Southbound Michigan Avenue Construction Starts Monday In Howell

Construction will shut down part of Michigan Avenue in Howell early Monday morning.

Fowlerville Witches Night Out To Benefit Melanoma Charities

This be-witching event takes place Saturday, October 7th, at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds.

Microchip Event For Pet Hurricane Relief

An upcoming microchip fundraiser is planned for hurricane pet relief.

Livingston County Habitat For Humanity To Celebrate World Habitat Day

Monday is World Habitat Day and the community is invited to stop by the ReStore on Grand River from 11am to 2pm.

Vaupel Says Task Force Continuing Focus On Mental Health Issues

The CARES Task Force has been traveling throughout the state to speak with stakeholders about various mental health issues.

January Trial Set For Milford Man In Death Of Daughter

Police say 26-year-old Keith Allen Brown appeared highly intoxicated when he told them the baby fell asleep on a mattress on the floor.

East Shore Drive In Northfield Township To Close Next Week

The drive will be be closed from Wednesday, October 4 until the Wednesday, October 11.

Torch 180 Seeks Community Support In Unique Fundraising Opportunity

A fundraiser next month will benefit a local non-profit that works to help the disabled find meaningful employment.

Recycling Service To Return To Marion Township

The motion passed by a 4-3 vote with the service scheduled to resume within a month.

EB I-96 Reopens After Crews Demolish Pleasant Valley Road Overpass

After working through the night, MDOT was able to reopen all of the lanes at about 4am, an hour ahead of schedule.

Duck Hunting Chair Inventor Wins $5,000 At Entrepreneur Competition

Brighton resident Tom Kinczkowski plans to use the money to market his product, Just Duckin Hunting Chairs.

Public Gets Look At Training Facility For First Responders In Howell

Operation Engineers and Michigan Urban Search & Rescue prepare first responders in the event of local and national disasters.

Downtown Howell Food Truck Rally Set For Saturday

The downtown Howell dining scene will be showcased this weekend during the final food truck rally of the season.

Brighton High School To Get Luxury Car For Auto Lab Program

Brighton High School will be getting a new luxury automobile for its automotive technology program.

M-DOT Demolishing Pleasant Valley Road Bridge Over Eastbound I-96

The demolition of the Pleasant Valley Road bridge over eastbound I-96 in Brighton Township is on the fast track and crews will be working through the night.

Rally To Protest Rover Pipeline Set This Saturday

The Michigan Residents Against the ET Rover Pipeline are gathering at Camp Birkett on Silver Lake from 2pm until 4pm.

Overpass Demolition Starting This Afternoon

The bridge was damaged yesterday in a crash involving a flatbed semi hauling several boom lifts.

Green Oak Twp. Revises Ordinance To Allow For Taller Homes & Buildings

Depending on its zoning, a structure's maximum height can now be 32 or 36 feet respectively, as opposed to the former 28 feet.

Neighborhood On Edge Following Incident With Van & Local Student

The incident happened just before 3pm when a person in a 12-year-old girl said she was approached by a white van in the Hidden Creek subdivision in Oceola Township.

Substitute Bus Driver Disciplined For Facebook Racial Slur

The investigation into hate speech posted on social media by a local substitute bus driver has concluded and disciplinary actions are being taken.

Howell Main Street Named Top 10 For Second Time In Three Years

C.O.O. Cathleen Edgerly called it a community achievement.

DTE Energy To Trim Trees In City Of Howell

The City advises DTE crews and arborists will be assessing and performing tree trimming work.

Overpass Demolition Starts Tonight, Pleasant Valley Road Will Be Closed 6 Months

The bridge was damaged yesterday in a crash involving a flatbed semi hauling several boom lifts.

Demolition Planned For Pleasant Valley Bridge After Semi Crash

All three lanes of I-96 remain closed as of this morning, with traffic only getting by on the shoulder.

Semi Hits Pleasant Valley Road Overpass On Eastbound I-96

Eastbound I-96 is shut down at Pleasant Valley Road until further notice.

Semi Hits Pleasant Valley Road Overpass On Eastbound I-96

All lanes of eastbound I-96 are shut down at Pleasant Valley Road.

