Brighton Police To Host Coffee With A Cop Wednesday

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

Fowlerville's Witches Night Out to Benefit Melanoma Patient Fund

This year’s charity event takes place this Saturday, October 6th, from 3 to 11pm at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds.

Brighton Area Schools' Finances Sound

The Brighton Area Schools is in sound financial shape, the annual audit of the district's finances shows.

All Schools in Brighton to Soon Have Own Therapy Dog

Although only three schools currently have therapy dogs: Hawkins, which has Scout; Maltby, which has Duncan; and Brighton High School, with Caesar; two more are scheduled to arrive around the holidays.

Super PAC Pulls Funding For Congressman Mike Bishop

The Congressional Leadership Fund is linked to House Speaker Paul Ryan and had set aside at least $2.2 million of television air time in Michigan to help defend Bishop.

Marion Officials Reject Concept Plan For Condo Development

The Board of Trustees felt the proposed development had issues with density and water retention.

Hydrant Flushing in City of Brighton Next Week

Residents with Brighton city water service are being advised of hydrant flushing next week

St. Mary Catholic School to Offer FIRST LEGO League Robotics

FIRST LEGO League teams research a real-world problem such as food safety, recycling and energy, and are challenged to develop a solution.

Volunteers Needed For Salvation Army's Great Pumpkin Classic Car Show

Volunteers are needed for an upcoming event that entertains local families and car enthusiasts, while raising funds for the Salvation Army of Livingston County.

Plans Move Forward for Cornerstone II Building in Fenton

Officials for the City of Fenton are recommending site plans be approved for a mixed-use development that has been in the works for the last couple of years.

Four Pinckney Alumni Honored At Wall Of Fame Unveiling

Jason Duika, Scott Tait, Yvonne Taylor, and John Colone were honored in a ceremony before their plaques were displayed on the Wall at PCHS.

State Representative Hank Vaupel Named Legislator Of The Year

Vaupel was chosen by the Michigan Association of Health Plans as its Legislator of the Year and received the award at a recent ceremony.

Livingston County's August Jobless Rate 3.0%

Unemployment rates fell across the state and locally in all regional labor markets in August.

Annual Fall Fashion Show Marks Quarter Century

The Arc of Livingston is holding their 25th annual Celebrity Holiday Fashion Show on November 15th at Crystal Gardens Banquet Center in Genoa Township.

34th Annual South Lyon Area Pumpkinfest This Weekend

South Lyon Police advise that there will be road closures for the festival as well as the parade.

City Of Howell To Host Next Headlee Override Informational Session

The third event in a four-part series will take place Tuesday, October 2nd from 7 to 9pm in the Livingston Educational Service Agency building.

Northfield Officials, Community Critique North Village Plans

While a revised development proposal for downtown Whitmore Lake was met with skepticism, officials are open to continue negotiations.

Suspect In Murder Of Former Pinckney Woman Bound Over For Trial

19-year-old Jamie Barsegian was found stabbed to death June 15th inside her Ypsilanti apartment.

Howell DDA Seeks Residents' Input on Future of Downtown

A survey will soon be disbursed among the community in hopes of gathering feedback on what projects and concepts residents would like to see downtown in the future.

Millpond To Be Lit Up For Domestic Violence Awareness

LACASA's Shine the Light Ceremony will honor victims, survivors, friends, and family in downtown Brighton this Tuesday night.

Boil Water Advisory Issued For Some MHOG Customers

Service has been restored following a water main break, but a precautionary boil water advisory is now in place.

Howell High School, Carnegie Library Enter Collaboration

Students at Howell High School through the partnership will be able to access the local library's resources through their student ID number.

Public Opinion Split On Crooked Lake Island Modifications

Some residents near West Crooked Lake supported Joe Perri's rights as landowner of an island, while others lamented the traffic to the area he is causing.

House Resolution To Impeach Judge Brennan Introduced

Local lawmakers acknowledge that impeachment should only be pursued in extreme circumstances but they believe it is appropriate in the case of 53rd District Court Judge Theresa Brennan.

Inmate Accused of Soliciting Murder Headed To Trial

James Bonam, a Livingston County Jail inmate, is charged with attempting to have a witness killed, while his girlfriend at the time is also facing charges as she is accused of helping him.

Claims In Bishop TV Ad Deemed "False"

PolitiFact rated the Bishop ad as “False” for claiming Elissa Slotkin’s plan is to, “take Medicare away from current senior recipients” a position based on a single-payer health care system, which she does not support.

Charter School Founder May Have Violated Campaign Finance Law

An email sent by CSA Founder Chuck Stockwell urges the school's parents and families to vote no on all public school millages and vote for politicians who support charter schools.

