More Ramp Closures Set For US-23

Starting Tuesday, September 5th at 6am, the northbound US-23 entrance ramp from 6 Mile Road will be closed for reconstruction.

Gathering Focuses On Effort To End Gerrymandering

Voters Not Politicians is working to educate the community about an initiative they say will give the power back to the people.

Six Mile Re-Opens Between Main Street & Nollar Road In Northfield Township

A portion of Six Mile Road has re-opened in Northfield Township.

Osprey Nest Found On Cell Phone Tower In Genoa Township

Local business owners Don Matskiw and Rick Allard said the nest has been there for two years.

Livingston County Again Has Lowest Unemployment In Michigan

Livingston County held onto the lowest jobless rate in Michigan during June and July.

Green Oak Police Station To Be Built, Fire Station And Community Center Postponed

Higher than expected construction costs were to blame.

New Judge To Hear Case Against County Commissioner From Fenton

Shapiro’s pre-trial hearing had been delayed after three district court judges recused themselves from hearing the case, citing compromised objectivity.

Livingston County Sheriff's Office To Host "Coffee With A Cop" Friday

Livingston County residents are invited to share what’s on their mind with law enforcement at a community “Coffee With A Cop” event Friday.

Fundraisers Will Coincide With Local Sporting Events

Money raised will help victims of Hurricane Harvey as well as area veterans.

South Lyon Mother Pulls Gun During Back To School Brawl

An argument between school supply shoppers over a single notebook left on a shelf resulted in a fight and a gun being pulled.

Howell Again Named Semifinalist In Great American Main Street Contest

The announcement puts Howell in the running among 10 other downtown communities across the United States.

Local Organization Collecting Supplies For Hurricane Victims

Leadership Livingston plans to take donated items down to Houston, Texas next week for those impacted by the tropical storm.

Recycle Livingston & City Of Howell Working Out Lease Agreement

The City of Howell and Recycle Livingston are working out a new lease as the organization looks to improve facilities.

Local Restaurant Owner Accused Of Choking Employee Headed To Trial

Michael Bouffard has been bound over for trial on one count of assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder.

Funeral Services Set For Man Killed In Suspected Electrical Accident

Funeral arrangements have been finalized for a man killed in a suspected electrical accident while working at a Livingston County church last weekend.

Expo Will Help Families Prepare For Emergencies

The 3rd Annual Family Readiness Expo will give helpful information on how to survive a crisis.

Medical Marijuana Forum Cancelled Due To Zero Attendance

The Livingston County Sheriff's Office may hold another forum in early 2018.

Livingston County Animal Control Looking To Divide Duties

Some changes and a shifting of responsibilities are in the works for Livingston County Animal Control.

Howell Teachers Receive Increase In 2017/2018 Contract

The two-year contract was ratified by the Board of Education Monday.

Partnership Announced To Install Cable Barrier On Section Of I-96

Steve Kiefer, who is the purchasing chief at General Motors, says the cable would have prevented his son’s death.

Parents Complain To Brighton School Board Over Kids' Long Bus Rides

A group of parents addressed the Brighton Board of Education Monday night, complaining of the long bus rides their children will have to and from school this fall.

Sheriff's Office "Pursuing All Leads" After Reports Of Strangers In Van Approaching Kids

Authorities say it's still unknown if three suspicious incidents are related.

Brighton Board of Education Approves 2% Teacher Salary Hike

The Brighton Board of Education ratified a contract wage re-opener with the Brighton Education Association, which represents the district’s 307 teachers.

South Lyon Man Airlifted To Hospital After Monday Crash

Authorities are investigating Monday morning crash involving pick-up truck and a semi that left a South Lyon man hospitalized in critical condition.

Pinckney's "New" Water Treatment Plant Named After Longtime Employee

The plant was dedicated Monday to former DPW Director Dave Marshall, who worked for the village for 33 years.

Brighton Woman Sentenced In Bicyclist's Death

Authorities say 37-year-old Bryce Douglas Caudell was hit by a car driven by 56-year-old Darlene Joyce Scheffler. He was declared dead at the scene.

Livingston County's Animal Control Department Clarification

The Livingston County Animal Control Department is looking to be renamed and place their current animal control officers under the supervision of The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office.

Police Investigating Multiple Reports Of Strangers In Van Approaching Kids

Incidents in Putnam and Hamburg townships in Livingston County and Dexter Township in Washtenaw County are under investigation.

Marion Township Man Charged In Assault On Deputies

Police had arrived at the home to serve a search warrant in an investigation of a breaking and entering complaint.

