Livingston Co. Sheriff's Office Identifies Suspects in Deputy Assault

All three face multiple felony charges.

Roofing PD Seeks First Responder Nominees for Free Giveaway

Email their story to: office@roofingpd.com

Whitmer Declares Sept. 30 Megatron Day

21st player inducted into Pride of Lions

UAW Picketer Killed in Jackson Identified

24-year-old Seth Webb

Renovation Project At Milford's Central Park Complete

A grand opening event is set on Saturday, October 12th to celebrate the completion of the extensive renovation project.

Local Businesses Excel In Alcohol Compliance Checks

This past summer, the Livingston County Community Alliance partnered with the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office to conduct 125 alcohol compliance checks.

Livingston County Walk to End Alzheimer’s Saturday

The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest event dedicated to Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. Livingston County's event is Saturday in downtown Howell.

Deputy Assaulted, Three Arrested During Shaq's Visit to Hartland

“Due to being contacted so late the adequate number of Deputies required for a large crowd were not able to be scheduled."

Motorsports Gateway Howell Celebrates Major Milestone

Motorsports Gateway Howell announced that the automotive district’s South Circuit is paved - marking a major accomplishment in creating a premier private motorsports destination in Southeast Michigan.

Donations Sought For Family Following Devastating Fire

A GoFundMe account has been set up for Scott and Heather Melby who lost everything following a fire at their historic farmhouse in the Village of Gaines.

Nominations Sought For October Veteran Of The Month

The Livingston County Veterans Council is seeking nominations for October’s Veteran of the Month.

Livingston County Senior Expo Saturday

The annual event is dedicated to helping seniors and caregivers learn more about the resources available in the area. It's Saturday at 2/42 Community Church.

Boy Killed By Tree Son of Northville Council Member

Mayor Turnbull: Declan's "energetic life was suddenly halted."

Fowlerville Library Renovation Uncovers Old Treasures

$1.4 million project should be complete by December.

Stay Issued In Re-Trial Of Jerome Kowalski

78-year-old Jerome Kowalski is charged in the murders of his brother and sister-in-law in Oceola Township in 2008.

Traffic Shifts For I-96 Flex Route Project

While the project continues, MDOT advises that work to rebuild the westbound lanes has been nearly completed.

Howell HS Student Selected For MDE Student Advisory Council

Aliya Farrand, a senior at Howell High School, has been selected to serve on the Michigan Department of Education Student Advisory Council for the 2024-2025 school year.

Boy Dies After Being Struck By Tree At Nature Center

A tree fell on a 12-year-old boy, who was critically injured.

Sec. of State Benson Gives Updates on Voter Information and Security

Benson announced several new information tools for voters and emphasized the safety of Michigan's election process.

Road Rehabilitation Project Starts On Pinckney Road Friday

Work is planned on Pinckney Road, D-19, north and south of Rush Lake Road at the curve.

Cleary Receives $320,000 Grant to Support Arthur Secunda Museum

To preserve, enrich and enhance a collection of more than 800 pieces of art.

Pumpkinfest Signals the Start of Fall in South Lyon

Pumpkinfest runs this weekend from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Sunday.

Disaster Assistance Deadline For Excessive Rain Coming Up

Those who own or operate a small business, small agricultural cooperative, or a private non-profit in Michigan that was affected by the rains between July 13th and September 1st may be eligible for federal working capital loans.

Arc Livingston To Offer Free "Sibshops" Program

Sibshops offers kids who have a sibling with a disability the chance to meet new people, make connections, and have a safe space to share their thoughts and feelings while playing games and eating food.

LACASA To Launch GLOW Campaign For Domestic Violence Awareness

A campaign kick-off event is set on October 1st in downtown Brighton.

Howell's Witches Night Out Offers 'Spellbinding Night You Won't Want to Miss'

Witches Night Out runs from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. on Sept. 26

Intermittent Closures Scheduled On US-23

The closures are scheduled between 11pm Thursday and 5am Friday.

Gleaners, Weingartz "Mow Down Hunger" Campaign Ends Oct 1

"About 24 percent of students in Livingston Co. may be 'food insecure.'"

