DPW Removing Old Pedestrian Crosswalks In Downtown Brighton

The in-ground pedestrian crossing lights on Main Street in downtown Brighton are coming out and work gets underway today.

Incumbents, Newcomers File For Fenton City Council

Familiar candidates and some newcomers have emerged in the Fenton City Council race.

MSP Brighton Post Latest To Join Angel Program

The Michigan State Police has joined almost 200 police departments nationwide in the Angel Program.

Green Financing Helps Solar Shine in Michigan

Michigan Saves, the state's green bank that helps connect interested customers with lenders and contractors, hit a major milestone this summer.

U.S. Supreme Court Final Option For School In Fight Against Genoa Township

A petition for a rehearing was circulated to the full 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, but no judge requested a vote to do so.

Cancer Survivor Shares Story Ahead Of Livingston County Relay For Life

Cancer survivor Rick Wischer shares his battle and triumph over bladder cancer in the first of a three-part series.

US-23 Bridge Improvement Project Progressing

Construction continues on a large bridge improvement project along US-23 in Livingston County.

Final Public Meeting Tonight On Dexter Bond Proposal

The proposal, which seeks to raise funds to support renovation of district facilities, will come before voters next Tuesday, August 8th.

Livingston County's June Jobless Rate 2.7% Lowest In State

Livingston County had the lowest June jobless rate in the state.

Narcotics Stolen in Burglary at Brighton Walgreen Pharmacy

Brighton Police are looking for three hooded suspects who broke into the Walgreen Pharmacy at 8720 W. Grand River early Saturday.

Livingston County Awarded Federal Funds For Emergency Programs

Local agencies can submit requests for the funds through August 14th.

New Voting Equipment Set To Be Delivered To County Monday

The equipment will be tested and delivered to jurisdictions in August, and used for the first time in the November 7th election.

Local Organization Looks To Address Substance Use Stigmas

A training event and campaign from the Human Services Collaborative Body of Livingston County aims to change how disorders are viewed and discussed.

City Of Brighton & SEMCOG Promote "Walk.Bike.Drive.Safe" Campaign

As the amount of people utilizing alternative modes of transportation continues to increase, the City of Brighton is partnering up on a safety campaign.

Hearing Pushed Back For Man Accused Of Molesting Boys At Birthday Party

Authorities allege Andrew Arnett of Westland had inappropriate contact with several boys under the age of 13 at a birthday party in January.

Sheriff Murphy To Be Locked Up For Charity

Sheriff Mike Murphy needs "bond" money to help out the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

State Dismisses Activist's Complaints Against Local School District

Hartland resident Wes Nakagiri filed the complaints in connection with a Sinking Fund proposal in the Hartland Consolidated School district.

Financing Approved On Possible New Water Treatment Plants

While the township sits over a major aquifer, treatment would be needed to remove iron, manganese, and other minerals from the water supply.

New Retail Center In Fenton Gets Early Approval

The nearly 20,000 square foot parcel off of Owen Road received a recommendation of preliminary site plan approval by the Planning Commission.

First House Mental Health Task Force Public Meeting To Be Held In Howell

State Representative Hank Vaupel of Handy Township will co-chair the meeting Monday morning at 10:30am at the Livingston County EMS Building.

Two File To Run As Write-In Candidates For South Lyon Mayor

Dan Pelchat (right) and Bill Powell (left) are each 34 years old, graduates of South Lyon High School and new to politics.

Former Auto Shop Employee Gets Jail For Secretly Photographing Women

Authorities say Joshua David Porter hid a camera in the women's bathroom at Brighton Auto One, where he worked.

Weekend Lane Closures On US-23 Between M-14 and North Territorial Road

Area motorists should plan extra time if traveling on US-23 in Washtenaw County this weekend.

Investigation Underway In Death Of Prison Inmate

Rodriguez Montez Burks of Muskegon was serving a two to ten year sentence for fleeing and eluding officers in Livingston County.

B-25 Bomber To Be Highlighted At Yankee Air Museum "Hangar Chat"

The community can watch flight operations from the Willow Run Hangar, discuss the historic aircraft with an expert historian, and even purchase a ride.

Nobody Files To Run For South Lyon Mayor

Current Mayor John Galeas decided against running for a second two-year term, saying certain council members aren’t representing South Lyon in a responsible way.

