Winter Storm Warning, 6-8 Inches of Snow Forecasted

Howell, Pinckney declare snow emergencies asking residents to remove all vehicles from streets to allow plows to get through.

Small Business Saturday Emphasizes Importance Of Shopping Local

Small Business Saturday is held every Saturday following Thanksgiving and encourages people to patronize and support local and small businesses.

SEMCOG To Present $1.2 Million For Trail Connection Project In Northville

The City has been awarded $1.2 (m) million to construct a new 0.2-mile shared-use path project in Ford Field East Park.

AG Nessel Pushes Back On Potential State AI Law Ban

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and a bi-partisan coalition of 36 attorneys general wrote to Congress to oppose efforts to ban state laws that address artificial intelligence (AI).

Communities Awarded Grants To Expand Residential Lead Hazard Services

The Oakland County Health Department was awarded $500,000.

Lingenfelter Collection Hosts Annual Toys for Tots Drive

11a-2p Saturday off Lochlin Dr in Brighton

Governors Wager On Michigan Vs. Ohio State Football Game

Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine both wagered chips that highlight their states.

MRA Encourages Support for Small Business Through "Shop 3 Challenge"

Enter to win $500 gift card by shopping three local businesses during Black Friday weekend.

Man Convicted By Local Jury In Fatal Shooting In Howell

24-year-old Reese Hammie was found guilty in the shooting death of 20-year-old Wede Okagbare.

HHS “We the People” Team Claims 1st Place At Eastern District Event

Students will now compete at the state competition.

Howell Woman Killed In Fiery Vehicle Crash

It happened in the area of North Territorial Road and Madden Road in Dexter Township early Tuesday morning.

Fantasy Of Lights Parade & Festivities Return To Downtown Howell Friday

Over 50 beautifully lit and decorated floats soar down Grand River along with local marching bands, first responders, special guests, and the big guy himself, Santa!

Mural Series Kicks Off In Downtown Howell With A Splash & Call For Stories

ART Doing Good invites the community to help shape a new city-wide mural movement.

Howell Police Seeks Whereabouts of Man Wanted in Stalking Incident

Anyone with information is urged to contact Livingston County Central Dispatch at (517) 546-9111.

Livingston County 2026 Master Plan Available For Review & Public Comment

The County says public input has revealed a strong support and interest for farmland and open space preservation.

AG Nessel, Environmentalists Call for Full Public Hearings on DTE’s Data Center Application in Saline

MPSC to hold virtual public hearing December 3.

FBI Seeks Interviews With Democrats Who Urged US Troops To Defy Illegal Orders

Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, one of the six Democratic lawmakers in the video, called it a “scare tactic by” Trump.

Couple Jailed For Starving Two Children In Their Care

A 9-year-old boy weighed 33 pounds, and an 11-year-old boy weighed 43 pounds.

Consumers Energy Prepares for High Winds, Wintery Mix

Several inches of snow are anticipated to accumulate along and west of U.S. 127.

"Bans Don't Work": Second Amendment Group Responds to Latest Recommendations from Gov. Whitmer's Task Force

50-page report recommends waiting period for gun purchases, raising the minimum age to 21, banning large-capacity magazines.

Cleary Signs Articulation Agreements with Three Community Colleges

To help students maximize credits earned.

LivCo Veteran Services Giving Away Meijer Gift Cards Ahead of Thanksgiving

Call LCVS for more details at (517) 546-6338.

SEMCOG Presents City Of Howell $918,022 Grant For Sidewalks

The City was awarded SEMCOG's Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) to repair sidewalks and crossings within 10 road corridors that connect residential areas with downtown Howell.

AAA Michigan: Busy Thanksgiving Holiday Travel; Higher Gas Prices

The Auto Club says more than 2.6 million Michiganders are expected to travel - marking a 1.4% increase over last year that sets a new record for Thanksgiving travel in the Great Lakes State.

MSP Partner With Kroger To Deliver 200 Thanksgiving Dinners

Members of the Michigan State Police Brighton Post delivered the meals throughout the county on Monday - ensuring they reached families in time for the holiday.

