Shooting At Apartment Complex In Novi

Novi Community Schools was notified and went into “secure mode” out of an abundance of caution to protect students and staff.

Brighton Police Chief Pirochta Recognizes Officer of the Year Siemen, Retirement of Longtime Deputy Chief

Sergeant Chris Parks was promoted to deputy chief to take Craig Flood's place, while Officer Branden Bauer was promoted to sergeant.

Hartland Twp Gives Final Approval for Chick-Fil-A Drive-Thru on Former Big Boy Site

Will become Livingston County's first Chick-Fil-A location.

Man Who Led Police On 14-Mile Chase To Serve Lengthy Prison Sentence

40-year-old Robert Nowotny will serve a minimum of 35 years behind bars related to an incident in which he led police on a 14-mile chase from Mundy Township to Davison and fired shots at police.

Michigan’s Seat Belt Use Rate Rose In 2025

The Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning reports a study showed the state’s usage rate increased by 1.2% to 93.2%.

Read-A-Thon To Support Local Non-Profit At Popular Bookstore

2 Dandelions Bookshop in downtown Brighton is hosting its annual Read-A-Thon March 6th through 8th - benefitting the Livingston County Literacy Coalition.

Local Government Leaders Oppose State Planning and Zoning Legislation

Leaders argue this "one size fits all" legislation would strip local officials of decision-making authority and override local voices on community planning.

State of the State Features Student Art and Writing Contest Winners

Winning artwork and winning poem will be featured during this year's State of the State Address.

Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson Brings Law Enforcement Record and Criticism of ICE Tactics into Michigan Governor’s Race

Self-described “dark horse” in the crowded gubernatorial race to replace term-limited Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Howell City Council, SEMCOG & Local Leaders Oppose Zoning Legislation

SEMCOG says the “one-size-fits-all legislation would strip locally elected officials of their decision-making authority, dismiss years of community planning work, and amount to a clear override from Lansing on local voices and voter-backed decisions”.

Beverly Conatser Named February Veteran Of The Month

The Livingston County Veterans Council said “Across every chapter of her life, Beverly Conatser has strengthened veterans, families, and her community”.

Road Work Advisories For Northfield, Scio & Salem Townships

Lane closures and intermittent lane restrictions could cause delays for motorists.

Sewer Repair Project In Genoa Township Tuesday

In order to conduct the repair, the west entrance to the Genoa Square Shopping Center on the south side of Lawson Drive will be closed to traffic starting at 8am.

U of M Health-Sparrow to Expand Psych Health Services, Surgery Beds

Projects together will cost nearly $150 million.

South Lyon's New E-Bike, Electric Scooter Ordinance Now in Effect

Allowed on Rail Trail, under 15 mph.

Foodies Chow Down During Milford Restaurant Week

Participating restaurants are offering deals and specialty food menus.

Bishop Lake Campground To Re-Open At Brighton State Rec Area

After lengthy upgrades, a partial re-opening is set just in time for the busy Memorial Day Holiday weekend.

Drivers Advised To Use Caution On Gravel Roads In Oakland County

Officials say the weather over the past few weeks are causing very rough conditions on many of the 750 miles of gravel roads in Oakland County.

Fundraiser For Hartland Archery Club Tuesday

A “Donate While You Dine” event is set Tuesday from 5 to 8pm at the Culver’s restaurant in Hartland.

Man Ordered to Pay $22K for Driving Over Headstones at Fowlerville's Greenwood Cemetery

10 days in jail, four days credit, 18-months probation and attend Adult Drug Court.

Cleary's Hernandez Receives Alumni Service Award from Georgetown

Given to an alumnus whose life and career reflects leadership, service, and the Jesuit value of cura personalis—care for the whole person.

Federal Judge in Bay City Charged with Drunk Driving

Blood-alcohol level of 0.27 when car struck signs in northern Michigan.

OCSO: Three Men Arrested in Proud Lake Recreation Area Murder

“We have found no connection between the victim, the suspects, and the community where the victim was discovered.”