Michigan Supreme Court Won't Hear Appeal In Local Home Invasion Case

Toursean Pressley is currently serving a lengthy prison sentence for his role in the 2015 Genoa Township home invasion.

Design Plans Coming In For Improvements To Howell Facades

Thanks to a state grant, First National Bank, Cobb-Hall Insurance, and the Uptown Coffeehouse building will all receive outside renovations.

Pitch Livingston To Offer Shark Tank-like Opportunity

Livingston County residents and business owners will have a chance to pitch their ideas to local experts and possibly win $5,000.

Committee Moving Forward With Resolution To Broadcast County Meetings

The Livingston County Board of Commissioners could start broadcasting meetings later this summer.

Bubba Chang's Owner Gets Probation For Role In Baseball Bat Attack

47-year-old Jeremy Hamilton of Howell was sentenced for his role in an argument that escalated to an attack with a baseball bat.

Progress On Construction At 10 Mile & Napier

Construction of a new roundabout in Lyon Township is being caught on camera.

Commemorate Local Soldiers Of The Past Going To War This Sunday

The Howell Area Historical Society's Howell Goes to War event covers the Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World Wars I and II.

Local First Responders And Vehicles Blessed At Fenton Parish

The benediction was given Sunday at the St. Mary Magdalene Orthodox Church by Father Gabriel Bilas.

70-Home Hamburg Twp. Development Receives Preliminary Approval

Regency Hills is proposed to offer many styles of affordable homes that will attract all kinds of buyers.

Hearing Adjourned For Man Charged In Fatal Oceola Crash

21-year-old Mathew Jordan Carrier of Fenton is charged with 19 counts, including 5 counts of second degree murder.

West Virginia Orders Partial Halt To Rover Pipeline Construction

The state's Department of Environmental Protection ordered Rover Pipeline LLC to "immediately cease and desist any further land development activity."

Read Aloud Campaign Comes To Fowlerville Fair

Read Aloud, hosted by Great Start Livingston, was held today inside the Fowlerville Fair’s commercial building.

Donors Show Support At Fundraiser For Fallen Officers Memorial

A fundraising campaign is underway for a proposed monument to honor Michigan's law enforcement officials killed in the line of duty.

Howell City Council Reviewing Recycle Livingston Lease

The Howell City Council is examining a long standing lease agreement with Recycle Livingston after learning of possible plans to build on site.

Public Input Sought For MDOT's Five-Year Transportation Program

Community members can offer their thoughts on the plan through August 25th via an online form.

Court Hearing Set This Morning For Fenton Man Charged In Fatal Crash

21-year-old Matthew Jordan Carrier of Fenton is charged with 19 counts, including five counts each of second-degree murder.

Brighton Mill Pond Upgrades Will Be Delayed Until Next Year

The Mill Pond improvement project in Brighton - which will likely involve removal of five healthy shade trees - will proceed, but will be delayed until next year.

County Expects Hefty Increase In Cost For Medical Examiner Services

Although the cost of ME services will be $120,000 more than the last contract, it is still less than what the county might have paid.

New Signs Next Phase of Milford Neighborhood Traffic Safety Program

Milford Police have launched the next phase of a neighborhood traffic safety program in hopes of slowing speeds in residential areas.

Livingston County Central Dispatch Seeks New Facility

The new facility would be built on the same property where the current Central Dispatch building is located, with an estimated $5.1 million dollar project cost.

Trial Date Set In Lawsuit Over Fatal Police Chase

Former Fowlerville Officer Frederick Miller is being sued by the estate of a man who died after his motorcycle crashed into his vehicle during a high speed chase.

Trauma Support Group Graduates First Class In Brighton

The first REBOOT Combat Recovery course in Michigan proved to be a successful effort as 22 graduates were recognized at 2/42 Community Church in Brighton.

Community Sharing Pantry Re-Opens In New Duck Lake Center

A busy food pantry and outreach center that serves the Milford and Highland Township communities has a new home.

Trans Man From Howell Shares Story To Inspire Others

The path to be an openly trans male has been anything but easy for 21-year-old Jaimie Wilson, who grew up near Howell.

Iraq War Veteran Announces Run For 22nd State Senate Seat

Howell-area attorney and Iraq War veteran Adam Dreher announced today that he plans to run for the Democratic nomination for the 22nd State Senate seat.

