Friday, July 11, 2025

Ford Recalling Over 850,000 Vehicles for Potential Low-Pressure Fuel Pump Failure

The failure could cause an engine stall while driving, increasing the risk of a crash.

Taste of Brighton This Weekend

Free LETS shuttles from three locations.

Westland Man, 5-Year-Old Son Involved in Rollover Crash on US 23 in Hartland

Both expected to be okay. Crash shutdown the highway for four hours Thursday evening.

Op-Ed: How Do Authorities Decide When to Use Force?

This is the first part of a look at the LCSO's Citizen's Academy

Decades Day & Chalk Art Contest In Downtown Howell

The 1950s throwback party will take over downtown, along with the first annual sidewalk chalk art contest on Walnut Street.

I-96 Construction Expected Over Next 2 Weekends

Work includes a closed ramp and reduced lanes.

Thursday, July 10, 2025

MSU Prof. Josh Cowen Jumps into Democratic Primary for 7th Congressional District

"Dedicated his career to stopping Betsy DeVos and her team of lobbyists from turning our public schools into a coupon system that hurts children."

Nutella Maker Ferrero Plans to Buy Century-Old Cereal Maker WK Kellogg for $3.1B

Kellogg’s shares were up 30% in premarket trading Thursday.

South Lyon Prepares to Host Buy Michigan Now Festival

August 1-3 featuring Michigan-based businesses, products.

Genesee Co. Deputy to Carry 'Flame of Hope' in 2026 Special Olympics USA Games

The Flame of Hope will travel from New Jersey to Minneapolis in June next year.

LACASA's Garden Tour Returns This Weekend

From vibrant floral displays to serene outdoor living spaces and innovative design elements, LACASA says the tour promises inspiration for every garden enthusiast.

Public Health Officials Warn of Rising Cases of Whooping Cough, Measles

Officials said vaccination rates for both illnesses are below the levels needed to prevent outbreaks.

Wednesday, July 9, 2025

Sheriff Mike Murphy Urges Public to End Searches for Jerry Spaulding

The exceptions are those who search their own property or people looking when on a walk.

Brighton City Council Discusses Proposal Requiring Registration to Canvass, Solicit Door-to-Door

No formal action was taken.

Former HVS Substitute Sentenced to 10-15 Years for Sex Crimes Against Children

Daugherty was sentenced on June 24.

Mellus Hospital Heritage Day

Attendees can walk through time, chat with historians, enjoy guided tours, and learn about the rich history of the old Mellus Hospital in Brighton.

Tuesday, July 8, 2025

Confrontation at White Lake Twp. Home Ends with 1 Teen Dead, Another Injured

The incident took place a little after 1 a.m.

Still No Sign of Jerry Spaulding After Extensive Search by Police

Aircraft from the civil air patrol will be in the area in the coming days

Special Assessment Created for Road Repairs in Genoa Estates

Will cost residents $700 or more annually over 10 years.

Fowlerville Superintendent Stuard Given Three-Year Extension

Board cited academic progress, facilities and capital improvements, and financial stewardship.

Swing for Shelly Charity Golf Outing July 20

Tanglewood Golf Course in South Lyon

Adopt-A-Highway Volunteers Hitting Highways for 2nd Cleanup This Year

Participants will be out July 12-20.

Lawsuit Filed Against Apple by 16 Attorneys General, DOJ Allowed to Proceed

A federal court in New Jersey recently denied the company's motion to dismiss the antitrust lawsuit.

Cromaine Library’s Summer Concert Series Kicks Off Wednesday

The Beatles Tribute band Toppermost will kick-off the series on Wednesday, July 9th.

6 Arrested, Including 2 from Ohio, In Recent GHOST Operations

All six arrests were announced during a recent press conference.

Monday, July 7, 2025

DNR: Livingston Co Boy Recovering After Being Trapped By Collapsing Sand at Silver Lake Dunes

9-year-old said to be home, doing well

Matching Gift of $50K Doubles All Donations to LACASA Center's "Home for Good" Campaign

To pay off LACASA's new building opened in 2024.

Search Continues for Elderly Man Missing in Livingston Co

Area of Argentine Rd and Brophy Rd in Oceola Twp.

Supervisor: Efforts to Reduce Odor from Green Oak Water Treatment Plant Working

Township spent $150,000 on 'dry air scrubbers' earlier this year.

Hamburg Twp Agrees on Contractor for Manly Bennett Park Improvements

Move necessary to hold onto previously approved grant money.

