Both Prentis Estates Apartments in Genoa Township and Yorkshire Place Apartments in Howell are managed by Management Resources Development, which had a policy limiting per-bedroom occupancy at two people each.
18-year-old Adam Bozich was sentenced to three years of probation under the Holmes Youthful Trainee Act, which means his record could be expunged if he successfully completes probation.
Township Supervisor Mark St. Charles says tree clearing for the project will begin October 1st and the hope is to have construction complete by next September.
The well-known community member and local photographer has been selected to lead the Fantasy of Lights parade in downtown Howell on Friday, November 29th.
Daniel B. Bain, of Howell, fills a partial term, which expires at twelve o’clock noon on January 1, 2021, after former Judge Theresa Brennan was removed from office by the Michigan Supreme Court.
Wake Up Livingston’s 3rd annual Recovery Walk invites individuals in recovery, family members, and recovery allies out to promote the successes of recovery and break the stigma attached to addiction.
Actor Butch Patrick, who portrayed Eddie on the 1960s TV show The Munsters, will be a special guest this Saturday at Hearse Fest being held from 10am to 5pm at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds.
Officers arrived on scene within minutes of the call and located the suspect who was holding a large knife against her stomach. Officers were able to take the suspect into custody without injury.
Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer is telling Republican legislative leaders to send her budget bills this week, so she has time to review them before a September 30th deadline.
Robert Bowden has been banned from Dexter Community Schools property, as well as athletic and extracurricular activities. A police investigation is ongoing.
Barry Cadden, the co-founder of New England Compounding Center and Glenn Chin, who worked there as a pharmacist are charged with second-degree murder for their role in the 2012 outbreak that killed 23 people in Michigan, 11 of them in Livingston County.
Preliminary site plans and a final conditional zoning agreement were approved for the Tandale Nature Barn but contingent on the amount of sewer REU’s for the project being worked out.
Dealership officials tout the expanded inventory and increased efficiency they’ll be able to provide at the new location, which they say will have the most retail floor space of any Harley-Davidson dealership in the state of Michigan.
The goal of the service is to get more people to their medical appointments, pharmacy visits, physical therapy, or anything that’s wellness-related, in order to improve the overall wellbeing of county residents.
The first forum on the $59.4 million Brighton Area Schools bond issue to be presented to voters in November was held Monday evening at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts.
MDOT officials say that the light at Hacker Road is currently in yellow flashing mode for M-59 traffic, but once it switches over, drivers will need to become accustomed to potentially having to stop at the intersection on a regular basis.
The national initiative raises awareness about car seat use and encourages caregivers to have their children’s car seats inspected by a certified CPS technician.
25-year-old Justin Michael Bailey of Oceola Township pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct in exchange for two counts of third degree criminal sexual conduct being dropped.
Julie Stachecki is embarking on the long distance cycling event to support scientific discovery and the dissemination of new knowledge in arboriculture and urban forestry.
The Philosophers’ Club is sponsored by the Brighton District Library and facilitated by Philip Smith, a retired high school social studies teacher from the Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy.
All proceeds from the "Denim & Diamonds" fundraiser and the Diamond Mine raffle stay local and benefit victims of child abuse and interpersonal violence.
The female members of the Brighton High School TechnoDogs reached the quarterfinals of a high school girls' invitational robotics tournament this weekend.
Court records show a bench warrant was issued after Brandon Scott Peer failed to appear in Livingston County Circuit Court for his sentencing Thursday.
The scope of the move includes relocating Livingston County's Register of Deeds office to the third and fourth floors of the Historic Howell Courthouse to allow the Public Defender office to occupy the lower level.
Lisa Ludwinski is the founder of Sister Pie Bakery, and author of 2019 Michigan Notable Book, "Sister Pie: Recipes and Stories from a Big Hearted Bakery in Detroit"
Phase one of construction is set to start this Monday, September 16th and will include the segment of water main on the north side of Grand River from Chestnut to Walnut.
Hartland Township's Planning Commission offered mostly positive feedback regarding the conceptual plan for the single family residential condominiums, which would be located east of Hacker Road and north of M-59.
Larry Prout Juniors body isn’t strong enough for a full day of school, so he is home-schooled and takes electives at Pinckney High School. But where his body is weak, his heart is strong and he has made a lasting impression with most everyone he meets.
An open house will be held this coming Sunday for the Guest House of Fowlerville, which is a community residential home that specializes in end of life care.
Repaving and improvements to one mile of Torrey Road from North Road to the city limits will remain a 2022 project to offer relief to those affected by the current roundabout project.
The Howell Area Chamber of Commerce's Writing Future Chapters fundraiser for the popular Fantasy of Lights event will take place next Wednesday, September 18th.
The 50-car rally will be escorted by the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office and Brighton Police. All of the proceeds will benefit the Fund a Life Foundation, which provides financial grants to individuals and families experiencing life-altering hardships, mostly related to medical issues.
18-year-old Charles Seymour of Milford and 19-year-old Quinton Peters of Highland Township are charged with various counts each of first, second, third and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Citizens and first responders from across the region to honor the memory of lost lives and sacrifices made during the annual 9-11 "Tribute to Our Fallen Heroes"
Danielle Stislicki has been missing for nearly three years. 32-year-old Floyd Galloway Jr. was ordered to stand trial following a court hearing this week.
House Resolution 93, sponsored by State Rep. Hank Vaupel, calls on the federal government to repeal a Medicaid exemption rule that prohibits Medicaid funding from being used for inmates in prison or jail.
61-year-old Douglas William Walsh is charged with six counts of 2nd degree criminal sexual conduct involving at least two alleged victims under the age of 13.