South Lyon Man Facing Felony Cocaine Delivery Charge

A South Lyon man is facing 20 years in prison following his arrest last week on felony cocaine charges.

Woman Who Used Tool To Hit Vehicle Driving On "Her" Private Road Heads To Trial

Mary Ann Lamkin claims Island Shore Drive is her private property, but it remains the only access for other residents and a local hardware store.

Sales Tax Seminar Answers Questions And Details Audit Process

The Michigan Department of Treasury's Outreach Team was in Howell to help business owners with all-things sales tax.

Village Of Pinckney In Talks Of Gaining Possession Of Dio Theatre Parking Lot

The Village of Pinckney is currently in talks with the owner of The Dio Theatre about taking over the parking lot property located behind the theatre.

Oakland Exec Charges "Conflict Of Interest" As Local Lawmakers Unveil Plan To Eliminate Auto No-Fault

L. Brooks Patterson says the plan is a false promise that offers no guarantee of reductions.

Fowlerville Community School District Approves Teacher Contract

The one-year contract includes a 2% wage increase and a step for eligible staff members.

MSP Director Apologizes For Facebook Post

The message shared by Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue on her Facebook page Sunday called NFL players protesting during the national anthem "degenerates."

North Michigan Avenue To Close For Construction In Downtown Howell

A portion of North Michigan Avenue in Howell will be closed for construction starting tomorrow morning.

Brighton Twp. Teen Charged In Sexual Assaults Due Back In Court

The 16-year-old is charged as a juvenile for separate incidents involving three female minors, one under the age of 13.

Police Say Pair Used Bolt Cutters To Break Into Locker

The suspects, both from Dearborn, used bolt cutters to break into a locker at the Planet Fitness on East Grand River August 29th.

Jury Finds Corunna Woman Guilty Of Abusing Sister

Prosecutors say Candy Lawson stole disability benefits that were intended for her sister, who is unable to hear or speak.

Building Department Proposes Permit Fee Reduction

If approved by county officials, the multiplier used to calculate permit fees would drop by 25%.

LACASA's Denim & Diamonds Fundraiser Saturday

One of LACASA's largest annual fundraising events with a western-theme is set for this weekend.

Stolen Memorabilia Leads To Tightened Security At Michigan War Dog Memorial

Veterans’ challenge coins and flags are some of the items that have been taken from the cemetery recently.

Abatement Approved For Thai Summit Expansion In Howell

A tax break has been granted for Thai Summit, which is company undergoing another expansion in the City of Howell.

Brighton School Board Approves Property Transfer With Hartland

The property is located in the Deer Creek #2 subdivision off Old US-23, west of Old US-23 and south of Hyne Road in Brighton Township.

Street Closures In Effect Friday For Pinckney Homecoming Parade

Some temporary traffic control orders will be in effect this Friday for Pinckney’s homecoming parade and related activities.

Pinckney Woman Sentenced In Multimillion Dollar Medicare Fraud

58-year-old Michelle Freeman of Pinckney pleaded guilty to a count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud in U.S. District Court in Detroit.

Input Sought Tuesday On Planned Expansion Of Children's Wing At Local Library

Community input is being sought on a planned expansion of the children’s area within the Salem-South Lyon District Library.

Brighton Council Approves Second Round Of Sidewalk Repairs

Earlier this year sidewalks were repaired in the commercial and retail district of the city, but this time the work will be done in residential neighborhoods.

Brighton Councilman Helps Lead Regional Task Force

Brighton City Council member Kris Tobbe has been appointed vice chair of a new SEMCOG parks and recreation committee task force.

US-23 Flex Route Project On Schedule, Lane Closures Start On Barker Road

The arrival of autumn won’t slow down construction activities on US-23 but officials say the US-23 Flex Route project is on track to wrap up in mid-November.

Historic Sculpture To Be Gifted To City Of Fenton

A one-of-a-kind historic sculpture will be unveiled in the City of Fenton this October.

Competency Exam Ordered For Local Man Who Assaulted Police Serving Warrant

Patrick Gizinski will undergo a mental evaluation to determine his competency and criminal responsibility.

Prescription Drug & Sharps Collection Event Set In Howell

An event to help Livingston County residents safely dispose of medications and needles will be held September 30th.