A Walk Through History Planned In Conway Township

"A Walk Through History" at the Benjamin Cemetery in Conway Township will raise funds to help restore damaged headstones.

Marion Twp. Man Charged In Assault On Deputies

Police had arrived at the home to serve a search warrant in an investigation of a breaking and entering complaint.

Grant Enables LCCC To Continue Music Therapy Program

Research has shown that long after a person with dementia loses the ability to verbally communicate, music continues to help maintain their cognitive abilities.

"Livingston For Love" Rally Draws Crowd Of Over 250

The rally was inspired by event organizers who say they felt called to condemn racism, as a result of recent acts.

South Lyon Fire Department To See Improved Insurance Rating

The ratings are determined by factors rated across three components; the fire department, water system and 911 communications.

Osprey Monitoring Efforts Increase As Birds Make Return To Region

The birds of prey had all but disappeared from the area because of pesticide pollution but are coming back.

Woman Charged With Hiding Evidence Of Baseball Bat Attack Enters Plea

Angela Hamilton is said to have hid the bat used by her husband in an attack on one of his ex-employees.

Putnam Woman Reports Incident Involving Stranger Approaching Her Kids

The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office says they were called shortly after 7pm Saturday by a resident who lives at Cedar Lake Road and M-36 about a suspicious vehicle near her house.

Suspect In Foot Chase & Police Search Headed To Trial

Robert Culbertson fled from authorities after asking to be fingerprinted at the Michigan State Police Brighton Post.

Brighton Police Youth Leadership Academy Begins Next Year

Beginning next summer, the Brighton Police Dept. will have a police academy that is geared specifically to Brighton Area School District students.

Meeting To Get Local Input On Long-Range Transportation Needs

Input from the meetings will be used to describe how billions of dollars will be invested in the region’s transportation infrastructure and operations.

War Dog Buried in Michigan War Dog Memorial Near South Lyon

A dog who served three tours of duty in Afghanistan before being stricken with bone cancer was interred at a memorial ceremony Saturday near South Lyon.

Keller Williams Moves Into Former Citizens Insurance Building

The real estate company made the move Friday into the building's second floor.

Man Headed To Trial In Two Seperate Child Molestation Cases

Andrew Arnett is accused of molesting several young boys at a birthday party in one of the cases.

Western-Themed Fundraiser To Benefit LACASA Set Next Month

The 7th annual Denim & Diamonds event is set for Saturday, September 30th at the Cross W Ranch on D-19 in Marion Township.

"Livingston for Love Rally" Calls On Community To Stand Against Hate

Several recent community gatherings have centered on a message of promoting love, not hate, and an event in downtown Brighton on Sunday will share that common theme.

Local Microbiologist & Nigerian Doctor Partner Up On Infant Mortality Study

Shannon Manning and a Nigerian counterpart have published a study analyzing GBS and the dangers it poses to pregnant mothers and their babies.

Bishop On "Jobs & Economy Tour" Of 8th District

Congressman Mike Bishop, who sits on the House Ways & Means Committee, hopes to use the insight from these meetings when the House reconvenes in September.

Independent Competency Exam For Teen In Murder Case Granted

A 16 year old Fenton Township teen who is accused of shooting his friend has been granted a second mental health exam, following a first which found him competent.

Residents Gather To Pray For Racial Harmony

Pastor Judith McMillan of the First Presbyterian Church in Howell addressed hard truths about the prevalence of racism and the need for individuals to stand against acts of hate.

Construction Begins On New Hotel In Brighton

Construction of the Candlewood Suites is just one aspect of what is rapidly becoming a hotel “district” in Brighton.

Ciesielski Appointed As New Linden Superintendent

Russ Ciesielski is a 1991 Linden High School graduate who came back to the district in 2001 as an educator.

Site Plan For Condo, Duplex Community Reccommended For Approval

88 units will be built off Eager Road, south of M-59.

Body Of Missing Sailor Identified

Official say that divers found the remains of electronics technician 3rd class Kenneth Aaron Smith, whose mother, April Brandon, lives in Milford.

LESA Chooses Former Hartland Board Member To Fill Vacant Seat

Eileen Jankowski, who served on Hartland's Board of Education from 2000 to 2009, was selected by LESA board members last night.

Fowlerville Store Sells Million Dollar Powerball Ticket

Michigan Lottery officials say one of the million-dollar tickets from Wednesday’s $758.7 million drawing was sold at O’Connor’s Deli on South Grand Street.

Revised Band Shell/Amphitheater Plan Reviewed by Brighton Planning Commission

The plan was revised after public criticism of the project that centered on the proposed destruction of at least five trees.

