Reported Snow Totals For Area Communities After Tuesday Storm

A winter storm that came through somewhat unexpectedly early Tuesday dumped almost a half-foot of snow on some local communities.

Huron River Clean Up Planned in South Lyon

Sponsorships are available and needed

Oakland Co. Road Commission Publishes Strategic Planning Report

Helps shape future use of resources, project selection and road-maintenance strategies.

MDOT Survey: Gas Tax Versus Mileage Tax to Fix Roads

$10 gift card to those who complete survey

Wixom Gas Station Raising Money for Family of Fallen MSP Trooper

Donating 25 cents of every gallon sold Wednesday and Thursday.

DNR: Volunteer Stewardship Workdays Offered at State Parks

The DNR encourages residents to volunteer at Michigan state parks next month.

Livingston GOP Chair Resigns

Chair Jennifer Smith made the announcement on a podcast, citing harassment from Republicans.

Trinity Health Announces Grant Program to Support Local Health Needs

The program supports local organizations that prioritize health needs in Livingston and Washtenaw County.

HOV Lane Enforcement Begins This Week On I-75

Motorists with two or more occupants, or those driving on a motorcycle, can utilize the additional lane during designated hours of operation.

Walkers & Sponsors Sought For 34th Annual Walk For Warmth

The annual fundraiser to help families keep the heat on during the cold winter months is returning February 17th.

Hamburg Twp Residents Watch Huron River Rise Into Backyards

Update from National Weather Service this evening.

Gov. Whitmer Lowers Flags to Honor MSP Trooper Joel Popp

Trooper Joel Popp killed in the line of duty last week.

MI SOS Calls for Better Driver's Ed

In 2000, 66% of eligible Michigan teens had driver’s licenses. By 2021, that number had dropped to 56%.

United Way Accepting Nominations to Recognize Key Volunteers

Award recipients will be recognized at the March 6, 2024 "Spirit of Our Community" Breakfast.

County Approves ARPA Funding For Bountiful Harvest Program

The Livingston County Board of Commissioners approved allocating $20,000 to support Bountiful Harvest for its “Feeding the Needy of Livingston County” project for students and their families.

Group Aims to Stop Ore Lake Flooding

It's as predictable as spring rain. Ore Lake is once again experiencing flooding and some residents are banding together to find a solution.

HHS Air Force JROTC Cadet Earns Full Ride Scholarship

Cadet John Runyan earning the scholarship marks the second year in a row that a Howell High School AFROTC cadet has been awarded the J-100 Scholarship.

Pieces Of Steel Deck Grating From Mackinac Bridge For Sale

Limited supplies of vintage steel deck grating from the bridge is available for purchase in the Mackinac Bridge Authority administration building - while supplies last.

Hamburg Township Prepares for Huron River Flooding

Huron River including Milford, Hamburg, Ann Arbor. Moderate flooding is forecast.

Rare Doll Auction for South Lyon's Center of Active Adults

Sealed written bids will be accepted until 2pm Monday, February 5.

AAA: Michigan Gas Prices Fall Back Below $3 a Gallon

Averaging $3.05 in Livingston County.

Man Threatens To Pepper Spray People At Bowling Alley

Court records show 25-year-old Jon Boyer is charged with two counts of felonious assault following the incident at Chelsea Lanes.

Howell Man Named Semi-Finalist For James Beard Award

Doug Hewitt of Howell is the executive chef at both Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails and Freya in Detroit. He’s a semi-finalist in the Best Chef: Great Lakes category.

Pop-Up Vaccine Clinic at Northfield Twp Community & Senior Center

The pop-up clinic offers free health resources, including Flu and COVID vaccines, from 1-3pm on Tuesday.

Michiganders Encouraged To Take Part In Public Redistricting Process

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Michigan’s court-ordered legislative map redrawing for seven state House districts must move forward.

Long-Time Brighton High School Principal Announces Retirement

A leader and innovator at Brighton High School over the last 14 years has announced his retirement, effective immediately.

LLC Awarded Grant For Nature Preserve Restoration & Trail Improvement

The Livingston Land Conservancy received a grant for ecological restoration and trail improvements to the Charles & Albert Parker Families Nature Preserve in Brighton - next to the Brighton District Library.

