Resurfacing Project to Begin on Grand River in Wixom

Project is expected to last through August.

FEMA Opens New Disaster Recovery Center in Ingham County

To address storms, flooding, tornadoes in August 2023.

Governor Whitmer Stops at Livingston Co. Democratic Headquarters

Her visit on Friday, March 29 was accompanied by candidates running for local districts within Livingston County.

Lane Closures On Joy Road In Northfield Township

Limestone resurfacing, drainage and forestry work is taking place on Joy Road between Whitmore Lake Road and Earhart Road.

Northfield Township Police Say Missing Teen Found Safe

Northfield Township Police said 14-year-old Adyson Bohley was located Friday morning, with assistance from the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office.

Fowlerville Schools to Receive New Service Dog

Ceremony Saturday at American Legion Post 141.

FEMA Meeting Planned Next Week at Webberville Cultural Center

A Town Hall meeting for storm victims is planned on Thursday, April 4 at the Webberville Cultural Center.

New Radio System Marks Enhanced Public Safety In Oakland County

The new state-of-the-art radio system ensures seamless communication for first responders within the county and beyond - significantly enhancing their ability to protect and serve communities.

Mt. Hope Avenue To Close At US-127 For Bridge Demolition

Mt. Hope Avenue will be closed at US-127 for bridge demolition in Ingham County this weekend, starting around 6pm Friday night.

Howell Climbing In Ranks For Best Main Street Competition

Howell was nominated by USA TODAY for the 10 Best Readers' Choice Best Main Street.

Local Lawmaker: Buses Of Basketball Teams Are "Illegal Invaders"

Republican State Representative Matt Maddock made the claim Wednesday night in a social media post accompanied by photos of three buses near an Allegiant plane at Detroit Metro Airport.

Northfield Township Police Seek Information on Missing Teen

14-year-old Adyson Bohley was last seen on Friday, March 22nd.

Renovations to Milford's Central Park Prompts Sidewalk Closures

The closure is expected to last approximately 3 weeks with detours posted.

AAA Survey: Most Drivers Still 'Afraid' of Fully Self-Driving Vehicles

Nearly two-thirds want driver assisting technology on next car.

American Legion Post 141 Offers 1955 Prices for Vietnam War Veterans Day

Numerous events planned around Friday's observance.

Outdoor Music Studio for Children Planned in Brighton

Kids in Brighton will soon have a place to hone up on their musical abilities.

Public Comment Encouraged in Hamburg Twp. Police Assessment

A team of assessors from the Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission (MLEAC) will conduct an assessment of Hamburg Township Police next week.

Hamburg Township's First-Ever HOA Meeting is at Capacity

Township officials say they are no longer taking reservations for the event, as all seats have been filled.

LCHD to Accept Grant for Medical Marijuana Outreach & Education

The funds assist with education and outreach related to safe usage and the potential harms of misuse or underage use.

Local School Hosting Food Drive To Fill Student Pantry

The Hamburg Township Public Safety Department is collecting food to help Kensington Woods School fill its student pantry, which is nearly empty.

Weather Forcing Weekday Closures to I-96 Flex Route

Weather is forcing MDOT crews in Oakland County to push planned weekend ramp and lane closures into the work week.

County To Host FEMA Disaster Relief Meeting Thursday

Livingston County is hosting a town hall meeting tomorrow on disaster assistance through FEMA for those impacted by severe storms, tornados, and flooding last summer.

DNR Hiring Conservation Officers for 2025 Training Academy

Conservation officers are fully licensed law enforcement officers who patrol every county within the state.

MDOT: Stop Using The Word "Accident"

MDOT says “Traffic crashes are fixable problems, caused by inattentive drivers and driver behavior. They are NOT accidents”.

UPDATE: FEMA Deadline Extended to May 8th

Those affected by last August’s storms now have until May 8 to apply.

New Economic Development Projects Approved

The projects, including a new mine in the U.P., are expected to create at least 1,580 jobs and generate a total capital investment of over $650 million in Michigan.

