Pharmacist Gets 8 Years In Prison For Fungal Meningitis Outbreak

Pharmacist Glen Chin is headed to prison in connection with the deadly 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak.

Despite Criticism, MSU Board Names Engler As Interim President

The appointment of the former Republican governor may prompt a no confidence vote by MSU faculty.

Milford Man Heads To Trial On Arson Charges

24-year-old Giovanni May walked into the Milford Police Department and told officers he tried to set a mail truck on fire.

Health Improvement Plan Making Progress In Key Areas, Officials Say

The Community Health Improvement Plan looks to improve local residents' health and wellness in ten priority areas.

Highland Township Officials Seeking Proposals For New Fire Stations

Fire Chief Ken Chapman said the aging current facilities are riddled with issues and too small for the department's current operations.

Mumps Scare Prompts Cleaning Of Brighton Elementary School

Although a case of potential mumps exposure turned out to be a false alarm, officials with Brighton Area Schools say it was a good time to test current systems in place.

Objections Aired At Brighton PSD Meeting To Proposed Assessment Hike

Brighton's Principal Shopping District is holding a series of public meetings to get input on a proposed increase in the current assessment on downtown properties.

Fundraising Campaign Reaches Goal For Critically Injured Teen

A crowdfunding campaign has reached its goal for a South Lyon teen who was critically injured when a car he was working on fell on top of him.

New Condominiums Coming To Fenton Township

Ninety single family attached and detached units will be developed on Lahring Road.

Report: Engler Will Serve As Interim MSU President

A high-ranking Michigan State University official says former Gov. John Engler will be named interim president Wednesday amid the fallout over sexual assaults.

Brighton Twp. Sewer Users Say Settlement Misses The Mark

The source of the $1.5 million settlement remains in dispute, with the litigants insisting it is not coming from the township's general fund as has been asserted.

Cleary President Gets 5-Year Contract Extension

President and CEO Jayson Boyers took over the position in 2015 from longtime President Tom Sullivan.

Pinckney Team Among Top Finishers In Futuristic Design Competition

The team, from Navigator Upper Elementary School in Pinckney, took fifth place in the state at the Future City competition held earlier this month in Novi.

Former Brighton Woman Under Investigation For Bogus GoFundMe Account

Brighton Police are investigating a potential fraudulent GoFundMe account called “Candace Kicks Cancer” that had been set up for Candace Streng.

Proposed Condo Development Moving Forward In Downtown Brighton

Approvals are nearly in order for Second Street Lofts, a new, three-story residential development.

County Hires New Elections Coordinator

Joe Bridgman replaces Brenda Meeks who resigned shortly after the November election. Bridgman was the Deputy Township Clerk in Huron Township.

Theis On Committee Investigating Nassar Scandal At MSU

State Rep. Lana Theis of Brighton Twp. serves on the House Law and Justice Committee, which has given MSU until Feb. 9th to come up with all relevant documents.

LESA Early Childhood Programs Enrolling For 2018-2019

Enrollment for early childhood programs is getting underway throughout Livingston County.

Police Advise Of Bogus "Candace Kicks Cancer" GoFundMe Account

Local authorities are notifying the public about a fake online crowdfunding account.

Brighton PSD Input Meetings Start Tuesday On Proposed Assessment

The current multi-year assessment is set to expire in April with no replacement decided upon.

Howell City Council To Hold Annual Retreat

Priorities for the City of Howell will be nailed down during the upcoming retreat on February 3rd.

MSP Angel Program Expands Countywide

The program, which lets those suffering from addiction come into any State Police post for help, is now available at all law enforcement agencies in Livingston County.

Polar Plunge A Huge Success For Livingston County Special Olympics

Brighton High School once again hosted The Polar Plunge this year to help raise funds and awareness for Livingston County High School.

Son Of WWII Veteran To Share His Father's War Experiences

Warran Carrah tells his father's story of being shot down over France, rescued, and escaping to Switzerland in an upcoming event at the Brighton District Library.

Tyrone Twp. Man Charged In Foreclosure Scam Headed To Trial

Clients claim Sefa and his company took money from them up front for mortgage assistance and/or debt settlement, but never provided the promised services.

Local Lawmaker Supports Tax Relief Legislation

State Rep. Hank Vaupel is supporting a package of bills aimed at providing income tax relief for families and seniors.

Year-End Donations Up From 2016 For Livingston County Habitat For Humanity

The organization's year-end appeal brought in $7,748.50, compared to just over $5,000 in 2016.

Marchers Rally Against Racist Flyers

Approximately 120 men, women and children turned out for the march organized as a reaction to the placement of white supremacist flyers the past two weekends in Howell.

