Woman Convicted In Sex Trafficking Case Gets Prison

The former Livingston County woman was previously convicted on a single count of conducting a criminal enterprise, related to a sex trafficking operation involving underage girls.

Livingston County Technical Rescue Team To Benefit From Rover Pipeline Donation

Emergency management departments in three counties including Livingston were presented with $10,000 checks today from the Rover Pipeline Company.

Brighton Supt. Says Protocols in Place to Deal with School Shootings

The Brighton school board was asked Monday how it is prepared to deal with a school shooting if it should happen at a Brighton school.

Outdoor Warning Siren Test Saturday

Outdoor weather warning siren testing is starting up again this weekend.

Fowlerville Schools To Hold Student Safety Discussion For Parents

Superintendent Wayne Roedel says the Thursday meeting will give parents a chance to talk about gun violence and district policies, in light of recent events.

Hoarding Task Force To Focus On Getting Help, Resources To Those In Need

The Livingston County Hoarding Task Force is aiming to serve those who may need help with respect and communication.

Green Oak Twp. Exploring Legality Of Canal Dredging

Property owners along a Whitmore Lake canal are interested in dredging both sides of the canal, however one side is without a property owner which may prohibit resident-funded improvements.

Brush Fire Under Control In Marion Township

A brush fire that began early this afternoon near the I-96 and D-19 interchange spread to 100 acres, with flames reaching the edge of the road.

Competency Exam Ordered For Man Charged With Break-In At Motorcycle Club

Kinley Kelm has been charged in connection with a break-in at the Scorpions Motorcycle Club in Lyon Township.

Theis-Sponsored Bills To Protect Minor Victims Of Sex Crimes Clears Committee

The House Law and Justice Committee passed House Bills 5530 and 5531 today.

No Foul Play Suspected In Death Of Hamburg Township Man

A medical issue is suspected in the death of a Hamburg Township man on the Lakelands Trail last weekend.

Fundraising Fashion Show Features Transformation Creations

Runway Repurposed celebrated its 10th anniversary by raising funds for the Grassroots Arts Initiative, a nonprofit that provides scholarships to student artists.

South Lyon High School Getting School Resource Officer From Oakland County

The South Lyon City Council was surprised to learn that a school resource officer from Oakland County will be utilized at South Lyon High School.

Brighton Sexual Assault Victim Addresses School Board

A Brighton High School freshman who was sexually assaulted in a highly-publicized case, and her mother, both addressed the Brighton Board of Education Monday night.

Secretary Of State To Visit Highland Elementary School For National Reading Month

Secretary Ruth Johnson will read to four kindergarten classes on Wednesday.

Community Contributors To Be Recognized At United Way Breakfast

Livingston County United Way's annual "Spirit of the Community" event honors local leaders, business partners, organizations and youth for their commitment and service to the area.

South Lyon High School To Receive An SRO

South Lyon's City Council was shocked to learn on Monday night that an Oakland County SRO will be implemented into South Lyon High School due to funding from Lyon Township.

Attorney: Lawsuit Against Judge Brennan About Truth & Justice

53rd District Court Administrator Francine Zysk filed the lawsuit against 53rd District Court Judge Theresa Brennan and Livingston County Chief Judge Miriam Cavanaugh.

System Malfunction Triggers Lockdown At South Lyon High School

The South Lyon Police Department says no issues, problems or threats were found following a room by room check of the building.

Moderate Flooding Continues Along Huron River

A flood warning remains in effect for the Huron River in Hamburg Township.

Brighton Students Advance In Destination Imagination Tournament

Two Brighton teams are advancing to the state finals.

Howell Man Charged With Stalking Headed To Trial

Edward Hulbert, a felon and registered sex offender who evaded police for over two months, has been bound over for trial on a felony stalking charge.

Microbrewery Proposed For Former Coffee Shop Space In Hartland

The building that was once home to Kahuna Coffee in Hartland Township could have a new tenant, pending officials' approval for a Special Use permit.

Milford High School Student Charged After Writing Threat On Bathroom Wall

A threat written on a bathroom wall at Milford High School has resulted in criminal charges for the 17-year-old student.

Spencer Road Re-Opens In Northfield Township

A portion of Spencer Road in Northfield Township had to be shut down due to recent heavy rains.

Community Resource Fair Connects With Home Show Attendees

The home show will showcase the Livingston County United Way’s 17th Annual Community Resource Fair.