The Holly Democrat said the Trump Administration is "putting us on a reverse course" as a Census Bureau report revealed a .6% rise of uninsured Americans in 2018.
The Livingston Essential Transportation Service (LETS) says it has been difficult for them to serve that area of Livingston County because of its distance from LETS headquarters, which are located in Howell.
On Monday Livingston County Commissioner Gary M. Childs announced via a letter to his colleagues that he is no longer a Republican and has joined the Democratic Party.
A new gift to the University of Michigan from the Richard Tam Foundation headed up by a local woman aims to bring more precision to the care of people with bipolar disorder.
Facing a serious shortage of blue collar help, the Brighton Area Schools is increasing the pay of district custodians in order to compete with other employers.
As of Monday afternoon, District 9 Commissioner Gary M. Childs announced via a letter to his colleagues that he is no longer a Republican and has joined the Democratic Party. “As cliché as it may sound, I am not leaving my Republican Party as much as I feel it has left me.”
BAFA's annual ceremony will begin at 6:30pm, Wednesday, outside of Station 31, featuring speakers, a ringing of the bell, a wreath presentation, and more.
The next chapter will kick off Friday night with an Art Walk & Unveiling Party followed by a free grand finale called LuminoCity, described as an all-new illuminated and photographic experience.
The employees will construct a new white-tailed deer habitat inside the Howell Nature Center’s Wild Wonders Wildlife Park, along with completing a number of other much-needed facility improvements.
State Rep. Hank Vaupel says a spike in the rate of suicides is a significant Michigan health concern that spans demographics and a deep dive needs to be done on the causes of the increase.
Backgroundchecks.org reports that 26 Michigan cities scored above a 0.3 on their Safety Index, which measures the safety of a given community based on crime rates and the size of its police force.
44-year-old Carl Prince remains lodged on a $40,000 bond in the Livingston County Jail following the August 30th incident at the Judicial Center in Howell.
Residents are encouraged to bring a bell to the celebration of "Bells Across America" at the Howell Carnegie District Library on Tuesday, September 17th.
For the second year in a row, starting Monday the Brighton Police Dept. will be out patrolling in key locations, ready to cite offending drivers who blow past stopped school buses that have their red flashing lights engaged.
The Howell City Council authorized staff to proceed with a request to remove three very large black walnut trees located at 732 East Washington Street.
Ian Krumm of Howell was among four selected to receive a New Beginnings Scholarship from Lake Trust Foundation, which assists those wishing to pursue skilled trades or technical education programs.
The proposed door-to-door transportation service will specifically focus on transportation to and from medical appointments, pharmacy visits and other health-related activities.
35-year-old Brian Dewayne Ali Jr. rejected a plea agreement with Livingston County prosecutors after being charged earlier this year with possession of contraband in prison after officials found a cellphone in his cell.
The ordinance would dictate where materials could be placed on properties, with an interest in keeping them from piling up in ditches and on driveways.
First responders will be geared up and running through downtown Brighton with the public for their annual fundraising event in memory of those served and sacrificed their lives to protect others on September 11th.
The Livingston County United Way and dozens of others across Michigan will kick off a statewide campaign Monday to celebrate their local impact and encourage people to get involved in their communities.
Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin said she remains deeply concerned by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ approach to the issue of campus sexual assault as she is currently working to water down Title IX protections.
Council approved what’s being referred to as a “bridge position” that allows for an early hiring process that gives the department the ability to fill gaps caused by pending retirements.
The Livingston County Health Department Emergency Preparedness Program encourages residents to take steps at home, work or school that could be beneficial during emergencies or disasters.
34-year-old Brian Dean Pochron of Pontiac is already on the Sex Offender Registry for life following a 2003 conviction for 2nd degree criminal sexual conduct involving a person under 13.
The effort will give police access to camera footage taken from the front door cameras of private homes. Although officials are quick to point out the footage that is obtained will all be voluntarily turned over by the doorbell owners and that police would never have direct access to the cameras.
Court records indicate the motion was filed with the belief that there may be a conflict of interest as the sexual assault victim reportedly has a relationship with a member of Judge Michael Hatty’s drug court staff.
21-year-old Zachary Lally of Brighton rejected a plea offer from prosecutors in Livingston County Circuit Court Wednesday and a trial date was set for November 18th.
Livingston County’s Juvenile Court is seeking funding through a grant that would support data collection pertaining to minority youth and whether they feel they are treated equally in the juvenile justice system.
Whitmer ordered the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to issue emergency rules to ban the sale of flavored nicotine vaping products in retail stores and online.
Public Works Director Bob Martin says the plant is approximately 60 to 65% complete, and officials guess the water tower should be ready in the spring.
33-year-old Marcus Wayne Nichols was already out on bond from a June felony arrest when police say he used a vehicle to try and hit the mother of the victim and her friend.
The Linden gas station and convenience store received rezoning that brings them into compliance and will allow them to add 4 new pumps and more market space.
The Secretary of State Mobile Office will pay a visit to the Salem-South Lyon District Library on Monday, September 16th and Tuesday, the 17th for voter registration and other services.
A big reason for the formation of the Livingston United Girls’ Co-op hockey team was the 2018 deaths of Darian Locklear, a Brighton High School student, and Julianna Ward Brown, who was a student at Howell High School.
The event will host keynote speaker and Holocaust Survivor, Irene Miller, who was one of the 300,000 Polish Jews who escaped across the Nazi-Soviet frontier.
The charges are related to the June 19th incident in which police say they received a report of a break-in at a Hadley Road residence in Unadilla Township.
Oakland County Sheriff's deputies say a burglar got away with cash and electronics in a break-in at the Mobil gas station on M-59 in Highland Township.