Brighton Area Fire Dept. Names Top Firefighters of Year

The Brighton Area Fire Dept. handed out awards and accolades at the annual BAFD Awards Ceremony held over the weekend.

Brighton Company Joining MEDC At Arab Health Show In Dubai

Business leaders from eight Michigan companies, including Surgical Safety Scanner of Brighton, will join the Michigan Economic Development Corporation at Arab Health exhibit in Dubai.

Local Teen Crushed While Working On Car

A South Lyon teen was critically injured after an accident while working on his vehicle.

Rep. Hank Vaupel Says Mental Health Legislation Moving In Committee

A local lawmaker says two bills related to mental health and substance abuse prevention are being taken up in committee.

Tree Removal Project Planned Along North Territorial Road

A tree removal safety project is getting underway in Northfield Township.

Coldwell Banker Town and Country Real Estate Opens Office in Downtown Howell

Revitalization continues in downtown Howell with the arrival of its newest tenant.

State Rep Candidate Receives Endorsement

Livingston County Commissioner Kate Lawrence is supporting local veteran Joe Riker in his bid for a state representative seat.

Proposed Settlement Reached In Brighton Township Sewer Lawsuit

Although a proposed class action settlement has been reached in the Brighton Township sewer system lawsuit, not everyone is in agreement.

Pinckney Board Of Education Fills Vacant Seat

Matt Maciag is the former Tech Director for Dexter Community Schools and brings a strong technology background to the district.

December Jobless Rates Increase Seasonally Across State, County

Livingston County has fell to the top two spot when it comes jobless rate rankings.

Fenton School Raising Funds For Therapy Dog

State Road Elementary is hoping to raise $8,000 for a therapy dog that will help students facing anxiety and stress.

Pat Convery Named Howell Chamber's 2017 Citizen Of The Year

Convery has been with the chamber for 28 years and is the only chamber professional to receive the Michigan Chamber Professional Award twice since its inception.

Hartland Unified Basketball Team Brings Inclusion To The Court

Hartland Unified Basketball has a mix of players with and without disabilities.

Bishop Among Lawmakers Requesting Investigation After Nassar Sentencing

Bishop called it "unacceptable" that since 1982, more than 290 coaches and officials connected to the U.S. Olympic Committee have been accused of sexual misconduct.

Fowlerville Woman Charged In Fatal Crash Headed To Trial

Sarah Fluegel is charged in the September crash that claimed the life of Hartland resident Alan Zielinski.

Crews Commended For Quick Response During Fire In Lyon Township

An electrical issue under the home likely started the fire on Wednesday.

'March Against Fear' Planned In Response To Flyers

Citizens for Unity plan to hold to hold a “March Against Fear” on Saturday to counteract what they call a, “vile act of racist intimidation directed at our neighbors.”

Fenton Police Chase Wrong Man, Still Make Arrest

A foot chase ended Monday near US-23 and North Road. However, Fenton Police said that it turned out it was not the suspect they were originally called about.

Hartland Winterfest This Saturday, No Matter What The Weather

Hartland Township officials say they’ve got the community covered in case of rainy weather during this weekend’s Winterfest event.

New Member Joins City of Howell's Downtown Development Board

Jonathan Myers says he is looking forward to connecting with local business owners about what can be done to make the city even better.

Hours Before Simon Resignation, Vaupel Votes Against Resolution Calling For Her Ouster

Vaupel of Handy Township was one of eleven lawmakers who voted against it.

Marion Twp. Man Sent To Trial For Assaulting Officers

45-year-old Patrick Gizinski is charged with felonious assault and three counts of resisting police.

Suspected Bank Robber Ordered Detained

A Howell man who told authorities he “lost his marbles” and robbed three banks has made an initial court appearance.

South Lyon Officials Working To Find Balance For Proposed Liquor License Ordinance

Business owners say the proposed ordinance is an unnecessary layer of regulation.

Brighton And Hartland High School Students Participate In Special Olympics Hoops League

This is the first time Michigan high schools have taken part in the Special Olympics Unified Basketball League.

Congressman Bishop Visits Newly Expanded Brighton Plant

Bishop talked with engineers and management of TG Fluid Systems about what they do and the state of the manufacturing industry while touring the facility.

Judge Sentences Nassar To 40 - 175 Years In Prison

The sentence, read in open court, follows 7 days of victim impact statements.

Howell Leaders Say Flyer's "Hateful Rhetoric" Does Not Represent Community

The group behind the flyers, Patriot Front, is a nationally recognized white supremacy organization.

Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Dismissing Lawsuit Over Dead Cows

The lawsuit sought damages totaling $197,500 for the death of Peggy Zlatkin's five cows, having to move her herd to a farm in Montcalm County and veterinary expenses.

Hearing Set For Expansion At The Willows

The Howell Township Planning Commission set the hearing, but tabled discussion on the site plan until issues with parking and landscaping are resolved.

Local Lawmaker, Democrats Respond To Governor's State Of The State Speech

Tuesday night marked the 8th and final State of the State address for Governor Rick Snyder and a local official and lawmaker are sharing their different perspectives.

Howell Choir And Band Students To Perform At State Music Conference

Nine students have been invited to perform with various State Honors Choirs and Bands in Grand Rapids this weekend.

Highland Township Man Offers Uber-Style Rides At Discounted Prices

Rides By Roy offers free transportation to many services around Highland Township and competitive pricing to many other destinations.

White Supremacist Flyers Found After Cultural Event In Downtown Howell

The group behind the flyers, Patriot Front, is dedicated to bringing white nationalists together under an activist banner using the phrase “blood and soil”

Bridge Street Rehabilitation Set This Year In Linden

City officials say they will repave more than half a mile of Bridge Street from the bridge over the Shiawassee River south to the city limits.

City Of Howell Wins Economic Vitality Category In Photo Contest

The City of Howell is the first winner to be announced in the Michigan Main Street Photo Contest.

Livingston County Tornado Drill Day Set For April 11th

Livingston County will be taking part in its third consecutive Tornado Drill Day to prepare county officials, employers, and families in case of an actual tornado.

Woman Charged With Fraudulent Check Scheme

23-year-old Danielle Denise Anderson of Dearborn Heights was arrested after she attempted to cash a $1,500 check that the teller deemed as fraudulent.

Interview Questions Continue To Draw Fire For South Lyon Council

Criticism about questions asked of applicants for a vacant seat on council spilled into Monday's council meeting.

Task Force Formed In Aftermath Of Sexual Assaults Moving Forward

The Social and Emotional Task Force met last week and decided to group items up for discussion into two groups, based on grade level.

Lansing Woman Charged With Bilking Genoa Twp. Man

46-year-old Jolyn Suzanne McAllister is charged with one felony count each of false pretenses $50,000 to $100,000 among other counts.

Planned Cuts & Re-Organization Could Impact Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital

Staffing cuts and changes are planned with the Detroit Medical Center system that could impact an area hospital already struggling with staffing.

Webberville Woman Killed By Suspected Drunk Driver

An off-duty Sergeant came across the crash scene on Williamston Road near Dennis Road in Wheatfield Township at about 5:30 Sunday morning.

Fundraiser Set For Non-Profit Looking to Open Recovery Home In Livingston County

A gala event at Crystal Gardens in Genoa Township will benefit The Amber Reineck House in Livingston County, in partnership with Home of New Vision.

Local Veteran In Race For GOP Nomination To 42nd State House Seat

Joe Riker from Brighton Township announced his candidacy Saturday for the Republican nomination to the 42nd state representative seat.

Despite Snowy Winter, Brighton DPW Staying On Budget

Brighton DPW Director Marcel Goch says despite many overtime hours, his hourly workers’ wages have not had a serious impact on the department’s budget.

South Lyon City Council Appoints New Member

The South Lyon City Council met last week and appointed Stephen Kennedy to fill a vacant seat after interviewing four applicants.

Missing Autopsy Report Delays Hearing In Teen's Murder Case

Both the defense and prosecuting attorneys said they lacked a copy of the report from the medical examiner’s office and could not proceed without it.

Teen Drug Use Focus Of Upcoming "Drugs 101" Seminar

The event will provide information about the many ways drugs can be used and concealed in today's culture.

Downtown Milford Development To Offer Retail, Residential, And Parking Space

The $2.5 million dollar investment will be installed at Commerce and North Main Street.

Brighton C of C Gives Michael Monroe Distinguished Citizen Award

The Brighton wildlife artist and children's book illustrator was given the Distinguished Citizen of the Year Award by the Brighton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Local Man Admits To Charges Tied To Restaurant Break-Ins

Wyatt Marshall of Marion Township recently pleaded to charges connected to the November 27th break-ins at Pizza's Champ and Arby's in Genoa Township.

Brighton DPW Using More Salt on City Streets This Winter

The Brighton DPW is using more road salt this winter than in recent years, due to a winter season with above average snowfall.

Hamburg Township Seeking New Treasurer's Assistant, Zoning Coordinator

Zoning Coordinator pays full-time salary, while the Treasurer's Assistant is part-time hourly.