One Local Nonprofit Provides Major Financial Boost To Another

Special Ministries of Livingston County received a check Friday for $11,000 from the Livingston County chapter of 100 Women Who Care.

Federal Funding For County Drug Court Receives Three-Year Renewal

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration grant will provide almost a million dollars over the next three years.

Hartland Man Killed In Crash With Livonia Police Vehicle

Friends of the victim have identified him as Mike Gregory, who worked as a dock supervisor with the Salvation Army and also played drums with several groups.

Brighton Township Adopts Capital Improvement Plan

The CIP serves as a planning tool and is used to earmark funds in order to address expenditures during the budget process.

Flex Route Project Along US-23 Corridor Halfway Done

Michigan’s first Flex Route construction project on US-23 is at the halfway mark.

Local Women Sought To Help Set New Rosie The Riveter World Record

The Yankee Air Museum set the Guinness World Record in 2014 and 2015, and is looking to reclaim it with an event at Eastern Michigan University this year.

Power Restored to Parts of Livingston, Shiawassee, Genesee Counties

The electricity is back on at 2,300 homes in portions of three counties where power went out overnight.

Traffic and Environmental Concerns Aired at Brighton City Council Meeting

Concerns about traffic and the environment were aired at a recent Brighton City Council meeting regarding a planned assisted living facility.

Outage Affects Homes in Parts of Livingston, Shiawassee and Genesee Counties

Residents in parts of Livingston, Shiawassee and Genesee counties were cast into darkness overnight when a flock of birds hit substation equipment in the Byron area.

Howell City Hall To Undergo HVAC Balancing

Work is underway to address heating and cooling issues at Howell City Hall.

SUN: Longtime Milford/Highland Resident Passes Away, Known For Community Giving

Funeral services are set this week for Barb Maher, a dedicated community supporter in the Milford/Highland area.

Anti-Drug Coalition Raises Funds To Support Local Youth Initiatives

The Livingston County Community Alliance will award mini-grants to youth-designed and implemented substance abuse prevention programs.

Green Oak Police Provide Answers To Explain Gravestones Found In Local Lake

Authorities say the owner of a monument company used to live on Briggs Lake and is believed to have disposed of unwanted gravestones there.

Detroit Rock Radio Personality Bob Bauer Passes Away At 63

A Livingston County man who rocked the Detroit airwaves for decades has passed away.

Driver Crashes Into Pond, Witnesses Pull Him Free

The driver suffered a medical event that caused him to lose control and leave the roadway, crashing his vehicle into a pond in Hartland Township Friday.

Completion Of West Grand River Project In Brighton Moved Back

MDOT has extended the completion date of the Grand River Ave. project in Brighton to July 28th.

Township Working To Clarify Soliciting Ordinance

Their revised ordinance will define each, and clarify the process and permits required.

New Speed Limits In Effect On Grand River In Howell

New speed limits are in effect on portions of Grand River in the Howell area.

Donation Error May Delay Mill Pond Project In Brighton

A smaller-than-expected donation to the Mill Pond bandshell and amphitheater project may set the project timetable back.

OLHSA Hosting Deliverable Fuel Assistance Day July 26th

The Oakland Livingston Human Services Agency or OHLSA is hosting a deliverable fuel assistance day July 26th for those in need who qualify.

Brighton Township Pledges State-Guided Principles of Governance

Officials say a list of ethics from the state’s Townships Association will continue to lay the framework for Brighton Township.

Gravestone Discovery In Briggs Lake Prompts Questions

A man has reported that one of the stones is his father's and has been missing from a Detroit cemetery since 1981- a year after his father was laid to rest.

Pinckney Community Schools VP Expresses Loss Of Confidence In Colleagues

Vice President Robert Guilloz expressed his feelings regarding the discussion of possible action against Trustee Paul Samways.

Vaupel-Led Mental Health Panel To Host First Meeting In Livingston County

The House of Representatives' Task Force is seeking public input on how mental health services can improve to better help lawmakers develop related reforms.

Health Department Reminds Residents About Dangers Of West Nile Virus

The Health Department suggests that the best way to protect against the disease is to prevent mosquito bites from happening.

