow Brummer Elementary to be used as a polling location has effectively disenfranchised voters.

Lansing Man Killed In Howell Township Crash

A preliminary investigation indicates a 2011 Infiniti G37 and a 2015 Motor coach were traveling westbound on I-96 when the vehicles collided, sideswiping each other.

Democratic Hopeful For Governor Speaks In Genoa Township

Shri Thandedar wants to bring scientific, progressive ideas to Lansing.

Brighton Twp. Residents File Suit Over Proving Grounds Contamination

The suit asks the court to award each affected resident an amount exceeding $25,000 and to force GM to no longer pollute their neighborhood and pay for cleanup and repair costs.

Truck Tips Over In Green Oak Roundabout

It’s believed that the truck, which was carrying a load of diesel engines, tipped when the load shifted.

Services Held For Howell Boy Who Suffered With Two Rare Diseases

Eight year old Cole Davis was described as a spunky, energetic, good kid who was full of energy.

Pharmacy Tech Who Stole Over 30,000 Pills Gets Jail Time

35-year-old Kelly Hodge admitted to stealing over $107,000 worth of prescription medications from a local hospital in an 18-month period.

Fenton's Water Plant To Receive New Maintenance Program

Fenton City Council approved a program that will have the city's water plant receive quarterly inspections and maintenance to preserve the quality of the HVAC units

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