Brighton Area Schools Receives Grant For STEM Programs

Brighton Area Schools has been awarded a grant that state officials say will help propel STEM education down a new and exciting path.

Green Oak Tables Request To Rezone Property For Adult Foster Care Home

The owner of the foster care home is looking to rezone to property in order to permit 12 residents, instead of the current six.

Livingston County EMS To Purchase Four New Ambulances

EMS had originally planned to purchase three, but recently lost one in an accident involving a low-hanging tree branch.

MON: Trail Projects To Be Constructed In Green Oak & Unadilla Townships

Two large trail projects are planned this year in Livingston County.

Bid Package Moves Construction Of New Green Oak Police Station Forward

The estimated $6 million police station will be located behind the township’s existing fire station off of Whitmore Lake Road, adjacent to the Legacy Center.

Local Lawmakers Support Override Of Governor's Veto On Sales Tax Relief Bill

The House recently voted to override the veto, making it the fourth override in 67 years performed by Michigan's legislature.

South Lyon Extends Trash Contract At Increased Rate

City Council approved a 4 year extension with GFL USA with a 3.5% rate increase to residents.

Students & Community Raise $28,000 For Breast Cancer Cause

A check passing ceremony culminated the fundraising that resulted in $28,000 for the St. Joe Mercy Brighton Cancer Center.

Professional Meteorite Hunter Has Luck In Hamburg Township

Seek and you shall find. That’s what one professional meteorite hunter and some others did following news of chunks landing in Hamburg Township.

Brighton Council Approves Headlee Override Request

Brighton voters will be asked to approve a proposal which would increase their city taxes but result in much-needed improvements to deteriorating city streets.

Comic & Game Chain Consolidating To Genoa Township Location

The owners of BC Comix hope the new location will become a home for comic book and tabletop gaming enthusiasts.

Former President Of Howell Chamber Passes Away

Douglas Hawes played a pivotal role in making events like Balloonfest and Melonfest more fun for the whole family.

Land Use Permit For Coffee House-Theater Approved In Brighton

What is now a women’s apparel shop in downtown Brighton could become a combined coffee house and small performing arts theater.

Local Bank Robber "Lost His Marbles"

A Howell man is facing federal charges in connection with three bank robberies.

Democratic Candidate For Secretary Of State To Speak To Local Party

Jocelyn Benson is one of two guest speakers who will spend time with Livingston County Democrats at their next meeting, January 25th.

Vaupel & CARES Task Force Unveil Report To Reform Mental Health Services

A local lawmaker who chairs a bi-partisan task force says a new report serves as a strong foundation to help improve mental health services and access to care.

Congressman Bishop Introduces Great Lakes Oil Spill Prevention Act

Congressman Mike Bishop has introduced legislation to impose additional reporting and safety standards for pipelines that cross the waters of the Great Lakes.

Brighton Township Discusses Planning, Labor Wages For New Budget

The Board of Trustees held their third budget workshop session in preparation for their 2018-19 budget.

Democratic Hopeful For Congress Not Accepting PAC Money

Elissa Slotkin said Wednesday she will not accept corporate donations in her bid to unseat Republican incumbent Mike Bishop for the 8th District.

Funding And More Approved For Pavilion On Shooting Range Grounds

The structure will provide classroom and storage space for officers training at the Hamburg Township range.

Fowlerville Man Gets Probation For Domestic Abuse Incident

A charge of domestic violence will be dismissed if Michael Fielding successfully completes his one year of probation.

Report Says State's Unemployment Insurance Worst In Midwest

The report from the Michigan League for Public Policy says Michigan's jobless can collect benefits for 20 weeks, compared with 26 weeks in all seven nearby states.

Suspected Bank Robber Arrested

A man has been arrested in connection with a bank robbery last week in Genoa Township.

Brighton Township Teen Convicted In Sex Assaults Released From Youth Center

An order allowing a Brighton Township teen convicted of sexually assaulting several girls to return home has been finalized.

NASA Expert Says Meteorites Likely Landed In Hamburg Township

Experts say parts of last night’s meteor that didn’t burn up in the atmosphere may have ended up in Hamburg Township based on its trajectory.

Players and Volunteers Sought For Charity Pond Hockey Tournament

The annual event held on Whitmore Lake benefits local families who need help affording their child's participation in youth athletic programs.

Thousands See & Hear Meteor Streak Across Michigan Sky

NASA officials say it appears to have been about one or two yards across, weighed more than a metric ton and traveled 40,000 to 50,000 miles to Earth.

County Contracts Collections Firm To Recover $30 Million In Overdue Court Fees

Of that $30 million, $20 million accounts for restitution owed to crime victims.

