Mackinac Bridge Re-Opens After Closing For Falling Ice

Maintenance staff is that “it’s the worst we’ve ever seen on the bridge”.

Consumers Energy: Restoration Efforts Continuing

The utility said restoration efforts from this past weekend’s storms are ongoing but it's also planning and preparing for storms expected on Wednesday.

Hamburg Twp Board to Hold Public Safety Work Session About Parks

Resources stretched thin with various events each weekend.

Storm Victims Urged to Hire Contractors Who are Licensed, Insured

Check with the BBB, get a written estimate, and never pay cash before a job is finished.

Crews Work to Restore Power Following Sunday's Severe Weather

Some Consumers customers may not be back on line until Wednesday.

Report Potholes To County Road Commissions Or MDOT

Spring has sprung and so too have potholes on area roads and freeways across the WHMI listening area.

S.C.O.T.S. Bots Qualify For FIRST In Michigan State Championship

Howell High School’s robotics team qualified for the prestigious FIRST in Michigan State Championship following outstanding performances in recent district qualifier events.

Nessel Joins Other AGs Calling for Action Against Smuggled Cell Phones

The attorneys general want Congress to pass legislation that would allow states to jam signals in prisons.

Free Livingston County Parent Summit & Wellness Fair

The theme is "Parenting in the Digital Age: Social Media, AI, and Anxiety".

New Lake Trust Entrepreneurship Institute Supports Small Business Owners

The free, online program offers six self-paced, entrepreneurship-focused courses - along with an opportunity to win a business grant through a pitch competition.

Faygo Launches Two New Nostalgic Flavors

Blue Super Pop tastes like the iconic Superman ice cream while pink Bubble Pop tastes like pink bubble gum.

Public Input Sought on Proposed Expansion of Fenton Area Mobile Home Park

Tyrone Twp Board meets again Tuesday, April 1.

Rep. Bollin: Audits Reveal Rampant Security Failures at Michigan Prisons

Falsified records of cell searches, inadequate prisoner searches, and a failure to properly screen individuals and items entering prison facilities.

Improvement Project At Howell Carnegie District Library

A “Steps and Ramps Improvement Project” is kicking off and starting Monday, patrons will need to use the Clinton Street doors to enter and exit the building.

Community Story Slam Monday Aims To Foster Positivity

Stories will all be centered around the theme “Busted! Caught in the Act, Close Calls, and Cracking the Case.”

Swanson Presenting at World Literacy Summit at Oxford University in April

Swanson will do two presentations about IGNITE during the summit.

Registration Open For CERT Basic Training Class

The CERT or Community Emergency Response Team Program educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that could impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills.

Putnam and Cohoctah Townships Getting New EMS Bases

The bases will help cover underserved rural areas of the county.

Over Half Million Dollars In Drugs Seized In Multi-County Busts

Over 107 pounds of crystal meth along with cocaine, fentanyl, oxycodone, ketamine, and an unknown substance were all seized.

Wixom Council Approves Funding for Filling Cracks, Seal Coating Roads

Trying new environmentally safe product.

EV Charging Stations, Bike Racks Coming to Downtown South Lyon

Upwards of 30,000 people expected at Buy Michigan Now Festival in August.

Dollar Tree Offloads Family Dollar Chain for $1 Billion

Ending a decade-long effort to find a fit.

Kilgen Pipe Organ Fundraiser At Historic Hartland Music Hall

The Cromaine District Library and Hartland Messiah Chorus are hosting a concert fundraiser to complete the final phase of restoration for the Kilgen Pipe Organ at the Historic Hartland Music Hall.

Nessel Urging People to Delete 23andMe Accounts After Bankruptcy Filing

The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sunday.

Finding Edith: Surviving the Holocaust in Plain Sight At Brighton Library

Presenter Emily Cord Duthinh will discuss how her mother survived the Holocaust by hiding in French boarding schools and other institutions with false identity papers.