Brighton Unified Team Wins State Crown

The Brighton Unified "Black" basketball team garnered the state championship Saturday at the state Unified Basketball Finals.

Livingston County Walk For Warmth

OLSHA's 28th Annual Walk for Warmth was a huge success as it raised funds to support utility assistance for families in need within Livingston County.

Senate Candidate Questions Opponent's Legislation To Protect CSC Survivors

A Senate candidate is raising concerns about what he feels are limitations in legislation sponsored by his opponent to protect student survivors of criminal sexual conduct.

Pat Convery Receives Ambassador Of Tourism Award

The soon-to-be-retired president of the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce has received a unique tourism award.

Pinckney Grad Leads Environment & Community Service Efforts In Flint

Zachary Hayes has started two community service clubs at UM-Flint, aided in the response to the city's water crisis and conducted research regarding the tainted water that has since been published.

Spring Weight Limits Going Into Effect To Protect Local & State Roads

The annual spring weight restrictions to protect roads go into effect at 6am Monday.

Rep. Vaupel's Humane Animal Euthanasia Bill Signed Into Law

The bill allows stronger tranquilizers to be used early in the euthanasia process to better calm and immobilize animals, making the process safer and more humane.

Democrat For Congress Talks Health Care, Gun Control, More At Town Hall Meeting

Chris Smith is running for 8th District U.S. Congress.

Brighton Students Compete In Destination Imagination Tournament

Students are taking part in the Destination Imagination Region 1 Tournament at Waterford Mott High School.

Flood Warnings, Road Closings Continue in Livingston County

The rain that fell in Livingston County this week has resulted in flood warnings and several road closures.

Huron River In Hamburg Township To Crest This Weekend

A flood warning remains in effect for the Huron River in Hamburg Township.

Fenton Schools Placed In Precautionary "Secure Mode" Thursday

Safety and security protocols were implemented following a report of a suspicious person near the Andrew G. Schmidt Middle School.

City Of Brighton Releases 2017 Annual Report

The document highlights progress made last year and what some focuses for 2018 will be.

Brighton in State Unified Basketball Finals

The Brighton Unified basketball squads will be going to Kalamazoo Saturday for the State Unified Basketball Finals at Western Michigan University, sponsored by Special Olympics.

Sanitary Sewer Overflow Discharge In City Of Howell

A sanitary sewer overflow was reported in the City of Howell, with heavy rains and snowmelt to blame.

Marion Township Working Towards New Noise Ordinance

The Board of Trustees believes an existing zoning ordinance can fill the need if turned into a general ordinance.

League Of Women Voters Reboots Efforts In Livingston County

The LVW is a non-partisan organization focused on informing voters and encouraging them to vote.

Livingston County Middle School Honor Band Performs Tonight

An all-star assembly of middle school band students from across Livingston County will host their inaugural performance tonight.

Training Exercise Planned In Brighton For Aftermath Of Active School Shooter

On Tuesday, March 6th, a simulation will be held on how to react after an active shooter situation. It will take place at Maltby Intermediate School on Bauer Road between 10am and 2pm.

Livingston Walk For Warmth Aims To Raise Over $92,000

Saturday's fundraiser benefits local residents facing utility shut-off notices, helping to keep their heat on during the cold winter months.

Police Investigate Student Argument At Whitmore Lake High School

A police investigation is underway after a student altercation at Whitmore Lake High School.

Public Comment Requested For Water Resources Plan

SEMCOG's plan focuses on protecting and restoring water resources in southeast Michigan.

Scranton Middle School Students Walkout Wednesday In Support Of Shooting Victims

Wednesday marked one week to the day since the tragic school shooting in Florida and around 200 students at Scranton Middle School held a walkout, along with others across the nation.

Community Says Thank You And Farewell To Howell Chamber President

A celebration was held Tuesday for Pat Convery, who is retiring March 2nd after 28 years with the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce.

Yum Yum Tree In Downtown Brighton To Close

The well-known restaurant and ice cream shop in downtown Brighton is shuttering its doors after this weekend.

15 Years Later, Still No Answers In Cold Case Murder

19-year-old Anthony “Nikki” Nicholas was found shot to death in a farmhouse on property between M-36 and Spicer Road on February 21st, 2003.

Health Department Investigating Tuberculosis Exposure

A healthcare worker diagnosed with TB may have come into contact with staff and patients at St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor and Livingston hospitals and the South Lyon Senior Care and Rehab facility between May of 2017 and January of 2018.