Annual "Ruck to Live" Raises Awareness of Veteran Suicide Prevention

7am-1pm Saturday at the Brighton Veterans Memorial.

UAW: Stellantis to Layoff Nearly 200 Workers in Sterling Heights

Citing "intense external market conditions."

Feds: Ann Arbor School Counselor Referred to Muslim Student as "Terrorist"

District agreed to survey students, families and staff about harassment based on race or natural origin and come up with a plan to address any concerns.

COA Ruling To Keep Marijuana Proposal On Ballot In City Of Howell

As it stands now, an initiative to allow marijuana facilities in the City of Howell will appear on the November ballot following a Michigan Court of Appeals opinion.

Closures At US-23/Plank Road Interchange

Northbound US-23 will be closed intermittently at Plank Road. Additional ramp and freeway closures are scheduled this week.

Young Equestrian From Pinckney Headed To National Horse Show

9-year-old Olivia Alflen of Pinckney is a 3rd grader at Navigator Elementary who has qualified to compete at The Morgan Horse National Horse show in Oklahoma next month.

Howell Jr. Football Hosting "Veterans Recognition Month"

Local veterans can enjoy free admission into Howell Jr. football home games this month.

Even With Dip, August's Retail Sales Higher Than Last Year, Experts Say

August's sales were at 44.9, compared to 47.5 in July. The index in August 2023 was 32.4

McLaren Health Settles Alleged ADA Violations

Will provide aids, services for deaf patients

South Lyon Receives Update from Priority Waste

Trash hauler using rental trucks through compost season, installing cameras to monitor routes.

Livingston Co. Board Gives Sheriff's Dept. Authority to Document Contacts with Illegal Immigrants

Vote followed lengthy public discussion for and against.

Radar Speed Signs Discussed By Pinckney Village Council

The agenda item was discussed briefly and tabled.

M-52 Concrete Patching Begins Monday, September 30th

Motorists advised of concrete patching work on M-52 from Morrice Road to Delaney Road.

Grand Re-Opening Events Saturday For Two DWC Locations

The Detroit Wing Company locations in Grand Blanc and Davison closed abruptly in April but recently re-opened under brand ownership and management.

Oakland County Woman Wins $498K Lottery Jackpot

The lucky player, who chose to remain anonymous, bought her winning ticket on September 11th at the Ann Arbor Beer Depot.

South Lyon's Lafayette/Pontiac Trail to Close for Culvert Work

Monday, September 30. Should re-open same day.

Invasive Box Tree Moth Confirmed in Lapeer County

Joins Livingston, 11 other counties affected by BTM.

Ford, GM Issue Recalls Affecting 590,000 Vehicles

Maverick, Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon and Escalade

Terrorfied Forest To Open In New Location This Weekend

The Terrorfied Forest has relocated to Hell Survivors at 619 Pearl Street in the Village of Pinckney.

Grand Opening Sunday For Bible Baptist Church’s New Facility

A special ribbon-cutting ceremony is planned at the Church's new campus off Golf Club Road and the community is encouraged to come celebrate.

Projects Starting Up On Nicholson & Fowlerville Roads

The road rehabilitation projects in Handy and Conway Townships scheduled to begin this week and next.

Nightly Ramp Closures Along US 23 / I-96 This Week

EB/WB M-36 over US 23, EB I-96 to SB US 23, NB US 23 to EB I-96

Wixom Hosts 9th Annual Block Party

3p-8p Saturday off Pontiac Trail

Travel Advisories For M-36 & I-94

MDOT has issued some travel advisories for area motorists and commuters next week.

Asphalt Milling/Paving To Begin On South Main Street In Milford

Sidewalk replacements on the west side of S. Main Street were completed this week.

Howell's Alumni Baseball Game Returns This Weekend

The game starts at 12:15 p.m. Sept. 21

MDNR: Find Your Path During Michigan Trails Week

The DNR encourages Michiganders to enjoy the state’s extraordinary trail system during the eight days – and be inspired to incorporate trail treks into all four seasons.

Submit Questions for LCCA's Political Summit September 27

Oak Pointe Country Club. Pre-registration required.

Gregory Man Arraigned on Multiple Charges of Child Sexual Exploitation

Authorities said 24-year-old Dillon Foss is facing multiple charges of child sexual abuse and possession of child sexual abusive material.