Gathering Held In Howell In Support Of Unity & Diversity

Members from both sides of the political spectrum gathered for a "non-partisan" show of support for people of different races, ethnicities, and sexual orientation.

Judges Recuse Themselves In Case Against Genesee County Commissioner

Commissioner Drew Shapiro is accused of yelling ethnic slurs at an individual from a boat this past Memorial Day weekend.

Democrats Target Drug Companies To End Price Gouging

The Michigan Democratic Party says hold the industry accountable, while one Republican lawmaker discusses self-regulation.

Final "Story Of Us" Event To Be Held In Downtown Brighton Tonight

The finale of the summer series will feature two local dance companies, set to perform at 7pm in Hyne Alley.

Preliminary Exam Set For Fenton Man Charged In Deadly Crash

Matthew Carrier, who is charged in the May 9th crash that killed five people, is due back in court next month.

Tailgate Party Will Raise Money For Local Foundation

A fundraising tailgate party will be held prior to the Bulldogs game at The Big House in Ann Arbor, with transportation provided to and from the game.

Owner of Dogs In Fatal Attack Gets Jail Time

Zackery Bradley's three dogs attacked two smaller dogs in February, killing one and injuring the other.

Fowlerville Teachers, Community, Frustrated At Lack Of Contract

Several spoke up at the Board of Education's meeting speaking of stress and frustration with the new school year just around the corner.

December Trial Date Set For Milford Woman Charged With Killing Husband

Yvonne Cortis was charged with open murder following the death of 68-year-old Greg Cortis, who died from injuries sustained in the November 2015 crowbar attack.

Brighton Twp.'s Call To The Public Policy Will Remain The Same

A motion to amend the policy to prohibit sharing minutes between residents failed in a 3-4 vote Monday.

Exam Ordered For Man Charged In Fenton Township Stabbing

Justin Winslow of Caro is accused of attacking another man that he met at a psychiatric hospital with a box cutter.

Milford Mother Says Son Is One Of Ten Missing Sailors

22-year-old Kenneth Smith, may be one of the sailors missing after a collision between a Navy destroyer and an oil tanker near Singapore..

Policy Change Allows Brighton Twp. To Bond Private Road Projects

Residents can petition the board for private road improvement projects and establish their own SAD to fund them, using bonds backed by the township.

Project Hope Event To Inform And Educate On Addiction And Overdose

United to Change is a day long event bringing awareness and information to the community on Thursday, August 31st.

Candidates For Governor, Congress To Address County Democrats

Abdul El-Sayed is seeking nomination for governor while Elissa Slotkin is running for Congress.

Events Set In Howell This Week In Response To Charlottesville Divide

A community forum Wednesday and a prayer service Thursday seek to unite the community in the aftermath of the deadly Charlottesville protests earlier this month.

Judge Orders Hune To Release Tesla Emails

Republican State Sen. Joe Hune & Republican State Rep. Jason Sheppard of Lambertville argued their communications with third parties were privileged and should remain private

No Charges To Be Filed In Fatal I-96 Pileup

The Prosecutor’s Office says the evidence is “insufficient to justify criminal charges against any of the surviving drivers for causing the deaths of the three victims.”

Soundque To Record Future Livingston County Board Meetings

The Livingston County Board of Commissioners approved the use of Soundque Multimedia to record all future board meetings for the next six months

Solar Eclipse Viewing Party Draws Crowd At Hutchings Elementary

Around 200 people attended today's event, which teachers coordinated to preview the students' curriculum.

Nonresidential Development Slowly Rising In Livingston County

The rise through the region is trending in the right direction, but not as successfully as it has in decades past.

Livingston County Health Department Urges Solar Eclipse Safety

Today's solar eclipse has local health officials reminding residents to take care of their eyes if they choose to observe the event.

Brighton Police Chief Says No Problems with Ford Explorer SUVs

The Brighton Police chief says they have tested the several Ford Explorer SUVs used by the police Dept. and found no elevated levels of carbon monoxide.

Local Red Cross Chapter To Hold Special 100th Anniversary Blood Drive

The goal for the drive is 100 pints, in celebration of the local chapter’s 100th anniversary in Livingston County.

Community Input Sought For Next Livingston Reads Selection

Livingston County residents are being invited to help decide what’s next for a “one book, one community” program.

Brighton Board of Education Approves Pay Hike for Hourly Workers

Hourly workers in the Brighton Area Schools will get a pay increase for the coming year.

Man Who Led Police Chase From Pinckney To Ann Arbor Headed To Trial

Justin Thomas of Ypsilanti fled after local police attempted to pull him over for a traffic violation.