Campaign to Restore Local Control of Wind, Solar Gathering Signatures

Volunteers will be gathering signatures locally this Friday and Saturday outside the Mugg & Bopps in Hartland.

Concerns About Loud Vehicles & Speeding Surface Again In Howell

Spring is revving up, and so too are complaints about loud vehicles and exhaust around the City of Howell.

LCHD Administrator Receives Employee Recognition Award

Corrinna Yeager, Administrative Specialist with the Livingston County Health Department, was honored Monday evening.

Yearly Trout Stocking Takes Place at Spring Mill Pond

Trout stocking efforts take place this week in Spring Mill Pond, located in Island Lake State Recreation Area.

VINA Community Dental Center To Host Stars, Stripes & Smiles

The upcoming event is VINA's spring fundraiser and supports its mission of enhancing oral health and overall well-being for those without dental insurance in the community.

LACASA Center Appoints New Chief Communications Officer

After serving more than 12 years as LACASA’s Chief Communications Officer, Robin L. O’Grady is retiring. LACASA has appointed Brighton resident Mona Shand to the role and brings a wealth of experience to the position.

Downtown Brighton Offers Kid-Friendly Staycation Activities

Weeklong scavenger hunt involving 36 businesses.

Grand River Resurfacing Project At Wixom Road

Segment carries approximately 20,290 vehicles daily.

Man Shot in Downtown Ann Arbor, Suspect Still Loose

Ann Arbor Police call it an isolated incident.

AAA: MI Gas Prices Drop 7 Cents From A Week Ago

State average still 32 cents higher than this time last month.

Pedestrian Safety Improvements Planned In Downtown Howell

The City received a grant to improve various pedestrian walkways on Michigan Avenue and East Clinton Street, near State Street.

Sidewalk Gap Project Continues in Brighton

The project is anticipated to be completed mid-June.

Pathway Construction On Border-To-Border Trail

The Washtenaw County Road Commission is continuing non-motorized pathway construction for the Border-to-Border (B2B) trail near Huron River Drive, between Zeeb Road and East Delhi Road in Scio Township.

Roundabout Construction to Begin near Mt. Brighton in Genoa Twp

A roundabout intersection will be constructed at Challis and Bauer Roads in Genoa Township.

South Lyon Woman Drowns In Kayaking Accident

Authorities have identified a South Lyon woman who died in a kayaking accident in southwestern Missouri as 18-year-old Melodie Roberts.

Livingston County To Host Town Hall Meeting On FEMA Services

The public is invited to take part in the meeting on Thursday regarding the federal assistance programs to help recover from damages from severe storms, tornados, and flooding last August.

Measles Reported In Jackson County

The exposure occurred on March 10th at the Henry Ford Jackson Emergency Department.

Lane Closures For I-96 Flex Route Project Moved To This Weekend

The wintry weather is affecting scheduled work with lane closures moved to this weekend and Monday in Oakland County.

Data: More Americans Dipping into 401Ks to Cover Emergencies

Listen to Brad Jones' "Climb Through Retirement" show Saturday mornings at 7:30 on WHMI, or the podcast at WHMI.com.

Howell Mother Enters Plea In Toddler's Accidental Shooting Death

42-year-old Tonya Lacey pleaded no contest to a single felony count of 2nd degree child abuse.

Voting Machines Lawyer Released From Oakland County Jail

Stephanie Lambert was ordered held on $10,000 bond Thursday after she appeared in an Oakland County court on an outstanding warrant. She was released after posting bail.

HHS DECA Champions Bound For International Competition

Four Howell High School students are heading to the DECA International competition next month after being named state champions.

Local Programs Assist with Proper Disposal of Medication

This spring, residents are reminded to get rid of any expired and unused medications.

City Of Brighton Issues Parking Strategy in Downtown Areas

A letter went out to business owners recommending ideal parking areas for employees and visitors downtown.