Man Sentenced to Prison for 1998 Sex Crime Against Child in Putnam Twp

57-year-old Scott Holloway sentenced to 14-30 years behind bars

HSHV Highlights Risk To Pets When Owners Suddenly Taken Or Hospitalized

The Humane Society of Huron Valley urges residents to look out for their neighbors and their pets - and to call for help if they believe an animal may have been left behind due to a medical emergency, detention, or other crisis.

SEMCOG Invites Input On Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy For Southeast Michigan

The strategy-driven framework provides the region with a roadmap for economic opportunities.

Howell High School Students Peacefully Protest Friday Afternoon

It's part of a national movement of student-organized events against ICE and the Trump Administration.

Brighton HS Automotive Students Earn Trip to SkillsUSA State Competition

Preparing for second annual Motorsports Car Show fundraiser May 16, benefitting the Mitchell Wright Memorial Scholarship.

Milford Police Adopt Stray Dog for Department

Encourages public to stop by and ask to see Lil' Craig

Gov. Whitmer: MI's High School Graduation Rate Reaches Record Level

Just over 84%, up from 82.8% the previous year.

MPSC Approves $242M Rate Hike for DTE

Will raise a typical residential customer’s monthly bill by about $4.93, or 4.6%, for someone using 500 kilowatt hours of electricity.

Howell's Lilly Williams Presented With McDonald's All-American Jersey

Michigan's lone representative on the East Team in Arizona March 31.

Torch 180 To Celebrate Grand Opening Of New Retail Training Center

A ribbon cutting is scheduled for March 12th.

M-14/I-96 Project To Resume In Late February

Starting Monday morning, westbound M-14/I-96 will have one lane closed from I-275 to Sheldon Road for shoulder clearing.

NAMI Livingston Offers Free Mental Health Programs

Peer-to-Peer and Family-to-Family sessions are available to help improve coping and problem-solving abilities.

ART Doing Good Mural Project Makes Splash in Downtown Howell

The first mural will be installed on the Thai Café building across from the Livingston County Courthouse.

The SpongeBob Musical Brings Bikini Bottom to Life

The production runs March 12-14 at the Rod Bushey Performing Arts Center.

Genoa Township Board Considers Adding Second Call To Public

The item was discussion only.

Scam Alert: Fraudulent Planning Commission Invoice In City Of Howell

The City was alerted to a phishing scam involving a fake Planning Commission invoice being emailed to residents and contractors.

Green Oak Twp Working to Establish Special Assessment for Briggs Lake Weed Control

Next public hearing is March 18.

Congressman Barrett Overseeing Rollout of VA Electronic Health Record System

All four VA hospitals in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula - Saginaw, Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Battle Creek - will go live with EHRM on April 11.

Over 80K Jeep Grand Cherokees Recalled Over Suspension Problem

Rear coil springs could detach while driving, creating a potential road hazard.

Shelter Overcrowding Prompts Emergency Pop-Up Dog Adoption Event

The Genesee County Animal Shelter took in 61 dogs following a disturbing animal cruelty case Tuesday.

RCOC Releases Biennial Strategic Planning Report

The Strategic Planning process helps to shape the Road Commission for Oakland County's future use of resources, project selection, and road-maintenance strategies.

“AI, Cybersecurity & Your Bottom Line” Next Good Morning Livingston

The program is centered on what business leaders must know about AI, risk, and financial impact.

Heroes on the Green Gala Honors First Responders

The gala is Saturday, Feb. 28 at Crystal Gardens in Howell.

The Well Saints vs. Red Wings Alums at Howell Hockey Night

Taking place at 140 Ice Den, puck drop for the 17th annual game is at 2:30pm.

Man Charged With Tossing Molotov Cocktails At Local Home Bound Over

25-year-old Alex Buley-Neumar is facing numerous felony charges.

Gov. Whitmer: MSHDA Helped Record 6,000 Michiganders Become Homeowners in '25

Doled out $1 billion in home mortgage and down payment assistance loans.

Hamburg Twp Board Adopts Revised Deficit Elimination Plan to Satisfy MI Treasury

Clerk explains "minor accounting issue."

New Affordable Housing Legislation in Michigan

Michigan lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan Housing Readiness Package.