Howell Eagles Club Offers Free Thanksgiving Dinner

Doors open at noon. Dinner 3 pm to 6 pm on Thanksgiving.

Livingston County Honors New Forever Families During Annual Adoption Day

Currently 65 children living in foster care in Livingston County.

Fowlerville Students Must Now Use School Phones to Call Parents, Guardians

Board expands policy on electronics to include smart watches, other devices.

Complete Closure Of Grand River In Brighton Monday

MDOT advises that eastbound Grand River will be completely closed between Hilton Road and the eastbound I-96 off-ramp this Monday from 9am to 3pm.

Donations Sought For LESA's "The Education Project" Snack Pack Drive

The annual food drive supports local students experiencing homelessness, living in temporary situations, or who might be in transition of housing.

Cost Of Thanksgiving Dinner Declines

The centerpiece on most Thanksgiving tables — the turkey — dramatically decreased in price, which helped bring down the overall cost of dinner.

Chelsea Hospital & Trinity Health Livingston Earn "A" Safety Grade

The fall 2025 grades were assigned by The Leapfrog Group - an independent national non-profit watchdog focused on patient safety.

Livingston County Wins Prestigious State Planning Award

Livingston County's 2025 Sustainable Agriculture, Food Systems and Rural Preservation Plan was written by Abby Carrigan, with guidance from County Planning Department staff.

“Bridge The Divide” Local Ranked Choice Voting Town Hall Events

A series of town hall-style presentations in Livingston County kicks off this weekend.

Brighton's Annual Holiday Glow and Christmas Market Saturday

1p to 7pm. WHMI's Chuck and Madison will welcome Santa at 5:45 pm.

Michiganders Urged to Check for Recalled ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula Due to Potential Contamination

Part of ongoing investigation into multistate outbreak of infant botulism.

Data Center Moratorium Enacted In Howell Township

No action was taken on a related rezoning request.

AG Issues Notice Of Intended Action Against Five Below Over Alleged Pricing Violations

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel sent a notice of intended action to Five Below urging the retail chain to address "repeated allegations of scanner over-charges and failing to clearly display item prices".

Brighton School Board Approves BESPA Contract

The Brighton Board of Education now has new, 3-year contract agreements in place with all three employee bargaining groups.

Oakland County Woman Claims Prize Weeks Before Winning Ticket Expires

The lucky player recently visited Lottery headquarters to claim her jackpot and plans to share her winnings with her family.

Takeaways From AP Report On How Border Patrol Monitors U.S. Drivers For "Suspicious" Travel

The U.S. Border Patrol is monitoring millions of American drivers nationwide in a secretive program to identify and detain people whose travel patterns it deems suspicious.

Livingston County Planning Commission Denies Zoning Request for Data Center

Howell Twp Board meets Thursday night to discuss moratorium.

Man Charged In Shooting Death Of Restaurant Manager From Howell

65-year-old Tonin Pjetri of Farmington Hills has been charged with First Degree Murder and Felony Firearm in the shooting death of Franco Shkambi.

Livingston ESA Holiday Craft Show Returns December 2nd

Organizers say "This year’s show will feature talented students from Livingston ESA’s past and present, along with an amazing lineup of community vendors".

November Marks Diabetes Prevention Month

Statistics show almost one out of 10 Michiganders have been diagnosed with diabetes, but medical professionals believe that number may be much higher.

Shelter-In-Place Order Lifted For Clarkston Community Schools

It was a precautionary measure due to ICE activity in the area Wednesday morning.

Travel Advisories For US-23, M-36, I-96, & M-39

US-23 and M-36 ramps will be intermittently closed in Green Oak Township Thursday; and weekend closures are set for the I-96 Express lanes and the M-39/Southfield ramps.

Employees: Value City Furniture Closing Stores in Novi, Ann Arbor and Lansing

Selling everything from 25%-50% off.

Ford Recalls 200K Bronco and Bronco Sports for Instrument Panel Failure

Owners will be notified by mail beginning Dec. 8 and instructed to take their vehicles to a Ford or Lincoln dealership to have the software updated.