Brighton Police, Fire Authority Schedule Summer Camps

Area youths interested in a possible career as a police officer or firefighter are invited to sign up for a 7-day Summer Camp, sponsored by the Brighton Area Fire Dept. and Brighton Area Fire Authority.

Treasury: Individual Income Tax Returns Due in Less Than a Month

Tax returns must be e-filed or mailed by April 15, 2024.

World Coyote Day At Howell Nature Center Saturday

Organizers say a “howling good time” is planned at the Howell Nature Center for World Coyote Day this weekend.

New Weight Restrictions On Old Dixboro Road Bridge

New weight restrictions are in effect for the well-traveled bridge due to structural deterioration.

Family Member Arraigned in Fatal Shooting of Congressman's Brother

Pre-trial set April 4.

Stolen Credit Card Transactions Connected to Hamburg Twp. Thefts

Many of the thefts occurred in the Bob White Beach/Pine Bluff neighborhood on Wednesday, March 20.

MI Childcare Advocates Rally at State Capitol

Average MI parent spends 30-40% of income on childcare.

Reminder: I-96 Flex Route Work Begins With Lane Closures

Crews will be rebuilding the westbound side of I-96 as part of the project this year - with prep work beginning today and lasting through fall.

Hamburg Township Opts-In To New Opioid Litigation Settlement

The board met Tuesday night and adopted a resolution accepting an opioid litigation settlement with McKinsey and Company.

Brighton Optimists Present Check To Meals On Wheels

The Brighton Optimist Club and Eternity Brewing Company recently presented checks to Livingston County Senior Nutrition, aka Meals on Wheels, totaling $808 from its Euchre Night.

Sheriff's Office Locates 3 People in State Game Area Using Drones

The Ingham County Sheriff's Office located them in the Dansville State Game area.

Man Dies of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound at Peacemakers Gun Range

Howell PD says there is no suspicion of foul play.

No Injuries Reported in Fenton Bank Robbery

A suspect is in custody following a robbery that took place at Financial Plus Credit Union Tuesday afternoon.

FEMA: $105M Distributed to August Storm Victims

Deadline to apply is April 8.

Novi Teacher Wins Excellence in Education Award from MI Lottery

The award winner, Lee Bonner, is a high school history teacher with the Novi Community School District.

Hamburg Township Distributing Free Radon Test Kits For Residents

Residents are encouraged to stop by the township hall off Merrill Road and take advantage of the free kits - which sometimes go to waste.

Statewide Tornado Drill Today

During the drill at 1pm, both the Livingston County Public Alerting System and the Livingston County tornado sirens will be tested.

Maple Sugaring Month At Huron-Clinton Metroparks

It’s syrup season and guided walks are being offered at Kensington Metropark.

Genealogy For Beginners At Brighton District Library

Attendees can take time to dig into their own family histories with help from Genealogy and Local History Librarian Jordan Sprunger next Tuesday, March 26th.

Michigan Shortens Coyote Hunting Season

Michigan’s coyote hunting season has been shortened to nine months, instead of year-round.

Genesee Co. Sheriff Confirms Death of Rep. Dan Kildee's Brother

Tim Kildee, the brother of U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee, died Tuesday after being shot in Vienna Township.

Susan Longsworth Appointed 44th Circuit Court Judge

Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced the appointment Tuesday. Longsworth is a solo practitioner in Howell focusing primarily on criminal defense.

DTE: Equipment Issue Causes Outages in Fowlerville & Howell

DTE said a Monday night power outage was due to a broken insulator that caused a substation line to go down.

Mega Millions Prize Jumps to $893 Million for Tonight’s Drawing

If a player wins, it would be the sixth largest Mega Millions jackpot ever won.

MI Lawmakers Demand Transparency in Lansing

Michigan one of two states where the Legislature and governor’s office are exempt from FOIA requests.

MDOT: Major Traffic Shift in Lansing

Shift should be completed ahead of Wednesday morning drive.

Power Outage Forces Fowlerville Community Schools to Close Tuesday

All after-school activities will continue as usual.