Local Students Hold Walkout In Memory Of Florida Shooting Victims

200 students at Scranton middle School took part in today's walkout.

Flooding Forces Road Closures In Various Communities

Recent heavy rains are to blame for closures in various areas.

Eviction Filed Against Owners Of Longtime Brighton Clothing Store

The landlord of the building at 306 W. Main Street, currently occupied by Beverly Rae’s, has filed suit to evict the owners of the longtime women’s clothing store.

Groundbreaking In April For Emagine Theater In Hartland

It’s almost show time for the planned movie theater in Hartland Township.

Officials Clarify Difference Between Service & Companion Animals

The clarification of the rules was prompted by a request from a resident who wanted to bring her Maltese, which she carries in a carrier around her neck, onto a bus.

Teen Held On $10 Million Cash Bond For Online Threat Against South Lyon High School

Ryan Robert Debruyne of Green Oak Township was arraigned Tuesday after threatening to re-enact the Florida shooting at South Lyon High School.

Fenton DDA Commits Funds To Support Riverwalk Improvements

The DDA's $41,000 commitment is the last piece needed to apply for a grant from the MDNR.

New Veterinary Services Clinic Coming To Genoa Township

Four Seasons Veterinary Services will occupy space in the Kil’s Tae Kwon Do building on Grand River.

Senator Hune Returns More Than $4,600 Of Budget Back To State

Senator Joe Hune is returning taxpayer budget funds to the state.

Legislation To Protect Juvenile Sex Assault Victims Gets First Hearing

State Representative Lana Theis introduced the bill package in response to a recent case where a 16-year-old Brighton Township teen pleaded guilty to 1st degree criminal sexual conduct, involving multiple victims.

Teen Threatens To Re-Enact Florida Shooting At South Lyon High School

A student that made a threat through social media to re-enact the Florida shooting at South Lyon High School this past weekend could face charges.

Livingston's CPL Rate Increasing Faster Than Statewide Average

In the 14 months that the state legislature eliminated county gun board, Michigan has seen a 25% increase in concealed pistol licenses. In Livingston County, that rate is 28%.

No Additional Jail Time For Milford Man In Attempted Burning Of Mail Truck

24-year-old Giovanni May was sentenced today to 270 days in jail, but has already served 349 days.

League Of Women Voters To Restart Livingston County Chapter

Locally, the organization will be called the LWV Ann Arbor Area, Brighton-Howell Area Unit. Its first meeting will be held Wednesday at the Howell Carnegie District Library.

Student Success Found In Implementing Post-Secondary Initiatives

Counselors at Hartland High School say progress is being made through a number of initiatives that encourage students to explore and develop a post-high school plan.

Brighton Fire Department To Get New Air Packs & Thermal Cameras

The department will be obtaining 71 new air packs, along with the corresponding face pieces, to replace units that are 10 years old.

Trio Arrested In Connection With Multiple Home Invasions

Three area men are behind bars in connection with a slew of home invasions targeting Asian business owners.

Congressional Candidate To Hold Town Hall Forum In Howell

Chris Smith, a public policy and law professor at Michigan State University’s School of Criminal Justice, is running for the Democratic nomination to the 8th Congressional District.

Student Reports Potential Threat At South Lyon High School

A student is being commended for informing authorities of a potential threat at a local high school.

Marion Township Resident Files For 47th State House Seat

Colleen Turk says she is running for the Democratic nomination for the seat currently occupied by Republican Hank Vaupel, who she “has a lot of respect” for, although they “have different ideas about what’s best for our area and our state.”

Consumers Energy To Close All Coal Plants By 2040

Consumers Energy President and CEO Patti Poppe says moves are part of an initiative to slash emissions of heat-trapping gases that cause global warming.

US-23 Flex Route Project Feedback Deemed Positive

The Michigan Department of Transportation says the US-23 Flex Route is performing as intended.

Fowlerville Church To Host Teen Drug Use Awareness Session

“Drugs 101” targets parents and adults, providing information to help them identify potential drug use.

Gun Raffle Canceled In Aftermath Of Florida Massacre

The South Lyon Football Boosters made the decision in light of what they called "the sensitivity of the issue coupled with the untimely tragedy."

Two Years After Fenton Twp. Family's Death, Family & Friends Work Through The Grief

Len and Heather Quasarano and their four children went to sleep inside their home in the Stony Brook subdivision on February 19th, 2016 and never woke up.