Local Citizen Organizes Picnic To Show Appreciation To Police

COPS 2nd Annual Police Appreciation Picnic was held Saturday afternoon at Wind Walker Farms in Tyrone Township.

City of Brighton to Perform Fire Hydrant Flushing

Flushing of Brighton's fire hydrants will be done in the city and parts of Genoa Township this week to remove sediments.

South Lyon Man Heads To Trial In Baseball Bat Assault

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

Howell High School To Host College Night

Howell High School’s annual College and Technical Education Night will be held Tuesday.

Domestic Violence Shelter Employee Charged With Beating Son Receives Probation

Ashley Bell was also sentenced to 85 days in jail, which is time she has already served.

Fire Department Group Equipment Purchase Gets Last Approval Needed

Green Oak Township has approved their portion of the purchase, allowing the order to be placed this week.

Upcoming Seminar To Help Small Businesses With Sales Tax

The Michigan Department of Treasury will be on hand to answer any questions and assist business owners however they can.

Technical Issues Fixed With New Citizens Alerting System

Some issues have been worked out with a newly installed alert system that aims to help warn Livingston County residents of imminent danger.

Volunteers Sought For Fall Cemetery Clean-Up In Pinckney

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

Blaze At Scorpions Motorcycle Club Deemed Suspicious

A fire destroyed the Scorpions Motorcycle Club in Lyon Township this morning.

Green Oak Twp. Begins Process To Amend MIP Ordinance

The change is in accordance with the state's new law which will make a first offense a civil infraction instead of a misdemeanor.

Fire Heavily Damages Lyon Township Motorcycle Club

The barn belonged to the Scorpions Motorcycle Club.

Livingston County's August Jobless Rate Again Lowest In State

Livingston County held onto the lowest jobless rate in Michigan for the third consecutive month.

Brighton Police to Hold Another Coffee with a Cop Event

The Brighton Police Dept. will have a Coffee with a Cop event Oct. 4th as part of National Coffee with a Cop Day.

Brighton Initiates "Picture This Brighton" Information Tool

The city of Brighton has come up with a new method for residents to weigh in on what they like, or don't like, about a particular part of the city.

Driver in Deadly Crash Headed To Trial Following Witness Testimony

Several individuals testified at a hearing Thursday about their experiences connected to the crash that killed five.

"Gold Out" At Hartland Football Game To Benefit Childhood Cancer Awareness

The district's "Hartland Go Gold For Kids With Cancer" program culminates at tonight's game.

Local Volunteers Hold Event For Hurricane Relief

Lori O'Doherty of Oceola Township organized the drive to collect money and supplies that she will help deliver in Florida next week.

Jones Road In Cochoctah Township Closing For Bridge Repairs

The road is scheduled to be closed until October 6th.

Fenton Man Charged in Deadly Crash Bound Over For Trial

A hearing today included testimony from several individuals connected to the crash that killed five people in Oceola Township in May.

Local Officials Responsible For Bill Removing Confusing Iconography From Ballots

New legislation will eliminate political vignettes from ballots, moving forward.

Northfield Twp. Man Under Court Order To Remove Cars

74-year-old Ron Dauzet was ordered by a Washtenaw County judge in June to sell at least 20 vehicles a month from his property on East North Territorial Road.

The Daily Show Goes To Hell (These Headlines Just Write Themselves Sometimes)

A crew from The Daily Show was in the tiny Putnam Township hamlet to film a segment for the Comedy Central program.

Volunteers Sought For Imagination Station Resealing Project

The work is needed as part of the Imagination Station Due Care Plan, which requires all wooden surfaces at the playground to be sealed every two years.

Howell Man Found Not Guilty In Harley Davidson Dealership Embezzlement Case

A jury has cleared a Howell man of embezzlement charges after he was accused of selling parts on the side while working at a motorcycle dealership.

Hartland School Board Approves Property Transfer

Two local school districts are transferring some parcels of land for basic reasons of convenience.

Howell Family Afftected By Rare Nerve Disorder Holding Benefit

Lee and Ruth DeWitt's son Jack suffers from the rare, inherited disease, Freidreich's Ataxia, which has no treatment or known cure.