Livingston County Earns Fourth Straight Top Workplace Recognition

700 employees serving within 18 departments, 5 elected offices, and 5 Courts

LivCo Road Commission: Railroad Crossing Work on Barron Thursday

Quarter mile west of Oak Grove Road.

Rep. Bollin to Host Office Hours in South Lyon, Brighton

Wednesday -- 9a-10a at South Lyon Municipal Center, 11a-noon at Coffee Beanery, 1p-2p at Greater Area Chamber of Commerce

Rep. Woolford Advocates to Extend CPL Rights to All Legal Adults in Michigan

HB 4586 would lower the minimum age for a CPL from 21 down to 18.

Kiwanis Club Of South Lyon's Annual Christmas Tree Sale Returns

For over 40 years, the beloved holiday tradition has brought the community together while raising funds to support vital local programs.

Governor Whitmer Pardons Thanksgiving Turkey Sisters Faygo & Vernors

The names were selected from 1,500 entries in the yearly statewide contest and voted on by thousands of Michiganders across the state.

Livingston County Law Enforcement's Cram The Cruiser

Non-perishable goods for local food pantries are being collected this Saturday from 10am to 2pm.

Walking Bridge Closed In Downtown Brighton For Repairs

The "tridge" is closed to all pedestrian traffic through Friday.

MDOT Schedules Intermittent Closures on Eastbound I-96 in Brighton Thursday

Includes ramp closures from I-96 to Grand River from 9am - 3pm

Brighton Snow Plow Naming Contest Ends Friday

mElton John, Snowblina Carpenter, Blizzard of Oz among 11 final entries.

Ingham Co. Sheriff's: Homeowner Identified as Victim in Fatal House Fire

Investigation closed and it was determined there was no foul play.

Lighter Turnout For Town Hall On Proposed Data Center

Community debate continues.

Brighton Senior Center Presents: A Special Event With Betty “Legend” Kellenberger

Attendees are encouraged to celebrate Kellenberger's extraordinary journey and enjoy an inspiring presentation from “a true trailblazer”. She was the oldest woman to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail.

New License Plate Honoring Michigan's Women Veterans

Eligible woman veterans can order online or at Secretary of State offices.

Howell Man Dead, Suspect Arrested In Restaurant Shooting

The shooting happened at Prime 7 in Commerce Township. The victim has been identified as 44-year-old Francesk "Franco" Shkambi.

Brighton's H.H. Barnum Named 2025 USA Today Top Workplace

Fourth consecutive year for the company.

Howell Businesses Gearing Up for Annual Deck the Alley

6 pm to 8 pm Friday.

Home Sales: October YOY Listings, Days on Market Edged Higher in SE MI

Average sales price in Livingston County was $390,000.

Data Center Town Hall at Howell HS Monday

6 pm to 11 pm at Rod Bushey Performing Arts Center.

Brighton Alumni Elected To National Soccer Hall Of Fame

Kari Seitz was inducted into Brighton Area Schools Distinguished Alumni Wall of Fame last year and will now be honored in the U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame.

VETLIFE To Host Annual “Harvest For Heroes”

Veterans and active-duty service members can register online to reserve their free Thanksgiving meal box, which includes a turkey and all the traditional fixings.

MDARD Hosts “Holiday Hitchhikers: Unpacking Pests In Christmas Trees”

Spongy moth and balsam woolly adelgid are two invasive Christmas tree pests on the Department’s “naughty list”.

Road Closures Extended In Salem Township

Closures are part of a storm drain reconstruction project.

Crash Responder Safety Week

Officials say "each day, responders risk life and limb to help drivers out on the road; and each year hundreds of those individuals are struck – with many killed by negligent, distracted, and/or impatient drivers".

Good Morning Livingston Inspires With “Radical Generosity”

The keynote speaker, Mark Young, delivered an "impactful message on Radical Generosity that inspired attendees to rethink what giving means in business and community life".

"Breakfast With The Grinch" To Return For Pinckney's Light Up The Park

“Breakfast with the Grinch” will be back at Aunt Betty’s on Saturday, November 29th.

Michigan Adopts Updated Sex Education Standards After Contentious Meeting

The Michigan State Board of Education has approved revised health education standards that include recommendations students be taught about gender identity and sexual orientation.