KLAA Unified Basketball League Concludes First Season

Each team consists of three special education students and two general education students.

Green Oak Twp. Signs Contract For M-36/Leman Road Pathway

A contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation guarantees the township won't sell or abandon the non-motorized path and will maintain it.

Howell Manufacturing Plant Fire Causes Minor Damage

The Howell Area Fire Dept. responded to a fire Saturday at the Groupo Antolin plant west of Howell across from the county airport.

Rezoning For Adult Foster Home Will Allow Double Capacity

Blue Heron Pond in Green Oak Township received a recommendation for approval from the Planning Commission.

Pete Hegseth To Headline Annual Lincoln Day Dinner

The well-known political analyst and conservative media commentator will headline the Livingston County Republican Party’s 2018 Lincoln Day Dinner.

Family Fun Day Coming To Parker Middle School

Family Fun Day: Celebrate Reading will take place on Saturday, March 10th.

Brighton to Lose Assistant to the City Manager

Brighton Assistant to the City Manager Jessica Leinhardt will be leaving her post in March to accept a position with the Canadian Consulate in Detroit.

Brighton Twp. Clerk Announces Candidacy For 42nd House Seat

Brighton Township Clerk Ann Bollin has filed to run for the 42nd state representative seat being vacated by Lana Theis, who is running for the State Senate.

Case Proceeding Against Fenton Township Teen In Fatal Shooting

A missing autopsy report had delayed proceedings against 17-year old Abdurrahman Ahmed Akl is charged as an adult with open murder in the shooting death of 18-year-old Brady Morris.

Legislature Grants Tax Relief Bills Final Approval

The legislation is co-sponsored by State Senator Ken Horn who represents the 32nd District, which includes Fenton Township and Linden.

Negotiations Continue For Man Charged In Foreclosure Scam

Lawrence Sefa of Tyrone Township is facing 30 charges connected to an alleged mortgage foreclosure scam in which he reportedly stole thousands of dollars from Michigan residents.

Crash Shuts Down Portions Of I-96 Near Webberville

A man and woman were injured in a Friday crash near Webberville.

Sheriff: Get Information From The Source, Not Social Media

Sheriff Mike Murphy is cautioning the public about perpetuating things that are not true on social media after unfounded threats in Hartland Schools.

PUD Amendment Paves Way For Culver's In Green Oak Township

The amendment would allow for a second restaurant with a drive-through window in the PUD at Whitmore Lake Road and Lee Road.

MSU Trustee Candidate To Speak In Livingston County Next Week

East Lansing resident Dennis Denno is running as a Democrat for the MSU Board of Trustees, which has been under fire for its handling of the Larry Nassar scandal.

Joint Venture Finalized For Operation Of St. Joe Chelsea Hospital

Saint Joseph Mercy Health System and Michigan Medicine, the academic medical center of the University of Michigan, have signed a definitive joint venture agreement for the 133-bed St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea hospital.

Online Threat Closes Stockbridge Schools For Two Days While Rumors In Hartland Deemed "Not Credible"

Stockbridge Schools were closed Wednesday and Thursday after an online threat lead to an arrest, while classes in Hartland Consolidated Schools are taking place after a rumor turned out to be not credible.

Brighton Man Facing Child Porn Charges

65-year-old Todd Burton turned himself in at the 21st District Court, following an investigation conducted by the Michigan State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

Brighton Schools Now Have NARCAN for Drug Overdoses

The Brighton Area Schools is now equipped to administer an antidote for a student who is overdosing on opioids, including heroin.

New Recycling Standards In China Could Affect Local Residents

Julie Cribley of Recycle Livingston calls the new standard "almost impossible to meet" and believes this could jump start greater recycling efforts in the States.

City of Brighton Hires New City Clerk

The Brighton City Council has confirmed the appointment of Tara Brown as the new city clerk.

Judge Suzanne Geddis Announces Candidacy For New Circuit Court Seat

One of Livingston County’s three District Court Judges, Suzanne Geddis, has announced her candidacy for an open seat in the 44th Circuit Court.

Howell Man Sentenced To Prison For Car Crash Death

Authorities said 20-year-old Jordan Watson of Howell had a blood-alcohol content four times the legal limit when his vehicle crashed through the attached garage of a Waterford Township home.

