DNR: Prescribed Burn in Highland Twp

1 pm Thursday -- to reduce shrubs and trees

Suspect Sought in Armed Robbery of Dairy Queen in Hamburg Twp

Anyone with information on this incident is asked to please contact Detective Kim Leeds at (810) 231-9391, ext. 462 or via email at kleeds@hamburg.mi.us

5th Annual Baseball Challenge League this Sunday

The games start at 10 a.m. at Cleary University Lake Trust Stadium.

Oakland County Woman Wins $150,000 Powerball Prize

55-year-old Kathryn Peltier of Highland Township plans to pay off her home and vehicles.

Tyrone Township Meeting Cancelled Due To Security Concerns

The meeting was cancelled out of “an abundance of caution”.

Swim Area Designations Expiring Across Michigan Lakes

The DNR begins to remove the swim buoys after Labor Day.

Livingston Land Conservancy To Host "Land On The Horizon" Fundraiser

The Conservancy is a non-profit that protects over 735-acres of natural areas and farmland in Livingston County.

Webberville Community Schools Cancel Varsity Football Season

The Michigan High School Athletic Association confirmed that Webberville has canceled the remainder of its varsity games.

Vance to Whitmer: 'We Are Happy to Send the National Guard to Detroit'

The Vice President was at Hatch Stamping in Howell Wednesday afternoon.

Dean Transportation Hosting Hiring Event in Fenton Thursday

They are hiring bus drivers for the Lake Fenton Community Schools.

Fowlerville Community Schools Extends Free Meals through October

Will notify families of any changes.

Officials: County Emergency Communication System Threat To Public Safety

The Brighton Area Fire Authority Board and some local townships are calling on the county board to fund the infrastructure that “they have neglected for years” - which they say is now posing a threat to public safety.

Petition Launched to Widen Oak Grove Road After Death of Howell Teen

The petition calls for widening of Oak Grove Road, making clearer signage and placing speed cameras.

Bridge Replacement Project Pushed Out Again In Hartland Township

Parshallville Road over the Ore Creek will remain closed through late September.

Livingston Arts Council Ushers In New Era With Hiring Of Inaugural Executive Director

Dana Wnuk is to lead the Livingston Arts Council to new heights, including restoration and renovation of the Historic Howell Opera House.

Governor Whitmer Calls On State Lawmakers To Finish Budget As Shutdown Creeps Closer

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is pressing state lawmakers to avert a government shutdown that looms around the same time Congress contends with a potential shutdown of the U.S. government.

LCSO Reminder for Sold Out Luke Bryan Concert

The concert is Sept. 20 in Fowlerville.

Ms. Michigan Hannah Palmer to Join 5th Annual Ruck to Live in Brighton

Raising awareness of veteran and civilian suicide prevention.

Howell Teen Killed in Two-Car Crash

Remains under investigation.

South Lyon Community Schools Cancels Classes Due to "Network Interruption"

No word if the interruption involves students' personal information.

VP JD Vance to Visit Howell Manufacturing Facility Wednesday

To deliver remarks on President Trump’s tax cuts for working families and businesses.

Sept. 17-23 Proclaimed Constitution Week: Livingston Co. Board of Commissioners

This year marks the 238th anniversary of the framing.

Cultura Blends Food, Art and Music from Around the World

The free event runs from noon until 6 p.m. on Sept. 27

Genoa Township Board Approves Proposal For Park Development Plan

The 77-acre property on Brighton Road, east of Chilson Road, was earlier purchased from the DNR following failed mining and seed orchard projects.

Livingston County Habitat For Humanity’s Stud-for-Sale Fundraiser "Inspires Community"

Livingston County Habitat for Humanity hosted its Stud-for-Sale fundraiser during Brighton’s Smokin’ Rock-n-Blues Festival.

Oh Crumbs! To Suspend Operations In Downtown Howell

This Sunday, September 21st will be the last day the business will be open.

Closure On Pontiac Trail In Salem Township This Week

Pontiac Trail will be closed between North Territorial and 6 Mile for a culvert replacement.

Ford is Moving its World HQ for First Time in 7 Decades

Plans to demolish "Glass House"

Number of Closed, Pending Home Sales Down YOY in August for SE MI

Median sales price in Livingston County was $394,000.

Charlie Kirk Vigil Draws Hundreds to Downtown Brighton

Another remembrance scheduled in Howell Thursday evening.

How a Teapot Shaped Howell’s History

The Howell Depot Museum is full of the community's history.

Construction Starts Wednesday On Euler Road In Genoa Township

A road rehabilitation project is scheduled on Euler Road.

Ballot Proposal Would Tax Michigan’s Top Earners To Boost Schools

If approved by voters in 2026, the "Invest in MI Kids" initiative would add a 5% surcharge on incomes above one million dollars for couples and above $500,000 for single filers.

Innovative Summer Work Program Piloted At HHS Shows Early Success

This past summer; Howell High School, Michigan Rehabilitation Services, and Lekander Coaching partnered to pilot the Summer Work Experience Program or SWEP.