I-696 Traffic Shift & Lane Closures Saturday After Weather Delays

I-696 traffic is being shifted onto northbound M-10 for bridge work just east of US-24. MDOT advises that requires traffic to be detoured to northbound M-10 and then back to westbound I-696 through early May - along with the closures of several ramps.

Grand Opening Held For New Costco Business Center

The new warehouse is open to all Costco members but is specifically designed for businesses.

Regional Jobless Rates Increase During December

The state says regional jobless rate increases over the month were primarily influenced by employment decreases across most labor market areas.

Microbrewery to Open in Old Mining Office

Construction is expected to begin in the spring

Lions Playoff Run Lifting Local Businesses

Dunham's manager: Lions merch sales up probably 5,000 percent from last year.

Howell Area Chamber Honors Local Business Leaders

Photographer Richard Lim named "Citizen of the Year"

3rd Annual Livingston County Rosa Parks Transit Equity Day

The event next Friday morning at Cleary Commons promotes equitable access to safe, reliable, and adequate public transportation for all in Livingston County.

Special Ministries Vs. Sheriff Basketball Game Fundraiser

The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office will be taking to the hardwood in March against a Special Ministries team for the Livingston County Catholic Charities annual basketball fundraiser.

Rep. Bollin To Host Office Hours Monday

The first session will take place from 1 to 2pm at the Walled Lake City Hall. The second will run from 3 to 4pm at the Coffee Beanery off Old US-23 in Brighton.

US-23 Ramps To I-94 To Close Sunday

The southbound US-23 ramps to eastbound I-94 will be closed for permit work from 9pm Sunday, lasting through 4am on Monday.

Icy Dirt Roads Challenging Road Crews, Schools, Residents

Road Commission running 40 pieces of equipment around the clock since Monday.

Ice Dams Becoming a Growing Problem This Week

One trick is to take sodium chloride and put it in nylons, and lay in your gutters.

Bezotte Issues Statement on Retirement from Office

Plans to finish out 2024 with dedication and commitment to his responsibilities in Lansing.

Governor Whitmer Delivers "State Of The State" Address

The Governor's sixth State of the State address largely focused on education and cutting costs for residents.

Michigan's Individual Income Tax Filing Season Begins Jan. 29

The Michigan Department of Treasury says the agency will begin processing individual income tax returns on Jan. 29th.

MDNR Volunteer Workday At Highland Recreation Area Saturday

Volunteers are being sought to help with piling brush, stacking firewood, and cutting invasive shrubs such as autumn olive.

Man Pinned Between Two Vehicles in Genoa Twp

Tuesday's incident shut down Conrad Road for three hours.

Suspect Bound Over In Stabbing Death Of Former Slotkin Aide

28-year-old Michael Jackson-Bolanos is charged with murder, home invasion, and lying to police in the death of Samantha Woll. A 1st-degree premeditated murder charge was also added at a court hearing.

MSP: Howell Man Killed, Multiple Others Injured in Morning Crash on US 23

Alcohol and drugs appear to be a factor.

Howell, Others Receive Praise for Water Fluoridation Quality

Community water fluoridation has been recognized by CDC as one of 10 great public health achievements of the 20th century.

Consumers Energy Small Towns Award

Communities of up to 10,000 residents can submit their proposals through February 15th.

Hamburg Twp. Public Safety Drone Team Obtains Special Designation

Hamburg Township’s Drone Team is only the fourth team in the entire state of Michigan to receive the designation as a MABAS Drone Company and the first team comprising of members from a single agency.

Former Police Cadet Starts New Business Near Brighton

A Brighton area woman who suffered a traumatic brain injury while training to be a police officer has embarked on a very different kind of career.

Deadline Nearing For Brighton Area Women's History Roll Of Honor

In recognition of the achievements and contributions by women of the greater Brighton area, nominations are being accepted through January 31st.

State Representative Bob Bezotte Not Seeking Re-Election

Two candidates are seeking the seat and have filed for the August 6th Primary Election.

White Lake Man to Appear in Court for Harboring Missing Teen

A White Lake man is scheduled to appear in court for his involvement with a Waterford teenager.

"Basics Of Birding" At Brighton District Library

The program this Thursday includes a brief overview on the basics of bird identification, how to use a birding field guide, as well as how to use binoculars.