Women Go Red For Heart Health Awareness

More than 200 women interested in learning more about heart disease attended the 5th annual Livingston County Goes Red for Women luncheon.

Brighton Area Schools Maxed Out on Snow Days

The Brighton Area Schools has already reached the maximum number of snow days it is allotted by the state - without having to make up any more lost classroom time.

Community Weighs In On Proposed Power Plant For Handy Twp.

At the township's Planning Commission meeting Wednesday, a number of residents spoke for and against the plant that could cost as much as $1 billion dollars to construct.

Nine Couples Say "I Do" At Howell Coffee Shop

Howell Firefighter and ordained minister Bill Fenton teamed with Uptown Coffeehouse to make Valentine's Day "Free Wedding Day."

Hamburg Township Named Among 10 Safest Cities In Michigan

The township came in third place, with South Lyon coming in fifth and Milford at ninth.

State Police Remind Motorists To Slow Down & Move Over For Emergency Vehicles

Since September, Michigan State Police Brighton Post troopers have had three close calls while policing traffic crashes when their vehicles were struck by motorists.

Southeast Elementary Building To Be Used As Preschool & High School

The Howell Public Schools Board of Education recently approved two initiatives for the building; an early childhood education program and a non-traditional high school.

Fowlerville Man's Appeal Of Sex Assault Conviction Rejected

33-year-old Jeremy Alan Slayden’s conviction arose from the sexual assault of his daughter’s 13-year-old friend in February of 2016.

City Of Howell Contributes Funds To Fillmore County Park Development

The county-owned park is being developed in phases with funding help from a federal grant and local units of government.

City Of Howell Moves Toward New Sewer & Water Fee Schedule

The city is planning on adopting a method that’s based on the size of the physical connection to the system, instead of "guessing" how many REUs to assign a use.

Brighton Unified Basketball Game To Benefit Special Olympics

The Brighton Unified Team, which consists of students with disabilities and those from the general student population, will play Northville Wednesday at Brighton High School.

Former Council Candidate Files Discrimination Complaint

Joyce Clohosey, who was interviewed January 18th for an open council seat, filed the complaint this week with the Michigan Department of Civil Rights.

Seminar Discusses Correlation Between Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking

A representative from LACASA and a Homeland Security special agent spoke at the event, hosted by Brighton High School's Teens Advocating Against Domestic Assistance.

Howell Alliance Community Creates Safe Spot For Students

The groups welcomes students of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Police Investigating Incident In Gregory Involving Child

The driver reportedly said to the child, "I see you little kid, get in." The child then ran away.

Experts Discuss Barriers & Opportunities To Autonomous Vehicles

The current state and future direction of the autonomous vehicle industry were discussed at the event held by the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce.

First Candidate Steps Up For Open Circuit Court Judge Seat

Dennis Brewer, the former president of the Livingston County Bar Association, has announced his candidacy for an open seat on the 44th Circuit Court in Livingston County.

Foundation To Match Donations Up To $10,000 For Annual Hockey Game

Steven Bearden from the Von Voigtlander Foundation says the proceeds will benefit North Star Reach, Livingston County Shop With a Cop, The Arc of Livingston, Reaching Higher and the Michigan Lupus Foundation.

Grand River Repaving & Water Main Replacement Through Howell Planned For 2020

The Michigan Department of Transportation has confirmed Grand River from M-59 to National Street will be repaved in the summer of 2020.

Meteorite Found On Zukey Lake Set For Auction

Ashley Moritz of Royal Oak found the meteorite on Zukey Lake in Hamburg Township four days after the January 16th incident.

Hune Maintains Perfect Voting Record For 2017

Hune’s total number of uninterrupted votes is 5,646 - the longest streak in the Senate by 650.

Licenses Approved For New Brewing Company In Howell Township

A new brewery looking to occupy a vacant location on Mason Road received approval for three licenses from Howell Township's board.

Leslie Man Admits To Assault & Fleeing In Fowlerville Police Chase

Brian Cremeans struck two public safety workers with his car before fleeing from police in the December 9th incident.

Commissioners Adopt Resolution In Support Of "The Wall That Heals"

The traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. is headed to Livingston County in August.

Meeting Set Wednesday In Handy Township On Proposed Power Plant

The Handy Township Planning Commission will consider a plan at its meeting Wednesday to construct an electrical power plant on 145 acres located at Mason and Truhn Roads.