Relic From Wreck Of Edmund Fitzgerald Returned; Plus $600K From Michigan

The state of Michigan has agreed to return a life ring from the famous Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck to its owner. The rare relic had become a key part of a settlement in a lawsuit that had nothing to do with the Edmund Fitzgerald.

AG Nessel Urges Public Comment on DTE's Data Center Application in Saline

Michigan Public Service Commission meets December 5

MI Firearm Deer Hunting Season Opens Saturday

Runs through Sunday, November 30

Rep. Bollin Praises Legislature Approval of 'Historic' Budget Transparency Reforms

Requires all proposed enhancement grants to be posted online at least 45 days before any budget vote.

Jury Returns Guilty Verdict For Man Charged In Howell Grad's Stabbing Death

21-year-old James Lee Trussell was found guilty of felony 1st degree premeditated murder.

Howell Public Schools Receives "Unmodified" Opinion On Audit

The District was awarded an unmodified opinion - the highest awarded by auditors - and says it confirms "strong financial stewardship".

Man Charged With Passing Phony $100 Bills At Local Restaurants

Javon Smith is accused of ordering pizzas from restaurants in Milford and Highland Township - paying for them with fake $100 bills and then receiving his change.

Weekend Lane Closures On I-96 In Genoa Township

Crews will be removing temporary barrier walls and installing pavement markings.

Comedian Zach Martina at Cleary Commons to Benefit STEAM Syndicate

Friday's 18 and older show offers on-site babysitting for $10

MI Bright Lights at Camp Dearborn Offers New Drone, Drive-Thru Holiday Experience

6 pm - 10 pm daily, November 14 - December 30

Veterans Connected to Host Fill the Trailer Food Collection in Howell

Noon to 4pm Saturday in the Howell Walmart parking lot.

Rep. Barrett: Government Funding Deal Includes $4.1 M for Mid-Michigan Communities

$495K for LivCo 911 Dispatch, $600K for Putnam Twp Fire Dept

Aunt Betty's Restaurant Closes In Downtown Pinckney

The smell of breakfast, lunch, and nostalgia welcomed old timers, regulars, and even strangers who became friends over the years.

WB I-696 & Ramps To Close From I-75 to M-10 For Traffic Shift

Westbound I-696, ramps closed from I-75 to M-10 starting Nov. 14 for traffic shift in Oakland County

Sinkholes Partially Close Southfield Freeway Ramps To Eastbound EB I-96

The beginning of two separate sinkholes were discovered near one another in the two right lanes of the “local” lane entrance ramps from M-39 to eastbound I-96 on Monday.

Chinese Scientist Pleads Guilty In U.S. Smuggling Case

A judge called it a “very strange” case.

Motor City Comic Con Returns This Weekend

Friday through Sunday at Novi's Suburban Collection Showplace.

Friday Travel Advisory For US-23 & M-36 Ramps

The closures are needed for paving work as part of the ongoing Flex Route project.

Mother Of Three Held Without Bond For Child Abuse & Neglect

A mother who frequently left her three children unattended in an apartment that lacked working plumbing and was littered with rotten food and human and animal feces was arraigned Wednesday on felony charges.

Brigadier General Urges Howell Students to Seek Out, Ask Questions of Aging Veterans

Howell's Air Force Junior ROTC is one of just three across Michigan.

Cromaine Library Awarded $250,000 Grant For Heritage Garden Play Space

The Library received a $250,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation to support the creation of the Heritage Garden. That will anchor the south lawn alongside the planned “Cromaine Commons” exterior space renovation.

Livingston County Pheasants Forever Youth Hunt Deemed "Great Success”

More than a dozen youth participants took part in guided hunts and hands-on instruction.

Tobbe Again to Serve as Brighton Mayor

Kris Tobbe was reelected Brighton mayor and Jim Bohn reelected mayor pro tem by their peers on City Council at a special meeting Monday night.

New Howell Mayor, City Council Members Sworn In

Howell’s new Mayor and newly elected City Council members were officially sworn in at Monday night’s meeting.