UPDATE: M-36 (9 Mile) Ramps to SB US-23 Closed Wednesday

MDOT is conducting maintenance to the eastbound/westbound M-36 (9 Mile Road) ramps to southbound US-23.

Free 2024 Huron River Watershed Calendars Available in Brighton

Update: All of the calendars have been distributed.

Lake Trust Foundation Announces Unique Scholarship Opportunities

The Lake Trust Foundation announced it is now accepting applications for two scholarship opportunities for Michigan students.

The Salvation Army Still Working On Christmas Campaign Goal

With only 10 days remaining, the Salvation Army is reaching out to the community for help and donations can still be made in several ways.

Tree Removal Prompts Traffic Detour in Waterford & White Lake Twps.

Pontiac Lake Road from Highland Road/M-59 to Fisk Road will be closed on Saturday, Jan. 27.

Retirement Dinner For Local Judge

The dinner for retiring Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty will take place at Crystal Gardens on February 29th.

Animals Seized From Property In Tyrone Township

64 animals were seized that included goats, pigs, donkeys, sheep, a llama, and an alpaca. The animals were relocated and will be evaluated while an investigation is ongoing.

Detroit Lions To Host NFC Championship Watch Party At Ford Field

Tickets are now sold out.

Court Date Pushed Out For Man Charged In Howell Shooting

22-year-old Reese Hammie is accused of fatally shooting Oghenevwede “Wede” Okagbare at a home in downtown Howell last August.

Tree Removal Work In City Of Brighton This Week

The City’s contractor will be removing trees along the roadway on Flint Road, Williamsen Drive, and Nelson Street n preparation for the start of the City’s Sidewalk Gap Program.

Local Woman Found Safe After Reported Missing Sunday Afternoon

Michigan State Police report 85-year-old Linda Holmes was found safe.

17th Annual Community Connect Event Returns In February

More than 60 public service and agency exhibitors will be available to provide residents with helpful basic need information, free personal care items, and services like health screenings and haircuts.

Motion To Disqualify Judge Denied In Case Against Chase Suspect

48-year-old Carl George Prince faces 12 felony charges that include assaulting/resisting/obstructing police and possession of methamphetamine following his arrest on August 27th of last year.

AG Nessel Joins Coalition to Restrict Usage of A.I. in Marketing Calls

AG Dana Nessel is one of 26 attorneys general emphasizing potential harm in the use of artificial intelligence by telemarketers.

Report: No Evidence Of Widespread MSP Discriminatory Practices

An independent consulting firm found no evidence of widespread discriminatory policing practices. MSP will continue anti-discrimination efforts and recommits to education and training.

MI Releases First-Ever "Roadmap to Rural Prosperity"

Result of a statewide survey reaching more than 2,400 rural residents.

Board of Canvassers Rejects Recall Petitions Against Whitmer, Benson, Nessel

"Not factual and sufficiently clear because it is rife with opinion and conjecture."

Man Jailed in Case of Missing Teen Girl

13-year-old girl found in White Lake Twp, reunited with family

HCS Defends Decision To Not Allow Public Comments On Social Media

Hartland Superintendent Chuck Hughes said "there are many ways for people to express comments such as written letters, email, phone calls, in-person meetings, regularly scheduled Board of Education meetings, etc."

City of Linden Takes Over Management of Loose Senior Citizens Center

The City of Linden has officially taken over the day-to-day operations of the Loose Senior Citizens Center.

MDOT Receives $1.8 Million Grant to Repair & Replace EV Chargers

MDOT will use the funds to repair and replace up to 172 chargers at 105 locations across Michigan.

Michigan DNR Launches Deer Management Initiative

The initiative seeks to create healthy deer populations across the state.

MDOT Public Open House For US-23 & Washtenaw Ave. Studies

MDOT is hosting an open house on February 1st about the US-23 improvement project, M-17 or Washtenaw Avenue planning, and an environmental linkages or PEL study.

Michigan Jobless Rate Remains Unchanged In December

Michigan’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained constant between November and December at 4.3%.

Children's Concert Series

Great Start Livingston is teaming up with the Livingston County Early Literacy Collaboration to present a FREE children's concert series.

Benson Calls On Supreme Court For Action On Trump Eligibility

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to take swift action on the former president's 14th Amendment eligibility.