Outcome Of Lawsuit Could Determine Sewer System Rates

Brighton Township officials recently discussed maintaining status quo rates for the 2018/2019 fiscal year, however pending litigation could change that.

Free Marriage Services Offered At Local Coffee Shop Wednesday

Howell resident and ordained minister Bill Fenton will be marrying couples for free on Valentine's Day at Uptown Coffeehouse in downtown Howell.

MDOT Busy Patching Potholes

The Michigan Department of Transportation has been busy patching potholes and motorists are encouraged to report problem areas.

Prosecutor Reviewing Report On Bogus Fundraising Effort

The Brighton Police Department turned over their report last week into a potential fraudulent GoFundMe account called “Candace Kicks Cancer” that had been set up for Candace Streng.

Developer Interested In Bringing Apartments To Hartland Towne Square

The property's management company recently met with Hartland Township officials to discuss rezoning 20 acres of the property from commercial to multiple-family residential.

Local Woman Looking For Owners Of Wedding Album

Tracy Banish found a couple's wedding album in a hutch she recently purchased from the Walnut Street Marketplace & Howell Holiday Boutique in downtown Howell.

Gathering Will Focus On Future Of Autonomous Vehicles

Organizers say with Livingston County being home to many Tier 1 and Tier 2 manufacturing facilities that support the automotive industry, the topic will become more and more important for the county to be well-versed and highly knowledgeable about

Local Dentistry Encourages Healthy Habits With Bike Contest

My Community Dental Centers, located on Byron Road in Howell, is celebrating National Children's Dental Health Month by giving away a bicycle and helmet.

Green Oak Township Teen Crushed By Car Passes Away

16-year-old Tanner Bryan had been recovering in the intensive care unit of the Children’s Hospital in Detroit, but succumbed to his injuries Monday.

One Killed In Crash On U.S. 23 Near Fenton

The crash involved at least a half a dozen semi-trucks and a dozen other vehicles, leaving a severely damaged sedan at the scene.

Free Tax Preparation Sites In Livingston County

Free tax preparation is again being offered to Livingston County residents.

Local Resident Killed After Crashing Into Pet Supply Store

A 77-year-old Hamburg Township man is dead after crashing his car into The Wild Indoors Pet Supplies store.

Hartland Veteran To Compete For Awareness Of Homeless Issue

Hartland resident and Army veteran, Kelly Meade, has reached the semifinals of the Ms. Veteran America competition. In June, she will be competing in Arlington, Virginia with the hopes of making the finals held in Washington D.C. in October.

Man Involved In Restaurant Break-Ins Gets Prison

22-year-old Wyatt Marshall was sentenced Thursday to a minimum of one year in the Michigan Department of Corrections to a maximum of ten years.

Funeral Services Set For Teens Killed In Car Crash

Juliana Ward-Brown, a Howell High School student, and Darian Locklear, a Brighton High School student, both 16, were on their way to hockey practice in Lansing Tuesday when their vehicle went out of control as they drove westbound on I-96, entered the median and hit a tree near Williamston Road.

Coon Lake Road Homeowners Want Road Re-designated As Primary

Becoming a primary road would open up the ability to share in state funds for improving the road.

Howell Man Enters Plea In Car Crash Death

20-year-old Jordan Watson of Howell pleaded no contest to 2nd degree murder for the death of 19-year-old Gage Remsberg of Highland Township, but later tried to withdraw the plea,

Brighton PSD Holds Final Meeting on Proposed Assessment

The four meetings on the proposed downtown Brighton building assessment hike have all been held, and the next step is determining the amount to be requested of City COuncil.

New Museum Exhibit To Explore Manufacturing During WWII

Manufacturing Victory: The Arsenal of Democracy will be on display at the Yankee Air Museum Feb 15 - May 15.

Winter Weather Advisory Prompts Local Snow Emergencies

The cities of South Lyon, Howell, and Brighton, and the village of Pinckney have declared snow emergencies with the forecast calling for a significant accumulation of snow.

Stockbridge Man & Williamston Man Reject Sex Assault Plea

27-year-old Vincent Albert Gentilozzi of Williamston and 33-year-old Jon McClain Martin of Stockbridge are alleged to have assaulted a 17-year-old female in Stockbridge Township in 2015.

Rep. Vaupel’s Bill Allowing More Humane Animal Euthanasia Headed To Governor

House Bill 4813 would provide safer animal euthanasia and expanded tranquilizer options.