Prom Season Shopping at Cinderella’s Closet

High school students can find formalwear without breaking the bank.

LESA Launches Countywide Survey To Strengthen Career & College Pathways

The results will help guide future planning and investments to ensure programs align with student needs and workforce opportunities.

Michigan Wants Schools Ready For Cardiac Emergencies But Fails To Provide Funds

Michigan lawmakers required schools to adopt a cardiac emergency response plan for the current school year if the Legislature appropriated “sufficient funds" but funding wasn't dedicated in the education budget.

Consumers Energy Promotes Home Heating Credit To Help Customers

Consumers Energy says it is working to help customers on the heels of last month’s record cold snap that's leading to higher bills.

Ingham County Sheriff's Deputy Assaulted by Jail Inmate

During routine cell check Tuesday afternoon.

Judge Grants Hearing, Says Ex-Michigan Coach Moore May Have Had Due Process Violated

Judge J. Cedric Simpson expressed concerns a detective didn’t disclose Moore had a employer-employee relationship with the woman when a magistrate authorized a warrant for his arrest.

Low-Flying Aircraft Around Northfield Township

The township advises its for upcoming survey work.

Sheriff's Office: Inkster Man Identified as Body Found Near Proud Lake, Death Ruled Homicide

Crime Stoppers offering up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest- 1-800-SPEAK-UP

Paw Grounds Granted Final Approvals In Genoa Township

It's a new indoor/outdoor dog park, coffee shop, and bakery.

New Main Street Park Named "Holmes Family Park" In City Of Chelsea

Construction is 70% complete.

Champions For Children Nominations Now Open For 2026

The annual awards recognize individuals/organizations making a positive impact on local kids.

Cleary University DECA Students Qualify For International Competition

Cleary students placed in the top six at the DECA State Career Development Conference, securing a spot at the April competition.

OCSO: Man's Body Discovered Near Proud Lake

Believed to be in his 20s. Investigation is ongoing.

Local Bakeries Busy Filling Paczki Orders for Fat Tuesday

The Pre-Lenten Polish doughnut has become a staple across southeast Michigan.

Green Oak Scientist, Small-Business Owner Rob Hower Makes Case for Education, Health Care and Economic Change in State Senate Bid

Hour-long episode will air Sunday, February 22 at 6:30 am.

Restore The Reuther Project Resumes In Early March

The next phase of the project kicks off with I-696/I-75 interchange ramp closures.

SEMCOG & Saline Celebrate Grant Funding For Crosswalk Safety, Accessibility

The City of Saline received $284,313 for the project.

Annual Spring Weight Restrictions Begin Tuesday To Protect Michigan's Roads

MDOT and local agencies are enacting spring weight restrictions - an annual move to protect roads.

Commerce Native Hellebuyck Shows Why He's the U.S. Starting Goalie in Milan

Walled Lake Northern grad started two of the three group-play games and stopped 40 of the 42 shots he faced against Latvia and Germany.

Searchers Find Wreck of Luxury Steamer Lost in Lake Michigan More Than 150 Years Ago

Left Milwaukee for Grand Haven, in a gale on the night of Oct, 13, 1872, with 53 passengers and crew and a cargo of barley, pork, flour and whiskey.

Hometown Olympian Inspires Pinckney Community

Fowlerville Community Schools Expands Investment in Early Childhood Education

With renovations, new leadership and additional preschool offerings.

RCOC: Data Confirms 2025-26 Winter Harder, More Costly Than Recent Years

It says frequent smaller snowfalls combined with arctic temperatures have resulted in a winter that has challenged road maintenance crews far more than any recent past years – and is costing road agencies significantly more.

State Urging Caution When Buying & Using Pesticides

Recent poisonings due to pesticides containing dichlorvos are prompting the warning from MDHHS and MDARD - namely Sniper and Nopest.

Driving School Suspended For Alleged Violations

The Department of State took action against On the Move Driving School LLC.

Hartland Planners Send Final PD for Chick-Fil-A to Full Township Board for Approval

On former Big Boy site off M-59 and Hartland Road.

Council Adopts Ordinance Permitting Chickens In City Of Brighton

Permits are required, and roosters are prohibited.