Gas Odor Forces Closure Of Hartland High School

District officials with Hartland Consolidated Schools said they smelled the odor of natural gas in the high school just before 7am.

Baby Fair To Help Expecting And New Parents

The Baby Fair will have workshops, resources, information, and prizes for growing families.

Bishop & Slotkin Settle On Three Debates Next Month

The first will be a taping of Flashpoint on WDIV October 5th, then an appearance on a Lansing area radio show October 16th followed two days later with their participation in a candidate forum in Hartland sponsored by Voter’s Voice and the League of Women Voters.

Brennan Impeachment Resolution Expected Today

State Representative Lana Theis said, while a rarely used procedure, impeachment seems to be fitting in this case.

Howell Twp.'s New Sign Ordinance One Step Closer to Approval

The township's Planning Commission is recommending the Board of Trustees approve the ordinance, which has been under revision for the last several months.

Volunteers Sought To Help Work On North Village Trail

The Parks & Recreation Board needs a few volunteers to help clear the perimeter trail starting around 1pm Saturday.

Ann Arbor SPARK Withdraws From Chamber Luncheon

The Power Luncheon: Meet the Candidates! event is set to take place Friday, October 5th at the Oak Pointe Country Club. But after an e-mailed invitation to chamber members billed the event as “a panel of political incumbents” while featuring several non-incumbents and only Republican candidates, Ann Arbor SPARK has withdrawn its participation

Hearing Will Gather Comment On Proposal To Modify Island

The hearing is being conducted by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality for a permit application that would allow for the construction of a boardwalk, docks and a beach area on what is known as Perri Island in West Crooked Lake.

2019 Bond Issue Likely for Brighton Area Schools

A bond issue for the November 2019 ballot is likely in the Brighton Area School District.

HVS Board Selects New Superintendent

Following completion of second round interviews on Monday, the Huron Valley Schools Board of Education voted 6-0 to begin contract negotiations with Dr. Paul Salah to lead the district.

Grand Opening Set This Week For Rage Room "Destruction Depot"

The rage room concept is simple - customers can either bring in their own objects or select from the store’s inventory, pick a weapon, and then break the items to release pent-up emotions.

Chamber Event Draws Questions About Partisanship

An upcoming luncheon hosted by the Greater Brighton Area Chamber of Commerce is drawing questions after being advertised as a “Meet the Candidates” event for incumbents, but only featuring Republicans, at least two of which are not incumbents.

Plea Negotiations Push Health Care Fraud Trial To 2019

Dr. April Tyler, Patrick Wittbrodt and Jeffrey Fillmore each face one count of attempt and conspiracy to commit fraud and 17 counts of health care fraud.

Volunteers Sought For 25th Annual National Public Lands Day This Saturday

Individuals, families, corporate and community organizations will lend a hand to help restore natural areas and do trail maintenance at both Kensington Metropark and the Island lake State Recreation Area.

Lane Shift On Grand River In Downtown Howell Wednesday

A water service line repair at 821 East Grand River is necessitating the lane shift.

County Clerk Updates Website Ahead Of November Election

The Livingston County Clerk is announcing some changes ahead of the upcoming November General Election, include the opportunity to view sample ballots.

Overturned Semi Shuts Down US-23

The rollover happened around 3:30pm, causing significant traffic back-ups.

Man Killed In Argentine Township Shooting Identified

Argentine Township Police say the victim is 28-year-old Christopher Baldwin. He was killed at an apartment complex on Seymour Road at around 7pm Saturday.

Howell Man Enters New Plea Deal To Bank Robberies

Under the new plea deal, 35-year-old Kenneth Kniivila will plead guilty to single bank robbery count from Michigan and another from Ohio, consolidating those two cases.

Election Forum Set October 18th To Cover Local, State & Federal Races

Among the races set to be featured are for the 8th Congressional District, 42nd and 47th District State House seats, 22nd State Senate and the newly created 44th Circuit Court seat.

Friday Deadline To Apply For Howell City Council Seat

This Friday marks the deadline for interested candidates to apply for a vacancy on the Howell City Council.

Refugee Program Seeking Potential Foster Families In Livingston County

Foster families provide a safe environment where the minor refugee can resettle and build personal connections, while working to develop independent living skills.

Additional Police Protection Discussed For Hartland Twp.

Local communities seeking additional police protection will need to consider their options, due to budget cuts and a limited number of Sheriff's deputies.

Merrill Road & Strawberry Lake Road Intersection To Become 4-Way Stop

A flashing red traffic signal is being installed at the busy intersection in Hamburg Township.

Brighton Twp. Adopts County Hazard Mitigation Plan

Brighton Twp. is the last of the county’s 20 local units of government to adopt the plan.

Float Plane Flips Over In Lake Shannon

A single engine float plane, owned and piloted by 57-year-old Harmon Pierce, had successfully landed and was taxiing to the owners dock when a strong wind gust flipped the plane upside down in the water.