Michigan State Police Amends Policy to Restrict Pursuits

The MSP policy was amended to reduce the risk of injuries associated with police pursuits.

Arby's In Genoa Township To Be Remodeled

An expansion, remodel, and related site improvements have been approved for the Arby’s restaurant off Grand River.

South Lyon DDA Anticipates Busy Outdoor Farmer's Market Season

As warm weather approaches, the City of South Lyon is gearing up for a busy outdoor market season.

BHS DECA Club Brings Home Honors from State Event

Brighton High School's DECA Club has produced three state champions and nine state finalists as a result of competition held over the weekend.

Crafts Retailer Joann Files For Bankruptcy

In a statement, the Ohio-based company said that it expected to emerge from bankruptcy as early as the end of next month.

Leadership Livingston Program To Return

The Greater Livingston County Chamber Alliance is resurrecting the program. Established and emerging leaders committed to making a positive impact in the community are encouraged to apply.

Invasive Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Found In Western Antrim County

The extent of the infestation has not yet been determined, but an extensive survey of the surrounding area is underway.

Man Crashes Stolen Tree Trimming Truck in Brighton Township

A Redford Township man is in custody after crashing the stolen truck at the corner of Hilton Road and Old US-23 on Saturday.

Retired Teacher Sexton Announces Run for Livingston Co. Board

Seeking District 7 seat.

AAA: MI Gas Prices Up 44 Cents From Last Month

Livingston Co. drivers paying $3.71 on average.

Severe Weather Awareness Week Underway

A voluntary annual Statewide Tornado Drill will be conducted on Wednesday at 1pm.

Hilton School in Brighton to Get Upgraded Restrooms

Hilton Elementary School in Brighton is in line for a renovation project involving its bathrooms this year as a result of action by the Board of Education.

Grant To Fund New Rail Project In Wixom

The Lake State Railway Company was awarded $761,925 for establishment of a new transload facility in Wixom.

LCHD International Travel Clinic Offers Consultations & Vaccines

Vaccines and health consultations according to your itinerary, personal medical history, and travel destination are provided.

Legislation Would Make 'Sexting' Illegal in Michigan

Follows lawsuit filed against MSP detective at Brighton Post.

Appeal Denied For I-96 Spree Shooter

54-year-old Raulie Casteel is serving a sentence of up to 40 years in prison for the 2012 random-target spree shootings along I-96 in Ingham, Livingston, Oakland, and Shiawassee Counties.

MDOT Introduces Statewide Paint the Plow Program

The program promotes safe winter driving practices ahead of the 2024-2025 school year.

Champion For Children Nominations Due Monday

Each year, the Child Abuse Prevention or CAP Council and Great Start Livingston ask Livingston County residents to consider who is a Champion for Children in the community.

MHOG Issues Homeowner Residential Material Inventory Survey

MHOG wants to know the piping material installed onto the water meters of some residential customers.

Irish Pubs Ready for Big Crowds

WHMI's Ellen Morgan will be broadcasting live from Jezebels Saloon in Brighton from 1pm-3pm Sunday.

AAA Offers "Tow to Go" for St. Paddy's Day Weekend

The number to keep in your phone is (855) 286-9246.

Fenton Police Sergeant Passes Away

Sgt. Andringa has been with the City of Fenton Police Department since 1998.

BHS Cheerleading Coach Named Division 1 Coach of the Year

A major honor has been accorded Brighton High School Cheerleading Coach Christina Wilson.

Health Division Recommends Measles Vaccination Before Spring Travel

As of March 7th, a total of 45 measles cases have been confirmed in 16 states across the United States, including cases in Washtenaw and Wayne Counties.

Weekend Work & Closures On US-23

The eastbound M-14 ramp to southbound US-23 will be closed and northbound US-23 will have a double-lane closure from Nixon Road to Pontiac Trail.

James Crumbley Found Guilty Of Involuntary Manslaughter

The jury verdict means James Crumbley has joined Jennifer Crumbley as a cause of the killing of four students at Oxford High School in 2021 - even without pulling the trigger.