EPA Ends Credits For Automatic Start-Stop Vehicle Ignition

The Environmental Protection Agency says it is ending credits to automakers who install automatic start-stop ignition systems in their vehicles.

AAA Warns Of Higher Crash Risks This Valentine’s Day

The Auto Club cautions that Saturday celebrations increase impaired and distracted driving.

Student Walk-Out At Howell High School Rescheduled

It's been moved out to next Friday, after school lets out.

Downtown Howell Hosts Galentine's Day Shopping Event

Galentine's Day is taking place Friday, Feb. 13 from 5 to 9pm.

Celebrate Valentine's Day at Hartland Family Winterfest

The free event is taking place Saturday, Feb. 14 at Hartland Heritage Field.

No Medal for Pinckney Snowboarder Jake Vedder

Still eligible for Sunday's Mixed Team Snowboard Cross.

Stellantis Issues 'Do Not Drive' Alert for 225,000 Older US Vehicles

Fitted with unrepaired defective Takata air bag inflators.

State Rep. Bollin Calls for Responsible Budgeting, Collaboration on Savings

Lawmakers face July 1 deadline it finalize a spending plan.

Livingston County EMS Celebrates New Putnam Township Substation

EMS will now be much closer to home for those who live in Putnam Township and the Village of Pinckney.

Smoke Doctor Location In Hamburg/Pinckney Area Closed For Time Being

The owners said "Due to some personal issues and with the closing of Howell we cannot open at this time".

Student Walk-Out Thursday At Grand Blanc High School

This Wednesday, students at Dexter, Saline, and Milan High Schools all hosted walk-out events.

Brighton Road Shut Down Tuesday For Natural Gas Leak

A company that was installing fiber-optic cable struck a natural gas pipeline around 4:30pm Tuesday.

Victory for Veterans Welcomes Comedian Adam Ferrara

The Veterans Connected event is taking place Saturday, Feb. 21 at Crystal Gardens in Howell.

Genoa Man Could Become Next Livingston County Circuit Court Judge

Christopher Candela announces his candidacy for Livingston County Circuit Court Judge.

City of South Lyon Adopts 12-Month Moratorium on Data Center Applications

Livingston County’s Report of Success in 2025

Lowest tax millage rate in Michigan.

Next Stage Of I-96/Grand River Project Starting Up In March

The Brighton City Council met Tuesday night and heard an update and presentation from MDOT project representatives.

Howell Elks Lodge Expands Veteran Support With New "Lending Libraries"

The libraries are located across five VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System Clinics - including one in Howell.

Cleary University Appoints Christopher Davis Chief Academic Officer

It's a newly created position.

Ford Reports Q4 Profit Miss, $8 Billion Net Loss for '25 as EV Unit Losses Hit Results

Will pay profit-sharing bonuses of approximately $6,780 to hourly autoworkers in the United States for 2025 -- down 34%.

Gov. Whitmer Signs Bipartisan Legislation Banning Cell Phones in Classrooms

Goes into effect next school year.

Oxford Center CEO & Employees To Stand Trial In Boy's Death After Hyperbaric Chamber Explosion

Owner Tamela Peterson and three employees were bound over to stand trial in Oakland County Circuit Court on felony charges in connection with the death of 5-year-old Thomas Cooper.

Justin Verlander Returns To Detroit Tigers

Verlander is going back to his first big league team - agreeing to a $13 million, one-year contract with the Detroit Tigers.

State Rep. Bollin Testifies in Support of Federal Election Reforms

Voter ID requirements, clean voter rolls, and citizenship verifications nationwide.

Genoa Twp Planners Okay Indoor Dog Park, Coffee Shop and Bakery

Heads to full township board for approval.

Brighton School Board Places $156M Bond Proposal on May Ballot

President Threatens to Block Opening of New Gordie Howe Bridge to Canada

Demanding that Canada turn over at least half of the ownership of the bridge.

Gov. Whitmer Announces "Saving Michiganders Money Plan"

On Wednesday, the State’s Budget Director, Jen Flood will present the Governor’s budget recommendation to a joint session of the House and Senate Appropriations Committees.