Arrest Of Stockbridge Man Helps Police Bust Illegal Drug Manufacturing Facility

Police say the arrest of a Stockbridge man ultimately led to the dismantling of an illegal, large scale commercial drug manufacturing facility.

Pair Accused Of Stealing Snow Plows Headed To Trial

Joshua Couden of Wixom and Albert Cook III of Webberville are accused of stealing eight plows from Beauchamp’s Landscaping on Old US-23.

Brighton District Library Announces 2018 Board Officers

Local attorney and deacon at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Patrick McDonald, will serve as board president.

Settlement Officially Ends Police Chase Lawsuit

Former Fowlerville Officer Frederick Miller was being sued by Mary Stamm on behalf of the estate of her son who died after his motorcycle crashed into Miller’s vehicle

Coon Lake Road Closed Between Bull Run & Rafferty Roads

A road closure in Iosco Township could impact traffic for a couple of weeks.

South Lyon City Council Exploring Options To Get Budget Done

With the South Lyon city manager on leave, council is looking to hire some outside help in preparing the municipality’s budget.

Volunteers Sought For 10th Annual Pink Party

An organizational meeting is set for this Thursday, January 18th at The Frontal Lobe in Howell at 6pm.

Teams & Individuals Still Being Sought For 2018 Polar Plunge

Participants of the Livingston County Polar Plunge will jump into Leith Lake, located behind Brighton High School.

Crashes Lead To Roundabout Reconstruction

An increasing number of crashes are spurring reconstruction of a roundabout in Green Oak Township.

Crash Closes Portion Of Southbound US-23 In Fenton Monday

A crash shut down a portion of southbound US-23 in Fenton Monday, causing significant travel delays.

FIRST Robotics Clubs Expand To All Howell Public Schools

The Howell Board of Education has approved FIRST Robotics Clubs in all elementary and secondary schools.

South Lyon City Council To Consider Applicants For Open Seat

Mayor Dan Pelchat has said Council may also choose someone to fill the vacancy at Thursday's meeting.

Panel Weighs In On Mass Incarceration At Cleary's MLK Day Event

The panel discussed factors affecting mass incarceration and potential solutions, offering a variety of ideas and possibilities.

Woman Found Passed Out In Car During Snow Storm

The driver passed out behind the wheel while a large amount of snow had accumulated inside the car from the windows being down.

Grant Funds To Support Local Homeless Housing & Service Programs

A local agency is receiving federal funding to help address issue of homelessness in Livingston County.

Volunteer Advocate Training Program Accepting Applications

CASA volunteers are specially trained to serve as advocates for children from Livingston County who are in the foster care system or the family court system.

Marchers Brave The Cold Sunday In Milford To Honor Dr. King

The Huron Valley Martin Luther King Jr. Day Committee once again put on a successful march held in Martin Luther King's honor in downtown Milford on Sunday afternoon

Brighton & Pinckney To Battle At LCA This Afternoon

The Brighton Bulldogs and Pinckney Pirates boys’ basketball teams will be playing each other at the Little Caesar’s Arena in Detroit.

Handy Township Sees Huge Reduction In Debt, Gets Highest Audit Rating

The township owed over $2 million dollars in chargebacks from a delinquent property at one point, but now owes about $200,000 or less.

Highland Township Board Approves Industrial Development District

New or expanding manufacturing businesses are now eligible to apply for tax breaks in Highland Township.

Millpond Restoration Squad Seeking Volunteers

The group helps support the city's Millpond Restoration Plan by cleaning up natural and man-made messes while encouraging positive environmental stewardship.

$50,000 Grant Awarded to The Bridge High School in Brighton

The Bridge High School in Brighton has been awarded a $50,000 grant to bring a STEM curriculum into the alternative school.

Additions Coming To Hartland Township Retirement Facility

Plans for a phase two for Village Manor Retirement were approved over ten years ago and will now finally come to fruition.

Williamston Man Re-Appointed To State Boundary Commission

Governor Rick Snyder re-appointed Michael Rice to the State Boundary Commission.

Police Nab Serial Burglar From South Lyon

Police believe the South Lyon man was committing the crimes to feed a drug habit.

Man Sentenced In Indecent Exposure Case In New Hudson

A man will avoid jail time in connection with an indecent exposure in New Hudson near a school bus stop.

Brighton Schools Expect $5 Million Fund Balance by End of Fiscal Year

The financial picture of the Brighton Area Schools, once a deficit district, has been a pleasant surprise to even its most ardent supporters.

Site Plan For Putnam Landscaping Company Recommended For Approval

The Planning Commission sent the site plan for Metro West Outdoor Services to the Township Board of Trustees for final approval next week.

