Bigfoot Encounter In Monroe Deemed "Credible"

A father and son were bow-fishing on May 18th in a swampy marsh area off I-75 and Laplaisance Road.

Aerial Patrols Of ITC Transmission Lines Next Week

The company says there's no cause for alarm if a low-flying helicopter is sighted near transmission lines.

Dollar General Literacy Foundation Awards Highlander Reading Express $3,000 Grant

The summer literacy program delivers books to kids in the community over the summer.

US-23 Flex Route Ramp Closures Begin Tuesday

The southbound US-23 ramp to Lee Road, and the eastbound/westbound Lee Road ramp to southbound US-23 will be closed through mid-June.

AAA Activates "Tow To Go" For Memorial Day Weekend

Michiganders can call (855) 2-TOW-2-GO for a safe ride, as a last resort.

Paving Complete For 7 Mile Resurfacing Project

The Road Commission advises motorists may still encounter crews along the project route as they address remaining minor items of work.

MI House OKs Legislation Barring Biological Males from Playing Girls' Sports

Opposition expected in Democratic-led Michigan Senate.

Whitmer: House Bill Guts Medicaid & SNAP To Cut Taxes For The Wealthy

Whitmer said the bill "will terminate health care for millions of Americans, take away food from hungry families while jacking up costs for the middle class, hurting retailers, and giving a huge tax cut to the rich".   

Memorial Day Events to Honor the Fallen

From parades to remembrance ceremonies to family-friendly activities, this weekend has a lot to offer.

MDOT Lifting Restrictions To Ease Near-Record Memorial Day Travel

MDOT is removing lane restrictions on nearly 60% of its road and bridge projects statewide to ease traffic delays for holiday travelers.

Judge Sets $500K Bond for Suspect in Armed Robbery of Clyde Road Mobil

29-year-old Dequan Currie of Flint, is charged with Armed Robbery, Carrying a Concealed Weapon and Felony Firearms.

Northville Man Leads Police on Chase Over Mackinac Bridge

Faces felony charges of fleeing and eluding, carjacking, and resisting and obstructing an officer.

Improvements Debuting At City Of Howell's Scofield Park

Park and boat launch passes are available at City Hall, or on-site.

MDOT Re-Issues Warning of Toll Road 'Smishing' Scam Ahead of Holiday Travel

Never click on unfamiliar web links, nor give out personal information without verifying.

Gov. Whitmer Advocates for Semiconductor Plant During Flint Speech

Adding better tools to economic development toolkit to attract and retain good-paying, high-skill jobs

Busch’s Fresh Food Market Celebrating 50th Anniversary

For 50 years, the family-owned chain has been serving the local community and others across the region.

Howell Woman In Critical Condition After ATV Crash

The ATV injury crash occurred on Wiggins Road, north of Dean Road, shortly before 11am Wednesday.

Ingham County Clerk Announces Run For Michigan Secretary Of State

Byrum, a Democrat, has served in her current clerk role since 2012.

No Action Taken on Tyrone Woods' Request to Expand

Residents continue to voice concerns about traffic, steep fines and lack of concern by owners.

Congressman Barrett Marks Military Appreciation Week with Bills to Streamline VA

To enhance digital communication, combat fraud, and streamline community care scheduling.

Funding Approved to Rehab Old US 23 North of M-59 in Hartland Twp

Work expected by the end of 2025.

Rolling Thunder's Annual "Ride to Freedom" This Sunday

Fundraiser 3pm-10pm Wednesday at Texas Roadhouse in Brighton.

NWS Confirms More Tornadoes After Last Week's Storms

The National Weather Service has now confirmed 11 tornadoes in Michigan following last week's severe storms that moved through, including one in Gregory.

Memory Lane Drive-In Theater To Re-Open In Monroe

In some unexpected news – a couple has stepped up to help save and re-open the iconic drive-in.

Kensington Art Fair Promises Weekend of Fun

The event runs from Saturday to Monday in the Kensington Metropark.