Livingston County Community Alliance Receives Drug Free Communities Grant

A federal grant will help the Livingston County Community Alliance in the fight to reduce and prevent youth substance use.

Proposed Housing Development In Milford Township Temporarily Stalled

The developer asked that his rezoning request that was rejected by the Planning Commission be tabled at the Board of Trustees level until October.

Hartland Township Receives Unqualified Opinion On Audit

An unqualified opinion is the best rating a township can score.

Street Closures Released For 2017 South Lyon Pumpkinfest

With great fall weather in the forecast, large crowds are anticipated for South Lyon’s Pumpkinfest and street closures will coincide with the festivities.

Man Who Fled From Police In High Speed I-96 Chase Enters Plea

Deron Wilson of Lansing has pleaded guilty as charged to the six counts against him.

Brighton Attorney Withdraws From 8th Congressional District Race

Darlene Domanik has abandoned her Democratic bid for the 8th Congressional District in 2018.

Vacant Home On Flint Road In City Of Brighton Demolished

A condemned home on Flint Road in the City of Brighton has been torn down.

Local Fire Departments To See Big Cost Savings By Buying Equipment Together

A mass purchase of self-contained breathing apparatuses for five departments will save them about $2,000 per unit.

City of Brighton Holding Master Plan Public Open House

City officials are hoping to hear from as many members of the community as possible on where they'd like to see Brighton's future heading.

Officials Wait To Approve Plans & Zoning For Proposed Senior Facility

Developers did not have the required paperwork at the Board of Trustees' most recent review, causing some members to hesitate.

Group Urges Livingston County Commissioners To Join Effort Against Pipeline

17 concerned citizens spoke out against the ET Rover natural gas pipeline, saying it would adversely affect their homes and communities.

Brighton Area Schools Celebrate Pink Week Activities

All proceeds will benefit breast cancer treatment efforts at the St. Joe Mercy Brighton Cancer Center.

Michigan State Police Host "Coffee With A Cop" Wednesday

Coffee and conversation are the focus of an event with members of the Michigan State Police Brighton Post Wednesday in Chelsea.

Students & Hartland District Reach Resolution On 9-11 Observation

Potential controversy over the lack of a moment of silence on 9-11 in Hartland schools ended up being a great lesson in leadership.

Revised Brighton Mill Pond Site Plan Approved by Planning Commission

The band shell and amphitheater area at Brighton’s popular Mill Pond are likely in for some major changes next year.

Ohio Woman Charged After Attempting To Steal From Local Victoria's Secret Store

Police say the woman and three others appeared to be working together to leave with a variety of unpaid items.

New Hudson Man Facing Indecent Exposure Charges

Authorities are investigating an indecent exposure incident in Lyon Township last week.

Two Michigan Republicans Announce For 11th District Seat

Lena Epstein and Rocky Raczkowski say they will run for the GOP nomination to replace Dave Trott in the 11th District

Committee Already Gearing Up For Homeless Awareness Week

Planning is underway for the annual event set to take place November 11th through the 19th.

Local Elementary Selected For Student Health & Fitness Program

This is the first year that Challenger has been selected to receive the grant and, in fact, it’s the first time a Howell school has been selected for the program.

Case Dismissed Against Driving Instructor Accused Of Raping Student

Because the victim, a Canadian citizen, did not yet have a visa to cross the border so she could testify, the case was thrown out.

Trial Starts This Week For Tainted Steroid Pharmacist

The 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak killed 76 people, including 15 people who received tainted steroid injections at a clinic in Livingston County.

MDOT To Resurface South Michigan Avenue In Howell

South Michigan Avenue will undergo resurfacing in the City of Howell.

Railroad Crossing Construction Complete in Downtown Brighton

West Main Street reopened over the weekend after five days of repair work.

AG Bill Schuette Opens Brighton Office in First Week of Gubernatorial Campaign

Schuette says Livingston County is a bedrock of activity, growth, and dynamism.

Brighton 150th Anniversary Deemed Huge Success

The committee that organized the event held a meeting to tally things up and review what went right and what, if anything, went wrong.

Closures Expected For Torrey Road US-23 Ramps Through Thursday

Northbound ramps will be closed from 8pm to 7am starting Monday.