Celebrity Dance Competition Coming To Benefit Local Seniors

Livingston County Catholic Charities' Salute to the Stars & Celebrity Dance Competition returns on March 3rd.

Sen. Debbie Stabenow Visits Downtown Howell During Small Business Tour

Stabenow met with business owners and weighed in on building the workforce, fighting for the middle class, and bringing jobs back to Michigan.

More Surveillance Photos Of Bank Robber Released

The Livingston County Sheriff's Office has released more surveillance photos of Thursday's armed robbery at Bank of America in Genoa Township.

Alverson Appointed To Economic Development Council Committee

Handy Township's Supervisor says he's looking forward to working with the EDCLC and Ann Arbor Spark on property development in the municipality.

Hartland Family Winterfest Coming To Heritage Park

Ice-less ice skating, winter-themed activities and sports, and much more for the whole family take place on Saturday, January 27th.

Suspect Sought In Armed Bank Robbery

Public assistance is being sought to identify a suspect wanted in an armed robbery at Bank of America in Genoa Township Thursday afternoon.

Marion Township Tells State That Action Plan Is Not Necessary

Officials were surprised that they received a letter by being $48 over budget on one amendable line item in their million dollar budget.

Man Caught With Heroin In Sheriff's Office Parking Lot Gets Jail Time

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

Lyon Township Looking To Establish Ordinance Permitting Campgrounds

The discussion began following a request from Wildlife LLC, who reportedly is interested in developing a campground on property near Haas Lake Park.

Hartland Consolidated Schools Looking To Hire Bus Drivers

All training is provided, which is also paid. The starting wage is $16 an hour and a signing bonus is available.

Armed Robbery At Bank Of America In Genoa Twp.

Authorities are on scene and investigating.

Police Arrest South Lyon Man For Huffing Air Duster While Driving

A South Lyon man was arrested after being found passed out in a vehicle in the middle of a road and admitted to huffing air duster.

Districts Will Need To Track Down Recipients For Returned Payments

School districts such as Brighton will receive a refund of the money owed employees and former employees with their Jan. 22nd state aid payment.

Brighton District Library To Host 10th Annual Preschool Open House

Choosing the right preschool for families is a big decision and organizers say a weekend event aims to help.

PSD Proposal To Double Assessment Draws Fire

The current multi-year assessment is set to expire in April and at this time nothing has been decided upon to replace it.

Person Extricated After Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-96

A person had to be extricated following a multi-vehicle crash on I-96 near Kensington Road in Brighton Township yesterday.

Northfield Township Land Preservation Committee Meeting Tonight

The committee aims to preserve the important rural characteristics of Northfield Township.

3-on-3 Basketball Fundraiser To Benefit BAS Families In Crisis

The I Will Right Now Foundation helps students, employees, and families in Brighton Area Schools who are facing life threatening medical emergencies.

Trio Charged In Local Restaurant Break-Ins Headed To Trial

The three Howell-area residents are facing charges connected to break-ins at the Pizza's Champ and Arby's in Genoa Township.

Prosecutor Files Appeal In Dismissed Rape Case

The case against 63-year-old Ningan Hu was dismissed in September by Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty.

Second Highland Township Dog Determined To Be Wolf-Dog Hybrid

The dog has been in the custody of Oakland County Animal Control after being surrendered voluntarily following the late November attack.

Hartland Road Sidewalk Project Out To Bid

A stretch of sidewalk from Meijer to Dunham Road will help connect the village to the commercial area.

Rezoning Approved For Barn Property Adjacent To Mueller's Orchard

Improvements and expansion are planned for a Fenton Township orchard now that a rezoning request has been approved.

Handy Township Property Being Considered As New Power Plant Location

Competitive Power Ventures has a two-year due diligence period to decide whether they'll construct a plant on the property at Mason and Truhn Roads.

Three Officers Promoted Within Milford Police Department

Two were promoted into leadership positions while a third was elevated to full-time officer.

MDOT & State Police Work To Reduce Wrong-Way Freeway Drivers

Michigan State Police say crashes involving a wrong-way driver are usually fatal because of the speed, and there have been eight fatalities in the last five years.

Traffic Light Still Slated For Installation On Latson Road At Meijer Store

The much needed traffic light should be up and running in March.

Sheriff's Office Recognized On Law Enforcement Appreciation Day

Law enforcement officers are being recognized both locally and nationwide for their service.

Green Oak Twp. Officials Plan For New Police Station, Rec Trails

The Board of Trustees has started working on the township's budget for the 2018/2019 fiscal year.

Grant To Help Fund New Autism Services Program In Howell

Excel Employment Options announced that they recently received a $60,000 grant from the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan.