Howell HS Students Advance To International DECA Competition

Bence Mate advanced in the Entrepreneurship Individual event, while Militza Algredo-Huerta and Jayden Zhang qualified in the Entrepreneurship Team event.

Authorities Looking for Person Who Put 'Very Sweet' Dog in Dumpster

Donations are being accepted to help with his medical expenses.

Bobcat Spotted In Linden Area

A bobcat was caught on security camera roaming around a woman's yard.

Work Underway at LCHV's 1859 Kirkland House

Donations being accepted for Grandma's Attic fundraiser in May.

Tyrone Twp Board Sets April 15 Public Hearing

To determine whether to remove censured Trustee Chris Ropeta from Planning Commission

More Orange Barrels Coming To The Local Area This Construction Season

The Livingston County Road Commission recently ran down some of the larger projects and traffic impacts for WHMI.

Slotkin Part of Group of Senators Questioning Recent USDA Cuts

The USDA reportedly halted "hundreds of millions" in funding for food banks and food pantries

SOS: If Your License Or ID Has A Star - You Are "REAL ID" Ready

Travelers will need a compliant document to fly in the U.S. starting May 7th, 2025.

New Child Car Seat Law Starts April 2

The new law aims to decrease the number of children killed in crashes, which remains the leading cause of death for young children.

Spring Festival This Weekend At Kensington Metropark Farm Center

On Saturday, the Metropark celebrates the end of the maple sugaring season. Staff will be boiling sap into syrup at the Sugar Shack and talking all things maple. Sunday is all about sheep.

Great Lakes Fish At Risk As Sea Lamprey Control Faces Layoffs

Federal cuts could allow over 1 million lamprey to survive, consuming nearly 5 million pounds of fish and resulting in $105 million in lost economic output.

Cleary University Summerfest Features Burgers, Booze, & Beats

Summerfest takes place on Friday, June 6th at Lake Trust Stadium on Cleary’s campus in Genoa Township.

Webberville Tax Rate to Remain Flat Next Fiscal Year

Water rates will be determined later.

MDOT Announces Closures On I-96 For Traffic Shift

I-96 will have various closures for a traffic shift, pavement markings, and adding a barrier wall in Livingston County.

City: Please Refrain From Taking Historic Bricks From Depot Lot Project Site

The City says the opportunity will come for people to get some of the historic bricks and plenty will be available.

Michigan Youth Challenge Academy Offers Alternative for At Risk High School Students

The academy will start its next cycle on July 13.

Consumers Gets Approval for More than $153 Million Increase

They said it will improve grid reliability and reduce outages.

25th Annual City Of South Lyon Arbor Day Ceremony

The event is set Friday, April 25th and will again feature the ceremonial planting of a red maple tree.

Red Hawk Bar & Grill Closing After 33 Years In Business

Owners said the pandemic, coupled with rising food costs, has made it increasingly difficult to continue operating and they've fought to overcome challenges but "the financial strain has become insurmountable".

Sheriff Murphy Officially Launches Bid for Michigan Senate

Senate District 22, being vacated by term-limited Sen. Lana Theis at the end of 2026.

Gov. Whitmer Leads Michigan Delegation on Investment Mission to the UK and Ireland

To "strengthen economic and tourism ties."

AAA Survey: Half of Cannabis Users Consume Before Driving

Resulted in a heightened risk of crashes, injuries, and fatalities.

Milford Man Launches Michigan's First Professional Pickleball League

Michigan’s first professional pickleball league just launched recently; and was founded by Chris Walker of Milford.

League Of Women Voters To Host Program On Ranked Choice Voting

Ranked Choice Voting is a 2026 ballot initiative that, if passed, could change the way people vote in Michigan.

Howell’s Bella Farrell Claims 1st Place In U of M Flint Math Field Day Event

Howell High School Senior Bella Farrell earned first place in the Chalk Talk event - competing against students from across the state.

Driver Arraigned in Hit & Run Traffic Death

The driver of a truck that hit and killed a bicyclist on Old US-23 last December has been arraigned on felony charges.