Assistant to City Mgr. in Brighton Accepts Position in Auburn Hills

The assistant to the city manager in Brighton has left to accept the DDA director's position in Auburn Hills.

Limestone Resurfacing Projects In Northfield Township Start Monday

Three road projects are slated to begin in Northfield Township Monday.

New Brighton Police Officer Sworn In

Mark Reckling was sworn in as a new police officer Thursday night at the Brighton City Council meeting.

First Annual Brighton Police Youth Academy Huge Success

The Brighton Police Dept's. first-ever Police Youth Leadership Academy this summer is being called an unqualified success.

South Lyon Student Threatens To Shoot Up School

The student was arrested this week after making a threat against Centennial Middle School.

Secretary Of State Adding Staff Ahead Of Driver Responsibility Fee Law Repeal

Extra staffing is being added at the Genoa Township office to help shorten wait times and accommodate increased customers who will finally be able to get their license back.

Green Oak Twp. Scores High Marks During Annual Audit

The township has received an unmodified opinion, which is the highest opinion an independent auditor can issue.

Woman Admits To Threatening Hartland Family

Karen Lockwood reportedly threatened “shooting up the school" where members of the family were students and burning the family's house down.

Margaret Starkey Scholarship Winners Announced

Six local students will receive $1,500 from the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce Margaret Starkey Scholarship Foundation.

Eaton County Judge Will Not Disqualify Himself From Brennan Case

Eaton County Circuit Court Judge John Mauerer denied a motion seeking him to disqualify himself from the case based on jurisdictional arguments from former Circuit Court Judge Daniel Burress.

Woman Remains Critical After Being Hit By Train

The 31-year-old was reportedly walking over the tracks at Ten Mile Road and Reynold Sweet Boulevard at about 1:15pm Thursday when she was hit by the train.

Howell Man Withdraws Plea To Bank Robbery Charges

Authorities say 35-year-old Kenneth Kniivila admitted that he robbed the Bank of America on Grand River in Genoa Township on January 11th, followed by two more bank robberies on January 16th in Toledo and Monroe.

Local Food Assistance Agency to Get New Building in Brighton

Bountiful Harvest, a local food assistance agency, will get a permanent home as a result of action by the Brighton City Council.

Judge Accused Of Distributing Illegal Campaign Materials

A special prosecutor is reviewing a complaint related to allegations of misleading campaign materials being distributed by 53rd District Court Judge Suzanne Geddis.

Woman Charged With Providing Drugs In Fatal Overdose Enters Plea

Lisa Mae Shears is said to have supplied the fentanyl-laced heroin that killed a Gregory man.

Local Economic Develop Organizations Celebrate Partnership

Ann Arbor SPARK and the Economic Development Council of Livingston County had their annual meeting, Thursday.

Walk To Celebrate Recovery, Crush Stigma Of Addiction

The 2nd Annual Recovery Walk will take place at the Historic Howell Courthouse this Sunday morning.

Motions Denied As Hearing On Brennan Complaint Approaches

Judge Theresa Brennan is accused of judicial misconduct, mostly connected to her relationship with a State Police detective who served as the key prosecution witness in a 2013 murder trial she presided over.

Putnam Man Threatens Lawsuit Over Rights To Leftover Pipeline Materials

Resident Earl Smith is unhappy with the process that is removing large amounts of crane mats leftover from the Rover Pipeline project from his property.

Highland Township Couple Arraigned On Drug Charges

45-year-old Angela Cockerham of Highland Township and her husband, 48-year-old Russell Cockerham are due back in court November 20th for a pre-trial hearing.

Ceremony in Howell Will Observe National POW/MIA Recognition Day

A ceremony honoring POWs and those missing in action will be held on the lawn of the historic Livingston County Courthouse in downtown Howell this Friday, September 21st, at 12pm.

New Hamburg Fire Chief Is A Hometown Son

Nick Miller is a lifelong resident of Hamburg Township who began with the department as a junior firefighter when he was 14 years old.

Former Woodland Center Employee Files Federal Suit Against MDOC

Ashley Menchaca, a former female officer at the correctional facility, has filed a federal lawsuit alleging discrimination, retaliation and harassment.

LESA Welcomes New Director of Special Education

Officials say Michelle Allison possesses a great knowledge of special education and will be both a strong leader and advocate in ensuring positive outcomes for the students and families in Livingston County.

Green Oak Twp. Planning Commissioner Resigns for the Second Time

Chuck Fellows first resigned in 2016 with plans to travel post-retirement.

Smiddy Says He Was Fired For Not Condoning "Good Old Boys Club"

In August, the Livingston County Veterans’ Services Committee voted to fire former director Adam Smiddy, which was not long after he learned of a check and complaint that is now the subject of a State Police investigation.