Authorities Investigate Fatal Crash in Green Oak Township

Officers were dispatched to the crash on Rushton Road, just north of 12 Mile Road on Wednesday evening.

'Prep Work' Begins to Another Section of I-96 Flex Route

Beginning March 21, a heaping load of construction begins in Oakland County.

Annual Run For The Gold 5K & Pinckney St. Patrick's Day Parade

The Annual Run For the Gold will take place this Saturday as part of Pinckney’s St. Patrick’s Day parade and celebration. Proceeds from the run will go toward a new playground at Light Of the World Academy.

Realtor: New Construction Up, Market Still Tight

Median sale price in Livingston County $375,000-$400,000.

Downtown Howell in the Running for USA Today's 'Best Main Street'

Downtown Howell is one of 20 neighborhoods throughout the country nominated for the title of "Best Main Street."

FEMA Offers Clean and Sanitize Assistance for August 2023 Storms

Up to $300 toward cleaning expenses.

Livingston County Sheriff's Lieutenant Brad Fetner Passes Away

Livingston County Sheriff's Lieutenant Brad Fetner passed away on March 10.

"Justice For Pearl" To Host Two Dangerous Dog Events In May

Fowlerville resident Leticia Spagnuolo is organizing two events in May that will serve as a tribute to victims of dangerous dogs and help bring awareness to the issue.

Bollin Testifies In Support Of Plan To Combat Fentanyl Crisis

State Rep. Ann Bollin is sponsoring part of the bi-partisan plan that includes a reclassification to allow stricter sentencing recommendations for criminals convicted of producing or distributing dangerous drugs like heroin and fentanyl.

Docuseries Highlights Mysterious Disappearance Of Local Teen In Aruba

A new docuseries titled “Never Seen Again” features the story of 14-year-old Max Devries of Brighton Township who went on a jet ski ride in 2004 with another hotel guest and was never seen again.

Men Arraigned Following Pinckney Dealership Thefts

Two men were arraigned for their involvement in stealing vehicles from a Pinckney dealership on March 10.

Construction Closures Begin March 18 in Green Oak Township

A series of closures will take effect next week in Green Oak Township.

Genesee Co. Sheriff Announces Plans to Build Jailhouse Music Studio

Piggybacking on country music star Jelly Roll's jailhouse concert.

FEMA is Hiring in Michigan

Initial appointment of 120 days can be extended or reduced dependent on mission needs.

Dollar Tree to Close Nearly 1,000 Stores

Posts surprise fourth quarter loss.

Advocates for Tobacco Legislation Gather in Lansing

The day-long gathering is expected to draw advocates from across the state.

Wooden Guardrails To Be Replaced Along Bike Paths In Genoa Twp.

The existing guardrails/handrails are adjacent to the Brighton Road and Bauer Road bike paths.

WCRC Announces 2024 Road Resurfacing Program

$4.6 million will be invested to improve approximately 25 lane miles of pavement throughout Washtenaw County during the 2024 construction season.

NHTSA: Don’t Test Your Luck This St. Patrick’s Day

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is urging everyone to drink responsibly as St. Patrick’s Day is one of the deadliest days on the nation’s roads.

Man Accidently Shot with Ghost Gun Files Lawsuit

The teens had allegedly been best friends for more than 10 years before the shooting occurred in late May 2021.

Howell PD Warns Residents of Recent Phone Scam

A Howell resident received two scam calls from someone pretending to be with law enforcement.

Genesee Co. Sheriff Honors 26th Class of I.G.N.I.T.E. Program

Connects inmates with educators, skilled trades, substance abuse counselors to succeed upon release.

Marion Township Engineer Seeks Spot on County Commission

Paul Giessner, 29, is the only Democrat who has filed to represent District 5.

Apply for Paid Summer Internship At Livingston Co. Road Commission

Starting pay is $14 an hour.

