The Michigan Secretary of State's office is being asked to prosecute a case in which a Brighton attorney is accused of violating the Michigan Campaign Finance Act in her unsuccessful attempt to recall two Brighton Board of Education members.
The new law expands Michigan’s ban on texting and driving to apply to all handheld cellphone use while operating a motor vehicle, including making calls or scrolling social media.
As part of the I-96 Flex Route Rebuilding Michigan project, crews will begin rebuilding the Novi Road interchange. The work will last through late August.
44-year-old Scott Matthew Fink of Milford is charged with transporting a female for prostitution, accepting earnings from prostitution, and aiding and abetting.
Meteorologists at the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy or EGLE issued the air quality alerts for high levels of fine particulate in the air.
Crews with the Brighton Area Fire Authority responded around 1:15 after store employees called 911 to report a piece of equipment that was smoking and had caught fire.
The provisions include measures to strengthen pharmaceutical supply chains, wind down PFAS use by the military, understand the implications of Chinese autonomous vehicles in the U.S, and provide cancer screenings for federal firefighters.
Guests are invited to explore six private gardens at a leisurely pace and get ideas for their own outdoor spaces from 9am to 4pm on Saturday, July 8th.
Police are looking for the suspects who stole an estimated $40,000 worth of landscaping tools and maintenance equipment from a commercial property in Brighton.
After a roughly three-year legal battle, a settlement has been reached in a federal discrimination lawsuit filed against the City by the non-profit Amber Reineck House.
The Board of Trustees voted unanimously to award a bid for demolition of the facility on commercial property at 9411 M-36 near US-23, which was shut down in 2012 following years of code violations.
Genoa Township Clerk Polly Skolarus said all of the perennials and hydrangeas were stolen, a bench was moved, and a party was held with debris left all over the small cemetery.
The family of 37-year-old Matt Mazur created a GoFundMe Page to help with medical bills and expenses related to the birth of his second daughter in 9 weeks.
Few local people have had as much of an impact on a region as the founder of the Brighton Area Schools’ Pack of Dogs program, who has gained recognition for her home district around the state and beyond.
A 37-year-old Fenton man was traveling westbound on Allen Road when he went off the roadway to the right, was ejected off the dirt bike, and struck two trees.
The event is the state championship of hot air ballooning. It’s put on by the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce, is completely volunteer driven, and brings thousands to the area every year.
People can't be denied a place to live based on their race or disability in Michigan, but some are being turned down based on where they get the money to pay their rent.
The rubber surfacing for the playground area at Genoa Park on the township hall property will be replaced and done in conjunction with the Senior Survivor Playground project.
Livingston County Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin announced that her team has hit the milestone of returning over $10 (m) million to constituents since taking office in 2019.
The current assistant superintendent for business and finance in the Brighton Area Schools has announced he will be leaving to accept a similar position in Pinckney.
20 hand-numbered and signed limited-edition prints of local Artist Susan Pominville’s original oil painting, SKY, inspired by the Michigan Challenge Balloonfest, are up for sale.
Police are asking for the public's help in finding the suspect involved in a high-speed police chase this afternoon on Grand River Avenue in Genoa Township.
There is still time left to register and play in the LACASA Center’s annual fundraiser that benefits abused and neglected children from Livingston County.
The Brighton Board of Education will hold a special tribute to retiring Brighton Area Schools Pack of Dogs program founder Karen Storey at its meeting on Monday.
The public is invited to attend a ribbon-cutting event on Monday evening at 6pm in the DDA Parking lot, located directly behind the Community Garden downtown.
The Green Oak Township Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect accused of stealing gasoline and exposing himself.
Activities include basketball and pickleball, open use of the walking track, community crafts, raffles and prizes, giant yard games, an indoor scavenger hunt, and more.
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