MDOT Hosting Public Meeting For Final Year Of M-14/I-96 Project

The meeting runs from 4 to 6pm this Thursday at Plymouth Township City Hall.

Lake Trust Foundation Offers Five Scholarship Opportunities

Applications for the New Beginnings Scholarship and the Michigan Impact Scholarship are open to Michigan residents through April 12th.

HHS Students Organizing Walk-Out, Peaceful Protest Of ICE & Trump Administration

All who spoke during call to the public at Monday night's Board Of Education defended students' freedom of speech and the right to peacefully protest.

National Pizza Week: Brighton's Captain's On Main Seeks Sponsors for Annual Slice Out Hunger Campaign

More than 130 pizza pies and 200 pasta and salad meals delivered to Bountiful Harvest in 2025.

MSP: Brighton Man Killed in Wrong-Way Crash on U.S. 23

The investigation is ongoing. It is unknown at this time if alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash.

MSP Warns of New Phone, Text Scams

One caller texts a picture of a fake "warrant"

Sheriff Murphy Frames Senate Bid Around Local Control, Civility

Delivers a Blunt Take on Social Media

Utility Rate Increases In City Of Howell

At its last meeting, Council approved adjustments for water rates and sanitary sewer rates.

Cleary to Host Community Blood Drive Feb. 12

Everyone who donates will receive a $50 gift card.

Assaults on Prison Staff Have Increased in Michigan. Union Asks State for Change

The union attributes the attacks to a lack of maximum-security prison space, arguing that violent inmates can no longer be separated from the general population as often as warranted. Instead, higher-security prisoners are spread across lower-level housing units in Michigan’s 26 state prisons.

How Much Lottery Ticket Cash Ends Up in Michigan Classrooms?

During the fiscal year 2024, the lottery contributed nearly $1.25 billion to the School Aid Fund. That’s equivalent to about 8% of the state revenue schools got that year.

Fowlerville Wrestling Enters Postseason Without HOF Coach Dan Coon

“I resigned when a couple of parents were not letting their son be held accountable for his actions,” Coon said in a text to the Livingston Daily.

City Of Howell Earns Top Honors In Statewide e-Cities Economic Study

The UM Dearborn iLabs Study highlights major infrastructure and recreation investments.

Local Lawmaker Invites Residents To Upcoming Office Hours

Republican State Representative Ann Bollin of Brighton Township will host office hours this coming Monday at two different locations.

Livingston County 2026 Compost Bin/Rain Barrel Sale

It is an online pre-order sale only.

Howell Varsity Hockey Team 2026 KLAA Champions

Howell 4-3 over Livonia Stevenson in overtime.

Michigan Retailers Adjust As Penny Production Ends

The end of penny production has been a challenge for Michigan retailers, who are now seeking clearer federal guidance. Business groups say the lack of binding rules has created uncertainty about compliance with state and local regulations.

Howell High School Awarded MiLEAP Universal FAFSA Challenge Grant

The grant will support programs to increase FAFSA completion and postsecondary education planning.

Forestry Work Next Week In Dexter Area

Delays are likely due to intermittent lane restrictions.

AG Files Motion To Reopen "Conditional Approval" Of DTE Data Center Contracts

AG Dana Nessel wants the MPSC to reopen the matter of DTE’s application for approval of two special contracts to service an anticipated hyperscale A-I data center in Saline Township.

Burn Awareness Week Encourages Fire Safety and Burn Prevention

This week urges Americans to learn about fire safety and burn prevention.

New Weight Restrictions On Three Structures In Northfield Township

The load rating has been reduced on all three due to structural deterioration.

Higher ACA Costs Hit Michigan Families

New enrollment data show fewer Michiganders signed up for coverage this year as premiums and deductibles rose for many individual plans.

No Legionella Detected At Oakland County Jail

The latest round of routine Legionella testing returned “non-detect” results for the bacteria in all sampled locations at the Oakland County Jail and Little Oaks Child Development Center.

Livingston County Habitat for Humanity Needs Volunteers

The non-profit organization receives about 20 urgent requests each month.