Livingston County Clerk Elizabeth Hundley To Receive "Sunlight" Award

Livingston and 17 other Michigan counties are being recognized for responsiveness to citizen requests for election data.

Fundraiser for Bryan Hatfield Set For March 29 at Mueller's Orchard and Cider Mill in Linden

The benefit will be held March 29 from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m.

Mt. Hope Avenue Closed At US-127 For Bridge Demolition

Traffic restrictions will be in effect.

Cleary University “Hangs Clothesline” During Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Cleary University is again joining hands with LACASA to support survivors of sexual violence through the Clothesline Project - a powerful T-shirt exhibit.

Brighton Main St Closure March 25-26

7am-3pm both days to remove brick island at Main and Sixth.

Michigan Court Of Appeals Affirms Ban On Brass Knuckles

The court said there's no constitutional right to possess brass knuckles in the state.

Beauchamp Water Treatment Solutions Recognized for Longtime Support of Community

Receives OLHSA's "Heart of the Walk Award," other tributes.

Former NFL, Michigan Assistant Matt Weiss Charged with Hacking for Athletes’ Intimate Photos

Gained access to the databases of more than 100 colleges and universities that were maintained by a third-party vendor.

Bollin Introduces Plan To Crack Down On Fentanyl Crisis

Amid a recent "alarming" spike in overdoses, Republican State Representative Ann Bollin says her plan strengthens penalties for those who manufacture and distribute the deadly drug.

Applicants Sought For Treasurer Post In Village Of Pinckney

A detail-oriented and experienced treasurer/accountant is being sought to oversee the Village’s financial operations.

Kate Litwin Graduates From Prestigious Women’s Municipal Leadership Program

The innovative program is dedicated to supporting and advancing women in Michigan’s municipal leadership roles.

Ann Arbor Symphony Holding Third Concert at Cleary University in April

"Strings in Bloom" will be April 25.

Green Oak Township To Conduct Independent PFAS Testing At WWTP

The township will be conducting an independent test of all monitoring wells at the treatment plant.

Martin Smith to be Honored as 'Distinguished Citizen' During Reception, Clay Shoot

The event is being held by the Michigan Crossroads Council on May 15.

Lawsuit Against Livingston County, Trinity Health Over Inmate's 2018 Death Moves Forward

Attorney: 54-year-old John Griswold died due to lack of training for medical emergencies.

Bond Set at $50,000 for Mason Man Who Stole Vehicle with Owner's Dog Inside

"Moose" returned to owner in good health.

Judge Rules Against Censured Tyrone Twp Trustee Ropeta

Decision allows Tyrone Township to hold a public hearing on possibly removing Ropeta from its Planning Commission.

Burn Ban Issued In Fowlerville After Grass Fire On Wednesday

The burn ban is in effect until further notice.

Howell Hopes to Keep Crown as 'Best Main Street'

The city was nominated as one of USA Today's 10Best.

Northville Among Small Cities & Villages Awarded Funding To Fix Roads

Governor Whitmer has announced funding to fix local roads in 16 villages and small cities across Michigan.

BHS Choir Departs for Spain Concert Performances

The Brighton High School Choir, which performed before Pope Francis nine years ago at St. Peter's Square in Rome, is going back in Europe to perform - this time in Spain.

LACASA To Raise Awareness Of Child Abuse In April

The non-profit is again hosting events to mark Child Abuse Prevention Month.

GCSO Investigation Uncovers Child and Animal Abuse, Including Dead Puppy Found in Pizza Box

A 9-year-old boy, two live dogs and two dead dogs were removed from the home.

Former Employee of Eminem Charged for Reportedly Selling Unreleased Music

The charge comes after an investigation by the FBI after being contacted by employees of the artist's Ferndale music studio.

DNR: Prescribed Burns in Washtenaw, Oakland Counties

Eight acres in Sylvan Twp and 21 acres in Highland Twp

MI House Republicans Pass Income Tax Rollback

HB 4170 faces uncertainty in Democratic-controlled Senate.