Winning $4 Million Scratch Off Ticket Sold in Novi

An Oakland County man bought the winning ticket at a gas station in Novi.

AG Nessel, Others Ask WH to Investigate Military Ammo Maker

Coalition alleges rounds used in civilian mass shootings.

Slick, Snowy Commute in WHMI Listening Area

Salt trucks were out at 3am. MDOT urges drivers to use caution.

Livingston Sheriff Supports Jet Fighter At Selfridge

Livingston County Sheriff Michael J Murphy is pushing to base the F-35 Lightning II at Selfridge Air National Guard Base.

Longtime Green Oak Township Treasurer Retires

Wednesday night marked the final board meeting for Treasurer Susan Daugherty, who is retiring after serving the community for 19 years.

Brighton's Five Snowplows All Have Interesting Names

Thanks to a city contest, the five snowplows that serve Brighton all have names...and the names are nothing if not clever and imaginative.

Watermain Extension Project Continues in Fenton Township

The project brings municipal water to the southern portion of Genesee County, including Lake Fenton Community Schools.

DNR: Angling Opportunities Created by Successful Fish Stocking Season

Last year, the DNR stocked over 10.4 million fish in Michigan waters.

Full Moon Hike & Winter Tracking Workshop At Local Metroparks

The Huron-Clinton Metroparks say guided hikes this month offer invigoration from the brisk air, tranquil trails, and beautiful nature scenes.

State Rep has plans for Budget Surplus

State Rep. Ann Bollin says the budget surplus projected by state fiscal leaders should be used to provide tax relief to struggling Michigan families.

Consumers Energy Offers Tips to Reduce Winter Heating Bills

With frigid cold draped across Michigan this week, Consumers Energy is highlighting ways to lower energy costs.

Brighton to Add Sidewalks in City's "Sidewalk Gap" Program

The city of Brighton will soon begin removing trees that stand in the way of adding sidewalks in the city's "sidewalk gap" program, in which sidewalks will be placed where none exist currently.

Frigid Temperatures & Wind Chill Prompt School Closings

Pinckney Community Schools Superintendent Rick Todd explained the criteria for calling a “cold day”.

LACASA Center Moves Into New "Forever Home"

The LACASA Center has relocated to a newly constructed facility on Tooley Road in Howell and a phased-move to the new building is complete.

Fundraiser For Bennett's Beavers At Texas Roadhouse Today

A Dine to Donate event is set at Texas Roadhouse in Green Oak Township from 3-10pm, with 10% of all food purchased going to the non-profit that works to improve the lives of hospitalized children.

Williamston Educator Nominated for "Michigan Teacher of the Year"

Williamston Middle School Educator Cassandra Eberhardt has been nominated for the 2024-2025 Michigan Teacher of the Year award.

Car Trapped In Pile After Salt Truck Spill

A salt truck was traveling north on Pontiac Trail when the tailgate broke and opened suddenly - spilling salt all over the road.

MSP: Arrest Made in Children's Charity Theft

41-year-old John Rowell was arrested at a Flint area motel

Overnight Wind Chill Advisory in Effect for Livingston County

The National Weather Service says wind chills as low as -15 to -20 degrees could impact residents during the overnight hours.

Frigid Weather Reminder of Proper Car Maintenance

AAA issues Michigan statewide arctic air advisory

Holly Man Survives Following Fire Underneath Mobile Home

It is believed the fire resulted from the homeowner attempting to thaw the water pipes under the structure.

Faussett Road Bridge Replacement to Begin Feb. 12th

A stretch of Faussett Road in Tyrone Township will close beginning on Monday, Feb. 12th.

Men Steal Credit Cards at Brighton Costco to Buy Merchandise

Authorities are looking for two men who stole credit and debit cards from purses at the Brighton area Costco store and used them to buy thousands of dollars in merchandise at other stores.

Owners Urged To Keep Pets & Animals Safe During Cold Snap

Officials say it’s critical that owners provide appropriate protection during the frigid temperatures.

Howell High School To Offer Global Scholars Endorsement

Designed to equip students with skills for an increasingly interconnected world, the endorsement caters to the evolving demands of global careers.

Livingston Co. Emergency Manager: Check on Elderly During Cold Snap

Prevents many from getting groceries, medication.