Summer Program Helps Maintain Student Reading Skills

The Challenger Elementary School Summer Reading Program aims to maintain kids’ reading skills over the summer with nine weekly get-togethers.

Hacker Road Construction Begins Monday

Long delays are expected while milling and resurfacing take place between Grand River and Clark Lake Road.

Green Oak Township Agrees To Revised SELCRA Articles, Including Funding Change

Instead of a per-participant fee, Green Oak and Brighton Township will now help fund the recreation authority with a set amount.

Search For Fowlerville Couple's Missing Daughter Comes Up Empty

A Livingston County mother and father whose daughter has been missing since December took part in another search effort, although nothing was found.

Howell Fire Marshal Receives High Distinction

Jamil Czubenko is only the 4th officer in Livingston County to complete the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program.

Lucy Road Construction This Summer Should Alleviate Flooding In Howell

A project at an intersection that periodically floods in the City of Howell is nearing the construction phase.

Local Girl Wins Prestigious 4-H Award

Jaycie Brown of Pinckney won the State Award in Beef Science, junior division.

Fowlerville Man Under Investigation After Crashing Into Church

The 2015 Chevy Silverado pick-up truck driven by a 46-year-old Fowlerville man crashed into the Christadelphian Church in Lyon Township last Friday morning.

Howell Public Schools Hires New School Resource Officer

As Howell Public Schools students return to classes this fall, so too will a familiar face as the new resource officer.

LESA To Promote Reading Campaign At Fowlerville Fair

The event is part of the organizations Read Aloud campaign, which aims to make reading aloud for 15 minutes a day the new parenting standard.

County Master Plan Update Given In Tyrone Township

The new plan will be tailored to allow better referencing for the local governments within Livingston County.

Howell Man Hopes To Blanket Kids Entering Treatment With Kindness

Fleece & Thank You is holding an event on August 5th to make 5,000 blankets for children in pediatric wards across Michigan and northern Ohio.

Local Man Charged In Fatal Hit And Run Headed To Trial

The driver who hit Ambrose Sullivan while he was walking home from his job fled the scene without reporting the incident.

Brighton Township Approves Change In Funding SELCRA

The municipality used to pay on a per-participant basis, but will now pay a flat annual fee of $150,000.

Coyote Reported In Hamburg Township

Local authorities are advising of a potential coyote sighting in Hamburg Township.

Vietnam Veterans To Be Honored At Upcoming Ceremony in Fowlerville

Event organizers say the goal is to give long-overdue recognition to Vietnam War-era veterans and their families.

Livingston Paint Out Set This Weekend

Artists will sign in from 8am-1pm on Saturday at the Howell Opera House and given a list of places they can create their art in Livingston County.

Agreement Secures Funding For "Prescription For Health" Program

The program aims to decrease chronic disease by providing access to fruits and vegetables, along with education from health professionals.

Controversial Site Plan for Brighton Mill Pond Tabled by Planning Commission

Revisions will be considered for the plan which could have resulted in the destruction of four mature shade trees at Brighton's popular Mill Pond.

Teen Avoids Prison Time In Plot To Shoot Up Linden High School

17-year-old Kody Brewer of Wolverine Lake was ordered Monday to a year in the county jail, but given credit for 340 days already served.

Brighton Area Fire Authority Needs Firefighters & Fire Marshal

The Brighton Area Fire Authority is looking for individuals willing to serve their community as paid on call firefighters, with training provided.

Howell Public Schools Restructures Positions

In an attempt to save money in their General Fund, Howell Public Schools approved the restructuring of two positions within the district.

Volunteer Registration Deadline Approaching For United Way Day of Caring

The deadline to register as a volunteer for Livingston County's largest single day of community service is this Friday, July 21st.

Lane Restrictions Start This Week On Clyde Road Overpass

The Michigan Department of Transportation says repairs to the bridge over US-23 have required more work than was originally anticipated.

Former Owosso Priest Reaches Plea Agreement

The Rev. David Ernest Fisher pleaded guilty last week to embezzlement.

Twilight In The Garden To Benefit LACASA Center Saturday

A midsummer garden party this weekend will raise funds to benefit vulnerable children and adults from Livingston County.

Peanut Row Alley And More Bike Racks Coming To Downton Howell

Improvements will ready for public consumption in late summer/early fall.