Cleary's Summerfest at the Stadium Bringing Burgers, Booze and Beats to Campus

Doors open at 6 p.m. on June 6.

"Cornhole For A Cause" To Benefit LACASA Next Weekend

Players and teams are being sought for the second annual event that looks to be bigger and better than last year.

Culvert Replacement Project In Green Oak Township Next Week

Marshall Road will be closed between Pocahontas and Stone Chase.

Lengthy Clean-Up After Chemical Spill In Livonia/Farmington Hills

Clean-up continued today, and all lanes have since re-opened to traffic.

Gov. Whitmer Proclaims EMS Recognition Week

May 24 is EMS Remembrance Day

Rep. Bollin: House Republicans Continue "Deep Dive" into Dems' Budget

Told PBS' "Off the Record" she's optimistic lawmakers will meet July 1 deadline.

EPA Lifts Emergency Order on Drinking Water in Flint

Flint’s water system is now in compliance with lead standards.

Improvements At Island Lake State Rec Area

A new self-rental kayak rack is open, while the modern restrooms at both Kent Lake and Spring Mill Pond are closed for sewage pump replacements.

SB 275 Ramp To EB I-96 To Close Wednesday - Weather Permitting

The closure is needed to install a temporary barrier wall between the ramp lane and the work zone, which currently has only barrels.

AAA: 1.3 Million Michiganders To Travel For Memorial Day

Road trips are expected to set a new record while air travel is projected to increase by nearly 2%.

MDARD Says to Follow 'Buy It Where You Burn It' Rule for Firewood

Many invasive species can be spread by transporting firewood.

Dick’s Sporting Goods To Buy Struggling Shoe Chain Foot Locker

Dick’s Sporting Goods is buying the struggling footwear chain Foot Locker for about $2.4 billion.

Road Closure Tuesday In Salem Township

Chubb Road between 7 Mile and 8 Mile will be closed for a culvert replacement.

Nessel Finds Benson in Violation of Campaign Finance Act for January Conference

Benson announced her run for governor on Jan. 22 in the Austin Building.

Lansing Native, Country Singer Kari Holmes to Open Cleary's Annual Summerfest

Playing Brighton's Pound Bar and Grill this Thursday.

SE MI Housing Market Sees Positive Upticks in April

New listings (20%), closed sales (17%), and pending sales (9%). compared to March.

"Click It or Ticket" Enforcement Campaign May 19-June 1

MSP Brighton Post, Livingston, Oakland and Washtenaw Sheriff's Departments all participating.

Lane Closures On Mackinac Bridge Memorial Day Weekend

Weather delays have pushed back a construction project, and only one lane will be open in each direction for the upcoming holiday weekend.

Foam on Waterways Could Have Dangerous Bacteria And PFAS

Officials are warning people to avoid the foam.

Grand Opening Ceremony At St. Paul Pocket Park In Downtown Brighton

The City of Brighton Art and Culture Commission is celebrating the completion of enhancements at the St. Paul Pocket Park with a grand opening ceremony.

Road Closures In Green Oak, Howell & Oceola Townships

Work is planned on Eight Mile and Fisher Roads.

MSP Trooper Released from Hospital, Shot During Fatal Confrontation in Detroit

Returned fire, killing 41-year-old suspect from Highland Park

Consumers Energy Enters Home Stretch to Restore Power

Hardest-hit areas by end of Monday.

Green Oak Police Department Welcomes Newest Officer

Officer Teachworth graduated from Wayne County Regional Police Training Academy recently and officially took his oath of office.

Highland Founders Day Parade, Festival

Parade 10am Saturday. Festival runs through 3pm

Utilities Working To Restore Power After Storm Damage

Utilities are readying additional resources to deal with more severe weather and another round of storms in the forecast.

Sarah Dunkel-Jackson Finalist for NHL's Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award

Dunkel-Jackson started the Hockey Challenge Camp.