Upcoming Sales Tax Seminar For Small Businesses

A lawmaker and local chambers of commerce are hosting a sales tax seminar for small businesses September 26th.

Enrollment Up in Brighton Area School District

It looks like there will be an uptick in Brighton Area Schools enrollment for the 2017-18 school year.

Fundraiser Planned For Trip To Aid Those Impacted By Hurricane Irma

Supplies are being collected at a fundraising event as a team of volunteers prepare to leave for Florida to aid those impacted by Hurricane Irma.

Livingston County Unveils New Citizens Alerting System

A newly installed alert system aims to help warn Livingston County residents of imminent danger.

Howell Student Named Semifinalist For National Scholarship

Miles Stevenson is in an elite group of students competing for a $2,500 college scholarship.

Volunteers Sought For Imagination Station Resealing

The biennial resealing of playground equipment will take place Saturday, September 23rd, at 9am.

Brighton School Online Program Seeing Success & Profits

Superintendent Greg Gray says the new program will likely bring in around $373,000 in gross revenue to the district.

Funeral Services Set For Man Pulled From Crooked Lake

Funeral services are set for a Brighton man who was pulled from a local lake.

Theis Skeptical Of New House Auto Insurance Reform Plan

A new bi-partisan auto insurance reform plan was announced Thursday, although it’s not backed by all - including House Insurance Committee Chair Lana Theis.

Northfield Township To Draft RFP For North Village Region

The Township is hoping to revitalize and rejuvenate 23 acres of property in downtown Whitmore Lake.

Free October Classes For Caregivers Of Loved Ones With Dementia

Creating Confident Caregivers is a six-week program specifically for family caregivers of persons with dementia or memory loss who are living at home in the community.

New Brighton Mill Pond Site Plan Up For Review

Updated site plans for the Brighton Millpond Band Shell and Amphitheater are up for approval next week.

Pinckney Teachers Get Pay Increase As District Moves Out Of Deficit

This is the first fiscal year the district's fund balance will have a surplus and the second year teachers will receive an increase.

New Housing Development Proposed For Bigelow & Eager Roads

The amendment would pave the way for 150 new homes in the Hutchings Elementary area.

New Habitat For Humanity Parking Lot Complete

Parking lot repairs have been completed in time for World Habitat Day at the local non-profit that brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

Lyft Comes To Livingston County, But Is It Viable?

The ride-sharing company now includes most of Livingston County in its coverage area.

12-Week Program Returns To Help Veterans & Others Cope With Trauma

Participants in the program will work on their personal issues while receiving clinical insight on topics like life, death, meaning, and purpose.

Need For Shared Driveway Ordinance Questioned In Putnam Township

The Planning Commission discussed the usefulness of the ordinance which only allows shared driveways to a maximum 600 feet long.

New Playground Installed At Kent Lake Beach

A community build project is complete and a new playground was recently installed at the Island Lake State Recreation Area.

Former Captain Named Brighton Area Fire Authority Fire Marshal

Rick Boisvert was sworn in earlier this week.

Howell High School Principal Receives 2017 Education Innovation Award

Jason Schrock was recognized for his work to help build meaningful connections between the student body and the exchange students.

Local Transportation Priorities Discussed At SEMCOG Public Meetings

The Southeastern Michigan Council of Governments wants the community's help in developing a long-term regional transportation plan.

"Reflections of Autumn" Event To Benefit Disabled Veterans

The weekend-long celebration at Island Lake State Park includes a car show and escort to the Michigan Vietnam Moving Wall.

Brighton Girl's Idea Results In $10,000 Donation

Called Recess K.L.U.B, or Kindness and Leadership Uniting Buddies, Charlotte Mandziuk had the idea to make sure everyone had someone to play with at recess.

Local Nonprofit Staffer Earns National Recognition

Robin O’Grady, communications director for LACASA Center, was appointed to the 2018 Board of Governors of the National Association of Nonprofit Organizations.

Livingston County Club Collects Million Dollar Powerball Prize

Members of the “Sweet 16” lottery club visited Lottery headquarters Tuesday to claim their prize.

Pinckney Schools Collecting Donations For District Impacted By Hurricane Harvey

Friday is the deadline to accept donations that will benefit the small community located in Deweyville, Texas.