Thieves Targeting Vehicles In Parking Lots

Victims had left purses, bags, and valuables in plain sight inside their vehicles.

Northfield Township To Revise Zoning Ordinance

The Planning Commission will address urgent needs and conduct a thorough technical review of the ordinance.

Communities Stunned By Death Of Teens

Juliana Ward-Brown, a Howell High School student, and Darian Locklear, a Brighton High School student, both 16, were killed Tuesday while on their way to hockey practice.

New Legislation Would Protect Young Victims Of Sex-Based Crimes

State Representative Lana Theis' proposed bill package would require expulsion of convicted students and keep them away from the victims.

Milford Man Who Led Police On Car And Foot Chase Enters Plea

After Howell police attempted to pull Jonathon Liddy over, he sped off, crashed his vehicle, and then tried to make a run for it.

Livingston County Teens Killed In Crash Near Williamston Identified

The victims, Juliana Ward-Brown and Darian Locklear, were heading west on I-96 when their vehicle went out of control, entered the median and hit a tree.

Hartland Township Officials Discuss Rising Fire Budget

The Board of Trustees discussed the rising cost of operations with Fire Chief Adam Carroll, Tuesday night.

Final Input Meetings Set Thursday For PSD Assessment Increase Plan

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

Cardboard Sled Races And More Coming To Kensington

The first Winter STEM Olympics and Cardboard Sled Races are taking place at the Metropark on Saturday.

Lawsuit Against GM For Proving Grounds Contamination Moved To Federal Court

Attorney Alexander Memmen is representing a group of the residents who have filed suit and says the action to move the lawsuit was initiated by GM.

Fowlerville Schools To Bring $17.5 Million Bond Proposal Before Voters

School officials say the $17.5 million would address infrastructure improvements at buildings throughout the district.

Winans Lake Road Scheduled For Improvements In Hamburg Township

Winans Lake Road is on the list of upcoming seasonal construction projects.

Crimes Committed In South Lyon Are Stable, Slightly Down

Calls for service are slightly up, but arrests and violations remain consistent from year to year, if not slightly down in 2017.

10th Annual Runway Repurposed Set To Show Off Creative Designs

60 area designers will be showcasing their work later this month at the annual fundraiser that combines the art of fashion design with the creative use of donated fabric.

Convery Announces Plans To Retire As Howell Chamber President

After 28-years with the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce, the last 15 as president, Pat Convery said today she will retire, effective Friday, March 2nd.

Woman Found Competent To Stand Trial In Shooting Death Of Pregnant Linden Woman

Jacquelyne Tyson has been found competent to stand trial in the shooting death of a pregnant Linden woman and her co-worker.

Fenton Approves Loose Center To Enter New Funding Agreement

Fenton's City Council agreed to end their current agreement with The Loose Center to help give the senior center a more consistent form of funding.

Livingston Dental Center Celebrates One Year Anniversary

The Livingston Dental Center is celebrating one year of serving the community.

Legislation Introduced To Reform Michigan's Mental Health Care System

Legislation has been introduced by State Rep. Hank Vaupel and others that make up a mental health task force.

Livingston County Dispatch First In State To Earn Police Accreditation

This achievement also places the 911 center 15th in the world to become an Emergency Police Dispatch Accredited Center.

Culver Road Tops List Of Needed Road Repairs In Brighton Township

Brighton Township officials are exploring what road projects the municipality can afford to fund in 2018.

Fowlerville Man Found Dead After Falling Through Ice On Saginaw Bay

The bodies of 73-year-old Dennis Shaw of Fowlerville and 69-year-old Willard Slider of Caro were found in water roughly 4 feet deep.

Milford Man Enters Plea After Trying To Set Mail Truck On Fire

24-year-old Giovanni May was arrested last year after telling officers he tried to set a mail truck on fire in Milford.

Fowlerville Man Found Dead After Falling Through Ice On Saginaw Bay

The bodies of 73-year-old Dennis Shaw of Fowlerville and 69-year-old Willard Slider of Caro were found in water roughly 4 feet deep.

Agatha Christie Classic Selected For Community Reading Program

Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express has been chosen as the Livingston Reads: One Book, One Community choice for 2018.

Thrift Store Rivalry Results In Police Intervention

South Lyon Police say they were called to the Salvation Army thrift store on North Lafayette Street last Wednesday on the report of a dispute between two patrons.