Aviation Museum Again Offering Free Youth CAD Courses

Participants will be trained so they are able to examine a B-25 Mitchell Bomber factory drawing and design the same part in CAD.

Stacy Pasini Named New Howell Board Of Education President

Former Vice President Stacy Pasini moved up to the president role, while former Secretary Brent Earl will now serve as vice president.

Duane Zemper Legacy Project Receives $15,000 Grant For Bronze Sculpture

The sculpture will be placed at the Howell Carnegie District Library in downtown Howell.

Brighton Supt. Greg Gray Receives Outstanding Evaluation

Board President Andy Burchfield says Gray scored highest in the category of Community Relations, while excelling in “working with staff, students, and the board of education."

Brighton Board of Education Elects Officers for 2018

Andy Burchfield was again elected to serve as president.

Community Scholarship Program Open To High School Seniors

Local high school senior students have until March to apply for a community scholarship program.

Gas Main Break Prompts Road Closures In Brighton

The break shut down Oakridge Drive near Rickett Road and Woodlake Drive.

Hearing Set For Appeal On Evidence In Local Rape Case

The Michigan Court Appeals has set arguments next month on the appeal of a ruling by Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty.

11th Annual Community Connect At Parker Middle School February 3rd

Area residents can connect with an array of free services, resources and needed information during the 11th annual event.

Future Or Folly? Breaking Down Bitcoin

They may only exist as lines of computer code, but Bitcoin have become a much-discussed topic with the value of a single unit averaging about $15,000 as of late.

Nominations Sought For Volunteer Awards

The Livingston County United Way is asking the public to nominate people and organizations whose efforts have made a major impact over the past year.

Severe Weather Network Offers Shelter To Homeless In Livingston County

The program is a collaborative effort that utilizes local churches as overnight warming centers, January through March.

Eager Road & Bridge Work Slated For 2018 Construction

Much anticipated work to repair the bridge and road structure in Oceola Township is finally in sight.

Brighton Council Approves Security Camera Purchase

Purchase of the video cameras will come out of the police dept’s. 2017-18 Capital Improvement Project police millage budget.

Sheriff's Office Working To Locate Stolen Trailer

The trailer was stolen from the 7400 block of Denton Hill Road in Tyrone Township sometime between 10:30pm on December 7th and 10am December 8th.

Brighton OKs Contract for New Website Design, Maintenance

The Brighton City Council believes the city's website needs some updating and has approved a 5-year contract with a firm to perform the re-design work.

Brighton City Council Chooses Planning Firm

Council voted unanimously to approve hiring Giffels Webster of Detroit for auxiliary planning services.

Two Local Women Appointed To State Boards

Diane Bockhausen of Howell will serve on the Michigan State Police Retirement Board while Jordan Kennedy of Fowlerville will serve on the Michigan Board of Veterinary Medicine.

Salvation Army Still Working On Christmas Campaign Goal

The Christmas Campaign funds and supports several year-round programs like shelter and utility assistance for those in-need.

Woman Convicted On Single Count in Sex Trafficking Case

A former Livingston County woman accused of sex trafficking has been convicted of running a criminal enterprise.

Gregory Man Admits To Sending Nude Photos To 13-Year-Old Girl

18-year-old Craig Holland reportedly connected with the victim via social media.

January Is National Radon Action Month

MDEQ studies suggest 40% of Livingston County homes are at elevated levels of the invisible, odorless, radioactive gas.

Man Accused Of Molesting Boys At Birthday Party Found Competent

38-year-old Andrew Arnett is facing charges in two separate cases, both of which relate to inappropriate contact with underage males.

Great Lakes Program Coming To Brighton District Library

“Using Technology to Probe the Great Lakes” is the next program in a two-part series.

Brighton Police Looking For Church Vandals

The northeast corner of the St. Patrick Catholic School building was spray painted with red and black paint.

County Board Halfway Through Broadcasting Trial Run

Commissioner Gary Childs said they are getting around 600 views per meeting.

Church Asks to Withdraw from City of Brighton Water Agreement

A church in Brighton Township which has a water service contract with the city of Brighton is asking to be excluded from the agreement.

Pinckney School Board Looks To Fill Vacancy

Trustee Paul Samways turned in his letter of resignation December 21st, making it effective December 31st.

Two Major Projects To Impact Brighton-Area Motorists This Spring

The biggest two projects are on Challis Road in the City of Brighton and at the Lee Road/US-23 roundabout.

Livingston County's November Jobless Rate Again Best In State

Livingston County continues to hold onto the lowest jobless rate of all Michigan counties.