Hurricane Charity Jam Set Thursday At Howell Elks Club

Supplies and funds are being collected at the event as a local woman and team of volunteers prepare to leave for North Carolina to aid those impacted by Hurricane Florence

Fowlerville Police Seek Suspect In Farm Stand Theft

Local authorities are seeking the public’s help in locating the person caught on tape stealing money from a farm stand.

Health Officials Issue Warning Against Swallowing Huron River Foam

With high levels of the PFAS chemicals in the river, the Health Department warns against residents or pets ingesting foam from it.

Northfield Twp. Bike & Walking Path To Undergo Repairs

Officials say there are sections near the bridges where the concrete has dropped and other sections where the concrete has shifted creating trip hazards.

Hamburg Township Establishes Public Safety Administration

The PSA will consolidate the administrative functions of the police and fire department.

Proposed Flint Road Development Tabled By Planning Commission

The Bluffs at Spring Hill would be constructed near Spring Mountain Drive off Flint Road, on the south side of the I-96 overpass. It would be situated on 31 acres directly beyond the cul de sac at the end of Spring Mountain Drive, where a site condo development already exists.

Dispose Of Sharps, Needles, And Drugs At Big Red Barrel Event

The Big Red Barrel, The Livingston County Drain Commissioner, and Walgreens are teaming up to get unused medications and paraphernalia.

State Police Investigating County Veterans Agency

Livingston County Administrator Ken Hinton has confirmed that Michigan State Police are investigating an allegation that a woman was unable to obtain a donation receipt for a $400 check she wrote to a member of the Livingston County Veterans Affairs Committee.

Committee: Local Veterans Are Getting Services They Deserve

Members of the Livingston County Veterans Services Committee say recent allegations are a political stunt, an allegation local Democrats flatly dismiss.

New Thrift Store Proposed For Former Furniture Store Location

At a recent Genoa Township Planning Commission meeting, representatives of Volunteers of America proposed locating a thrift store in the former Tenpenny Furniture store at 2700 East Grand River Avenue, just east of Chilson Road.

Course To Offer Hunter Safety Now Full

The Fowlerville Police Department says the two day hunter safety course is now over-capacity.

Brighton Planning Commission Tables Proposed Senior Housing Project at Former Lindbom School

A proposed 206-unit senior housing development at the former Lindbom School site in Brighton will again go before the city planning commission in December after being tabled Monday night following a public hearing.

Brighton Twp. Adopts Revised Policies for Sewer System

The policies were revised to include language from a settlement agreement in a lawsuit filed by sewer system users who claim they were overcharged in assessment fees.

Interviews Start Wednesday For Superintendent Finalists

The Huron Valley Schools superintendent search is continuing with three finalists identified.

Argentine Officer Commended After Delivering Baby

Argentine Township Officer Paul Honkanen is being commended for his actions to help deliver a baby in July.

"Ramp Jam" Event To Benefit Milford Skatepark Project

Project: S-Park is a group of Milford residents who say they are working to revitalize an underutilized space to build a high-quality skatepark and adventure area.

Hearse Enthusiasts Turn Out Despite Event Cancellation

Despite the cancellation, more than 750 spectators and hearse collectors came to Hell for a wedding linked to the Just Hearse'n Around Hearse Club.

Local Volunteer Honored For Decades Of Service To Veterans

Bob Beck was presented with the American Legion Son of the Year award for the State of Michigan on Sunday at the American Legion Hall in Howell.

Deadline Approaching For Home Heating Credit

Applications are being accepted for the Michigan Home Heating Credit until Sept. 30 for the 2017 filing season.

New Brighton Assistant Supt. for Curriculum Excited about Opportunity

The Brighton Area Schools' recently-hired Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction is excited about her new role.

Proposal Would Locate Senior Housing Complex At Former Lindbom School

Holly-based developer Pat Battaglia wants to build a new 210-unit senior housing complex on the site of the former school on State Street.

Howell Public Schools To Host Community Meetings On Ballot Proposal

Howell Public Schools is hosting two meetings to educate the community on its Securing Our Future Sinking Fund Millage Proposal.

Accessible Voting Class Prepares Individuals with Disabilities & Those Needing Assistance

"Accessible Voting For All" discussed issues like how to use voting equipment, the process, citizens’ rights, what to expect, and why it’s important to vote.

North Second Street Project Moving Along In Brighton

The City of Brighton says progress is being made on the North Second Street reconstruction and utility improvement project.

Brighton Police To Conduct Training With School Bus

Chief Rob Bradford says the police department will be able to take the bus to various locations for training, including an active shooter training scenario on Oct. 7th at the GM Proving Grounds.