Motor City Comic Con Returns to Novi This Weekend

Friday through Sunday at Novi's Suburban Collection Showplace.

Downtown Howell To Celebrate 517-Day Saturday

In addition to specials at participating businesses for 517-Day, a big Food Truck Rally is also taking place.

Green Oak Police Accreditation Assessment Team Invites Public Comment

The Department must comply with 108 standards in order to achieve accredited status.

South Lyon and Hartland Hosting First Responder Open Houses Saturday

Both events will feature demonstrations, giveaways and a chance to meet first responders.

Brighton Science Olympiad Teams Perform Well at State

The Brighton High School and Scranton Middle School Science Olympiad teams recently competed in the state tournament at Michigan State University.

Weekend Travel Advisory For M-14 Ramps In Washtenaw County

Closures will be in effect Saturday through Monday.

Man Killed in Trooper-Involved Shooting in Genesee County: MSP

The investigation is ongoing.

Rep. Woolford's Proposed Ban on Biological Males in Girls Sports Moved Out of Committee

Heads to the Michigan House floor for discussion.

Social Security Field Office in Owosso Re-Opens

Rep. Barrett: "Big win for Shiawassee County."

Local Student Archers Make All American Teams

Five local student archers made the teams in different divisions.

Fundraiser For Lyon Schoolhouse Fence & Bonnie Corrigan Memorial

A matching funds campaign is underway for the Lyon Schoolhouse fence replacement project and a memorial for the late Bonnie Corrigan.

Local Lawmaker Testifies On Alleged Decline In Morale Amongst MSP

Local State Representative Mike Mueller testified before the House Oversight Committee on what he alleges is the decline of morale amongst Michigan State Police.

Elyse Schlump Named Cleary University's Women's Basketball Coach

Schlump previously served as the head coach for Concordia University.

First Responders and Vet Clinic Step in to Help After Holly Man Loses 'Constant Companion'

Odin was killed in April when he was hit by a vehicle.

Parolee Leads Livingston Co. Deputies on High-Speed Motorcycle Chase

41-year-old Howell man released from prison last November.

Brighton High School to Host First Annual Unified Sports Camp

Pair students with disabilities and those without to train and compete in sports.

Report: MI Ranks 44th in US for 4th Grade Reading Post-COVID

31st in the nation for 8th grade math.

Pinckney Police: "Veiled Threats" Being Made On Social Media

The Department said people cannot degenerate to making veiled threats of "hunting accidents" - noting it is "dangerously close to criminal activity".

Community Fully Funds Restoration Of Historic Kilgen Pipe Organ At Hartland Music Hall

Organizers said “supporters have ensured that the majestic sounds of the Kilgen Pipe Organ will continue to inspire and delight for generations to come”.

Waterford Police: Elderly Woman Scammed Out of More Than $42,000

Authorities believe Gazi perpetrated similar scams in other Michigan communities, Ohio and Indiana.

Producer Catherine Wyler Featured Guest at Warbirds of Glory's 'Hollywood and History' Gala

Wyler produced the 1990 move "Memphis Belle."

Last Minute Donations Needed For Annual Grandma's Attic Fundraiser

Donations have been a bit light and will be accepted from 9am to 5pm this Wednesday at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds.

Michigan Court Of Claims: State Abortion Restrictions Unconstitutional

The Court ruled that several of the state’s most significant remaining restrictions on abortion access are in clear violation of the state’s constitutionally protected right to reproductive freedom.

Seymour Road Is Temporarily Back Open

Seymour Road, one mile south of Rolston Road, is now open to traffic.

MI House GOP Reintroduces Legislation Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Register to Vote

Passes bills restoring local control over large wind, solar projects.

Former Substitute at HVS Convicted of Sex Crimes Against Children

Faces up to 15 years when sentenced June 24.

Howell Twp Board Votes to Censure Trustee Wilson

Allegations of filing complaints against neighbors, slander, death threats, smelling of marijuana.