Hartland Annual Art Walk Begins with New Mural Unveiling

The Art Walk will run for the next two weeks.

Michigan's Unemployment Rate Rises for Third Month

The state's unemployment rate has increased by half of a percentage point since August 2023.

Howell Health Hub Offers New Medical Space in Livingston Co.

Office spaces can be tailored to the needs of medical practices.

Hot, Dry Weather Elevates Wildfire Risk

The recent stretch of unseasonably warm, dry weather is perfect for late-summer outdoor activities but state officials warn that it also boosts wildfire risk.

Vehicle Larcenies Reported in Dexter Area

Parked vehicles in the Dexter area have been the recent targets of thieves who enter the unlocked vehicles and make off with the items inside.

Steve Conaway Named September "Veteran Of The Month"

Conaway has served as commander of the Brighton VFW Post 4357 since 2019.

Cleary Invites Community To Homecoming Tailgate Party

Students, parents, siblings, families, alumni, and the entire community are invited to enjoy the festivities on October 5th.

Increased Inventory, Lower Rates Offer Relief for Homebuyers

Median sale price in Livingston County was $379,000 in August.

Gov. Whitmer Lowers Flags to Honor MSP MC Officer Kerstetter

Flags to return to full-staff Saturday.

GM Offering Adapters for EV Owners to Access Tesla Chargers

Available through GM vehicle brand mobile apps.

Ramp Closures Begin at I-96/US 23 Interchange

Daytime closures Thursday, Friday. Nightly closures all next week.

Brighton Area Fire Authority Seeks Increased Millage to Meet Higher Costs, More Calls

The proposed millage would rase the rate to 2.75 mills

Destination Stars Hollow: A Gilmore Celebration In Downtown Brighton

Main Street in downtown Brighton will be transformed on Saturday in celebration of the iconic TV show this weekend.

County Road Association Releases Best Spots For Fall Color Tours

The County Road Association of Michigan has worked with the state's 83 county road agencies to develop a list of the best county roads for fall color.

Cleary University Hosting Over 50 Colleges and Universities at Livingston Co. College Fair

The fair will take place Sept. 25 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.

Mike Rogers To Hold Town Hall With Seniors In Oakland County

The town hall will focus on pressing issues facing senior citizens in Michigan.

FCS Hires New Recreation Director, Performing Arts Center Manager

Zack Douglass and Jillian Martin

Three Killed in Crash on M-14

Near Gotfredson in Plymouth Township

Genoa Township Residents Sound Off On Proposed Latson Road PUD

Following a 4-hour meeting, items were ultimately postponed related to future development around the I-96/Latson Road interchange.

LCCC Hosting Mental Health Education Group Therapy

The group therapy aims to help clients and others continue building skills to assist in their recovery and mental health journey. Everyone is welcome.

I-96 in Howell Being Prepped for Two-Year 'Rubblizing' Project

Lane closures are already beginning, and lane shifts can be expected in 2025 and 2026.

Commerce Road Closure Wednesday & Thursday

Commerce Road will be closed to thru-traffic between 13,311 Commerce Road and the gated entrance to the GM Proving Grounds.

Sheriff Murphy Makes Case for Documenting Immigration Status

"To better understand the problem."

Ingham Co. Deputy Injured During Struggle with Mail Thief

29-year-old Eaton Rapids man arrested.

Final Phase of Improvements Underway at Island Lake Recreation Area

Park closed to vehicle traffic tentatively through October.

Ghostly Grove Haunted Attraction Closed

"Due to circumstances beyond our control, the decision to close Ghostly Grove has been made."

Hartland School Board Extends Agreement with DOJ

Two-year extension to continue addressing past allegations of racism by former students.

Write-In Campaigns Underway For Genoa Supervisor & Trustee Seats

Supervisor Bill Rogers and Trustees Terry Croft and Jeff Dhaenens have launched write-in campaigns for the November General Election.

Parent Demonstrating For Changes In Local Court System

Heather Williams said she's hoping to raise awareness for "children in Livingston County who are not being protected because court orders are not being enforced".