Report: Contamination Confined To Site Of Former Gas Plant

Contaminated groundwater was discovered at the site in Hartland Township two years ago, though latest reports indicate it has remain localized to the parcel.

Volunteers Needed For Huron River Clean Up Day

The yearly event helps prevent and control the flooding of Ore Lake by clearing areas where the water gets backed up.

Forums Set To Inform Community About Dexter Schools $72M Bond Proposal

The proposal seeks to maintain the current school debt millage rate of 8.5 mills by extending the rate five or so years before it begins to drop and taper off.

EMS To Partner Again With Local Hospital To Offer Student Clinical Experience

A contract between the entities ensures students taking EMT courses will be able to receive required experience in a hospital setting.

Brighton Area Schools Improves Bond Rating

Assistant Superintendent of Finance Maria Gistinger says the district’s bond rating is now just six steps from the top, Triple-A, called the “prime rate”.

Putnam Twp. Modifies Ordinance To Allow Businesses To Hold Outdoor Events

The ordinance change applies to smaller, temporary outdoor events held by restaurants, taverns, and bars.

State Rep. Lana Theis Officially Announces Senate Bid

Two-term Republican State Representative Lana Theis is looking to advance to the Senate in the 2018 election.

High School Students To Participate In Moot Court Program

Local high school students will take place in a statewide judiciary event next week at the Michigan Supreme Court.

Fire Damages Grand View Inn Friday Night

A fire resulted in significant damage to the Grand View Inn in Genoa Township Friday night.

Construction of New South Lyon Hotel Nears Completion

Hotel owners are hoping to reopen the historic building that burned down last summer by the end of August.

Group Protests Tree Removal For Brighton Millpond Renovation

The group says the project would destroy several “heritage” trees. City officials say "misinformation" about the plans are being passed on.

Local Couple Wins $3K Scholarship For Duct Tape Prom Attire

Rozlin Opolka and Conner Hawry of Fowlerville took 3rd place in the national contest by creating a steampunk-themed dress and tuxedo out of duct tape.

Fenton Twp. Man Charged For Unlawfully Keeping Chickens On His Property

An attorney for the township says the man's property is not zoned to allow for farm animals, therefore violating the zoning ordinance.

Dexter Doctor Appointed To Advisory Council

Governor Snyder recently announced the appointment of Dr. Michael McKee to the advisory council this week.

Pinckney Woman Granted Release From Jail For Infant Son's Funeral

A Pinckney woman facing child abuse charges was granted release from jail today to attend the funeral of her infant son.

Fallen WWI Soldiers Honored at Wreath-Laying Ceremony in Howell

The event commemorated the 100th anniversary of the United States' entry into World War I.

Hartland Township Dairy Queen To Be Razed, Rebuilt

The new building will be located in the same spot, and consist of an 11,200 square foot multi-tenant building.

"Passion For Fashion" New Summer Runway Event

Local designers of all ages are sought for a new fun runway fashion event in which the sky is said to be the limit for outfit creations.

Event Seeks To Raise Funds For Construction Of Fallen Officers Memorial

Efforts are underway to help fund the monument, which would list the names of every law enforcement official in the state that lost their lives in the line of duty.

Flint Congressman To Speak At Pair Of Weekend Events in 8th District

Democrat Dan Kildee will speak about health care reform in Howell on Saturday and at a town hall session in Orion Township Sunday.

Blessing Of The Ground For New Habitat For Humanity House In Howell

Officials and community members held a groundbreaking and blessing of the lot where Becky Gremore's new home will be constructed.

Credit Card Skimmer Found At Local Gas Station

The skimmer was found Thursday morning at the BP gas station on East Main Street in Pinckney.

Milford Woman Enters Plea In Credit Card Theft

20-year-old Avery Snyder was arrested May 18th after police found receipts in her car from purchases made with a stolen credit card at Meijer in Hartland.

Lightning Strikes Lyon Township Home, No Injuries Reported

A reported structure fire in Lyon Township was caused by a lightning strike this morning.

Putnam Township Looks To Establish "Green Infrastructure"

Community members and township officials collaborated at a workshop Wednesday to create a map that will help preserve natural spaces and resources.

Preliminary Site Plan For 70 Homes In Hamburg Township Reccommended For Approval

Regency Village is proposed to be built on a 52 acre parcel off of M-36.