Mass Incarceration Will Be Focus Of Cleary University MLK Day Event

Organizers say it's "one of the most pressing social justice issues of our time..." that affects all Americans.

City Of Fenton May Be Next To Join Shiawassee River Coalition

They are the missing piece in the Shiawassee River Water Trail Conservation's coverage of the river.

Equipment Fire Prompts Partial Evacuation Of Hatch Stamping Company In Howell

A machine inside of the Hatch Robotic Welding Plant caught fire this afternoon.

Hamburg Police Fitting Patrol Officers With Body Cameras

The new cameras are expected to be delivered to the department this month.

State Police Thank Community For Generous Support Of Holiday Charities

Troopers were able to collect 622 toys for Toys for Tots and 1,432 non-perishable food items for the Salvation Army.

Howell Chamber Hosting Annual Economic Forecast Breakfast

Dr. Robert A. Dye, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist for Comerica Bank, will present his forecast for the coming year, including state and national economic trends.

Scofield Remembered As “Pillar Of The Howell Community”

Bill Scofield passed away on New Year’s Day and is being remembered for his many contributions to the Howell community.

South Lyon Selects New Fire Chief

Robert Vogel has taken the reins from former Chief Mike Kennedy, who left for a new job as assistant chief with the Ann Arbor Fire Department.

Hartland Cromaine Library Announces Book For UN-Big Read Event

The True Grit UN-Big Read kickoff event will take place at the library on January 13th.

Pinckney Library Upgrading Computers

The Pinckney Community Public Library is in the midst of some technology upgrades this week.

Milford Woman Receives Lengthy Prison Term In Husband's Beating Death

A Milford woman charged in the beating death of her husband will spend at least the next 22 years behind bars.

City Of Fenton Looking To Ease Congestion On Silver Lake Road

City Council discussed a proposed traffic study on the busy stretch of road during Tuesday's work session.

Trial Begins For Woman Charged With Human Trafficking

41-year-old Amber Speed, a former Unadilla Township resident, is facing a variety of charges, including minor sex trafficking.

Financial Resource Fairs Coming to Michigan

The Community Economic Development Association of Michigan is organizing 39 different "Show Me the Money Day" events around the state in January and February.

Parents Of Victims Not Confident In Plan For Teen Convicted of Sexual Assault

Parents of sexual assault victims say they’re somewhat happy with the outcome of a court hearing but not really confident all the recommendations will be adopted.

Commissioners Parker, Dolan Named Chair & Vice Chair Of County Board

The Livingston County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday night and elected new leadership for the coming year.

Dog From Pack That Attacked Young Girl Returned To Previous Owners

"Riley" was not involved in an attack that hospitalized a 7-year-old Highland Township girl and is back with its old family in Ohio.

Howell Area Chamber Of Commerce Announces Award Recipients

Community leaders and their 2017 Citizen of the Year will be recognized at their annual dinner January 25.

Teen Convicted In Sex Assaults To Undergo Another Psych Assessment

A safety and supervision plan has been finalized for the teen to return home, although he will need to undergo another psychological evaluation.

Applications Being Accepted For Open South Lyon City Council Seat

Applications are due back by 5pm on Wednesday, January 10th.

Nominations Being Accepted For Brighton Women's Roll Of Honor

The Roll of Honor serves to bring awareness to the general public about the contributions women have made over the years to society.

Registration Open For Runway Repurposed

The 10th Annual Runway Repurposed fashion show is seeking out prospective designers.

Investigation Related To Seizure Of Animals From Pet Rescue Complete

The investigation related to animals allegedly found in unsanitary conditions and seized from a local non-profit rescue organization is complete.

Health Officials Say Residents Should Consider Flu Shot

Flu season is here and multiple cases of influenza have already been reported in Livingston County.

Flint Man Arrested After Fleeing Police In Highland Township

Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies were called to the Mobil gas station on M-59, west of Milford Road, on the report of an attempted car theft early Friday morning.

Sentencing Set Wednesday For Milford Woman Charged In Husband's Murder

60-year-old Yvonne Cortis pleaded guilty to charges filed in the death of 68-year-old Greg Cortis, who died from injuries sustained in the November 2015 crowbar attack.

Fowlerville Schools Planning To Bring $15.3M Bond Proposal Before Voters

If approved, the money would be used for repairs, replacements, and upgrades to every building in the district.

Fundraising Underway For OLHSA's Yearly Walk For Warmth

Registration is also open for the 24th annual event.

Local Lawmaker's Bill Aids In Unemployment Insurance Agency System Reform

State Representative Joe Graves of Argentine Township says the new laws provide clarity, restore integrity, and improve accountability.

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