Still Without A Contract, Crowd Voices Support For Fowlerville Teachers

Fowlerville Community Schools' teachers are still without a contract and negotiations are planned to continue this week.

Report Says Women, Widows Pay More For Michigan Auto Insurance

A local lawmaker is raising concerns about the report issued by CPAN alleging single women and widows get charged more by some auto insurers than men.

Arguments Set In Appeal Against Former Howell Restaurant Owner

The charges stem from allegations made by two 20-year-old women who were fairly new employees at Hog Wild when each incident occurred.

Cinderella's Closet Opens For Homecoming Season Thursday

The nonprofit boutique offers dresses and gowns to high school students for just $25, with proceeds benefiting LACASA Center.

Howell High School Student Charged With Sex Assault & Extortion

Police say the charges are the result of an April 1st incident on property adjacent to Howell High School.

Brighton Ceremony Remembers 9/11

A ceremony was held outside of the Brighton Fire Department remembering both the horrific and heroic acts that took place on September 11th, 2001.

Contract Approved For New Water Treatment System In Lyon Township

Officials say they are hoping to have one water tower and one treatment plant constructed and running by next spring or summer.

Livingston County United Way Seeking Donations For Hurricane Recovery

Funds raised will be used to support communities impacted by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

Brighton Man Discovered Dead In Crooked Lake Near Boat Launch

A Brighton man was found dead and pulled from Crooked Lake Monday morning.

Brighton Area Schools Addresses Bus Driver Shortage

With the new hire, the district has split the bus route in Green Oak that took so long, and that should considerably shorten the ride times for kids.

Church & Subdivision Working Out Agreement Over Dead Trees

The Brighton Church of the Nazarene is requesting some changes to a special land use and site plan conditions regarding landscaping and tree maintenance.

Michigan State Police Brighton Post Joins Angel Program

The Michigan State Police Brighton Post is now part of the Angel Program that aims to help those struggling with drug addiction and further progress in the war on drugs.

Public Input Sought For Statewide Long-Range Transportation Plan

The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments is looking for feedback to aid in the development of the region’s 2045 transportation plan.

Howell Man Seriously Injured In Iosco Township Crash

The single-vehicle crash happened just before 9am Sunday on Crofoot Road east of Kern Road.

Soon-To-Be Demolished Brighton Home Eyed For Redevelopment

The home, at 614 Flint Road, is slated to be demolished in the coming week.

Green Oak Day To Feature New Restaurant Tasting Event

Green Oak Day is from 10 to 3pm this Saturday.

9-11 Remembrance Ceremony Tonight At Brighton Fire Station

Local first responders and the community at large will gather for a ceremony tonight to commemorate the events of September 11th, 2001.

Teal Ribbons Raise Awareness in Livingston County for Ovarian Cancer

One local woman is hanging ribbons in the city of Howell and Brighton as part of the "Tie Michigan Teal" Campaign.

Man Involved In Baseball Attack On Ex-Employee Last To Enter Plea

Johnnie Hamilton, the owner of the now-closed Bubba Changs restaurant, has pleaded to charges connected to the incident.

Police Identify Suspects In Attack On Pinckney Woman At Walmart

Police have located the three women involved in a scuffle at a Walmart that left a Livingston County woman injured.

CSX Railroad Crossing Work in Brighton to Result in Smoother Surface

Work by a CSX Railroad crew on the Main St. crossing in Brighton will result in a smoother surface free of major bumps.

Construction On Crane, Gregory Streets Underway In City Of Howell

Two substantial street projects are moving along in the City of Howell.

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

Brighton High School Drum Major Jack Newcomb to serve as drum major for Macy’s Great American Marching Band at this year’s Thanksgiving Day parade.

Grassroots Group Urges Congressman And Community To Support DACA

A peaceful demonstration was held outside of Congressman Mike Bishop's office on Friday by members of Indivisible Livingston and allied groups.

South Lyon Man Injured In Crash No Longer Critical

A South Lyon man seriously injured in a crash involving a pick-up truck and a semi is no longer in critical condition.

Mountain Bike Path Proposed For Settler's Park

The .64 mile path will mirror the one that was originally approved in 2014.

