The committee is responsible for issues pertaining to U.S. armed forces, as well as performing oversight and funding of the Department of Defense, where Slotkin previously served as Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense.
The audited count for the fall 2018 term puts an additional $268,000 into district coffers, based on the district’s per-pupil state aid of $7,871 per student.
For the third year in a row, Howell resident and ordained minister Bill Fenton will be providing free wedding services to couples at Uptown Coffeehouse on the big day.
A public hearing was held for homeowners in the Tyrone Township subdivision to ask questions and express opinions on a road improvement project happening later this year.
The petition requests that the Michigan Supreme Court order the immediate interim suspension of Judge Brennan, without pay, for the proper administration of justice.
An investigation involving a teenage girl found passed out in the home of South Lyon Police Chief Lloyd Collins on New Year’s Eve has been turned over to Michigan State Police.
The position was created as a result of the county’s Michigan Indigent Defense plan, which follows the legislature’s decision to revise and update Michigan's indigent defense system.
Residents petitioned the Livingston County Drain Commissioners office to establish a county drain near Kern and Crofoot Roads due to the inundation of septic fields and flooding of basements.
Livingston County Circuit Court Judge David Reader's order prevents the owners of the property from both selling the land and also disturbing the pet cemetery.
Andy Burchfield was unanimously re-elected as president while Angela Krebs and Laura Mitchell (pictured) were formally sworn in Monday to four-year terms.
The Huron Valley Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to appoint Milford resident Laura Dodd to serve as a trustee for a term ending December 31, 2020.
Council Member Maggie Kurtzweil went after fellow Council Member Mary Parisien, attacking her credibility and motives behind requesting a Board of Ethics hearing.
Putnam Township Fire Chief Greg Amburgey tells WHMI that his department was called out at about 6:15am to the barn located on property at Hinchey and Burgess Roads.
The Brighton Township Republican will serve on five additional Senate committees during the 100th Legislature after previously announcing that she will chair the Senate Insurance and Banking and the Education and Career Readiness committees.
Slotkin called for a “return to decency and integrity in politics”, demanding that Washington take a page from “Michiganders’ resolve to get things done by working together across differences.”
Started in 1996 by Dr. Fredric L. Bonine of Brighton, participating dentists collect patients’ old restorations and these are then sent to a refinery where they are then smelted, with the proceeds donated to Gleaners.
Event organizers are looking for volunteers to help with set-up on Friday, February 1st and volunteers for the day of the event, which is Saturday, February 2nd.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers will be at the library on four different occasions, with sessions scheduled for February 19th, March 5th, March 19th and April 2nd.
The township is hoping to obtain grant funding through the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments or SEMCOG, thanks to the hard work of a board trustee.
Dan Sheill of Pinckney, who is a Special Agent with a federal agency, says the politics of the shutdown are immaterial to the fact that 800,000 employees are being forced to make decisions that could have long-range impacts.
John Kozak will discuss his book, “Through the Eyes of Rose: A Mother’s Flight to Freedom in a Memory Mosaic”, at the Brighton District Library on Monday, January 14th, from 7 to 8pm.
The system can detect if a driver has fallen asleep and vibrate the seat, while in the case of a medical emergency, slowly pull the vehicle over and call for emergency assistance.
The plaintiffs in the suit say they were charged for “perpetual care and maintenance” of the sites and that they have now been wrongly denied access to the 12-acre cemetery.
Officials report the state and county have increased residential well testing and technology has been implemented by a contributing source of the contamination that's proven to be effective in removing the chemicals.
Construction is planned along a stretch of M-59 in Highland Township and some tree clearing work will be starting up next month for the pathway portion of the project.
54-year-old Michael Sackrider is charged in two separate cases involving minors in Genesee County Circuit Court, with both set to go to trial April 17th.
The Democrat from Holly says the President’s address to the nation last night was essentially a restating of his case for a border wall and hasn’t really “moved the needle” when it comes to crafting a compromise that will end the partial government shutdown.
Shiawassee County Circuit Judge Matthew Stewart signed an order Tuesday vacating the convictions for Jerome Kowalski tied to the 2008 slayings of his brother and sister-in-law in their Oceola Township home.
With 3 weeks remaining, the local Corps is still more than $100,000 short of their fundraising goal which is used to provide services to families in need throughout the year.
The Board of Trustees met with the Township Manager and Finance Director to begin looking at what incoming revenues may look like over the next couple years.
At its annual organizational meeting Monday, board members voted to re-elect Stacy Pasini as President, Brent Earl as Vice-President, Marcus Wilcox as Secretary and Courtney Tarara as Treasurer.
The proposed lawsuit, which is made up of many counties and municipalities across the state, would seek damages related to opioid treatment, related deaths and law enforcement costs.
Unified Champion Schools is an inclusive athletic program that brings students with and without intellectual disabilities together to compete as a team.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Friday declined a last-minute plea to charge Livingston County District Court Judge Theresa Brennan with crimes involving concealing the relationship.
Speaking Sunday on Fox News, 8th District Democratic Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin said both sides care about border security and national security and, "I think we can start now if people really care about getting something done."
The graphic arts students, Kellen Walburn and Kirsten Smith, were recognized in the contest that drew more than 750 entries from over 55 Michigan schools.
Lana Theis was sworn in as state senator for the 22nd District, Hank Vaupel as the 47th District state representative and Ann Bollin as the 42nd District state representative.
As the government shutdown continues and federal workers are being forced to work without pay, Livingston County’s newest congressional representative will be donating her paycheck.
Livingston County Democratic Party Chairwoman Judy Daubenmier said the Brighton Township board's naked partisanship in the selection of Joe Riker as township clerk is shameless.
Barry Cadden, the co-founder of New England Compounding Center and Glenn Chin, who worked there as a pharmacist, will be arraigned March 1st in 53rd District Court by Magistrate Jerry Sherwood.
Superintendent Rick Todd has ideas for some activities for board members to get to know one another better in hopes of fostering even more teamwork and efficiency.
35-year-old James Witgen of Fowlerville previously admitted to charges of child sexually abusive activity, possession of child sexually abusive material, criminal sexual conduct and using a computer to commit a crime.
A former Brighton Board of Education trustee has filed a formal complaint against the teachers' union, charging violation of the Michigan Campaign Finance Act for holding candidate interviews in a district school.
Officials have made it known that they are considering the will of voters, as decriminalization passed in the municipality with 68% approval in 2 of the 3 precincts.
Library Director Cindy Mack says the update will add more study rooms, create dynamic youth and teen areas and give the library a more user-friendly layout throughout the building.