Health Department Shares Success Story From Prescription For Health Program

The program provides access to fruits and vegetables for patients facing or at risk for a chronic disease.

Milwaukee County Sheriff To Keynote County GOP Reagan Day Dinner

David A. Clarke Jr. will be keynote speaker at the Livingston County Republican Part’s 2017 Reagan Day Dinner.

Hudson Mills Golf Course To Remain Open

Golfers who utilize the Hudson Mills Metropark course have at least another five years to tee off.

Domestic Violence Shelter Employee Admits To Beating Son With Belt

Ashley Nicole Bell has pleaded guilty as charged to child abuse and domestic violence.

Construction Challenges Continue In Northfield Township

As construction continues on the US-23 Flex Route project, new closures and traffic shifts continue to pose challenges for motorists and first responders.

Annual Game of Thrones Program Set To Return To Pinckney Library

The evening includes a stunt and fighting style performance, a photo booth, trivia, and a discussion about the series.

Senior Appreciation Day Coming To Area Metroparks

Seniors can enjoy free park admission and more at all 13 Huron-Clinton Metroparks this Monday.

Hamburg Township Police Department Getting Private Firing Range

Police Chief Richard Duffany said the range will keep officers closer to home in case they are needed.

CSX Railroad Crossing In Howell To Close For Repairs

Repair work will shut down a railroad crossing to traffic later this month in the City of Howell.

Community Leaders Praise Successful Brighton 150th Anniversary Bash

Brighton’s 150th Anniversary celebration was heaped with praise at Thursday night’s City Council meeting.

Brighton Police Looking for Reserve Officers

The Brighton City Police Dept. currently has three openings in its cadre of reserve officers and is looking to fill them.

Arraignment Held For Howell Pharmacy Technician Charged With Stealing Pills From Hospital

Kelly Leann Hodge is accused of stealing over 30,000 prescription pills from St. Joseph Mercy Brighton hospital.

Backpacks For Kids Event Preps Local Students For School Year

Donated backpacks and school supplies were handed out to students at LESA's 16th annual community giveback.

Eagle Scout Builds, Delivers Shed To BHS Marching Band

Raymond York donated an equipment shed he built as a part of his Eagle Scout project to the band he plays trumpet in.

Candidate Seeking State Senate Seat Denounces Trump Statements

Democrat Adam Dreher is denouncing statements made by President Donald Trump and calling on a local lawmaker and potential challenger to join him.

Police Seek Tips After Indecent Exposure Incident At Local Rec Area

Police are still searching for a man who allegedly exposed himself to a 15-year-old girl at the Island Lake State Recreation Area on Wednesday.

Livingston County Health Department Takes Step Toward National Accreditation

The LCHD has submitted required documentation and now awaits a site visit that precedes the final decision.

Brighton DPW to Get New Equipment

The Brighton Department of Public Works is in in line for some needed new equipment.

Grand River To Close For 57th Annual Howell Melon Festival

Street closures will be in effect as part of this weekend’s 57th annual Howell Melon Festival.

Trump Supporters Rally In Howell

Approximately 200 “Michigan Trump Republicans” gathered at Block Brewing Co. to show their support for the President.

Green Oak Twp. Police Looking For Man Who Exposed Himself To Teen

The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon at the Island Lake State Recreation Area, east of Brighton.

1,400 Volunteers Donate Time To Help Those In Need Across The County

The Livingston County United Way's Day of Caring is the largest single-day volunteer event in the county.

South Lyon's New Elementary School Prepares To Open Its Doors

Over 570 students will attend the new William A. Pearson Elementary School.

Huron-Clinton Metroparks Director George Phifer Resigns Amid Investigation

After two months on leave, the director of Huron Clinton Metroparks has resigned.

Hutchings Elementary To Host Solar Eclipse Viewing Party Monday

Some local elementary students and their families are expected to gather for a solar eclipse viewing party next week.

Cyber Training Institue Holding Seminar On Career Pathways

Representatives from many major local and national companies will be on hand to discuss the talent shortage in the cyber security job field.

Cooley Lake Road To Close For Construction

Utility work will shut down a portion of Cooley Lake Road in Highland Township next week.

Voters Approve Ballot Proposal For Northfield Township Fire Department

A recently passed millage will support operations for the Northfield Township Fire Department and medical rescue.

Condition Of Hartland Man Upgraded After Motorcycle Crash

The condition of a motorcyclist injured in a Sunday night crash that shut down a local roadway for three hours is improving.