Annual Bells Across America Event To Be Held In Howell

The Livingston County chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a bell ringing program on Sunday, September 17th.

U-M Brighton Health Center South On Track To Open In 2018

According to Brighton City Manager Nate Geinzer, the much talked about $175 million University of Michigan medical facility is on track to open in less than a year.

Police Seek Suspect In Vehicle Break-Ins

Assistance from the public is being sought in identifying a man suspected in several vehicle break-ins in Lyon Township.

Upcoming Events Will Celebrate Hartland Cromaine Library's Anniversary And New Addition

Three events at the end of the month will be held for the library's 90th anniversary and the opening of a new addition to the building.

City Of Howell Moving Through Process To Become "Redevelopment Ready"

The City of Howell is continuing work to become a fully certified Redevelopment Ready Community.

LACASA Collection Resale Store Officially Opens

Proceeds from the store will be given to LACASA to fund services provided to abuse victims and their families.

Grassroots Group To Protest DACA Decision

Indivisible Livingston will be gathering outside Congressman Mike Bishop's Brighton office from 4pm to 6pm today.

The Naz Skatepark Named One Of The Best In Michigan

The indoor skate park at the Brighton Nazarene Church was named as one of the top 9 by Best Things Michigan.

Planning Commission Rejects Proposed Milford Township Subdivision

The developer of the proposed 157-house Belle Terre subdivision sought to rezone approximately 67 acres west of Milford Road and south of Rowe Road.

Pinckney Woman Injured In Fight At Dearborn Walmart

The argument reportedly began after one of the suspect’s children nearly ran into the victim.

Competency Exam Ordered For Man Who Led Lengthy Police Chase

Justin Todd Thomas led police on a chase that began in Pinckney and ended in Ann Arbor.

Green Oak Township Receives Top-Rated Audit Review

An unqualified opinion is the highest rating an auditing firm can issue.

Walk Through History At Conway Township Cemetery

Learn about important figures from the township's past during this event that will help restore old headstones.

Dems Question Sheriff's Role In GOP Event Featuring David Clarke

Democrats are questioning if the Livingston County Sheriff shares the same extreme views as a radical former sheriff set to speak at a local GOP event.

Police Standoff With Suicidal Subject Ends Peacefully

A police standoff with a suicidal subject ended peacefully in Putnam Township Wednesday.

Bumpy Railroad Crossing In Downtown Brighton Slated For Reconstruction

The CSX railroad crossing on Main Street in downtown Brighton will undergo complete reconstruction and be closed to traffic all next week.

Genoa Township Board Approves Changes For Odd Parcel On Chilson Road

A property owner who has been at odds with the Genoa Township board for years could soon have new flexibility with his property.

Livingston County Officials Vote To Reallocate Judgeships

In 2019, one district court judgeship will be eliminated and a circuit court seat added.

Missing Hartland Road Sidewalk Sections To Be Installed

The Hartland Township Board of Trustees discussed the state of the project with the Director of Public Works.

SEMCOG Reps To Discuss 2045 Transportation Plan At Upcoming Lunch Series

The quarterly Brown Bag Lunch meeting will provide information about the long-term plan and give residents a chance to offer input.

Donation To Benefit Livingston Promise & Preschool Scholarships

A Livingston County non-profit organization has received a scholarship that will help provide local families with an educational opportunity.

Hartland Man Killed In Grand River Crash

The accident happened on Grand River, east of Burkhart Road in Howell Township around 1:20pm.

Man Escapes Green Oak Kitchen Fire Through Window

A cooking fire in Green Oak Township spread quickly but was extinguished by units from multiple departments Tuesday afternoon.

Saturday Inspections By Building Department Shuttered Until 2018

The popular service will start up again with the new construction season.

South Lyon Looks To Fill Dual Role At Wastewater Facility

Bob Martin recently retired from South Lyon to take the DPW job with Lyon Township.

Sheriff's Office Investigating Fatal Crash In Howell Township

A fatal crash in Howell Township shut down both directions of Grand River this afternoon.

Brighton Area Fire Authority's Annual 9/11 Memorial 5K Set For Saturday

Proceeds from the event will be used to fund additions to the 9/11 monument that sits in front of Station 31.