Grand Blanc Man Seriously Injured in Four-Car Crash on U.S. 23

Highway was closed for approximately four hours for the investigation and clean up.

Bureau of Elections Issues Rulings for 2 County Officials

Drick received a formal warning and reimbursed the County $2.56 and Murphy was cleared.

Residents Weigh In On Police Coverage In Village Of Pinckney

The Village is looking at various possibilities due to budget constraints.

US-23 Lane & Bridge Closures At Joy Road

The closures are part of a project following an earlier high-load strike to the structure.

"Give Them A Brake" - Be On The Lookout For Migrating Turtles On Roads

The MDNR is asking that people be on the lookout for turtles, as late spring and early summer are times when turtles are moving en-masse across the landscape.

Local Filmmakers Featured at Ann Arbor Film Festival

The Cinetopia Film Festival runs from May 15 through the 18.

Roadside Berm Work On Pingree Road In Putnam Township

Pingree Road will be closed to thru-traffic between Spears Road and M-36 on Wednesday.

Brighton School Board Weighs Capital Need Survey Results

In response to a survey of district residents and identified needs, the Brighton Board of Education has decided to place a bond issue on the ballot this November.

Reported Suicide In Deerfield Township

A police presence was visible this afternoon in the area of Fausett and Fisher Roads.

Police: Seven Charged in Pinckney Chrysler Theft in 2024

Accused of engaging in criminal enterprise across SE Michigan.

Brighton's Cupcake With a Cop Kicks Off National Police Week

11am until 2pm at Target off Challis.

Report: Oxford Center Closes Operations

Founder, three others charged in 5-year-old's hyperbaric chamber death.

Continued Concerns Over Fate Of Pinckney Police Department

The Village Council meets at 7pm tonight.

LACASA Launches Red Dress Project In Honor Of Missing/Murdered Indigenous Women

LACASA said "This striking display serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing crisis of violence against Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit individuals, and aims to raise awareness within the Livingston County community”.

VINA's Fundraising Corvette Raffle Returns

The 2025 VINA Corvette Raffle will allow one lucky winner to drive away with a 2025 Chevrolet Corvette or $60,000 cash.

Travel Advisory For I-96 Monday In Howell Area

Overnight closures for wall maintenance.

Sexton Road Closure Monday In Marion Township

Sexton Road will be closed between County Farm Road and Peavy Road for roadside berm work.

Pope Leo XIV Stirs Optimism for Local Catholics

Chicago-born Prevost has ties to Michigan.

10-Day Closure Starting On I-696 For Bridge Demolition

Westbound I-696 will be closed from I-75 to M-10 for 10 days starting tonight, lasting through May 19th so crews can demolish the Church Street Plaza bridge.

Hamburg Township Welcomes New Full-Time Police Officer

Abbey Huck was officially sworn-in as a full-time officer during this week’s meeting of the Board of Trustees.

Discount Hamilton Tickets Available Through #Ham4Ham Lottery at Wharton Center

There will be 40 tickets for $10 available for each performance.

Howell High School Vocal Music Students Named All-State Finalists

A Howell High School vocal music ensemble and a senior student have earned all-state honors.

Travel Advisory For M-14/US-23 In Ann Arbor

Lane and ramp closures for maintenance Saturday.

Communities Celebrating Spring with Ladies' Night Out

Brighton and South Lyon are hosting their own events this week.

Mistrial for Grand Rapids Police Officer Charged in Fatal 2022 Shooting

Still could face another trial.

Mother’s Day Spending Expected to Reach $34.1 Billion

Flowers, greeting cards and special outings are the most popular gifts.

Ford Hikes Prices on Mexico-Produced Models, Citing Tariffs

Affects Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs, Maverick pickups and Bronco Sports built after May 2.

MDOC: Continued Decrease in State’s Prison, Parole, and Probation Populations

Report cites successful parole completions and reduced recidivism rates as key reasons for the declines.