Chelsea High School Replaces Homecoming Queen Title

A Chelsea High School Student Council letter says the school decided to stop the "outdated" tradition because of its competitive and stereotypical nature.

City Of Brighton Recognizes Former Court Administrator & Activist

Francine Zysk was recenty honored with a mayoral proclamation from the city for her efforts in combating the increasing problem of drug abuse, particularly opioids.

Residents Advised To Use Caution If Making Charitable Donations Post-Hurricane Florence

The Michigan Attorney General’s Office is urging caution with donations to Hurricane Florence recovery charities but also when considering purchasing used cars.

Woman Admits To Faking Cancer For Donations

Candace Streng, formerly of Brighton, used a fraudulent GoFundMe account to collect over $31,000 in donations for her supposed medical expenses.

Suspect Bound Over For Trial In Lyon Twp. Motorcycle Club Break-In

40-year-old Kinley Rae-Thomas Kelm is charged in the incident on September 22nd, 2017 when a fire severely damaged the Scorpions Motorcycle Club headquarters on Milford Road.

Genoa Township Alerts Residents To Refuse & Recycling Changes

Genoa Township is working to keep residents apprised of upcoming changes with trash collection but also educated on upcoming November ballot measures and other issues.

Brighton Fire Authority Open House

Kids will get a chance to meet local firefighters, learn about fire safety and enter to win prizes, including a fire truck ride and prize basket.

Computer Science Program Coming To Brighton High School

TEALS will match up computer science professionals with teachers to team-teach with students.

VINA Dental Clinic Celebrates 10th Anniversary

The Brighton-based clinic was established in 2008 with a mission to provide affordable dental services to individuals with limited finances and little to no access to dental care.

Livingston Democrats Say Local Veterans Are Being "Cheated" Out Of Millage Services

Commissioners are being accused of failing to oversee implementation of the 2016 veterans millage, and have allowed the Veterans Services Committee to stymie attempts to implement more programs and services.

Chelsea Man Headed To Trial In Fatal US-23 Crash

75-year-old Edwin Brown of Chelsea waived his preliminary exam last week to two counts of second degree murder and two counts of operating while intoxicated causing death.

Local Businessman Honored For Decade Of Service To LACASA

Jim Gilligan, who is Snedicor’s Chief Operating Officer, first began hosting the charity event in 2008.

17th Annual Hearse Fest In Hell Could Happen, Regardless Of Permit

Organizers have technically “cancelled” the event due to a lack of a permit but there is no way to actually stop people from coming.

Independent Candidate For 11th District Runs Against Two-Party System

Cooper Nye wants campaign finance reform and to abolish income tax.

Volunteer Livingston Celebrates Helpers

The annual Cheers to Volunteers event was a sign of gratitude to the many who dedicated their time to help those in need.

House Passes Legislation Renaming Howell Post Office in Honor of WWII Vet

The legislation introduced by Congressman Mike Bishop to rename the Howell Post Office the “Sergeant Donald Burgett Post Office Building” will now move to the Senate for consideration.

Lawsuit Alleging Proving Grounds Contamination Back In County Court

The lawsuit, which represents several dozen Brighton Township residents, alleges contamination of the plaintiffs’ groundwater and that GM committed fraud by concealing its knowledge of the contamination.

Mental Heath Reform Remains A Priority For Lawmakers

With the Michigan legislature back in session, State Rep. Hank Vaupel of Handy Township says mental health reform is at the forefront.

Livingston County Wins Award For 2018 Operating Budget Document

The award comes from the Government Finance Officers Association.

Brighton Car Collection Event To Benefit Families Of Ill Children

Cool Cars for Kids will be held at the Lingenfelter Collection from 4 to 8pm. Tickets are $50 each and will include food, entertainment, and a variety of beautiful exotic cars all to benefit the Ronald McDonald House Charities Detroit.

South Lyon Police Participating In Law Enforcement Torch Run

Three officers from the South Lyon Police Department will be participating in the Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday morning.

Residents Speak Out Against Brennan & "Broken" Court System

A number of community members testified at a town hall meeting regarding the conduct of embattled Judge Theresa Brennan.

Few Attend Howell Headlee Override Meeting In Advance Of Vote

Only a handful of residents came out for "Budget & Brews" as the city prepares to ask residents for a Headlee Override to maintain city services and infrastructure.

McCain Family "Disappointed" In Attack Ad

The family of the late John McCain says it is 'disappointed' with a recent television ad being used against two Democrats, including Elissa Slotkin, who is trying to unseat 8th District Republican Mike Bishop.

Whitmore Lake 4th Of July Fireworks In "Dire" Trouble

The Fireworks Committee is making a last call for volunteers, without which they will have to dissolve and liquidate assets.