Northfield Township Installing "No Truck Route" Signs

The Board of Trustees approved the replacement of missing and damaged signs.

Lengthy Culvert Replacement Projects Start Next Week

Work will result in road closures in the Green Oak and Deerfield Township areas.

Michigan's Recidivism Rate Hits Historic Low

Officials credit multiple programs aimed at supporting those incarcerated, helping them successfully reintegrate into society.

Saturday, July 5, 2025

North Road Bridge Reconstruction Project Begins Monday

North Road will be closed to thru-traffic through the fall.

State Forest Management Plan Delayed Due To Ice Storm Damage

The historic storm March 28-30th coated trees with more than an inch of ice in some areas, causing widespread damage in the northeastern Lower Peninsula.

Thursday, July 3, 2025

Home Destroyed By Fire After Homeowner Uses Blowtorch On Weeds

More than a dozen agencies responded on scene.

Concerts at the Courthouse Among Slew of Holiday Weekend Activities

StoryWalks, farmers markets, Kensington's Splash 'n' Blast, and more.

Brighton's Hungry Duck Run, Kids' Games Kick Off Annual Independence Day Celebration

Miss Michigan Hannah Palmer among more than 60 parade entries.

GoFundMe Set Up For Family Of Man Killed In Construction Accident

23-year-old Ryan Starnes of St. Clair Shores was struck by an excavator Monday afternoon while working at a job site on Grand River near I-96 .

MSP Warns Drivers to Check Their Speed During Speed Enforcement in July

Speed enforcement runs through July.

Online Written Driver's Test Now Available for Eligible Adult Learners

Drivers will still need to take the road test before being issued a license.

MSP Hopes Blue Goose Soars into Best Looking Cruiser Calendar

Voting ends on July 11 at 5 p.m.

AAA Michigan Warns Of Common July 4th Holiday Hazards

Record holiday travel is projected and AAA Michigan is offering some safety messages for the busy holiday weekend.

Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Deceased Isle Royale Campers Identified As Northville Father & Son

The deceased have been identified as 60-year-old John Baird and 30-year-old Bradley Baird.

Travel Advisory For I-94 In Washtenaw County

Nightly closures of westbound I-94 from Zeeb Road to Baker Road next week.

Ingham Co. Sherriff's Office: Alaska Man Killed in Two-Car Crash

Crash closed Perry Rd. (M-52) for several hours Tuesday.

Hartland School Board Appoints Custodio to Fill Vacant Seat

Will serve through the November 2026 election.

Livingston County Updates Severe Weather Siren Activation Policy

The policy was reviewed and updated following recent weather events and public response.

Whitmer Urges Michigan Reps to Reject 'Extreme' Budget Bill

Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" passed the Senate on Monday.

Brighton Kiwanis Concerts and Car Shows Returning for 47th Year

The events kick of July 13.

Oakland County Woman Wins $4 Million Lottery Prize

The player bought her winning ticket at the Kroger store, located at 670 Highland Avenue in Milford.

MDOT Lifting Traffic Restrictions To Ease Expected Record Holiday Travel

MDOT is suspending work and lifting traffic restrictions wherever possible this holiday weekend to ease congestion and increase safety.

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

Sanitary Sewer Overflow In Howell

MHOG says there is no indication that surface waters were impacted, and all appropriate containment actions were taken immediately.

Former Obama Aide Maasdam Joins Race for 7th Congressional District

Would be the first Democrat Navy SEAL to serve in the House of Representatives.

Bill Martin Retires as Bank of Ann Arbor Board Chair

Tim Marshall named Executive Chairman. Patti Judson promoted to President and COO.

U.S. Flags Stolen from Veteran Graves in Fenton

Police have added extra nightly patrols.

World Series' Champ Mickey Stanley Reflects on a Life of Family and Baseball

Stanley played for the Tigers from 1964 to 1978, before moving to the listening area.

UFO Expert Hosting Event at Brighton District Library

UFOs Over Michigan is July 10 from 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Tuesday Marks "Giving Moose Day" For North Star Reach Camp

The goal is to raise $65,000 in 24 hours to provide 100 camperships for children with serious health challenges and their families.

Police: School Resource Officer Role Underutilized In FCS

The Department says there must be a clear and defined line between the role of a security officer and that of a School Resource Officer, for safety purposes.

OCSO To Increase Lake Patrols This Holiday Weekend

It’s part of the National “Operation Dry Water” Enforcement Campaign.

Rep. Barrett, Labor Sec. Chavez-DeRemer Tour Lansing Concrete Plant

Part of Trump administration's nationwide "listening tour."