Baker Road Improvement Project On Display At Community Open House

A meeting in Dexter provided design layouts and information about the 2018 project.

Hamburg Township Working Towards Codifying All 95 Township Ordinances

The Board of Trustees approved the first 17 that will help the police department in their enforcement of them.

Brighton Woman To Represent Michigan At 2018 Special Olympics

Elizabeth Procunier will represent Team Michigan in Bocce at the 2018 USA Games.

Brighton Woman To Represent At 2018 Special Olympics

Elizabeth Procunier will represent Team Michigan in Bocce at the 2018 USA Games.

Fenton Man Accused In Fatal Crash Says He's Sorry

The Fenton man police say was intoxicated when he crashed into another car and killed five people apologized through tears in court recently.

Airport Seeking Reimbursement Of Funds Spent On Damages Done By Jet Crash

The Livingston County Airport has spent over $63,000 on environmental cleanup and repairs to a damaged fence.

Conceptual Plans Approved For Proposed Land Swap Between Howell City & MDNR

Conceptual plans have been developed as part of a land swap between the City of Howell and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

Letters Of Interest Due Friday For LESA Board Vacancy

Interested applicants have a few more days to submit formal letters of interest for an open seat on the board after longtime member Julie Hill moved outside of the county.

Brighton School District and Teachers' Union Reach Tentative Contract Accord

Pending ratification by both sides, the Brighton Area Schools' 300 teachers will get a 2% pay increase for the 2017-18 year.

US-23 Lane Shifts Begin Tonight, Ramp Closures To Follow Wednesday

The Michigan Department of Transportation says shifts and ramp closures are needed for reconstruction.

Brighton Twp. Sewer Users Critical Over Their Interest Rate Vs. Local Church's

Original users of the sewer system pay at a rate of 5.9%, while a local church will pay 5% on additional REUs.

Authorities Identify Spring Mill Pond Drowning Victim

18-year-old Caelond Travis Pearson of Lansing drowned at the Island Lake State Recreation Area Sunday.

Motorcyclist Critical Following Sunday Crash On Fenton Road

A motorcyclist is hospitalized in critical condition following a crash Sunday night.

57th Annual Howell Melon Festival This Weekend

The Howell Melon Festival returns to the downtown area this weekend.

SPARK Releases Livingston Economic Report, Action Plan

The Economic Development Council of Livingston County and Ann Arbor SPARK recently completed a benchmarking report of Livingston County’s economic growth.

Lansing Man Drowns At Spring Mill Pond Sunday

A Lansing man drowned at the Island Lake State Recreation Area over the weekend.

Brighton Celebrates 150th Birthday With Block Party

The City of Brighton turned 150 this year, and the community celebrated with a block party on Main Street Sunday.

United Way's Annual Day of Caring Returns Wednesday

Livingston County United Way’s 16th annual Day of Caring will include approximately 1,450 volunteers performing over 130 community service projects.

Man Who Led High-Speed Chase On I-96 Rejects Plea Offer

Deron Wilson of Lansing refused to pull over for Livingston County Sheriff's Deputies before leading the chase east on I-96 to D-19.

Local Lawmaker Says Mental Health Task Force Already Uncovering Barriers Residents Face

State Rep. Hank Vaupel, who co-chairs the task force, is optimistic that their efforts will address the hurdles residents are facing.

Grant Will Help Local Nonprofit Assist Senior Caregivers

Livingston County Catholic Charities was recently awarded a 2-year grant of $90,000 from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation.

Passion For Fashion Runway Show Next Weekend

Local designers of all ages will be featured as part of a new, fun runway fashion event in which the sky is said to be the limit for outfit creations.

Road Commission Opposes Nexus Pipeline Project, Cites Bullying Tactics

The Washtenaw County Road Commission is among those opposing the route of a yet-to-be approved pipeline.

City Of Brighton Celebrates 150 Years Sunday With Block Party

A bevy of activities, including a community block party, concert and laser light show are some of the festivities planned in Downtown Brighton Sunday.

Vaupel's Bill To Remove Vignettes From Ballots Signed Into Law

A local lawmaker’s legislation to remove outdated political party icons from election ballots has been signed into law by Governor Rick Snyder.

New Administrative Assistant Needed To Help Hamburg Township Police

Applications are being accepted and are due by 4pm on Friday, August 25.

Appeals Court Affirms Decision In Local Right-To-Work Complaint

A state appeals court has affirmed a ruling in the case of a local bus driver who filed a right-to-work complaint.

New Bicycles Donated To Livingston County Sheriff's Office

The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office was recently the recipient of two bicycles and says they’ll be put to good use.

