Most of the existing sidewalks have been removed on both sides of Main Street between Hyne and West Streets. Changes have also been made to help with parking and signage to encourage foot traffic downtown.
The Oxford Center developed and wrote a program for local law enforcement to give them the support and knowledge they need to make sure that those with autism are safe and they understand how to best approach them and handle situations.
The Federal Fire Fighter Cancer Detection & Prevention Act would provide testing to active-duty and civilian firefighters for prostate, colorectal, and breast cancer as part of their annual Department of Defense physicals.
In each instance, the caller identifies himself as an Oakland County Sheriff’s Office deputy and threatens residents with arrest for failing to appear for jury duty.
Howell High School's annual Senior Survivor fundraiser raised more than $450,000 over two years to fund the construction of the all-inclusive playground at the Genoa Township Park.
The Road Commission for Oakland County is kicking off its preservation overlay program today. The first roads to be addressed are 9 Mile Road from Napier Road to Chubb Road; and Napier Road from Eight Mile to Nine Mile on the Novi/Lyon Township border.
A Clothesline Project presentation, discussion, and DIY event will run from noon to 2pm today in the Cleary Commons. The public is encouraged to attend the event and create their own T-shirt in support of sexual violence survivors.
After working diligently on a project for over a decade, a local historical preservation group has been given a state award for its important volunteer efforts.
The new four-story, 174,000-square-foot hospital will consist of 56 acuity adaptable beds, 18 existing Short Stay Unit beds, and eight licensed operating rooms. The existing medical center adjacent to the new hospital site is also undergoing renovations.
Chlamydia and gonorrhea remain the most common STIs in Michigan, while syphilis has been increasing at an alarming rate across demographic groups throughout the state.
The LACASA Center is joining with Cleary University to support survivors of sexual violence through “The Clothesline Project” – a powerful T-shirt exhibit that conveys the magnitude of how sexual violence affects victims, survivors and the community.
SEMCOG says it’s important for local governments, businesses, and individuals to do what they can to voluntarily lower pollutant emissions on Ozone Action Days when high levels of ozone are expected.
The Livingston County Road Commission says the repair work will be done between 9am and 4pm next Tuesday, April 18th and major delays should be expected.
The event on Wednesday, April 26th will feature over 50 local employers looking to hire summer, part-time/full time positions, internships, and apprenticeships to help students grow their career.
Police say Clark identified himself as a Brighton firefighter at the scene of a fire in Unadilla Township in February but the Brighton Area Fire Department had not been dispatched to assist.
The Livingston County First Responders Benevolent Fund provides financial and personal support for first responders in need as a result of injury, sickness, disability, death and other extraordinary circumstances impacting them and their family.
A proposal to renew and restore the full 18-mills on non-homestead properties will appear before voters in the Hartland Consolidated Schools district on Tuesday, May 2nd.
High school students can shop for formalwear at vintage prices during the Cinderella’s Closet Prom Boutique, which opens this weekend at the LACASA Collection.
The zoning ordinance amendments establish a solar farm energy overlay district, establish standards for utility solar energy facilities, and establish standards for private solar energy systems.
54-year-old Scott Richard Holloway is charged with four counts of 1st degree criminal sexual conduct involving a person under 13. A warrant for his arrest was active for a year before he turned himself in.
The focus of the Coffee Chat will be on the various co-curricular activities offered to students. In addition, MacGregor will provide general district updates and answer any questions attendees may have.
The boil water advisory for city of Brighton water customers has been lifted; in addition, the city DPS says it's not necessary to flush pipes or clean filters..
Livingston County Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin says the Expanding Veterans’ Options For Long Term Care Act would allow veterans to live more independently and cut costs for the VA.
The promotion of Officer Matthew Hughes to Detective, Officer Brittany Besso to Sergeant, and Officer Timothy Nisenbaum to Sergeant will the department to provide 24-hour supervision and service.
In Livingston County, 4,957 emergency assistance grants have been distributed to veteran families for a total of $1.5 (m) million in aid since the Trust Fund was created in 1946.
Former Oakland County Road Commissioner Ron Fowkes (pictured) was honored by the County Road Association of Michigan with a Distinguished Service Award.
The local, public charter school says it recognized a need for a supported transition from high school to college for students and the Early College format met that need.
31-year-old Kaiesha Sutton and 44-year-old Laticka Chambers are both charged with organized retail crime and 1st degree retail fraud. Sutton is also facing a separate count of unarmed robbery.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources crews have stocked approximately 3,000 adult trout at the Proud Lake Recreation Area and the Spring Mill Pond at the Island Lake Recreation Area.
18-year-old Alyssa Van Hook was pronounced dead at the scene.
A GoFundMe account has since been set up to assist the family with unexpected funeral expenses.
The parent forgot to leave his holstered gun in his vehicle prior to entering the building. Then while engaging with students in the gym, the holster fell off his belt and landed on the floor.
The MEANS Project is a marijuana facility currently under construction at 935 West Main Street at the site of the former Pinckney Elementary School property.
The Oxford Center has an innovative state-of-the-art facility off Whitmore Lake Road in Brighton that features various therapies and programs for those with autism.
Phase 1 includes the removal and replacement of various curbs, sidewalks, and driveway approaches. Work will occur from Cross Street to North Street and is anticipated to last approximately one month.