23rd Annual HearseFest Returns This Weekend

The event is presented by Just Hearse N’ Around and features another attempt to break the world record for the longest parade of hearses.

Wixom Sending Summer Off with Summer Block Party this Saturday

The Block Party will have a variety of activities and entertainment for everyone.

Gov. Whitmer celebrates Hispanic Americans' 'legacy and vibrant culture' for Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 through October 15.

Worship Pastor Held on $250,000 Cash Bond

"All known victims have been identified and notified at this time."

Pontiac Trail to Close for Saturday's Block Party in Wixom

MSP: Officer Kerstetter to be Taken Off Life Support

Suffered fatal injuries in a crash Friday.

Livingston Sunrise Rotary Club & Foundation Surpass $1 Million Milestone

The Livingston Sunrise Rotary Club and Foundation announced a historic achievement - over $1 million has been raised and distributed to support non-profits and service organizations.

Preserving Michigan Barns; Upholding Community Solidarity

A Michigan educator and expert in historic preservation specializes in an enduring symbol of the Midwest – the barn.

Horseback Riding Scam Uncovered

An area woman is reported to be offering horseback riding lesson gift cards, but the offer is apparently a scam.

Congresswoman Slotkin To Host Telephone Town Hall On PFAS

Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin will hold the telephone town hall at 7pm Monday focused on the latest PFAS developments in the state.

Livingston ESA Celebrates Adult Education & Family Literacy Week

The national week raises public awareness about the need for and value of adult education and family literacy.

Church Leaders Post Video Message Following Pastor's Arrest

"Confessed" to placing camera in bathroom.

Hartland Schools Ranks in the Top 2% for MSTEP Scores

65.7% of tested students met the state's requirements.

South Main Street Project Progressing In Village of Milford

The contractor has completed all curb and gutter work on the west side of South Main Street.

Ditching Work On Linden Road In Fenton Township

Work is planned Monday and Tuesday, weather permitting.

"Medicare 101 - Getting Ready for Open Enrollment" At BDL

AgeWays will present a "deep dive" into Medicare on Monday at the Brighton District Library, offering help understanding open enrollment choices.

Sheriff Warns Boaters To Exercise Caution On Area Lakes

A 911 emergency caller reported Thursday night “that a pleasure boat was out of control, running in circles in the middle of Elizabeth Lake".

Howell High School's Militza Algredo-Huerta Chosen as Co-President of Hope Squad's National Council

Algredo-Huerta will serve as co-president for the 2024-25 school year.

Marion Twp Reapproves Plans for Tamarack Place Condos

Originally proposed in 2021, but paused due to rising costs.

LESA Special Education Millage On Ballot In November

Informational meetings are scheduled on the proposal that would renew and restore a 2015 special education millage that supports Livingston County school districts.

Former Chatfield Staffers To Stand Trial On Multiple Felony Charges

Rob and Anne Minard were bound over on numerous fraud and embezzlement charges.

Grand River & Kensington Road Closures Saturday

Grand River and Kensington Road to Kent Lake Road will be closed again this Saturday.

Historic Holly Hotel For Sale

After 46 years of operation, Owners George and Chrissy Kutlenios said they’ve made the difficult decision to sell historic building.

Trump Campaign Announces Flint Town Hall

Tuesday, September 17 at Dort Financial Center.

MI AG Files Criminal Charges Over Pro-Palestinian Protests on U of M Campus

11 mostly students and alumni

South Lyon Senior Earns High Honors in Dance

17-year-old Cameron Janson named Senior Dancer of the Year at Orlando competition.

Livingston Co. Sheriff's Office Celebrates 100th GED Graduate

23 inmates have earned their GED so far this year.

Stellantis to Invest $406 million at 3 MI Factories

A step toward meeting commitments in UAW contract.

South Lyon's Active Faith Seeks Donations for New Space

Will double its current size to serve more people.

MI AG Nessel Closes MSU Investigation

Documents did not offer new insight into Nassar case.

2nd Annual 9/11 “Never Forget 5K Trail Run/Walk" Saturday

Participants and volunteers are still being sought.

Pinckney Schools Receives Grant For Youth Literacy Initiatives

Pinckney Community Schools was recently awarded a $4,000 grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation.