MI Lawmakers Consider Tolls to Pay for Roads

Six cent-per-mile toll on passenger cars.

Legacy Sports Complex Looking To Expand In Green Oak Township

The Legacy Center Sports Complex is requesting approval for a new phase that consists of a Wellness Center addition with multiple tenant spaces.

Phase 1 Construction To Begin For Motorsports Gateway Project

It was reported at Monday night’s Howell City Council meeting that the applicants have received final approval from the Livingston County Drain Commissioner's Office and now have the go-ahead to start construction.

Livingston Co. Sheriff's Office Approved to Apply for OHSP Grants

The Livingston County Sheriff's Office was given approval by the Board of Commissioners to apply for state grants toward new safety equipment.

Severe Weather Awareness Week & Tornado Drill Approaching

Severe Weather Awareness Week runs March 17th through the 23rd. The annual Statewide Tornado Drill will be conducted on Wednesday, March 20th at 1pm.

New Luggage Tracking System & Fees Postponed By Shepler's Ferry

The new system and a new $4 per-bag fee proposed by Shepler's Ferry Service was not well received by officials, residents, or travelers.

White Lake Woman Wins $1M Powerball Prize

The lucky winner learned she had won from the most unlikely of places: Facebook.

Sheriff Murphy: Recent Chases Are Symptom of Catch-And-Release Policies

2 police chases this weekend, one last month

Serious Injury Crash in Oceola Twp

79-year-old transported to U of M Hospital in Ann Arbor.

AAA: MI Gas Prices 11 Cents Higher Than Week Ago

New 2024-high of $3.57 on Saturday.

Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin Secures $18.5M for Local Projects

Projects in Unadilla Township, Village of Milford, and Lyon Township are included in the funds.

VINA Dental Center Welcoming New Patients Amid Clinic Improvements

The non-profit provides affordable dental care to those in need throughout Livingston County and is always trying to reach more people.

Employers Sought For Local Youth Employment Fair

The purpose of the Youth Employment Fair is to expose students to career ladders and benefits they can start to access as entry level employees and continue to grow with a company as they broaden their education.

Brighton Police Apprehend Suspect in Eastpointe Shooting

Brighton Police, with the aid of several area police departments, arrested the suspect in a Detroit area shooting on Saturday.

South Lyon Fire Department Receives MIOSHA Safety & Health Grant

The program awards qualifying employers a dollar-for-dollar match to purchase safety and health-related equipment.

First Influenza-Associated Pediatric Death Confirmed In Michigan

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed the first influenza-associated pediatric death in the state for the 2023-2024 flu season.

Ditching Operations Continue Monday In Fenton Township

Ditching work is continuing on Whitaker Road between Owen Road and Linden Road on Monday from 7am to 1pm.

Saturday Event To Recognize Women's Unit Of Hamburg Fire Dept.

In honor of Women’s History Month, the Hamburg Township Historical Society will recognize the Women’s Unit of the Hamburg Fire Department that was established in May of 1973.

Mackinac Center Considers Appeal of Ruling on MI Income Tax Rate

Has until March 25 to appeal to MI Supreme Court.

MI Lawmaker Proposes Statewide Vote on Daylight Saving Time

Calls 100-year law poor and unnecessary policy.

Grant to Help MSU Address MI's Direct Care Worker Shortage

Additional 36,000 needed to meet demand.

Salvation Army Looking To Purchase Old Humane Society Building

The local Corps is in the process of purchasing the old Humane Society building on Dorr Road in Genoa Township as a philanthropic or non-profit center to assist individuals with social needs.

Portion Of Eastbound I-696 Closing For Weekend Work

Motorists are being advised to seek alternate routes.

FDA Issues Alert Concerning Ground Cinnamon Sold at Discount Stores

The FDA warns that some ground cinnamon sold at discount stores could be tainted with lead.

Two Open Seats On City Of Brighton Planning Commission

The Brighton City Council is accepting resumes and completed applications to fill two vacancies on the Planning Commission.