Big Brother/Big Sisters Online & Text Fundraiser Underway

Officials say the goal is reachable if everyone donates just $5

Work Begins On Hamburg Road, With Several Other Roads To Follow

Road improvements to Hamburg Road will continue through July, with work expected for Cordley and Rush Lake and Kress Road later this year.

Brighton Board of Education OKs Contract for Police Liaison Officer

The Brighton Board of Education has approved a 3-year contract with the Brighton Police Dept. to provide police liaison services for the school district.

Mixed Use Development With Parking Gains Rezoning Recommendation In Milford

The development will add 103 new public parking spaces, 16 condos and additional commercial space to downtown Milford.

Michigan Philharmonic To Perfrom At Kensington Metropark Saturday

A symphony for the senses is planned this weekend at Kensington Metropark.

Local Family Finds Owner Of Found Military Items

Andrea Spencer and her family found items in a Howell storage unit that belong to former Howell resident and Marine Corps Sergeant Robert Blandford.

Fenton Man Held Without Bond In Fatal Oceola Township Crash

Matthew Jordan Carrier of Fenton openly cried as he was arraigned this morning on 19 counts, including five counts each of second-degree murder.

Authorities Locate Missing Cohoctah Woman

53-year-old Julia Bolter of Cohoctah Township was found safe out of state and is said to have left voluntarily.

Lucy Road Parkland Exchange With DNR Looks Favorable For Howell City

A long standing grant issue between the City of Howell and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources appears close to a resolution.

Brighton Township To Host Large Item Disposal Saturday

“Large Item Drop-Off Day” will take place at the Brighton Township Fire Hall on Old US 23 at Hyne Road between 8:30am and 12:30pm.

New Fenton Police Chief Sworn In

Jason Slater was named the new police chief during Monday night’s Fenton City Council meeting and officially sworn in.

Closures On US-23 At Silver Lake Road This Week

Lane and ramp closures will greet motorists on US-23 in Green Oak Township.

Rezoning of Former Softball Complex Site Opens Door For New Opportunities

75 acres of the parcel have been rezoned to Light Industrial, and a potential buyer plans to meet with Hartland Township staff next week.

Health Department Reports STD's On The Rise In Livingston County

This is the second straight year Livingston County has seen a rise in all three nationally reported STD's.

Charges Filed In Fatal Oceola Township Crash

The charges arise out of a traffic crash at M-59 and Argentine Road on May 9th that resulted in the deaths of five individuals and serious injury to two others.

Police Seek Whereabouts Of Cohoctah Woman Missing Since Last Week

53-year-old Julia Bolter was last seen on Friday at about noon as she left for work at Tribar Manufacturing in Howell.

South Lyon Council Votes Against Kivell Suspension

Council members traded personal jabs and insults leading up to a vote on suspending Councilman Glenn Kivell for his involvement in a conflict of interest case.

Brighton Area Schools & BAS Hourly Workers Reach Agreement

Brighton Area Schools' hourly employees will receive a 2% wage hike if a contract re-opener is ratified.

Case Dismissed Against Ohio Woman Charged in Local Credit Card Thefts

Livingston County Prosecutor Bill Vailliencourt says the case has been dismissed without prejudice to allow for some additional investigation by police.

Attorney Calls On Prosecutor To Speak Out Or Act On Brennan Investigation

Tom Kizer points to what he called “criminal behavior and ethical breaches” by Judge Theresa Brennan during her divorce proceedings in February.

Paving On D-19, Brighton & Spencer Roads Progressing

Construction projects are progressing in the Brighton and Howell areas.

Resident Appeals Unsafe Building & Demolition Ruling From Howell City Council

The City of Howell is proceeding with demolition of an unsafe structure, a case that will now move forward in the court system.

Grant Agreement to Develop Fillmore County Park Making Its Way To Final Approval

A Livingston County subcommittee has approved the agreement and the project's budget, sending it forward to the county's Finance Committee.

National Security Expert Joins Race To Unseat Bishop

Elissa Slotkin of Holly is a former Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense who worked for both the Bush and Obama administrations.

Proposed Project Calls For Retail, Condos & Parking Deck In Downtown Milford

A new development is in the works in downtown Milford and a public hearing on a proposed rezoning is planned this week.

