MDOT to Close EB I-96 Ramp to Grand River in Brighton for 50 Days

On July 20, WB I-96 off ramp to Latson Road will be closed for 18 days.

Portion of 9 Mile, Dixboro Roads in South Lyon Area to Close Monday

Both are for separate private developments.

Michigan Releases Prison Autopsy, Transfers Inmate Who Alleged Mold Sickness

The state has repeatedly denied the presence of black mold at the prison, pointing to reports and testing that levels of fungal spores were safe and “only marginally above the outdoor(s.)”

Lawmaker Secures $2 million For New Waterford Fire Station

It would replace Waterford’s Fire Station No. 2 - located at 4596 West Walton Boulevard - and serve as a first response hub.

DNR: Help Track Michigan's Next Generation Of Wild Turkeys

It's time for Michigan's wild turkey brood survey. The DNR is asking residents to report sightings of wild turkeys and turkey broods through August 31st.

Lyon Twp Man Arrested Following Late Night Police Pursuit

Struck patrol vehicle, before fleeing on foot into a pond. Taken into custody at 3 am off North Milford Rd.

Kia Launches New Recall for 463,000 Telluride SUVs Due to Fire Risk

Urges owners to park outside

Cleary Welcomes Four New Board Members

Congressman Barrett, Secretary Collins Discuss Work to Improve Veteran Services

Present replacement medals to Vietnam veteran.

Livingston County Seeks Dismissal Of 2018 Lawsuit Over Death Of Jail Inmate

The case involves the death of 54-year-old John Griswold, who died in custody after showing signs of illness.

Drainage Work Extended In Scio Township

The Washtenaw County Road Commission has extended intermittent lane restrictions by seven days on Riverbend Drive.

Registration Open For Golf Outing To Benefit Canines For Change

Canines for Change is a non-profit that trains and places facility and service dogs that advance self-sufficiency and aid in the well-being of communities.

Dunk Tank At Taste Of Brighton

One local veterans organization is hosting a dunk tank featuring some familiar faces in the community.

Taste of Brighton Takes Over Main Street This Weekend

Miranda & The M80s headline Saturday night, followed by fireworks at the Mill Pond.

Outbreak of Diarrhea-Causing Parasite Grows to More Than 1,000 Cases

No deaths have been reported and the source of the cyclospora infections hasn’t been identified.

Local Businesses Keeping Alcohol Out Of The Hands Of Minors

Since June, the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office has visited 124 retailers throughout the county. Out of those, 118 people refused to sell to underage purchasers.

Prop Stolen From Rotten Manor Haunted Attraction In Holly

The owners are asking for its safe return with "no questions asked".

Tickets Still Available For LACASA Garden Tour This Saturday

The self-guided tour showcases a variety of unique outdoor spaces from vibrant flower gardens and peaceful retreats to creative landscaping ideas and inspiring design features.

Daylight Decreasing In July

It's the first half of July, which means we still have lots of summer left...but the days now start getting a little shorter.

Calling All Young Artists For New "Kids Art Brighton Street Art Fair"

Young artists and creators ages 8 to 16 who love to paint, draw, sculpt, design, or make one-of-a-kind creations are encouraged to apply.

DNR: Report Sightings Of Michigan's Elusive Gray Fox

Recent research suggests gray foxes may be harder to find than previously thought, and the DNR is asking the public to help locate them.

Livingston County Judge Removed from Juvenile Cases Following Complaints

Judge Susan Longsworth presides at the Brighton Courthouse.

Sherrone Moore's Former Assistant Sues University of Michigan

Claims violations of records requests

Busy Weekend Planned for Livingston County Road Crews

Final phase of Grand River/Kensington Rd intersection.

Community Bible Church, 2|42 Bringing Back Summer to Shine Picnic This Month

The Hawaiian-themed luau for all ages and abilities 5:30 pm - 8 pm July 17 in Brighton.

Capital City Comic Con This Weekend in Lansing

Friday: 3 pm to 8 pm. Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. Sunday 10 am to 5 pm.

Mackinac Bridge View Park Building Dedicated To Former MBA Chairman Bill Gnodtke

The Mackinac Bridge Authority dedicated the building at Bridge View Park in honor of Bill Gnodtke – with guests speaking of his many years of service and stewardship of the Mighty Mac.

Fundraiser For Building Bridges Of Hope Mission House Construction Project

“Hearts and Hard Hats” is a community spaghetti dinner fundraiser on August 1st to benefit Building Bridges of Hope and its mission house construction project.

Eva Bonfiglio Awarded $5,000 Margaret Starkey Scholarship

The annual scholarship recognizes a graduating senior who exemplifies outstanding work ethic, leadership, community involvement, and a commitment to personal and professional growth.

MDOC Investigates Fourth Inmate Death at Huron Valley Correctional Facility

62-year-old Dalephenia Jones passed away July 2 at Trinity Health Hospital following cardiac event, surgery.

Democratic US Senate Candidates Stevens, El-Sayed Square Off in Televised Debate

Republicans seeking the Michigan governor's office square off Wednesday and Thursday.