Mt. Brighton Closes Early On "Worst Season" in Recent Memory

Will continue to host private and public events through spring and summer.

Cleary University Eliminates Admission Process

Eligible students no longer required to complete an application.

McGivney Appointed New Chief Livingston County Judge

The honorable Matthew J. McGivney has been appointed as chief judge of the 44th Circuit Court and the 53rd District Court.

Survey Seeks Input on Safety & Accessibility of Huron Valley Trail

The Huron Valley Trail links several southeast Michigan communities to a greater network of trails across the state.

"Eloise: Poorhouse, Asylum, TB Sanitorium" At Local Library

The upcoming program will be hosted by Joe Oldenburg, a retired instructor of Michigan History at Oakland Community College.

Whitaker Road Closed Thursday & Friday In Fenton Township

Whitaker Road between Owen Road and Linden Road will be closed on Thursday and Friday from 7am to 1pm for ditching work.

Legislation Would Require MI Schools to Have Cardiac Response Plan

All coaches be trained on AEDs, CPR.

Local Business Expo Offers Home, Health, Pet Services

Thursday's expo runs from 3p-7p at Crystal Gardens Banquet Center in Howell.

New Faulkwood Shores Clubhouse To Be Constructed After Fire

The clubhouse at the golf course in Genoa Township was destroyed by a fire in 2022 and sustained substantial damage, which ultimately resulted in it being torn down.

County Road Agencies Harness the Power of Drones

The County Road Association of Michigan accredited the Genesee County Road Commission with being at the forefront of using drones in road work operations.

MPSC Meetings On New Laws For Large-Scale Wind & Solar Projects

The Michigan Public Service Commission is holding “engagement sessions” to take public comment regarding the details of how the controversial new law will be implemented.

Cleary University Hosts Free Women's Empowerment Workshop

The event is free and open to the public on Monday, March 11.

Annual Student Art Exhibit Underway At Howell Opera House

The Livingston Arts Council kicked off its annual GOT ART student art exhibit this week.

Man Pleads "No Contest" in Livingston County Following Medical Deaths

About 800 patients in 20 states were sickened in 2012 after receiving injections of mold-tainted steroids. Some of the drugs were sent to a Livingston County medical clinic.

Spencer Road To Close For Culvert Work In Northfield Township

Spencer Road will be closed starting Wednesday between North Territorial Road and 5 Mile during daytime hours to replace a crossroad culvert.

MI Health Officials Push Measles Vaccine After Third Confirmed Case

90% of unvaccinated individuals exposed to measles will become infected.

Retirement Advisor: Don't Be Fooled by Skyrocketing Gold Prices

Listen to "Climb through Retirement" Saturday mornings at 7:30am on WHMI, or the podcast at WHMI.com.

Kensington Valley Ice House is now Biggby Coffee Ice House- Brighton

Facility operations were taken over by Black Bear Sports Group, Inc. - the largest owner/operator of ice arenas in the country.

Former Police Chief Bob Krichke Passes Away at Age 83

Bob Krichke served as the Fowlerville Chief of Police as well as the Hamburg Township Chief of Police before retiring in 2006.

Road Rehabilitation Project Begins on Wixom Rd. in Novi

The project affects residents in the cities of Wixom and Novi.

Utility To Bury 10 Miles Of Electric Lines In Six Michigan Counties

Consumers Energy was approved for a pilot program that will target circuits in Livingston, Genesee, Allegan, Ottawa, Montcalm, and Iosco Counties that have frequent, lengthy outages and are in areas with dense trees.

Retirement Party Held For Chief Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty

Hundreds attended the event at Crystal Gardens Banquet Center in Genoa Township last Friday.

Brighton Area Women's History Roll of Honor Announces 2024 Class

Each will be introduced at tonight’s Joyce A. Powers Memorial Lecture to be held at Oak Pointe Country Club in Genoa Township beginning at 7pm.

Multiple Departments Battle Blaze In Green Oak Township

The structure fire was reported at PDM Packaging, located at 12434 Emerson Drive. It required multiple alarms to bring adequate resources to the scene.