Brighton Area Fire Authority Honors Fallen From 9/11

Roughly 300 firefighters, supporters, and members of the public came out for a Memorial Tribute remembering those who've passed as a result of the 9/11 attacks.

Director Of County's Veterans Services Ousted By Committee

The Veterans Services Committee voted 4-1 to terminate the employment of Adam Smiddy at their August 27th meeting.

New Facility For Dogs & Cats Hoping To Open In Genoa Township

A new training facility and day care for pets; Dog Town-Kitty City, is looking to come to the Howell area by the start of 2019.

Police, Deputies, Canines, Retired Officer Team Up To Apprehend Suspected Felon

A Rockford, Illinois, man with ties to heroin dealing was a arrested in Milford after attempting to flee from a drunken driving stop.

Slotkin Receives Endorsements From Former National Security Officials

Topping the list is former Republican Senator from Nebraska Chuck Hagel, who served as Secretary of Defense in the Obama Administration.

Livingston County Health Department Receives National Accreditation

The Health Department is the only the 7th in Michigan to receive the recognition from the Public Health Accreditation Board.

Candidate Hosting Immigration Forum

Colleen Turk, the Democratic challenger seeking to unseat Republican incumbent Hank Vaupel for Michigan’s 47th State House seat, says the forum will give attendees a chance to learn how immigration works by hearing directly from people who work on the issue.

Local Water System Testing Showed No PFAS

No PFOS or PFOS were found in the water of the Fonda, Island and Briggs Lake Joint Water Authority.

Pickup Truck Smashes Into Vacant Downtown Howell Building

Police closed down Michigan Avenue between Clinton Street and Grand River after a pickup truck crashed into a vacant building at 120 North Michigan Avenue around 9am.

Senator Hune Disappointed Judicial Tenure Commission Won't Attend Town Hall

Hune says Wednesday's town hall will serve to gather testimony from people who have been impacted by 53rd District Court Judge Brennan’s malfeasance.

Bishop Bill Would Give Full Arlington Privileges To Enlisted POW and Medal Of Honor Recipients

The Full Military Honors Act of 2018 would allow enlisted Medal of Honor recipients and Prisoners of War who are eligible for burial at Arlington National Cemetery to receive a full military honors burial.

"Budget & Brews" Event To Educate On Howell Headlee Override Request

“Budget & Brews" is the second public informational session on the ballot proposal and will take place at Cleary’s Pub at 7pm this Wednesday.

Testimony At Town Hall Meeting Not Admissible In Brennan Complaint

A town hall meeting Wednesday in Howell will solicit feedback about Livingston County’s judicial system and, in particular, embattled 53rd District Court Judge Theresa Brennan.

Former Howell Superintendent Named Finalist In Huron Valley Schools Search

The Huron Valley Schools superintendent search process is progressing, with former Howell superintendent Ron Wilson named a finalist.

City Of Howell Proactive With PFAS Testing

A company in the City of Howell has tested positive for levels of PFAS chemicals but officials stress there is no danger to the drinking water supply.

ESPN to Present Award to Brighton High School for Unified Team

ESPN will be in Brighton in October to present an award to Brighton High School for its Unified Team, one of the top five such teams in the US.

Howell Chamber Names New President

Janelle K. Best, who currently serves as the Executive Director of the Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce, was named today as the new President for the Howell chamber, succeeding Pat Convery.

James Will Headline Local GOP Reagan Day Dinner

John James will headline the event, set for Tuesday, October 30th at Crystal Gardens in Genoa Township. James, the GOP nominee for U.S. Senate, is a West Point graduate and a combat veteran who served in Iraq as an Apache helicopter pilot.

Livingston County Boasts Several Firsts For Wall That Heals Exhibit

Of all the stops the Wall has made while traveling the country this year, Livingston County had the largest number of visiting guests, drawing approximately 12,000 people to the site.

Free Screening Of Non-Partisan Film Explores Political Divide In Michigan

The League of Women Voters and 4 area libraries are bringing Bridge Magazine's Michigan Truth Tour to the Historic Howell Theater.

Local DAV Changes Chapter Name to Honor WWII Vet Donald Burgett

Burgett was one of the founders of the veterans group, which has changed its name from the Reed J. Daparto Chapter 125 to the Donald R. Burgett Chapter 125.

Hearing Set On Motion To Disqualify Outside Judge In Brennan Petition

Court records show that a September 21st hearing is set to hear the motion, filed by former 44th Circuit Court Judge Daniel Burress.

Theis Legislation To Protect Underage Sex Assault Victims Signed Into Law

The new law requires permanent expulsion of any student convicted of criminal sexual conduct against another pupil enrolled in the same school district.

Crossroads Group Of Sierra Club To Present “Politics of the Environment”

An upcoming program in Brighton will focus on the November election and where candidates stand on various environmental issues.