City Of Chelsea Receives $1 Million State Placemaking Grant

Both the Cities of Chelsea and Fenton were awarded grant funding for projects through the state's Revitalization and Placemaking or RAP program.

7 Mile Road Resurfacing Project Progressing In Northfield Township

A new layer of asphalt is down on 7 Mile between Earhart Road and Dixboro Road.

LACASA Looking for People to 'Help Survivors Start Their Engines' With Gas Card Donations

Donations can be mailed, dropped off or made online.

Cleary Holds Record-Breaking Graduation in Yspilanti

358 graduates were celebrated by a crowd of more than 2,000.

"Recovery is Possible" 2025 T-Shirt Design Contest

In preparation for recovery month, a local workgroup is seeking a unique t-shirt design that highlights prevention or recovery.

Travel Advisory For I-94/M-14 In Washtenaw County

Westbound I-94 and M-14 will have lane, ramp, and freeway closures to complete concrete patching this weekend.

Hartland Trustees Approve Clyde Rd Resurfacing, New Computer Server

2,000 tons of limestone for Clyde Rd between Hartland Rd and Bullard Rd.

Escaped Milford Peacock Becomes Social Media Star

Sightings should be reported to D&D Farms.

Howell Nature Center Reaches Goal for New Incubator in 45 Minutes

The campaign launched Monday to raise $1,000.

Plans For New Gas Station Project In Pinckney Under Review

A Mugg & Bopps convenience store, a gas station, and a Dunkin' Donuts are being proposed in the former Rite Aid building.

Bridge Demolition Prompts Grand River Closures

The bridge carrying westbound I-96 over Grand River is scheduled for demolition during nighttime hours this Thursday night and Friday night between 9pm and 6am.

Girls Field Hockey Newest Varsity Sport at Brighton High School

Tryouts for the team are scheduled for August.

Metroparks Getting 'Everyone in the Pool' With Free Swim Lessons

The free lessons are part of the Huron-Clinton Metroparks pledge to make sure every child in southeast Michigan knows how to swim.

BHS Senior Awarded WHMI Scholarship

17-year-old Kelsey Dunn of Brighton will be graduating in June and attending the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor for film production and mathematics.

Bike And Roll To School Day This Wednesday

BR2SD is a nationwide event designed to encourage communities to create more walkable spaces by hosting bike-themed activities at local schools.

Oxford School Shooter Loses Appeal In Bid To Withdraw Guilty Pleas

The Court of Appeals turned down Ethan Crumbley's application “for lack of merit in the grounds presented.”

Community Theatre of Howell Presents "Next to Normal"

Flash sale on tickets, 50% off thru Wednesday.

Rep. Barrett Urges SSA to Reopen Owosso Field Office

Or find a new or temporary location.

No Action Following Lengthy ZBA Meeting In Marion Township

Residents oppose a condominium project called Meadows North proposing 167 units with access off Peavy Road.

HPS Sells 2025 School Building & Site Bonds - Series II

Funds will be used for improvements throughout the district including the replacement of the Northwest and Southwest elementary schools and an addition to and renovation of Highlander Way Middle School.

AG Nessel Dismisses Charges Related to UM Pro-Palestinian Protest Last Year

Seven people were facing charges of trespassing and resisting or obstructing a police officer.

Universal Blood Lead Testing in Effect for Michigan Children

Blood testing should be done at 12 months and 24 months.

Parker Families Nature Preserve Trail Dedication Event This Weekend

The Livingston Land Conservancy and Brighton District Library will host the official opening of a new trail system at the Charles & Albert Parker Families Nature Preserve, located on Library property.

Andy's Place in Holly Receives $433K Grant to Rebuild Restaurant

Two-story building damaged by fire in 2022.

MSP Trooper Shot, Suspect Killed in Early Morning Shootout in Detroit

Trooper was assigned to a multi-agency auto theft team.