Eagle Spruce Becomes State Of Michigan's 38th Christmas Tree

Eagle residents Rich and Dorcas Albertson donated the tree. The spruce will arrive in downtown Lansing to grace the Capitol lawn for the 2024 holiday season on Saturday, November 2nd.

Three Teens Charged for Social Media Threats Against South Lyon East

Similar threats made in Independence Twp, Orion Twp and Pontiac over the past week.

Ingham Co. Sheriff's Deputy Seizes Two Loaded Guns During Traffic Stop

18-year-old Lansing man arrested.

Oakland Co. Sheriff to Address Recent School Threats

Three students arrested for making threats at South Lyon East High School.

Gov. Whitmer Orders Flags Lowered on Patriot Day

"We remember those we lost in the terrorist attacks on 9/11, honor those who serve, and recommit ourselves to standing up for our values"

Water Booster Station to Increase Pressure in Brighton's Pine Creek Subdivision

City Council approved $386,420 Tuesday.

Two "Walls Of Honor" Coming To Hamburg Township Thursday

The Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall and the GoldStars Tribute Wall will be escorted into Hamburg Township on Thursday.

Brighton Area Fire Authority To Host Annual 9-11 Ceremony

The ceremony is set for 7pm tonight at Station 31 off Grand River, at the Department’s 9-11 Memorial.

Flint Road Project Starting Up In Brighton Township

Work involves asphalt rehabilitation on Flint Road, from I-96 to Hilton Road. Delays are expected.

HPS To Host Meeting For Local Contractors On Bond Projects

The district and Auch Construction will host a meeting for local contractors to learn about the process for submitting proposals for upcoming projects funded by the “Our Kids, Our Community, Our Future” Bond.

Former Detroit Tiger Joins BHS Baseball Staff

Brandon Inge will be joining the coaching staff.

South Lyon Council Frustrated with Lack of Progress on EV Chargers

Asks DDA director to revisit contract with ChargEV.

BAS Board: Special Education Millage, Snow Guards for Indoor Practice Facility

Burchfield to serve remainder of Trombley's term.

Army Corps Finalizing Flood Mitigation Results for Huron River

Based on four years of data collected by "Residents Working Against Huron River Flooding"

Construction Suicide Prevention Week

Suicide rate is nearly four times higher than general population.

"Field Of Dreams" Club To Host Season Finale Saturday

The Club offers individuals a chance to play baseball that normally would not have an opportunity to play due to disabilities or other circumstances that have prevented them from playing an organized sport.

BAS Board Names Burchfield to Replace Trombley

The Brighton school board has appointed past board president Andy Burchfield to replace former trustee Bill Trombley, who abruptly resigned Monday after 12 years on the board.

Candidates Sought To Apply For Brighton District Library Board

The Brighton District Library Board of Trustees is seeking candidates to fill two open seats.

Livingston Land Conservancy To Host 20th "Land On The Horizon" Fundraiser

All net proceeds from the event go to the Conservancy’s Land Acquisition and Stewardship funds that support 17 different protected properties in Livingston County.

Man Arraigned In Alleged Abduction & Sexual Assault

29-year-old Michael Jordan DeJesus was arraigned on charges of 1st Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct and Assault with Intent to Commit Great Bodily Harm Less Than Murder.

"Stranger Danger" Incident Reported Near Kurtz Elementary

Huron Valley Schools says students acted quickly and safely by following "Stranger Danger" practices and ran home and told their parents who reported it to Milford Police.

Trombley Resigns from Brighton School Board

Conflict over board members operating concession stands.

Fowlerville Fall Fest Benefits Livingston Centre Historical Village

11am-5pm Saturday, September 14.

Vietnam-Era Vets Urged to Seek Military Benefits

For self, spouse and family.

Livingston Co. Officials Raise $7,600 in ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Challenge issued to county elected officials across Michigan.

Tom O'Connell Remembered for "Life Full of Love, Laughter and Faith"

Visitation 3-7pm Thursday at Watkins Brothers Funeral Home.

Public Hearings Set On Latson Road PUD In Genoa Township

The upcoming Planning Commission meeting will take place at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts at Brighton High School on Tuesday, September 17th.