Stockbridge Man Seriously Injured In Head-On Crash Wednesday

Deputies with the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office responded to M-52 near Dennis Road for a head-on crash between a car and a semi-truck.

Sawdust to Sparkles Gala Raises Money for Livingston County Habitat for Humanity

The fundraising event is taking place Saturday at The Reserve Event Center in Pinckney.

North Star Reach CEO J.J. Lewis Runner-Up In 2025 CEO Pinnacle Awards

The recognition comes during a milestone year for North Star Reach as the organization celebrates its 10-Year Anniversary and "Year of Mooseness" in 2026.

Man Dies By Suicide In Genoa Township

The situation involved a barricaded subject experiencing a mental health crisis who initially shot around the inside of a trailer and later took his own life.

Lions Fan from Pinckney Files $100M Defamation Lawsuit Stemming from Altercation with Steelers Wide Receiver

Lawsuit claims Ryan Kennedy continues to suffer physically and "reputational damage and economic harm" after being what he calls falsely accused of calling Metcalf a racial slur during the incident.

Livingston County Sheriff's Office Responds To "Shots Fired" Call

The situation involved a barricaded subject experiencing a mental crisis in Genoa Township.

Local Olympian & Pinckney Snowboarder Meets Snoop Dogg

This marks Jake Vedder’s second Winter Olympics representing his small home town of Pinckney, proudly.

Oakland County Sheriff’s Detectives Finalizing Investigation Into Drowning

Detectives are finalizing the investigation into the drowning death of a 4-year-old girl at a private athletic club in Independence Township last Friday.

Popular Lenten Fish Fry Dinners Return To Local Area In February

One of those is at St. Mary Catholic Parish in Pinckney, which hosts the dinners in partnership with the St. Mary Knights of Columbus.

Human Skull Dropped Off At Goodwill Store In Chelsea

Chelsea Police are looking to identify a woman who donated some items to the Goodwill store on Monday, January 26th.

The Smoke Doctor Closing Downtown Howell Location

Another sign of tough economic times for some local businesses trying to make ends meet.

Howell Chamber Membership Super Bowl Kicks Off

The Membership Super Bowl is taking place at The Reserve Event Center in Pinckney.

Data Center Moratorium Enacted In Genoa Township

The board approved a six month moratorium on the acceptance, processing, and approval of applications for data centers and crypto-currency mining facilities.

Congressman Barrett Pushes Term Limits for Federal Judges

Constitutional amendment needs two-thirds support in Congress.

Resolution In Opposition To Controversial Landfill In Salem Township

The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners will take up a resolution against a controversial proposed new landfill when it meets Wednesday and a local group is urging a public show of support.

Man Re-Sentenced To Life Without Parole For 1962 Murder Of 11-Year-Old

James Gostlin was re-sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 1962 murder of 11-year-old Shirley Husted in Oakland County.

"Love Your Library Story Time" At Brighton District Library

This Saturday marks “Take Your Child to the Library Day” and the Library is celebrating with a special story time event.

Cleary U Names Dino Hernandez Senior VP of Advancement

Brings major fundraising experience to Cleary.

Board To Discuss MDOT's Planned Roundabout At M-59 & Latson Road

MDOT is expected to make a presentation to the Oceola Township Board of Trustees in March.

Trinity Health: Brighton HS Leadership Class Raised Record $100K During Pink Week

Highest fundraising achievement in the 14 year partnership between the school and the hospital.

Howell's Woody the Groundhog Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter

Sides with her more famous, but far less accurate cousin Phil in Pennsylvania.

Lights, Camera, Action at Milford Independent Cinema

The single-screen movie theater planned on closing its doors over the weekend.

Annual Rosa Parks Transit Equity Day Breakfast & Community Conversation

Anyone who uses public transportation, supports local workforce development, values community independence, or has an interest in the future of mobility in Livingston County is encouraged to attend.

HHS Teacher Receives Fulbright Teacher International Field Experience Placement

Howell High School Science Teacher Crystal Carder will visit Uruguay in June.

Forestry Work In Northfield & Salem Townships

The Washtenaw County Road Commission will be performing forestry work on the intersection of Dixboro Road and Pontiac Trail.

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