Milford Woman Charged In Livonia Store Robbery

35 year old Molly Tourangeau of Milford was arrested July 5th after an incident at a Hallmark store in Livonia.

Saturday Event To Educate Community About Human Trafficking

The event, hosted by The Key Project, will be held at the Proper Cup in Genoa Township this Saturday, July 15th, from 6 to 9pm.

Ceremony To Honor Livingston County World War I Vets

The event will take place at the WWI Honor Roll plaque located at the northwest corner of the county courthouse on July 14th.

Anniversary & Groundbreaking Set This Week For Habitat For Humanity

As Habitat for Humanity marks 25 years in the community, it’s also celebrating the start of a new Habitat house.

Potential Lake Contamination In Fenton Township

A letter from the DEQ notes that discolored water from the farm has discharged over a curb onto Lakeview Park Drive and then into Byram Lake.

Paid Parking in Downtown Brighton Discussed at Council Meeting

Should the public be required to pay to park in downtown Brighton? That issue was discussed at the July 6 City Council meeting.

Three Fenton Township Teens Charged In Home Invasions, Vehicle Larcenies

Charges have been authorized against three teens in connection with home invasions and vehicle thefts in Fenton Township.

Brighton City Police To Host "Coffee With A Cop"

The public is invited to attend a Coffee with a Cop event by the Brighton City Police Department.

Rogers To Retire As Howell Area Park & Rec Authority Director

Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority Director Paul Rogers is retiring.

Fenton Man Arrested For 10th Drunk Driving After Crash

A Fenton man has been arrested for the tenth time for drunk driving.

Michigan High School Robotics Team Takes 8th Place at International Competition

The Stockbridge High School students beat out 32 other teams at the June competition in Long Beach, California.

New Tornado Sirens To Be Installed In City Of Howell

Two tornado sirens are being replaced that were installed decades ago in the City of Howell.

City Of Brighton Evaluating Summer Turf Maintenance & Snow Removal

Brighton City Council and staff are exploring ways to save time and money while increasing efficiencies when it comes to turf maintenance and snow removal.

Improved Traffic Safety and Flow from Brighton Grand River Project

Elimination of the traffic islands on Grand River at Cross Street has improved traffic flow and safety for motorists.

County Commissioner From Fenton Arraigned On Misdemeanor Charges

The charges were filed after an incident in which Drew Shapiro is accused of yelling ethnic slurs from his pontoon boat on Silver Lake to an unidentified individual on shore.

Chemung Hills Golf Course To See Improvements To Landscaping, Parking

The Oceola Board of Trustees committed to giving the golf course some quality-of-life improvements.

MDOT Announces Closures Associated With Bridge Repairs Along US-23

Work is progressing on a bridge improvement project along US-23 in Livingston County.

Roundabout Installation Project Underway

The Road Commission for Oakland County is installing a roundabout at the intersection while also reconstructing about 2,500 feet of 10 Mile Road.

"Ribs On The River" To Honor The Late Ron Savage In Milford Saturday

A new competitive barbecue event in Milford’s Central Park this weekend will honor the late Ron Savage.

New Assisted Living Facility Approved in Brighton

The facility will be constructed on the northwest corner of the intersection of Rickett Road and Oak Ridge Drive, on the city’s far south side.

State Representative Jim Runestad Seeks State Senate Seat

State Representative Jim Runestad of Milford has announced his bid for higher office.

Protest Rally Planned As Pipeline Construction Continues

Michigan Residents Against the ET Rover Pipeline is organizing the rally, which is specifically protesting a change in the pipeline route.

County's Chief Information Officer Leads Efforts To Fight Ransomware

Livingston County Chief Information Officer Rich Malewicz was recently featured in an article on the website CIO Insight.

Fenton's City Council Discusses Residential Street Millage

The possibility of a street millage for Fenton was discussed during Wednesday's city council meeting

Construction Starts Today On Island Lake Road Between Dexter-Pinckney & Wylie Roads

A two-day improvement project on Island Lake Road kicks off today in Dexter Township.

US-23 To Close In Both Directions At North Territorial This Weekend

Traffic delays are anticipated with weekend bridge demolition that will shut down both directions of US-23 at North Territorial Road.

County Settles Federal Suit Over Inmate Mail At Jail

The suit was filed over the jail's refusal to distribute a journal titled Prison Legal News.