Bitter Cold Sparks Calls to Furnace Techs, Plumbers

Growing risk of frozen pipes as wind chill advisory continues

Howell Rite Aid To Close

The Rite Aid at 1002 East Grand River is set to close later this month as part of the national chain’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Milford Firefighter Delivers Baby Boy

John and Antoinette Wissner are the proud parents of a baby boy born January 5th with the help of a Milford Firefighter.

Huron Valley MLK Day Committee Hosting Soup Meal Assembly Event

Leading up to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, community members have been encouraged to purchase and donate non-perishable soup ingredients to support the Community Sharing Outreach Center's mission of feeding local families in need.

Brighton Optimists Present $795 Check to Blue Star Service Dogs

The Brighton Optimist Club and Eternity Brewing Company recently presented checks to Blue Star Service Dogs from their January 9th euchre night.

Village Of Milford Updating Master Plan

The Village says the project will take place over a significant portion of 2024, with numerous opportunities for community input.

MI AG Warns of Disaster Scams Following Winter Storm

Get everything in writing first and never pay in full before repairs are made.

Annual MLK March On Main Street This Sunday

Line-up begins at 12:30pm at the Prospect Hill Shopping Center in Milford - the Kroger parking lot - with a special ceremony beginning promptly at 1pm. Despite the recent snow, the march will go on and people are being told to bundle up.

MDHHS Seeks Proposals for Local Water Utility Affordability Grants

The program awards grants to qualified providers who assist residents with a financial burden or who might be at risk of having their water services shut off.

Man Jailed After Purposely Driving into Huntington Bank in Genoa Twp.

A suspect is jailed after crashing his vehicle into the front entrance of Huntington Bank, located on Grand River Ave. in Genoa Township.

Livingston Co. Prepares for Snow, High Winds, Frigid Temps

High winds, falling temperatures pose biggest risk.

Consumers Energy Crews Stand By for Possible Outages

50 mile per hour wind gusts, frigid temperatures

MSP Urge Michiganders to Prepare for Major Winter Blast

Wind gusts up to 55 mph are predicted to cause dangerous blowing and drifting on the roads and power outages.

Local Snow Emergencies In Effect

When a snow emergency is in effect, there is no on‐street parking allowed. Vehicles parked on City or Village streets faced being towed at the owner’s expense.

Free Hand-Knitted Scarves Out Around Downtown Howell

The scarves have a small baggie attached with a note that reads "I'm not lost, If you need a scarf, take me, keep me. Made with love by the St. John Knitting Ministry".

Rep. Bollin Extends Perfect Attendance Record In 2023

Republican State Representative Ann Bollin of Brighton Township took part in all 586 roll call votes held in the Michigan House in 2023. She'll be hosting a tele-town hall event next week.

DNR Reaches Fundraising Goal to Increase Accessibility at State Parks

The DNR hopes the fundraising will contribute to increased accessibility and outdoor recreation opportunities for Michiganders.

BHS Teacher Named Top MI CTE Educator of Year

A Brighton High School Health Occupations teacher has been chosen as the Career and Technical Education "Teacher of the Year" in Michigan.

Livingston CMH Employee Retires After 36 Years Of Service

After working on the forefront of mental health treatment for over three decades, June McGregor will retire next week with 36 years of service.

Winter Storm Watch In Effect for Livingston County Friday & Saturday

The NWS issued the advisory ahead of weather impacting southeast Michigan through Saturday morning.

Fundraiser For Local Non-Profit That Supports Hospitalized Children

Bennett’s Beavers is a non-profit based in Hamburg Township that produces wooden cutouts that are shipped to over 50 Children's Hospitals around the country so that hospitalized children have arts and crafts to paint.

DNR Promotes Snowmobile Safety With Expected Snowy Forecast

With snow finally in the forecast and anticipated "stellar riding conditions", the DNR has released a new 'Ride Right' snowmobile safety video.

MDOT Seeks Public Input in All-New 'Complete Streets' Survey

The Michigan Department of Transportation is seeking public comment on the safety and efficiency of Michigan roadways.

Cleary University Presents Talk To Honor Martin Luther King Jr.