Weed Control Assessment Causes Rift On Fenton Township Lake

The Fenton Township Board of Trustees has heard from residents on Crane Lake about continuing to pay for weed control in the water.

Youth Care Specialist, Author, To Speak To Pinckney Community Schools Staff

Charlie Applestein has written three critically acclaimed books, including his latest, No Such Thing as a Bad Kid.

Calley Pushes Part-Time Legislature Plan Despite Opposition

Michigan's Lt. Governor believes the change would align the state with 41 others that run state government in the same manner.

Charges Authorized In Theft Of More Than 30,000 Pills From Local Hospital

Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy confirms that a warrant was issued for embezzlement of $100,000 or more against Kelly Leann Hodge.

New Iron Chef Champion Craig Myrand Serves Up Winning Dish

The annual competition benefits Gleaners Community Food Bank of Livingston County.

Man Charged In Police Chase That Started In Pinckney

24-year-old Justin Todd Thomas of Ypsilanti is charged with fleeing and eluding, resisting police and driving on a suspended license.

Milford Memories Summer Festival Starts Today

Milford Memories will take over the community this weekend.

Milford Man Heads To Trial In Death Of Infant Daughter

26-year-old Keith Allen Brown was charged with involuntary manslaughter and 2nd degree child abuse following the death of his 6-month-old daughter.

Livingston County Relay For Life Friday & Saturday

Livingston County's Relay for Life will feature special ceremonies, activities, education and a new vendor show this weekend.

Advanced Teen Driver Safety Training Course Offered

A free course is being offered to local teens in an effort to teach young drivers advanced scenarios on the FT Techno test track in Fowlerville.

Westland Man Facing Additional Charges For Alleged Sexual Assault

Andrew Arnett is accused of molesting several young boys at a birthday party in January.

Friends Of 11 Mile Road Park Looking For New Members

The group is seeking people to help with the development of a 20.8 acre sports park on 11 Mile at Milford Road.

More Closures On US-23 Overnight & This Weekend

A total overnight closure is scheduled along southbound US-23 at 6 Mile Road so crews can set beams at the new bridge.

Fisherman Drowns In Bruin Lake

Police believe the man fell into the lake after his boat began taking on water.

Solar Eclipse Party Being Held At Hartland Cromaine Library

The party begins at 2pm with the eclipse peaking around 2:20pm.

Suspect Arraigned After Foot Chase & Police Search Monday

A suspect who fled from a local police post and led authorities on a chase has turned himself in.

South Lyon Man Charged In Baseball Bat Attack

18-year-old Malachi Collins was arraigned Wednesday on one count of assault with intent to murder.

Hune Emails Sought In Tesla Lawsuit

The lawsuit was filed by electric car-maker Tesla and challenges the Michigan law requiring new car sales through a franchised dealership.

Fire Destroys Lyon Township Home

Witnesses say the home on Douglas Drive near 10 Mile Road caught fire around 4am.

Dexter Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Bond Issue

The bond proposal passed Tuesday by a more than 2 - 1 margin.

Hartland High School Choir To Perform With Foreigner

The Hartland High School choir will be making a special guest appearance with Foreigner at DTE Energy Music Theater this Friday.

Fowlerville School Teachers Still Without Contract

The start of the school year is just around the corner, yet teachers at Fowlerville Community Schools are still without a contract.

Bergin Road Improvements Begin Today In Hartland Township

Rehabilitation is expected to continue through next Friday, August 18th.

Couple Facing Charges After Stabbing Man With Box Cutter In Fenton Twp.

A stabbing incident in Fenton Township has led to charges being filed against an area woman and man.

New Trial Date Set In Human Trafficking Case

The charges stem from an investigation by Michigan State Police who say they came across online ads for an escort service, involving Speed and at least three other girls.

Police Search For Fleeing Suspect After He Requested Fingerprints

The suspect mentioned he had a suspended license, but fled after police noticed he arrived on a motorcycle.

Groundbreaking Held for New Downtown Development in Brighton

A new development in Brighton - for which groundbreaking ceremonies were held today - will include two restaurants, offices and upscale apartments.

Pinckney Woman Enters Plea To Embezzlement Charges

53-year-old Debbie Broich of Pinckney faces up to 20 years in prison when she is sentenced October 9th.

Commissioners Give Green-Light To New Central Dispatch Facility

The estimated $5.2 million project cost will be fully funded through the Central Dispatch Fund.

Chelsea-Area Mom Sentenced To Prison For Sex With Teens

38-year-old Brooke Lajiness of Lima Township learned her punishment on Monday in a Washtenaw County courtroom.