Report: Unemployment Rate Masks State's Aging, Shrinking Workforce

A new report from the Michigan League for Public Policy shows the state's workforce has shrunk by 326,000 since 2000.

Vacant Downtown Fenton Building To Receive Facelift With Grant Funds

The building on First Street has been empty for many years, but plans are underway to fix it up and attract retailers.

Trial Set For Man Charged in Brighton Bank Robbery

Brian Dewayne Ali Jr. is also facing federal charges connected to six armed robberies in Oakland and Macomb counties.

Religious School Submits Revised Plans To Move Into Church

Despite losing a federal lawsuit, a local religious school is again attempting to re-locate to a Genoa Township church.

Livingston County To Add Circuit Court Judgeship, Eliminate District Court Seat

Judgeships in Livingston County will be allocated differently following a state recommendation.

More Discussion To Come For Headlee Override Request In Howell

City officials say they are evaluating their options in addressing budget deficits which include a Headlee Override, or more cuts.

Local Officials Encourage Back To School Safety

It’s back to school time again and the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is reminding motorists to use caution and parents to have those safety talks.

Vaupel-Led Task Force Visits State Psychiatric Hospitals

The Handy Township Republican, fifth from right, co-chairs the House’s mental health task force.

Howell City Council Presents Anniversary Resolution To Cleary Family

A family-owned Irish pub in downtown Howell is celebrating 30 years and the City of Howell recently paid tribute.

City Of Brighton Collecting Items For Hurricane Harvey Relief

The City of Brighton is collecting items for those impacted by Hurricane Harvey and devastating floods along the Texas Gulf Coast.

US-23 Flex Route Project Progressing, 6 Mile Road Bridge Re-Opens In Northfield Township

As one freeway ramp closes, another re-opens in Northfield Township – marking a small victory for those who live or travel through the area.

Grand Opening Set For LACASA Collection Resale Store

A new upscale resale store to benefit victims of child abuse, domestic violence, and sexual assault will open to the public and a grand opening celebration is set.

Leader Of Michigan Democrats To Speak At Local Chapter's Fall Picnic

Brandon Dillon will be at the Livingston County Democrats Fall Picnic with other candidates for office.

Howell Police Officer Gary Mitts Retires After 21 Years

A longtime police officer with the City of Howell is retiring and recently received a proclamation in his honor.

Fenton Man Hopes Picnic Can Show Appreciation For Law Enforcement

Herman Ferguson (pictured left), feels at a young age, children should be taught that officers are in the community to protect citizens, not victimize them.

Fenton Woman Enters Pleas In Stabbing Incident

32-year-old Kathryn Marie Serra of Fenton entered pleas to reduced charges and agreed to testify truthfully against her co-defendant.

South Lyon Fire Department Gets Improved ISO Rating

Fire protection in the City of South Lyon is in the top 1% in Michigan – which could potentially yield insurance savings for residents.

Law Enforcement & Advocates Unite For Change At Local Addiction Conference

Project Hope's event aimed to bring awareness to drug addiction and overdose, and the impact both are making locally and nationally.

Event Will Celebrate Those Who Donate Their Time

The annual Cheers to Volunteers event will take place September 28th at the Howell Opera House.

Entrepreneurial Conference Coming To Downtown Howell

The Howell Area Chamber of Commerce is bringing the MSU Extensions' annual Connecting Entrepreneurial Communities Conference downtown in October.

Charges Filed In Death Of Inmate Convicted In Livingston County

Rodriguez Montez Burks of Muskegon was killed July 20th at the Alger Maximum Correctional Facility in Munising.

Kroger Expansion Project To Start In Brighton Township

Officials say demolition of other stores in the Kroger Complex will get underway first.

Brighton Freight Company Accepting Donations For Hurricane Relief

Matrix Transportation will be accepting donations all September with trucks leaving for Texas each Friday.

Busy Roads & Stepped Up Patrols This Labor Day Weekend

With a busy holiday travel weekend expected, Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy urges safety and patience.

Warrant Requested For Woman Who Made False Report Of Drunk Bartender

Lisa Culbertson of Gregory, who falsely reported a bartender was drunk on the job, failed to appear for arraignment last week.

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