Local Blood Donation Events To Be Held Through February

Blood donations decline during the winter months and the American Red Cross will be holding several blood drives in Livingston County to maintain a sufficient supply.

Pleasant Valley Road Overpass To Reopen In November

The Pleasant Valley Road bridge in Brighton Township should be back open to the public by late fall.

Owosso Woman Killed In Snowmobile Crash

Troopers called to a wooded area of Berrien County early Saturday found the woman dead at the scene

Roadies To Reopen In Downtown Brighton

The restaurant and bar, which burned down in 2014 at its original location in Hamburg Township, will be located at 205 West Main, the site of the former Wildernest.

School Closings For Monday, February 5th

New Patrol Officer Hired for Brighton Police Dept.

The Brighton Police Department's newest patrol officer was sworn in at Thursday's City Council meeting.

Brighton Council Sets Public Hearing Date for Condo Project

Plans are moving ahead for a project that that, if approved, would result in 15 new, 3-story condominiums in the North Second and Center Street neighborhood of Brighton.

Tree Trimming & Removal Project Starts Monday

Tree trimming and removal efforts are getting underway along North Territorial Road in Northfield Township.

CSPA Robotics Team Receives Decree From Governor, Local Lawmakers

Site Plan Approval Moves New Green Oak Police Station Toward Construction

Construction of Green Oak Township’s new police station could begin soon, as the last of necessary approvals for project plans roll in.

Woman Admits To Cashing Fake Check At Local Bank

Danielle Anderson of Dearborn Heights attempted to cash a fraudulent check at the First National Bank branch in Genoa Township and successfully did so at the Fowlerville branch.

Jail Ordered For Local Man Who Sent Nude Pictures To Teen

18-year-old Craig Holland of Gregory was recently sentenced to one year in jail and three years of probation for sending naked pictures of himself to a 13-year-old girl.

Local Woman Appointed To Michigan Civil Rights Commission

Alma Wheeler Smith is among those appointed by Governor Rick Snyder to the Michigan Civil Rights Commission.

Howell City Council Approves Policies & Amendments

Changes to the 2018 personnel policies manual were approved, along with credit card and payment authorization policies.

Lansing Man Killed In Fowlerville Crash

A 70-year-old Lansing man was driving a Chevrolet Camaro westbound on Garden Lane near Gregory Road when he crossed over the center line.

Theis-Sponsored Bill Package Would Eliminate Automobile No-Fault Insurance

Another effort to repeal Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance system is underway by State Representative Lana Theis and five colleagues.

Sheriff's Office Identifies Fatal Crash Victim

Kelly Estep of Howell was killed in the Wednesday night crash in Oceola Township.

Woody Says Keep The Coats and Gloves Around For Six More Weeks

Woody refused to budge from her house this morning at the Howell Nature Center in Marion Township

Brighton Council Finalizes Headlee Override Ballot Language

City voters will be asked then to approve a 4.35-mill proposal that would bring the city’s millage rate up to the 20-mill charter-approved maximum.

Bigelow Road Improvements Likely On Hold Til Late 2018

Oceola Township officials have faced challenges getting the intersection at Latson Road improved for years.

Snyder Signs Bill Adding New Circuit Judge For Livingston County

A new judge will be elected to the 44th Circuit Court in November. However, that person will serve an eight-year term rather than the normal six-year term.

Online Fundraising Campaign To Get Van For Quadriplegic Milford Van

An online fundraising campaign aims to help get a new vehicle for a quadriplegic Milford man after a deer damaged his wheelchair-accessible van.

New Agreement Secures Funding For Linden Senior Center

An agreement between Loose Center officials and Southern Lakes Parks and Recreation will allocate $73,000 per year to the senior center beginning in 2019.

Navigating Autonomous Vehicle Technology Next Good Morning Livingston Topic

A popular breakfast series is serving up another progressive discussion centered on navigating autonomous vehicle technology.

Presentation Offers Insight To Brighton Parents On Social Media

Brighton High School Police Liason Officer Chris Parks warned parents that their kids are smart and are trying to outsmart them every day.

Event Will Connect Community To Resources & Services

The Livingston County Homeless Continuum of Care Committee hosts the free event each year to help connect people with needed information, resources and free services in a family friendly environment.

Lyon Township Officials, Developer Settle Lawsuit Over Rezoning Request

15 of 18 acres at 10 Mile Road and Milford Road will be rezoned commercial property with the remaining 3 to be a buffer for residents and protect their water supply.

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