United Way Celebrates Volunteerism During Annual "Spirit of the Community" Breakfast

Donations accepted thru April to meet 2024 fundraising goal.

Tornado Drill Across Michigan Scheduled for 1 This Afternoon

Sirens across Livingston County will go off as part of the drill.

New Trinity Health Hospital in Brighton Moves Closer to March 2026 Opening Date

The new facility is being built on the current Trinity Health campus.

Judge Hears Case Between Censured Trustee Ropeta and Tyrone Twp

Seeking superintending control from the 44th Circuit Court to prevent hearing to remove him from the Planning Commission.

Realcomp: Home Sales Slow Across SE MI, Prices Soar in Livingston Co.

Median sales price in Livingston Co. $387,500 in February.

Genoa Twp Board Delays Decision on Legacy Hills Rezoning Request

Next meeting April 7.

Flex Lanes Along I-96 Set to Open Tomorrow

Constuction to 2 years to complete the flex lanes, which run from Kent Lake Road to the I-275/I-696/M-5 interchange.

Brighton Teams Perform Expertly at Science Olympiad Regionals

The Scranton Middle School and Brighton High School Science Olympiad teams did extremely well at the regionals this past weekend at East Lansing, placing second and third, respectively.

Lake Trust Donates Over $53,000 As Part of Their Home Loan Giveback Program

Lake Trust donates $100 from each mortgage, refinance or home equity loan members apply for and close on.

2 Men Charged with Oakland Co. Gift Card Scam by Attorney General

The men were found to have over 3,000 gift cards in their possession.

Milford Submits Plans for Social District

Would connect downtown, Central Park, and southside businesses.

Tax Filing Deadline Approaching April 15th

The state encourages individuals to file electronically.

Sidewalks to Be Upgraded Near Brighton High School

A Brighton street that connects to the high school and is used by students who walk to school is in line for sidewalk improvements.

Brighton City Council OKs Streetlights for NE Neighborhood

The Brighton City Council has approved additional streetlights for the Flint Road-Williamsen neighborhood on the city's Northeast side.

Lisa Marcella-O'Leary Joins LESA Board of Education

Marcella-O'Leary will serve the remainder of the current term.

Fowlerville Fire Dept. Battles I-96 Median Grass Fire

No injuries resulted from a grass fire on I-96 just outside Fowlerville Friday night and the freeway remained open while firefighters fought the median blaze.

No Injuries as Fire Destroys Sherman's Irish Pub in Vernon

Multiple departments save Village offices, adjacent businesses.

Howell's FCCLA Chapter Earns High Honors at State Leadership Conference

Four students qualify for national competition.

BHS DECA Club Wins Honors at State Meet

The 54-member Brighton High School DECA Club brought home more medals and honors than it has members at the 2025 State Career Development Conference held this weekend in Detroit.

Cougar Cubs Spotted in U.P. For First Time in Over a Century

The cubs were seen on private property on March 6.

AAA Michigan: Thawing Weather Means Potholes

The Auto Club is offering tips on how to spot potholes and avoid damage.

Cleary and University of Michigan Partnering for Museum Studies Capstone Project

The project will give graduate students an opportunity to work hands-on with museum staff

Pregnancy Help Clinic Celebrating 50 Years Of Serving Livingston County

A Golden Celebration is planned in April.

LCSO: Two Flint Men Charged in Conway Twp Murder

Bond set at $1M for each.

MDOT: Brighton Ramp Closure from WB Grand River to WB I-96 Postponed

Until Monday or Tuesday.

Livingston EMS Teams With Local Students on Accessible Ramp for Fowlerville Woman

77-year-old Ethel Hath had not left her home unassisted in eight months.

Fish and Chips, Mediterranean Restaurant Opening in Pinckney

Bliss & Fish moving onto S. Howell Street.