Washtenaw, Wayne Counties Each Report Cases of Measles

Working to identify anyone who might have been exposed.

MI Doles Out $3.6M Through Invasive Species Grant Program

$36 million awarded to 269 projects over ten years.

MSU Board Chair Steps Down Amid Report of Ethics, Bylaw Violations

New MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz begins tenure Monday.

AAA: MI Gas Prices Set New 2024-High

Statewide average 45 cents higher than this time last month.

FEMA Opens Disaster Recovery Center in Fowlerville

To assist survivors of August 2023 storms, tornadoes, flooding.

New Fishing License Requirements

Inland guide license to take clients on guided trips on inland lakes, rivers or streams.

Intersection Improvement Project Underway In Dexter Township

The North Territorial Road and Dexter Town Hall Road Safety Improvement project got underway late last week.

Disney High School Musical to Open This Weekend at Brighton High School

Brighton High School has developed quite a reputation for its award-winning musicals over the years. The latest edition opens this weekend at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts.

FEMA to Offer Disaster Assistance Next Week in South Lyon

FEMA will offer in-person assistance to South Lyon residents and businesses affected by the August 2023 storms.

Ditching Operations On Whitaker Road In Fenton Township

The Genesee County Road Commission will be doing ditching on Whitaker Road between Owen Road and Linden Road.

Three Fires Secretary Named HPS Support Person Of The Year

Three Fires Elementary Building Secretary Sharyn Tormanen has been named Howell Public Schools 2023-2024 Support Person of the Year.

Three-Alarm Fire at Green Oak Packaging Business

Initial determinations suggest it was accidental and related to a manufacturing process.

New Closures Coming On I-696

Bridge work will be closing a portion of Inkster Road and the US-24 ramp to M-10.

Crash Shuts Down Grand Blanc Road Friday Morning

Grand Blanc Township police and fire crews responded to the serious injury crash in the 1100 block of Grand Blanc Road at around 6am.

Washtenaw County Tests Emergency Sirens Saturday at 12pm

The sirens are tested on the first Saturday of every month from March through October.

FEMA Closing Disaster Recovery Center in Williamston

Closes 6:30pm Saturday

CDC Drops 5-day COVID Isolation Time, Michigan Case Numbers Plateau

The CDC changed its guidance, saying that people can return to work or regular activities if their symptoms are mild and improving.

Vehicle Crashes Into Canton Walmart

A sport-utility vehicle crashed into the building this afternoon.

March 2024 Proclaimed as Women's History Month

Governor Whitmer proclaimed March 2024 as Women's History Month to uplift the achievements of women in Michigan history.

WHMI Wins 3 MAB Awards

Sports, morning show, marketing.

MI Senate's Open Carry Ban at Voting Locations Unlikely to Go Into Effect Before November

House Split Will Delay Passage to Gov. Whitmire's Desk

Fire Chief: 'Initial Shock Worn Off' After Grand Blanc Tornado

Dort Highway to reopen, power being restored to schools.

Settlement Reached In Case of Man Wrongly Accused Of Drunk Driving

A settlement has been reached between the Village of Fowlerville and a Japanese man wrongly accused of drunken driving.

Counties, Municipalities Receive Adult-Use Marijuana Payments

99 cities, 30 villages, 69 townships, and 71 counties will receive payments from the Marihuana Regulation Fund - including some locally.

Howell Woman Only Has Birthday Once Every Four Years

In a sense, Howell resident Danica Katnik will always be young. While she is 32 years old, she has had only 8 birthdays.

AG Nessel Reissues Consumer Alerts Following Severe Weather

Disaster-related scams are on the rise following severe weather in Michigan.

Slotkin Applauds Federal Investigation into Chinese EV Software

Livingston County Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin says the investigation is an important step for national security and Michigan’s auto industry.

Northwest Elementary Teacher Named HPS Teacher Of The Year

Sarah Needham was honored with district’s top award.

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