Meet The Candidates Event For Pinckney Village Council

The event is “in-person” only and taking place this Friday from 5:30pm to 7pm at Hell Survivors Paintball on Pearl Street.

LL Flooring to Close All MI Stores Including Brighton

The former Lumber Liquidators, now known as LL Flooring, will be closing its doors soon at all of its locations, including the one located just outside of Brighton.

Submissions Sought For Oceola Township Flag Design Contest

The deadline for design submissions is Monday, September 23rd at 8pm.

LCCC To Host "Loneliness & Isolation: The Next Health Crisis"

Livingston County Catholic Charities is hosting the free seminar on Wednesday that will focus on the effects that isolation and loneliness can have on a person mentally, emotionally, and physically.

DNR: EHD-Affected Deer in Southwest Michigan

Most recent case confirmed in St. Joseph County.

Mason-Area Man Arrested For Alleged Abduction & Assault

On Friday morning, Ingham County Deputies were alerted that a woman was assaulted and being held against her will.

Oakland Co. Union Employees Demand Better Pay, Working Conditions

County Exec: We made a fair and generous offer.

Smokin' Jazz and Barbecue Blues Festival This Weekend

5p-10p Friday, 12p-10p Saturday

Grand River to Close for 2 Saturdays in Lyon Twp.

Grand River Avenue will close between Kent Lake Road and Kensington Road Sept. 7 and 14 for digital sign maintenance.

Ortonville Dairy Voluntarily Recalls Milk, Ice Cream Due to Pasteurization Issues

Cook's Farm Dairy in Ortonville recalling milk and ice cream voluntarily out of "an abundance of caution."

St. Joseph's Third Annual Polish Festival in South Lyon

Both Saturday and Sunday on S. Lafayette Street.

Former Substitute Teacher Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Students

61-year-old Timothy Daugherty of White Lake is accused of inappropriately touching students at Spring Mills Elementary School in Highland Township.

Sheriff Wants Legislation To Allow Police To Enforce Drone Laws

Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard is calling on Congress to pass legislation that would give local police the authority to enforce currently in place laws and rules that prescribe how drones can be operated.

Community Foundation For Livingston County Announces 2024 Grants

Grants were awarded to Cleary University, Howell Public Schools, and VINA Community Dental Center.

Historic Parshallville Cider Mill Up For Sale

The owners are moving on after 40 years.

Grading, Utility Work in Hartland Twp Prompts Questions of New Development

Township manager says nothing has come across his desk.

MI Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Seeking Permanent Income Tax Reduction

Rules 2015 'trigger' law was only temporary.

Pinckney Village & Childcare Facility At Odds Over Playground

Another extension has been granted for the operator of a childcare facility that’s been at odds with the Village of Pinckney over a playground that was originally required to be put in roughly two decades ago.

Lake Chemung Drowning Victim Identified

A St. Clair Shores man who drowned last month in Lake Chemung has been identified.

Northbound I-75 Bridge Maintenance Continues On Sunday

MDOT will be closing two lanes of northbound I-75 at the bridge over the Flint River in Genesee County.

Cleary University Named Top 25 College In Michigan

Cleary University announced it was named a top 25 school in Michigan for its MBA program and for its online degree programs.

Carney Chosen As Presidential Elector

Longtime political activist Kathy Carney from Livingston County has been selected as the presidential elector for the 7th Congressional District.

MHOG Notice of Fall Hydrant Flushing

Residents may notice some pressure fluctuations, but no interruptions to normal operation.

Livingston Co. Emergency Management Exploring Ways to Mitigate Huron River Flooding

Planning town hall in Hamburg Twp in October.

Milford Village Council Amends Contract for Water System Upgrades

Increases contract by nearly $10K, to $42,500.

MDOT Issues Travel Advisory For Lee Road Bridge Over US-23

The Lee Road bridge over US-23 will be closed to perform an epoxy overlay in the Green Oak Township area.

League Of Women Voters Of Livingston County To Host Candidate Forums

The League is strictly non-partisan and does not endorse candidates or support political parties.

New Lieutenant Positions For Hamburg Police & Fire Departments

The Board of Trustees met Tuesday afternoon and granted some approvals related to establishing police and fire lieutenant promotional eligibility lists.