Sail Over to Suburban Collection Showplace for the Novi Boat Show This Weekend

The Boat Show runs through Sunday afternoon.

Public Hearing Set For Legacy Hills Condo Project In Genoa Twp.

A proposed rezoning is before the board for four vacant parcels totaling approximately 127.57 acres, located at the northwest corner of Challis and Bauer Roads.

St Patrick's Day Parade and Run for the Gold Tomorrow in Pinckney

The run starts at 11 a.m. and the parade is set to begin at noon.

Bill Requiring Proof of Citizenship, Voter ID in Michigan Heads to House Floor

Co-sponsored by Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Twp

Michigan Unemployment Rose to 5.3% in January

Education and health services sectors recorded most gains.

Sen. Slotkin to Host Telephone Town Hall

Begins at 6:30pm Thursday, streamed on her website.

Health Department Receives Grant Funds For Mosquito Program

The Department was awarded $1,000 with no local match through the Michigan Mosquito Control Association to create a GIS Mosquito Dashboard.

Applications Open for 2 Scholarships Through Lake Trust Foundation

Both scholarships are focused on supporting those pursuing careers in high-demand fields.

Buy Michigan Now Festival Heading to South Lyon in August

The Buy Michigan Now Festival runs from Aug. 1-3.

Coast Guard and Brighton Area Fire Authority Respond to Man Falling Through Ice on Lake Chemung

LCSO: 90-year-old Howell man died at the scene.

Howell's Winter Hidden Gems Watch Party at Historic Theater

Two free showings Thursday evening to highlight local businesses, landmarks and community spaces.

DNR Reports Washtenaw County’s First CWD-Positive Wild Deer

15th Michigan county where chronic wasting disease has been identified

Teen Critical, Three Others Injured in Two-Car Crash Near Downtown Howell

Crash closed down intersection of E. Grand River and National Street for two hours Tuesday.

Livingston County Continuing Free Diaper Giveaway This Afternoon

The program is being offered through a partnership with the Monroe County Opportunity Program.

High School Survey On Risk Behaviors Draws Parent Concerns

The 2025 Michigan High School Youth Risk Survey was administered in various districts, including Howell Public Schools.

Intermittent Ramp Closures/Traffic Shift Thursday For US-23 Flex Route

MDOT advises motorists to find alternate routes.

Cleary University Hosting Free Talk and Meal to Celebrate Ramadan This Thursday

The event will start at 7:10 p.m. in Cleary Commons

Woman Facing Charges After Stabbing Death In Green Oak Township

Police say the victim was struck several times with blunt force in the head and stabbed several times in the chest and neck.

Four Charged In Death of 5-Year-Old After Hyperbaric Chamber Explosion

Michigan’s attorney general said Thomas Cooper from Royal Oak was “incinerated” when the pressurized oxygen chamber exploded in January at the Oxford Center in Troy.

Explorers Discover Shipwreck That Sank In Lake Superior Storm After 132 Years

Explorers have discovered the sunken wreckage of one of the first steel cargo ships to travel the Great Lakes.

Additional Charges Filed Against Pontiac Woman Accused of Abandoning Children

Welfare fraud stemming from overpayment of $29,397.

Lt. Gov. Gilchrist Launches Bid for MI Governor in '26

"Let's stand tall for Michigan."

Howell School Board Awards $17.9M Bid for New Northwest Elementary

District also will update its wireless network, and install a new HVAC system at Highlander Way Middle School.

Construction Kicking Off On Depot Lot Project In City Of Howell

The contractor is on site and will start mobilizing equipment with construction slowly kicking off with removals.

Special Ministries Vs. Livingston Co. Sheriff’s Office Basketball Fundraiser

The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office will take on Special Ministries of Livingston County Catholic Charities in a high-energy fundraiser benefiting individuals with cognitive and physical disabilities.

New Turf, Playground and Fuel Tanks Could be Coming to Brighton Area Schools

All three plans are set to have more concrete plans and bids for the April meeting.