Northbound US-23 Ramp To 6 Mile Road Closes Today

A freeway ramp closes for construction today in the Northfield Township/Whitmore Lake area.

Fenton Council Seeks Approval To Amend Charter For Street Millage

Fenton’s City Charter only allows residents to vote on a millage not to exceed three years, and city officials believe a more long-term millage is needed.

Lyon Township Hires New DPW Director From Nearby Community

The Lyon Township Board met Monday night and hired Bob Martin to fill a newly created DPW director position.

2nd Annual Bert Loomis Memorial Ride Set This Weekend

49-year-old Bert Loomis lost his life in August of 2015 due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash.

Report: Hamburg Township & South Lyon Among Safest Cities

Hamburg Township and South Lyon made the top 20 list of safest cities.

Fundraisers Next Week Will Support Arc Of Livingston Mission

The Arc of Livingston’s best known client is Larry Prout Jr. of Marion Township, who stopped by WHMI Monday with his father to promote a pair of fundraisers.

Brighton Gears Up For Sesquicentennial Celebration

The celebration will run from noon till 10:30pm and is free to the public.

Nonprofit Resale Store To Soon Begin Accepting Donations Directly

The storefront for the LACASA Collection is located in the Crossroads Town Center on M-59 at Michigan Avenue in Howell

Lyon Township May Still Be In The Running For Foxconn Facility

The news came as Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder met Saturday with Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou during his trade mission to China.

Groundbreaking Set Tuesday For New Downtown Brighton Development

The two new buildings will include two restaurants, office space and four high-end apartments.

New Display Joins Brighton Biennial Sculpture Exhibit

The newest art piece on display as part of the Brighton Biennial Sculpture Exhibit is Metropolis, created by the Nordin Brothers.

Sidewalk Trip Hazards Being Removed Around City Of Howell

The city is using a highly specialized method of horizontally saw cutting uneven sidewalk portions to remove trip hazards.

Runners Raise Funds And Remember Fallen Officer At Memorial 5.5K

The race and family fun run recognizes first responders and pays tribute to Sgt. Patrick O'Rourke who was killed in the line of duty in 2012.

Local Glass Artist Brings Her Craft To Brighton

Howell's Dawn Ceccacci is hosting a workshop as part of The Brighton Arts and Culture Commission's The Story of Us: Summer Performance Series.

Area Superintendent Appointed To Early Childhood Investment Corporation

A longtime educator and administrator with local ties has been appointed to serve on a state board.

Okemos Priest Accused Of Embezzlement Seeks $800K Seized By Police

The attorney for a priest accused of embezzling money from an Okemos church wants $800,000 seized by Michigan State Police released to his client.

Community Gets Into Character For LibCon 2017

The mini comic-con is a collaborative event between three local libraries working to promote reading.

State Concludes Investigation Into Election Complaint By Hartland Activist

Hartland resident Wes Nakagiri filed several complaints against the district and board members in connection with the May 2nd Sinking Fund proposal.

Howell Chamber Of Commerce To Host New Business To Business Expo

Local businesses are encouraged to take part in a new Business to Business Expo coming to Howell in September.

Republicans & Democrats Dispute Reason For County's Record Low Jobless Rate

Congressman Mike Bishop credited "efficient, conservative-led government” with the county having the lowest June unemployment rate in Michigan.

Five Have Now Filed to Run Write-In Campaign For South Lyon Mayor

But there may still be others. The deadline to file as a write-in candidate isn’t until October 27th.

24-Hour Gym Moving To Oceola Township

The 24 hour gym will be located next to the dentist office at M-59 and Eager Road.

Thompson Lake Beach Reopened

Howell DPS Director Erv Suida tells WHMI that samples taken Thursday morning came back, “well within the acceptable levels”

Thompson Lake Beach Reopened

The beach at Howell City Park had to be closed Thursday afternoon due to elevated levels of E.Coli.

Bagger Dave's In Brighton Closes

The Bagger Dave's restaurant in downtown Brighton has closed its doors.

Crane, Gregory Streets In Howell To Undergo Improvements

Work will be commencing on the 2017 Street Improvement Project this summer in the City of Howell.

Six Mile Road Closed Between Main Street & Nollar Road

A portion of Six Mile Road is closed until further notice in Northfield Township for culvert replacement.

Free Business Advice Workshops Coming To Area Libraries

SCORE helps and mentors small business owners during the critical first few months of operations.

Pinckney Woman Running Ultra-Marathon For Mexican Orphanage

Children's book author and illustrator Jane Monroe Donovan will run the 'Big Foot 200' in order to raise money for the Talita Cumi Children's Home.