Green Oak Township To Issue Bonds For New Police, Fire, Community Buildings

The Board of Trustees is hopeful to break ground on the $13-15 million project this fall.

Homeowner At Odds With City Of Brighton Passes Away At 91

An elderly Northville man locked in legal battles with the City of Brighton for years has passed away.

ATV Crash Injures Three In Handy Township

Livingston County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a residence on Nicholson Road south of Van Buren Road at about 6:30 Tuesday evening.

Golfers Gave Feedback, Ideas, To Help Save Local Course

The Huron-Clinton Metroparks Authority held a public meeting to gather ideas regarding the Hudson Mills Metropark golf course.

Southeast Elementary Third Grade Students Help Keep Howell City Park Clean

Visitors will receive an informational brochure while at Howell City Park this summer, thanks to some local students.

5th Annual Taste of Brighton Festival Approaching

A Taste of Brighton highlights what downtown Brighton has to offer and will take place on Main Street July 14th and 15th.

Committee Reviews Options To Broadcast County Commission Meetings

A committee continues to review options to possibly broadcast meetings of the Livingston County Board of Commissioners.

Trial Date Set Five Years After Lawsuit Filed Against Local District

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

Final Day Of Online Voting For Fowlerville Couple In Tape Costume Contest

The couple is in a contest giving away $10,000 in cash scholarships to those who make the best prom wear out of duct tape.

City Of Howell Pursues Litigation To Demolish Unsafe Structure

The Howell City Council has authorized the action against the owner of structure deemed unsafe at 816 McPherson Street.

Public Input Sought As To Proposed Closure Of Hudson Mills Golf Course

A July 5th meeting is scheduled to gather more public input on the proposed closure and future of the Hudson Mills golf course.

Brighton Approves Hiring Of Orchestra Instructor

Among the programs where Brighton has been lacking is that it has never had an orchestra program — at least, until now.

Women Suffer Burns When Boat Explodes on Highland Twp. Lake

Two women were treated and released at an area hospital for burns sustained in a boat explosion on a Highland Township lake.

Police Officer Stabbed at Bishop Airport Honored at Fenton Parade

The police officer wounded in an attack at Bishop Airport in Flint thanked the public for its support at a parade held today in Fenton.

South Lyon Fire Department Plans Spray Park Event

Kids in the South Lyon community have a unique opportunity to splash around later this summer.

Pics Of The Parks Photo Contest Underway

Entries are being accepted for an annual photo contest.

Brighton's 4th Of July Parade & Hungry Duck Run Tuesday

Both the community and organizers are gearing up for Brighton’s Independence Day Parade.

Rosie The Riveter Selected for Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame

Rosie the Riveter has been selected to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Michigan Women’s Studies Association.

Howell City & Fire Authority In Talks Over Proposed Station Expansion

Talks are underway between Howell City staff and the Fire Authority about an agreement related to a proposed expansion of the main station on Grand River.

Pinckney Community Schools Board Of Education Fill Vacancy

The Pinckney Community Schools Board of Education has appointed Melissa Mueller as its newest member.

Livingston County Habitat For Humanity Hosting 25th Anniversary Event

Livingston County Habitat for Humanity is celebrating 25 years of bringing people together to build homes, communities and hope.

Appeal In Local Rape Case To Go To State Supreme Court

If the court decides to hear arguments in the case, the earliest that would happen is this fall when the 2017-18 term begins.

Local Artists To Take Part in Summer Performance Series

The Brighton Arts and Culture Commission has a 3 local musicians lined up play on July 6th, and a unique caricature artist will be performing her craft on July 13th.

Brighton Rotary Announces Scholarship Winners

The Brighton Rotary “Anderson – McGregor Memorial Scholarship” was established in memory of veterinarian Thomas Anderson and dentist Donald McGregor.

Judge Allows Lawuit Against Brighton-Based Franchisee To Seek New Plaintiffs

The defendant, Sundance Incorporated, is headquartered in Brighton and owns over 150 Taco Bell franchises throughout the United States.

Hamburg Parks And Recreation Committee Finalizes Master Plan

The document will guide the the township over how they use their parks, trails, and recreation systems through 2022.

Lake Orion Girl Wins 8th District Art Competition

The winning piece and five honorable mentions were selected by Brighton artist John Suave and Congressman Bishop in early May.

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