LACASA Hosting Spring Parenting Classes

Parents and guardians seeking to improve their skills can register for one of LACASA’s upcoming eight-week parenting programs: Nurturing Parenting and Fathers Only.

Traffic Advisory: Westbound I-96 Express At M-39

MDOT advises that a bridge repair will require lane closures on Tuesday from 9am-3pm.

Clarkston Woman Killed in Tyrone Twp Crash

Investigators: 55-year-old failed to stop at Hogan and Linden roads.

Demolition of Old Green Oak Twp Fire Station to Begin in July

Contract approved for $39,100 to Blue Star Inc.

LCSO: Investigation Ongoing in Shooting Death, Car Fire in Conway Twp

Victim identified as 25-year-old Flint man.

"The Fight For The Ballot: Michigan Women's Road To Suffrage" At BDL

The League of Women Voters of Livingston County and the Brighton District Library will host historian Caitlyn Perry Dial as part of the joint Women’s History Month presentation.

OLHSA To Host 35th Walk For Warmth Saturday At New Location

There's still time for individuals and teams to register or donate to the cause.

I-96/Lansing Road Closures For Bridge Maintenance Start Monday

Motorists and commuters should expect delays.

MDNR: Gear Up For Great Fishing

Michigan's new fishing license and regulation season begins Tuesday, April 1st and anglers wanting to hit the water will need to purchase a new fishing license.

VETLIFE Awarded 2025 Veteran-Owned Small Business of the Year

VETLIFE will be honored during the Michigan Celebrates Small Business Awards Gala in April.

Michigan Golf Show in Novi This Weekend

Friday through 5pm Sunday. Tickets $12. Children under 12 are free.

Local Fish Fry Events Aplenty This Lenten Season

Lenten fish fry dinners can be found across the WHMI listening area.

Howell Public Schools Names Angela Harris "Support Person Of The Year"

Three Fires Elementary Paraprofessional Angela Harris is being recognized for her "unwavering commitment to students".

Say Goodbye to Winter at Carnivale in South Lyon This Saturday

Attractions include a costume parade, street performers and caricature artists.

"GOT ART" Student Art Exhibit Underway

The Livingston Arts Council’s annual GOT ART student art exhibit is underway at the Howell Opera House.

Rep. Ann Bollin: 'We Are Not Working Toward a Shutdown'

Bollin said the House's suggestions would ensure "necessities" are funded, including local governments, schools and prisons.

Oakland County Prosecutor Files Response To Jennifer Crumbley’s Latest Motion

Calls it meritless, not authorized and improper.

MI GOP: MHSAA Refuses to Comply White House Order on Girls' Sports

Says group is ignoring majority of Michiganders, putting schools at risk of losing federal funding.

Elderly Ingham County Resident Falls Victim To Ongoing Scams

Sheriff Scott Wrigglesworth said he was “sad to report again that some lowlifes managed to steal another jaw dropping amount of money”.

Senator Gary Peters Takes Aim at 'Foreign Adversaries' in Proposed Lobbying Bills

Both bills are being reintroduced after failing to pass during the 2023-2024 session.

Deadline Nearing To Nominate "Champions For Children"

LACASA’s Child Abuse Prevention Council and Great Start Livingston are again inviting public nominations, which will be accepted through this Friday, March 7th.

Former Youth Pastor Facing Felony Charges

44-year-old Matthew Swider is facing nine charges that include using a computer to commit a crime, tampering with evidence in a criminal case, and distributing obscene matter to a child.

40-Day Target Boycott Begins After DEI Reversal

The effort comes as corporations, governments, and other major institutions face pressure to roll back their DEI policies amid a backlash from the Trump administration and Republican-led state governments.

Aging Cast Iron Line, "T" Junction Blamed for Tyrone Twp Sewage Spill

Line replaced with longer-lasting high-density poly ethylene pipe.