Michigan's New Political Transparency Portal Delayed By Months; Company Not Meeting State Goals

Michigan's new political transparency portal has been delayed by nearly a year.

Veterans Day Underscores Growing Need for Mental Health, Other Services

Vets urged to reach out to local American Legions, VFWs and LivCo Veteran Services.

Cover Band End Of The Innocence to Kick Off Tour in Brighton This Weekend

Attendees urged to bring old tools to donate to Tools for Veterans.

Van Gilder Family Says Proposed Data Center Is About Stewardship, Not Selling Out

Howell Township Farmers Sit Down with WHMI for Exclusive, In-Depth Discussion Ahead of Nov. 20 Township Board Meeting

Brighton School Board, Teachers’ Union Ratify Contract

The Brighton Area Schools Board of Education and the district's teacher union have both ratified a new, 3-year contract.

Ingham Co. Sheriff's: Battle Creek Man Charged with Assaulting Woman in Back of Patrol Car

Upset he could not find cell phone after rollover crash.

Community Meeting Open House On Proposed Howell Data Center Project

The Van Gilder Family held the event from 3 to 6pm at Cleary Commons at Cleary University in Genoa Township.

Howell Public Schools Cancels Classes Monday to Investigate "Threat"

Snapchat message referenced a threat of violence against Howell High School.

Retired AP Reporter Helped Cement Legend of the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

Coverage inspired Gordon Lightfoot's folk ballad.

US-23 Flex Route Project Progressing

Work on the southernmost mile of the project, extending from just south of M-36 to north of M-36, is ongoing and is anticipated to be completed for the year by Thanksgiving, or shortly thereafter, depending on weather conditions.

Oakland County Insurance Agent Charged with Forging Client Documents, Embezzling Municipal Funds

70-year-old Robert Joseph Bucko of Novi allegedly forged letters from his insurance clients to embezzle funds.

Spencer Elementary Girl Scouts Host Thanksgiving Food Drive

Scouts in Kindergarten through 4th Grade are collecting items to put together Thanksgiving food kits for families who might be struggling.

Auditions This Week for Howell Opera House's "Reawakening Season"

5 pm to 9 pm Monday through Wednesday

RCOC Preparing For Winter Operations; Hiring Workers

The Road Commission for Oakland County is getting ready for the inevitable arrival of winter weather and hiring workers to augment snowplow drivers.

November Marks Michigan Craft Beverage Month

It's said to be an opportune time to support Michigan brewers, distillers, vintners, cidermakers, farmers, and communities by selecting locally grown and produced beverages.

Michigan OKs Landmark Regulations That Push Up-Front Costs To Data Centers

Michigan regulators have adopted landmark standards for the booming data center industry with a plan they say tries to protect residents from subsidizing the industry’s hefty energy use.

White Lake Homeowner Charged with Manslaughter for Shooting Teens Breaking Into Garage

Killed 17-year-old, wounded another.

Crain's Detroit Recognizes Architect Dave Richardson of Brighton-Based Lindhout Associates

Notable Sustainability Leader

Farmers' Almanac to Cease publication After 208 Years, Citing Financial Challenges

2026 edition will be its last

White Lake Man Killed in Early Morning Rollover Crash

43-year-old discovered dead, trapped inside car.

Veteran's Day Parade This Saturday In Downtown Brighton

There's a parade and ceremony, followed by a special dedication event.

Revised Completion Date For Railroad Crossing Repair Project

Barron Road is closed at the railroad crossing, about ¼ mile west of Oak Grove Road.

Pinckney Planning Commission Recommends Special Use Permit Approval For Marijuana Retailer

The proposed location is 1268 E-M-36.

Friday Travel Advisory For US-23

Southbound US-23 from Grand River to M-36 will have one lane closed for guardrail repair.

MI Native, Former WMU Bronco Marshawn Kneeland Dead at 24

Apparent suicide after evading authorities in Texas.

Detroit Metro Among 40 US Airports Targeted by Shutdown-Related Flight Cuts

Passengers should start to be notified about cancellations Thursday.

Rick Soucy Named New Genoa Township Clerk

The Board of Trustees held a special meeting Wednesday night and voted to appoint Trustee Rick Soucy to the position.