Brighton Ready to Handle Snow in Coming Winter

The Brighton DPW will be ready to handle whatever comes along in the way of snow this coming winter with new trucks and a repaired salt dome.

Brighton Council OKs Removal of Deed Restriction for Planned Coffeehouse & Theater

The last major roadblock for the planned Brighton Coffeehouse and Theater in downtown Brighton appears to have been removed with action Thursday night at the Brighton City Council meeting.

Highland Township Man Still Missing

A reward is still being offered in connection with efforts to locate Kevin Graves, who was last seen at the Electric Forest Music Festival.

Pair Sentenced In Storage Unit Break-In

Nicholas Cashero will serve time in prison, while Kenneth Helbig was sentenced to boot camp and probation.

Charyl Stockwell Students On Track To Earn International Baccalaureate Diploma

35 seniors are working to earn their full IB Diploma in June 2019.

Motorists Urged To Slow Down & Pay Attention In Work Zones

There have been three incidents of careless drivers putting the lives of workers at risk, including one locally.

Annual 9-11 Remembrance Ceremony Set Next Tuesday

Local public safety officials will recap and talk about the events before a wreath laying ceremony.

Poor Attendance Plagues Medical Marijuana Education Forum

The forum acted more as a discussion piece between the Livingston County Sheriff's Office, Prosecutor's Office, and local Democrats running for county office.

Fowlerville Native Honored As Airman Of The Year

Jenkins was honored with the award in part due to his service in the Middle East as an Intel Analyst

Scam Involving Bogus IRS Liens Circulating Locally

Some residents have received phony threats by mail concerning IRS liens against their property because of back taxes.

68th Annual Dawn Patrol Returning To Fowlerville This Sunday

Military vehicles and an all-you-can-eat breakfast highlight this family-friendly event at Maple Grove Airport.

LACASA Collection Celebrates First Birthday

The charity resale boutique in Howell is celebrating it's one year anniversary serving clients and community.

Former Howell Councilman Enters Plea To Two Misdemeanor Counts

Andrew Yost entered a plea to charges of domestic violence and one count of attempting to interfere with electronic communications.

Zoning Approved For New Interchange Districts in Genoa Township

Text amendments to zoning ordinance have been approved by the Genoa Township Board to help accommodate future development in the Latson Road/I-96 interchange area.

Valuable Land Owned By City Of Brighton To Be Put Out For Bid

A large chunk of property owned by the city of Brighton will be put out for bid, with a minimum bid price of over $1 million.

Bishop Airs First TV Ad For Re-Election Bid

The 30-second spot launched Thursday emphasizes the Rochester Republican's Michigan roots.

Hoverboard To Blame For Wixom Apartment Fire

A devastating apartment fire is being attributed to a self-balancing scooter.

Gas Leak Forces Temporary Evacuation Of Brighton Meijer

Brighton Fire Chief Mike O’Brian tells WHMI they were called out at 9:37am after a hi-lo operator hit a gas line inside the store.

Highland Couple Bound Over On Drug Charges

Russell and Angela Cockerham of Highland Township were charged after the Oakland County Narcotic Enforcement Team executed a search warrant at the Carter Country Homes in Holly.

Community Members Cross Political Divide in Search of Common Ground

Congressional candidate Elissa Slotkin met with community members to learn what issues matter to voters and where Congress can find areas of agreement among them.

Downtown Brighton's Smokin Jazz & Barbecue Blues Festival This Weekend

With favorable weather in the forecast, big crowds are expected to take over downtown Brighton on Friday and Saturday for the 13th annual festival.

Howell City Council Fills One Vacant Seat, Second Impending

Jeannette Ambrose has served on Howell's Planning Commission, ZBA, and DDA design committee.

Howell Man Charged With Making Threats Against LCC

31-year-old David Dennis Tomaszycki of Howell was arraigned yesterday on charges of false report or threat of terrorism and malicious use of telecommunication services.

Full-Time Coordinator Position Created For Veterans Treatment Court

The Veterans Affairs Committee in April voted by a majority to approve the position; however three committee members attended the Board of Commissioners’ Tuesday meeting to voice their opposition to it.

Portion of Hogan Road To Close Today

Hogan Road between Lahring Road and Rolston Road will be closed starting around 8am.

Town Hall Planned At Historic Courthouse On Actions Of Judge Brennan

Local lawmakers are inviting anyone wanting to share their story on how 53rd District Court Judge Theresa Brennan has damaged their lives.

Hartland Officials Explore Options For Insufficient Fire Service Funding

According to a recent study, the current millage is not enough to offset operational costs and the need for a new station on the east side of the township.

Environmental Health Director To Determine Any County Action On PFAS

Local residents on calling on the county's Board of Commissioners to take action on the PFAS problem, but officials will not do so without direction from Matt Bolang, Director of Environmental Health for Livingston County.