Hamburg Twp. Board Adopts Resolution Opposing Truck Size & Weight Increase

It states roads in the township see significant levels of commercial vehicle traffic and the board is concerned with the welfare of motorists but also the cost, quality, and reliability of road infrastructure.

Hospitality House Hosting 'A Taste of Spring'

The event is from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. on March 12.

Nominations Sought For 2025 Brighton Distinguished Alumni Wall Of Fame

Brighton Area Schools is accepting nominations through the end of May for its fourth class of honorees.

Scam Postcard Targeting Veterans Making the Rounds in Livingston County

The FCC has issued warnings about similar scams.

Howell Student Claims 2nd Place In National Poster Design Contest

Howell High School Senior Elaina Pennell earned honors in the Family and Consumer Sciences Education Association contest.

Resurgence Of Smishing Scam In Genesee County

The text impersonates a toll service and commonly claims to be from EZ Pass.

Congressman Tom Barrett Calls for Changes to VA's Dismissal Process

The agency fired more than 2,400 employees in February, including dozens of Michigan veterans.

Genesee County Sheriff’s Office: "Stay Off The Ice"

The Office says the recent warm weather and rain increase the risk of falling though ice.

Wixom Planning Commission Denies Sheetz Proposal

Cites too many gas station convenience stores already at Pontiac Trail and Beck Road.

LESA Receives $108K State Grant to Support Adult Education

Among 12 recipients splitting $8.7 million.

Local Bakeries Pumping Out Paczkis This Fat Tuesday

Pre-Lenten Polish tradition typically made from a rich dough containing eggs, fats, sugar, yeast and sometimes milk.

Livingston County Man Who Lost His Job at the VA Invited to Attend President Donald Trump's Joint Speech By Senator Elissa Slotkin

Andrew Lennox was fired via email by DOGE on Feb. 13, according to Slotkin.

Genoa Township Board Denies Rezoning Request On Latson Road

The board voted unanimously to deny the rezoning of a vacant 7.44-acre parcel on South Latson Road between Beck Road and the CSX rail line.

Trinity Health Livingston Opens New Adolescent Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program

Patient referrals are now being accepted.

WLNS 6 News Main Anchor Sheri Jones To Retire

After a career spanning more than 35 years at WLNS 6 News, Anchor Sheri Jones will be retiring.

Cinderella's Closet Prom Boutique Returns Thursday

Area high school students can find formalwear for just $25.

Second Person Arrested in Relation to Dee Warner Murder: MSP

AAA: Gas Prices Down In Michigan

The Auto Club says Michigan drivers are now paying an average of $2.96 per gallon for regular unleaded, which is a new 2025-low.

Longtime Southwest Elementary Principal Passes Away

Funeral arrangements are pending for Jill Hilla.

Hartland Planners Sign Off on Residential Development at M-59 and Hartland Glen

Negotiations continue over slowdown lane off M-59 at Cundy Road.

Howell Public Schools Names Teacher Of The Year

Southwest Elementary Kindergarten Teacher Tina Everard was honored for years of dedication to Howell students and families.

Former NASA Chief Scientist To Headline Memorial Lecture Thursday

The free event features Dr. Kathryn Clark who will be discussing "NASA: Title IX in Science and Engineering." The 2025 class of the Brighton Area Women’s History Roll of Honor will also be announced.

Bill Introduced To Ban Import Of Critical Minerals From Russia

U.S. Senators Elissa Slotkin and Gary Peters are among the lawmakers who introduced a bi-partisan bill to protect American mining jobs by banning the import of critical minerals from Russia, including platinum, palladium, and copper.

Ingham Co Sheriff's Office Reports Four OWI Arrests Saturday Night

Within 5-hour span.

US-127 Project In Ingham County Resumes Monday

MDOT says the project will require several intermittent lane and ramp closures for pavement markings and temporary concrete barrier placement beginning Monday.

Annual Spring Weight Restrictions On State Roads Begin Monday

Weight restrictions help to protect roads and remain in effect until the frost line is deep enough to allow moisture to escape and the roadbeds regain stability.

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