Miller Industries To Expand In Fenton Township

The expansion is expected to create 167 good-paying, local jobs.

Weekend Events Honor 50th Anniversary Of Sinking Of Edmund Fitzgerald

Events are planned at the Historic Howell Opera House and the Historic Mariners’ Church of Detroit.

MI House GOP: Abolish Wasteful, Ineffective MEDC

"We should lower taxes for everyone and create a business-friendly environment by cutting unnecessary regulations.”

FBI Names Third Man Charged in Halloween Terror Plot

Traveled to Cedar Point amusement park, to scout location.

Belgian Movie Operator To Acquire Emagine Theaters

The Hartland and Novi locations are among nine in Michigan included in the deal.

Howell HS Drama Presents "Clue" This Weekend

Runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Rod Bushey Performing Arts Center.

Recall: Haagen-Dazs Chocolate Dark Chocolate Mini Bars for Undeclared Wheat Allergen

Sold at Kroger “Best By 31 JAN 2027.”

Barn Fire was HAFD's Fourth Incident in Three Days

No injuries were reported. No animals were harmed.

Chrysler Recalls 320,000 Jeep Plug-In Hybrids Due to Fire Concerns

Faulty battery can catch fire.

Howell Air Force JROTC Cadets To Celebrate & Honor Veterans During Annual Program

The Howell High School Air Force Junior ROTC unit and the larger school community will celebrate and honor the nation's veterans during the school's annual Veterans Day program.

Brighton School Board, Teachers Reach Tentative Contract Agreement

Following a lengthy period of negotiations, the Brighton Board of Education and Brighton Education Association have reached tentative agreement on a new contract.

Cleary Grad From Fowlerville Has Successful Rug-Making Business

18-year-old Everet Redman designs and sells custom-made tuft rugs.

November 4th, 2025 General Election Results

Results are considered un-official until certified.

Travel Advisory For Genoa Township

Nightly lane closures are needed so crews can remove a temporary barrier wall.

Crews Battle Barn Blaze In Howell Township

The barn was on property off of Allen Road, near Oak Grove Road.

One Death in Michigan Linked to Nationwide Pasta Recall Due to Listeria

Precooked pasta sold at Kroger, Walmart and Trader Joe's

Genoa Township Board Accepts Clerk's Resignation

The board accepted Clerk Janene Deaton's resignation effective immediately.

City Council Races To Be Decided In South Lyon, Wixom, Fenton, & Grand Blanc

There are contested races and proposals on the ballot for voters in Oakland and Genesee Counties.

Annual Movers for Military Stuff a Truck Benefitting American Legion Post 141

Tuesday 10 am to 3 pm outside Kroger off M-59/Oak Grove.

Travel Advisory For US-23 In Washtenaw County

MDOT advises the US-12 ramps will be closed in each direction for bridge maintenance on Wednesday.

Voters in Brighton, Howell to Decide City Council Races, Street Millage

Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm Tuesday.

LCSO Welcomes Therapy Dog "Teddy"

Donated by 4 Pawz Strong, a non-profit that places therapy dogs in schools, police departments, hospitals, etc.

Two Men Accused of Plotting Terror Attacks at LGBTQ+ Bars in Metro Detroit

Had acquired high-powered weapons and practiced at gun ranges.

Inge Performance Lab to Offer 'Elite' Baseball, Softball Training in Brighton

Website live to book times.

M-14/I-96 Project Moving To Wrap-Up Phase For 2025

The M-14/I-96 project between Beck Road and Newburgh Road is in the City of Livonia and Plymouth Township.

Northfield Township Police To Provide Services To Salem Township

The contract was approved by the township board in a 5-1 vote.

Theis Introduces Bill To Protect Michiganders From “Unemployment Clawbacks”

Republican Senator Lana Theis of Brighton Township says it would protect Michigan residents from being forced to repay unemployment benefits they applied for and received in good faith during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tri-City Ghost Hunters Present: A Paranormal Evidence Reveal Of The Pinckney Library

Nicole Beauchamp and her crew will share “chilling results” from their personal paranormal investigation conducted by her team on-site at the library.

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