Livingston ESA, Howell Public Schools Honored for Bus Driver Recruitment Campaign

First time Regional Transportation Collaborative member districts pooled resources to recruit new school bus drivers through a unified effort.

WOW! Internet Will Be Working in Village of Milford

Regular updates will be posted on the Village's webpage

Hamburg Twp Municipal Complex Closed Tuesday

Hamburg Senior Center is not affected.

Guskiewicz to Stay at MSU

Apologizes for the "period of uncertainty"

Main Street Bridge Closure Starts Today In Northfield Township

The Main Street Bridge over the Horseshoe Lake Outlet between Jennings Road and Tillman Court for a bridge replacement.

One Of Two Men Charged in Conway Township Murder To Serve Life Behind Bars

28-year-old Aaron Aydelotte was sentenced to life in prison after a motion to vacate his conviction was denied.

Genesee Sheriff: More Victims Possible Following G.H.O.S.T. Arrests

The Genesee Human Oppression Strike Team or G.H.O.S.T works to protect communities from the threat of sexual predators and fight against sex trafficking.

Munsell Road Bridge Closed In Iosco Township

The Munsell Road bridge between Bull Run and Dutcher Roads is closed.

Rep. Woolford: Legislation Designating Fowlerville Bridge in Honor of Fallen Marine Awaits Governor's Signature

Lance Corporal Michael W. Hanks was killed in November 2004 during the Second Battle of Fallujah, where he risked his life to save a fellow Marine, carrying him to safety before charging a heavily fortified enemy position.

Trustee Reiber Endorses Hovarter for Genoa Twp Clerk

"Her dedication to reducing wasteful spending is evidence of her keeping her campaign promise to be fiscally conservative."

Crews Work to Restore Power Following Weekend Storms

Electricity expected to be restored to nearly all customers by end of the day Monday.

Livingston County Building Department Providing Services To Webberville

The Livingston County Building Department has entered into an intergovernmental agreement to provide services to the Village of Webberville in Ingham County.

Backyard Chickens At Brighton District Library

Join Jenny of MSU Extension this Wednesday, July 8th from 2 to 3pm for "a crash course on backyard chickens".

Democrat Mallory McMorrow Suspends U.S. Senate Campaign

Leaves two-person primary contest between Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed.

Brighton Schools Survey Finds Voters Want Smaller, More Focused Bond Proposal

The Board of Education and district administration will use the feedback as they evaluate next steps and consider future facility planning.

Brighton's Annual Parade, Hungry Duck Run Kick Off Independence Day Celebrations

Countywide fireworks celebration in Howell Saturday night. Fowlerville's parade and fireworks Sunday.

Rep. Woolford: Budget Strengthens Oversight of Public Assistance

"While providing greater transparency with child care providers and the families they serve."

Rep. Bollin: New State Budget Delivers Accountability, Protects Taxpayers, Invests in MI’s Priorities

"Reflects a strong commitment to accountability, transparency, and protecting taxpayer dollars across state government."

MI Lawmakers Pass Bipartisan FY27 Budget

According to the governor's office, "the balanced, fiscally responsible budget totals $75.2 billion, including a general fund total of $14.1 billion and a school aid budget totaling $19.8 billion."

23-Year-Old Worker Dies In Handy Township Trench Collapse

A 23-year-old man was killed Wednesday afternoon in a workplace accident at a commercial construction site in Handy Township.

Resolution Honoring Retired Green Oak Fire Chief Kevin Gentry

Green Oak Township’s beloved longtime - and now officially retired - fire chief was honored at Wednesday night’s Board of Trustees meeting.

Livingston County Democrats Remove Facebook Post With ‘8647’ Image

The AI-generated image showed the four former living presidents -- Joe Biden, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton -- standing in a row wearing shirts with the numbers 8, 6, 4 and 7. Trump was shown in the background wearing an orange jumpsuit.

Community Ribbon-Cutting For New Fire & Ice Depot District

The City of Howell will host a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Fire & Ice Depot District on Monday, July 13th.

Overturned Truck On Grand River At Latson Road

It happened around 4pm.

MI's Veterinarian Offers Tips for Animal Owners Over July 4th Holiday

According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, more animals go missing around July 4 than any other time of the year.

Judge Michael Warren Discusses Supreme Court Campaign, Judicial Philosophy On WHMI’s Meet The People

Genoa Township Supervisor Endorses Soucy For Clerk

In a social media post, Genoa Township Supervisor Kevin Spicher said he will be voting to retain Clerk Rick Soucy, saying Soucy was the “only township trustee” to step forward when former Clerk Janene Deaton resigned and interview for the position “at a time when the township needed stability.”

Howell Native Named '25 Navy Reserve Sailor of the Year

IS1 Derek S. Tessier selected from more than 12,000 eligible First Class Petty Officers.

Livingston County Among Those Reporting Cyclosporiasis Cases

Diarrheal illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanesis. U.S. outbreaks in recent years have occurred due to eating contaminated produce in the summer months.