Section of W Huron Street in Milford Set to Close Monday for Construction

They expect the road, between General Motor Road and Peters Road Bridge, to be closed for six to eight weeks.

Howell Chamber To Host Ribbon Cutting Extravaganza

Tuesday's high-energy event is part of the Chamber’s month-long celebration of Small Business Month “honoring the entrepreneurs and innovators who are the backbone of Livingston County’s economy”.

“Look Twice. Save a Life.” - Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson kicked off the Michigan Department of State’s annual “Look Twice, Save a Life” campaign.

Potter Road Rehabilitation Project Starting In City Of Wixom

The City will be resurfacing Potter Road from North Wixom Road to Beck Road.

LCUW Day Of Caring Volunteers & Worksite Requests Sought

The Livingston County United Way is putting out the call for volunteers and worksites for the 23rd Annual Day of Caring.

LESA Seeks Input For Community Perspectives Survey

The survey asks for input on key challenges facing students and schools, hopes for the future of education in Livingston County, and perspectives on LESA’s role.

Howell Senior Survivor Raises Impressive $196,541 For The Ivy Table

Senior Survivor supported The Ivy Table, a local non-profit transforming the fight against food insecurity through innovation and compassion.

Armed Robbery At Clyde Road Mobil In Hartland Township

The suspect stole an undisclosed amount of money and cigarettes before fleeing the area on foot.

Brighton's Charity Bicycles Hosts Annual "Cycle de Mayo" Used Bike Sale

Saturday 9am-3pm behind Brighton Bowl.

Annual No Minds Left Behind 5K Benefits Genesis House

10am Saturday at Zukey Lake Tavern in Pinckney.

Trial of Lansing Man Charged in Death of Fowlerville Man Ruled to Move Forward

Shermoe was knocked unconscious, hitting his head and later succumbing to his injuries.

Protesters Say They’re ‘Fighting for Our Future’

The group gathered in front of the courthouse as part of the "May Day" protests taking place around the U.S.

Police: Gregory Man Charged For Soliciting Minor For Sex

54-year-old Richard Green is facing 9 felony counts that include child sexually abusive activity, using a computer to commit a crime, and evidence tampering.

Peavy Road Residents Oppose Condo Project In Marion Township

A petition put forth by residents who live off Peavy Road alleging ordinance and other violations will be discussed at Monday’s ZBA meeting.

Genesee County Lottery Club Wins $2 Million Prize After U.P. Trip

The club bought their winning ticket at Trout Lake Speedy Mart - about 30 miles northwest of Saint Ignace.

GCSO Encouraging People to Brush Up on Boater Safety Before Hitting the Water

The free course is being held on Saturday.

Curious Kids Can Check Out Howell Rec's 'Touch a Truck'

The event gives children a chance to explore and learn about every-day vehicles.

Popular Fork n' Pint Restaurant In Waterford Destroyed By Fire

The blaze was reported shortly before 6am at Fork n’ Pint located at 4000 Cass Elizabeth Road.

Watchdog Gives Trinity Health Livingston, Ann Arbor "A" for Patient Safety

Leapfrog grades updated each spring and fall.

MI Labor Officials Unveil Statewide Infrastructure Workforce Plan in Howell

During Operating Engineers 324's Michigan Construction Career Days.

HPS & HAJBA To Celebrate Completion Of New Community Ballfield Complex

Howell Public Schools and the Howell Area Junior Baseball Association will celebrate the completion of the new complex during the league’s annual opening day this Saturday.

State Dismisses Campaign Finance Complaint Against Commissioner

The state determined that Republican Commissioner Wes Nakagiri did not violate the Michigan Campaign Finance Act.

Michigan State University Study: Crops & Solar Panels Can Co-Exist

Results of a new study from MSU suggests farmers no longer have to choose between growing crops and harnessing solar power - they can do both on the same land.

Recovery Advocates in Livingston Relying Solely on Donations to Stay Open

The organization was notified Apr. 1 that funding was being stopped immediately.

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