On Monday – Martin Luther King Jr Day – Cleary University will host a workshop and talk entitled “Discussing Bias and Cross-Cultural Diversity.”

AG Nessel Warns of Lions Ticket Scams

Cheapest seats on Ticketmaster were $449 each. Stubhub was $431 each.

Campaign: Rep. Slotkin Raises Record $11.7M in U.S. Senate Bid

Over 11,000 new donors between October and December.

New Rules Mean Fewer EV Models Qualify for a Tax Credit

Only 11 of the more than 50 EVs on sale in the U.S. are eligible for the credits so far this year.

Chief Livingston County Judge Michael Hatty To Step Down From Bench

A posting on the State Bar of Michigan website lists a judicial vacancy for the 44th Circuit Court in Livingston County.

New Lane & Ramp Closures On Westbound I-696

MDOT advises that there will be westbound I-696 traffic detours to northbound M-10 for bridge work. New closures will also be in place through May.

Township To Work With Family Members On Park Trail Memorial

A park trail is in the works in memory of members of the Bragg family who were killed in a house explosion in Northfield Township. The board has decided to take a step back to involve other family members in the planning efforts.

County Commissioners Elect Drick & Fiani As Chair, Vice-Chair

Commissioner Jay Drick was voted in as the new Board Chair and Commissioner Nick Fiani was voted in as Board Vice Chair.

Art Contest in Place Ahead of the 2024 State of the State Address

The artwork will be published on the program cover of the Governor's State of the State address on January 24th.

Northfield Twp Considers Park Trail in Memory of Pruden-Bragg Family

Four members killed in home explosion.

Roger Myers Reelected to Head Brighton Board of Education

A local attorney has again been chosen to head the Brighton Area Schools Board of Education.

American Red Cross Declares Emergency Blood Shortage

The American Red Cross says it is experiencing an emergency blood shortage as the number of donors hits a 20-year low.

Group Pushing For City Of Howell To Permit Marijuana Facilities

A group is currently pushing for the City to take steps to allow marijuana-related facilities or face a potential ballot question in the November 2024 election to be decided by voters.

Police Investigate Another Shoplifting Case at Ulta Beauty

The incident took place almost a year after five women were arrested in connection with committing organized retail fraud at the store in early 2023.

Nominations Being Accepted for "Hometown Health Hero" Awards

The Michigan Public Health Week Partnership is seeking nominations for its annual Hometown Health Hero awards.

"Beat The Winter Blues" Family Entertainment Series In Hartland

The Cromaine Library Presents: Beat The Winter Blues Family Entertainment Series at the Historic Hartland Music Hall.

Road Crews Ready for Wintry Mix in Forecast

Snow expected early Tuesday, turning to rain by the afternoon.

Committee Launches Ballot Effort to Reverse MI Law on Wind, Solar

Not about whether green energy is good or bad, it's about a local community's ability to decide whether they want it or not.

AAA: MI Gas Prices Continue to Fall

State average is down 9 cents from a week ago

Unadilla Township Man Arraigned In Human Trafficking Case

Daryl Lanzon was arraigned on 14 criminal charges that include 1st and 3rd degree criminal sexual conduct, unlawful imprisonment, assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, and human trafficking.

MSP & Local Law Enforcement Team Up to Fight Human Trafficking

January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

Main Street Bookshop Owners in Brighton Plan on Expanding

Two retired teachers from Brighton who went into the retail book-selling business four years ago have bought the building next door and are planning an expansion.

Oxford Center Unveils New Autism Spectrum Disorder Research

The Oxford Center recently announced what it described as a “major breakthrough in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) research”.

State Launches "Michigan Reconnect" Short-Term Training Program

The Michigan Reconnect Short-Terming Training Program is another path for Michiganders to get the skills they need to pursue careers in high-demand industries.

Howell Contractor To Appear In Court For Alleged Demolition Scam

David MacDonald of Howell is charged with conducting a criminal enterprise and 10 counts of false pretenses after obtaining backfill dirt from contaminated sources back in 2017.

Hartland Township Reports Highest Credit Rating in its History

Hartland Township's credit rating has been upped by Moody's Investor Service.

Governor Whitmer To Deliver 2024 State Of The State Address

Governor Gretchen Whitmer will deliver her sixth State of the State Address on Wednesday, January 24th at 7pm. The address will be broadcast live throughout the state.