Cinderella's Closet Set To Open This Weekend

All proceeds go to provide help and hope for victims and survivors of interpersonal violence at LACASA.

Warning Sirens Not Working In Brighton

The Brighton Area Fire Authority says they have contacted a qualified service agency to repair the sirens as soon as possible.

Local 324 Training Center Hosts Union Meeting Over Road Project Lockout

The workers were at the Livingston County site to hear the latest on the work stoppage and the state of contract negotiations with the Michigan Infrastructure Transportation Association.

New President Selected For St. Joseph Mercy Livingston

Bill Manns brings 27 years of health care administration experience to the position.

Pinckney Schools Look To Streamline District Communications With New App

In addition to more efficient safety alerts, the app allows principals and teachers to post pictures, events and news to the app’s feed.

Howell Councilman Resigns Amid Domestic Violence Charges

Andrew Yost was arraigned August 14th on a misdemeanor count of domestic violence and a felony count of interfering with electronic communications.

Pinckney High Shifting Away From Homecoming "King and Queen"

Student Government is looking to replace homecoming "royalty" with elected student representatives that are known for making a difference in the school and community.

Brighton Library To Host Screening Of International Film Festival

The festival occurs simultaneously across the globe, including Sydney, Moscow, Vienna, Cape Town and cinemas in all fifty of the United States and beyond. Films are 20 minutes in length.

Wake Up Livingston To Hold 2nd Annual Recovery Walk

The event celebrates recovery from addiction and substance use disorders, while also drawing attention to the opioid crisis locally.

Impeachment Resolution Against Brennan Expected Soon

State Representative Lana Theis says while she is still drafting language for a resolution to impeach Judge Theresa Brennan, should the Judicial Tenure Commission choose to act prior to a vote on the floor or should Brennan choose to resign, her resolution wouldn’t be necessary.

Busy Intersections Getting New Traffic Signals In Hamburg Township

Flashing red signals will be installed at Chilson & Swarthout, and then later at Merrill & Strawberry Lake Road.

Additional Funding Possibly Needed For Jail Expansion Project

Project leaders have requested an additional $28,000 in contingency funds to potentially cover soil and utility issues they've come upon.

Medical Marijuana Education Forum Thursday

A Medical Marijuana Education Forum aims to shed some light on changes to laws and compliance.

Brighton Area Schools Enrollment Looking Good

Preliminary figures indicate that enrollment in the Brighton Area Schools will be up slightly in the coming year.

Howell City Declares September National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

Mayor Nick Proctor read a mayoral proclamation aloud marking the designation. He says local organizations are on the front lines of a battle that many still refuse to discuss in public, as suicide and mental illness remain too taboo a topic to speak on.

Anti-Bullying Crusader To Talk With Whitmore Lake Students

Motivational speaker Anthony Ianni, will speak to students and parents at Whitmore Lake High School on Tuesday morning at 8am and again at 9am.

Volunteers Sought For Salvation Army's Red Tie Gala

Numerous slots are still open in a variety of positions, like helping with auctions, games, providing information to guests, and a chance to play the role of Robin Hood, Friar Tuck or Maid Marian.

Brighton Fire Dept. To Hold 6th Annual 9/11 Memorial 5K

The 5K Run-Walk will be held Saturday, September 8th, to honor first responders and civilian lives that were lost on September 11th, 2001.

VINA Dental Center Celebrating 10 Years

The Brighton-based nonprofit dental center is celebrating a decade of serving Livingston County residents in need with an outdoor art tour.

Pinckney Library To Host Identity Theft & Fraud Seminar

The seminar will focus on the signs of identity theft and fraud, how to protect one’s own personal informatione, and what to do if you are a victim of identity theft or fraud.

US-23 Flex Route Project In National Contest

The US-23 Flex Route project has been selected as the winner in the Operations Excellence category at the regional level - and the public has a vote in the national competition.

Lawsuit By Former Hartland Schools Administrator Will Be Heard In 2019

Tracey Sahouri sued the district in 2012, alleging it violated the Whistleblower Protection Act when it removed her as principal from Creekside Elementary School.

Salvation Army Hoping Summer Successes Roll Into Fall And Winter

Volunteers and donations are needed as the Salvation Army of Livingston County prepares for the upcoming holiday season.

New Rate Structure For Howell Water & Sewer Tap In Fees

Some changes have been approved to the rate structure for water and sewer tap fees in the City of Howell.

Democratic Candidate For Lt. Governor to Speak at Livingston County Democrats' Fall Fest

Garlin Gilchrist II will speak at the Livingston County Democratic Party’s Fall Fest on Saturday, September 8th, at the Howell Nature Center.

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