Pipeline Opponents Share Stories Of Worker Misconduct & Construction Concerns

Some homeowners say they've witnessed several violations during the project's construction and "crude" behavior by workers.

Public Meeting Set For Baker Road Improvement Project In Dexter

A public meeting is planned later this month in regard to two roundabouts that will be installed in the Dexter community.

LESA Seeks School Supply Donations At "Stuff the Bus" Event

Community members can help fill an LESA bus with school supplies at the Howell Wal-Mart this Friday.

Restaurant Owner Arraigned For Alleged Assault; Past Employee Speaks Out

Restaurant owner Mike Bouffard is accused of physically assaulting an employee and has been arraigned on charges, prompting others to speak out.

Gleaners Gearing Up For 13th Annual Iron Chef Fundraiser

Last year’s challenge set a record with 655 guests in attendance, but more importantly raised approximately $95,000, which equates to more than 280,000 meals.

Green Oak Township To Conduct Regional Traffic Study

The Board of Trustees is preparing for the traffic impact a proposed 916 new housing units will cause over the next several years.

5.5K Run Returns To Remember Fallen Officer And Celebrate First Responders

The event at Hartland High School is held in memory of West Bloomfield Police Sergeant Patrick O'Rourke, who was killed in the line of duty in 2012.

Mayors’ Pancake Breakfast In Brighton Saturday

The Mayors’ Pancake Breakfast is among festivities planned for Brighton’s 150th Anniversary and the Brighton Fine Art & Acoustic Music Festival.

Beam Placement Will Force US-23 Closure This Weekend

There will be a total overnight closure along northbound US-23 at 6 Mile Road so crews can set beams at the new bridge.

LibCon 2017 Brings Pop Culture Fandom To Livingston County

See presentations and participate in activities surrounding popular themes from comic books, Star Wars, Game of Thrones, and more from 4-8pm, Thursday.

School Undecided On Appeal To U.S. Supreme Court In Lawsuit

The U.S. Supreme Court is the final appeal option for a local religious school in its lawsuit against Genoa Township, although no decision has been made yet.

Picnic Gathering Will Honor & Thank Local Veterans

The Livingston County Veterans Appreciation Picnic will be held Saturday at the Brighton Recreation Area.

Organizer: Relay For Life Is Powerful Event, Important Mission

Funds from Relay for Life support the American Cancer Society’s mission of reducing the pain and suffering from cancer.

Testing Underway For County's New Voting Equipment

The equipment arrived Monday, will be tested throughout the week, and ready for pickup August 7th.

Concrete Patching Starts Today On Eastbound I-96 Near Latson Road

Concrete pavement patching begins today on I-96 in the Howell area and delays are likely the rest of the week.

Final Night For Rock The Block

Tonight is last opportunity to experience the live music and food samples from local restaurants for this year's event.

South Lyon Man Facing Charges For Obstructing Police

A South Lyon teen was jailed following an assault and scuffle with law enforcement.

Final Informational Meeting Held Prior To Dexter Bond Proposal

Monday night was the final chance for voters to address questions or concerns towards an upcoming $72 million bond proposal for Dexter Community Schools.

Hartland Quidditch Team Prepares For Magical Match

The Hartland Hippogriffs’ had their second practice Monday night and spent the time working on getting to know the game originated from the "Harry Potter" books.

Milford Man Remains Incompetent To Stand Trial On Arson Charges

23-year-old Giovanni May told Milford officers he tried to set a postal truck on fire using a lighter fluid-soaked sock.

Consumer Protection Seminars Planned In August

The seminars include six topics - Identity Theft; Phone, Mail & e-Scams; Online Safety; Investment Fraud; Home Repair and In-Home Care & Senior Residences.

Emagine Theater Officially Coming To Hartland Township

Officials say a movie theatre project that involved a maze of plot twists has a successful ending in Hartland Township after all.

Restaurant Owner Charged With Choking Employee

42-year-old Mike Bouffard is charged with one count of assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder for an incident on July 10th.

Motorcyclist Hospitalized After Crash Involving Semi At I-96 & Kensington Road

A crash in Brighton Township sent a motorcyclist to the hospital with serious injuries Monday.

As Relay For Life Approaches, Cancer Caregiver Shares Her Story

Michelle Rainbolt of Byron has been a caregiver and cheerleader to her husband after it was discovered he had a brain tumor.

House Mental Health Task Force Holds First Meeting In Howell

The task force, co-chaired by Representative Hank Vaupel of Handy Township, gathered information from public safety and mental health outreach professionals.

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