Mt. Brighton Back in Business

College ID Nights take place every Friday in January and February from 5-9 pm with special discount prices on lift tickets.

Slotkin, Labor Caucus Call for Review of US Steel Sale

Could harm US supply chains and national security.

Motorcyclist in Serious Condition Following I-96 Crash in Brighton

A motorcyclist is hospitalized following a Thursday afternoon crash in Brighton Township.

Man Critically Injured in Home Explosion Upgraded to Stable Condition

72-year-old Richard Pruden was upgraded from critical to stable condition and remains hospitalized.

Woman To Serve Prison Time For Retail Theft At Ulta Beauty Store

30-year-old Shanel Webster was ordered to serve 25-60 years behind bars after earlier pleading guilty to 15 charges.

19th Annual Huron Valley MLK Day Celebration

Various events are planned leading up to the popular March on Main Street, which will take place on Sunday, January 14th. This year’s theme is “Justice For All”.

Community Survey For 2025 Livingston County Master Plan

Residents are asked to complete a voluntary survey regarding topics such as land use, housing, recreation, and other topics affecting Livingston County.

AG Nessel Announces Charges in mPerks Compromise

Victims in Livingston County, elsewhere in Michigan.

Builder Acquires Properties for Potential Redevelopment in Brighton

The envisioned project aims to construct new buildings, among other objectives, without the need for the city to issue bonds or raise taxes to finance the improvements.

Man Charged in Howell Shooting Death Heads to Trial

22-year-old Reese Hammie is accused of fatally shooting Oghenevwede “Wede” Okagbare at a home in downtown Howell.

City Commencing Litigation Against Property Owner For "Junk"

The City of Howell is proceeding with litigation against a property owner on Byron Road to remove and prevent further accumulation of “junk”.

2024 Banished Words List Released

The list highlights certain words that are often misused, overused, or have lost their meaning over the past year.

Annual Defense Budget Includes 27 Slotkin Provisions

More than two-dozen provisions endorsed by U.S. Representative Elissa Slotkin were signed into law in late December as part of the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act.

Guardrail Repair On McCaslin Lake Road

The Genesee County Road Commission will be repairing the guardrail on McCaslin Lake Road Thursday between Silver Lake Road and Finch Drive from 7:30am to 1:30pm.

DNR: Spring Turkey License Application Period Now Open

Spring turkey season for Michigan hunters begins on April 20th.

Two Arrested, Methamphetamine Seized During Traffic Stop

Deputies located a one-pound package of suspected methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Okemos Road.

Ground Beef Distributed in Michigan Recalled Due to Possible E. coli

The items were shipped to distributor locations in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan.

State to Select New Members of Citizens Redistricting Commission

Livestreamed random selection scheduled for 3:30 p.m.

Test Kits Available During National Radon Action Month

The Livingston County Health Department has short-term radon test kits available free of charge during the month of January.

Fillmore Bar & Grill In Dexter Closes

The last day of business for the restaurant was on Saturday, December 30th.

Northfield Township Holds Press Conference On Fatal House Explosion

A community vigil is set Saturday afternoon in remembrance and support of the victims and their families at Whitmore Lake High School.

Mackinac Center to Appeal Ruling That Raises MI Income Tax

Costing 4.9 million workers an estimated $714 million to start 2024.

Investigators Determine Likely Cause Of Home Explosion

The names of those killed in a Northfield Township home explosion, and the likely cause of the incident, have been released.

Winning Powerball Ticket Sold in Grand Blanc

$842 million jackpot was the fifth largest in Powerball history.

HPS Board Of Education Authorizes Issuance & Sale Of Bonds

Last November, voters approved the $258 (m) million “Our Kids, Our Community, Our Future Bond Proposal”.

Nominations Being Accepted For Brighton Women's Roll Of Honor

In recognition of the achievements by local women, nominations are being accepted of potential candidates for the Brighton Area Women’s History Roll of Honor.

Remembering Fran Campbell, Longtime WHMI Employee

Donations can be made to LACASA in Fran's memory.

Man Who Pointed Laser At MSP Helicopter Sentenced

Douglas Alan Fleury of Madison Heights was charged with a single felony count of flying a beam of light or energy aimed at a plane or train.

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