Cleary Named #3 Best Colleges for Business in Michigan

The university was ranked #4 last year.

MDNR’s Hunter Appreciation: New Deer Drop-In Mondays

Deer Drop-In Mondays are happening at locations across the state, and all hunters are invited to drop-in and say hello.

Hamburg Library Presents “An Operatic Extravaganza” With Toledo Opera

The Library continues to offer music of all types with the Toledo Opera performing on Saturday, September 20th at 2pm.

New Bill Would Protect Truckers From Weaponized Litigation

It aims to protect truckers and the trucking industry against lawsuit abuse.

Howell's Annual Rocktoberfest This Saturday

5 pm to 10 pm in N. State St. lot.

Hartland Planning Commission Signs Off on Urban Air Adventure Park

Goes before Township Trustees for final approval Tuesday.

Grand Opening For New Pharmacy In Downtown Pinckney

The pharmacy is among two other new businesses coming to the community. A new sound system was also just installed at the new Town Square Gazebo.

Fowlerville Fall Fest Saturday

It takes place from 10am to 4pm at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds.

Spirit Halloween Stores Return To Local Area

It may still be summer but the spooky season has already arrived.

Lt. Governor Releases Statement On Bomb Threat At Residence

There was said to be a credible threat at Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist's home Thursday.

Active Shooter Situation In Swartz Creek Ends Peacefully

The man surrendered and was taken into custody.

Rep. Woolford Welcomes Howell Police Chief To Capitol For 9/11 Ceremony

State Representative Jason Woolford welcomed Howell Police Chief Mike Dunn as his guest at the during the annual 9/11 Memorial Ceremony held by the Michigan House of Representatives.

LCSO: Hit-and-Run Driver Seriously Injures Hartland Resident

Wednesday evening on Cundy Road near Maxfield.

BAFA Holding 24th 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

The ceremony starts at 7 p.m. at their headquarters.

Free Youth Adaptive Wheelchair Basketball/Pickleball Demo

A night of wheelchair basketball and pickleball is open to everyone of all abilities.

Stockbridge Schools Celebrating Increased Test Scores

Test scores increased in all areas.

Cinderella’s Closet Returns For Homecoming With Special Guest

Students can shop new and gently used formalwear September 11-14th and 18-21st.

"Know-It-All For Literacy Trivia Fundraiser"

Tickets are available for the Livingston County Literacy Coalition's first-ever fundraiser.

Report: Tigers' Employees Accused Of Misconduct Toward Women

The Detroit Tigers have had at least eight employees accused of misconduct toward women over the last two years, according to a report by The Athletic.

Turn Up The Amp! Tonight

The concert features Neon Jungle and includes a food drive for the Livingston County Hunger Council.

Brighton City Council Recognizes Eagle Scout Drew Smith

Spearheaded U.S. flag retirement drop box outside Brighton Library.

For Kids' Sake Invites Pinckney Community to Celebrate 20th Anniversary

5 pm to 7:30 pm Wednesday in downtown Pinckney

City of Brighton to Host Open House for Street Millage Renewal on November's Ballot

At Brighton Community Center from 4pm to 7pm Wednesday.

Man Wanted in Connection with Genesee Co. Copper Wire Theft from Railroad Gates

Boyce has two felony warrants for his arrest.

LCSO Earns Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police Reaccreditation

They were the first Sheriff's Office to receive the recognition three years ago.

Water & Sewer Rate Increase Proposed In Village Of Pinckney

The proposed increases are said to be necessary due to structural deficits within the water and sewer funds.

9/11 Never Forget 5K Trail Run/Walk Saturday

The event remembers those who lost their lives that day, as well as military veterans and first responders who went into harm’s way as a result of the attack.

Livingston County Church To Honor Hometown Heroes

Hometown Heroes Sunday is a community outreach hosted by Bible Baptist Church at Pine Summit in Howell.

Recovering Together: Community Unites For Recovery Month 2025

Recovery Month aims to increase public awareness surrounding mental health and addiction recovery while celebrating the strong and proud recovery community.

Judge Tosses Case Against 15 Accused Fake Electors For Trump In 2020

A Michigan judge has dismissed the criminal cases against 15 people accused of acting falsely as electors for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election.

Marich Mini Farm Sharing Pint-Sized Animals With Public

The Pinckney mini farm, a popular attraction at Food Truck Fridays, is hosting events and taking reservations.

Tools for Veterans Holding Fire Sale of Used Items Through Sunday

Must clean out storage space at Kensington Valley Outlets before Monday.

Ford Recalling Almost 1.5M Vehicles in US Due to Rear View Camera Issue

2015-2019 Lincoln Navigator, Lincoln MKC, Mustang, Ranger, Transit, Transit Connect, Econoline, Edge, Expedition, F-250 SD, F-350 SD, F-450 SD and F-550 SD.

Fowlerville School Bus Rear-Ended, No Students Injured

Fowlerville woman told police she fell asleep while driving.

50th Anniversary Fundraising Gala for Green Oak Township Historical Society

Sunday, September 21 to raise money for improvements to historic 1856 Town Hall.

Brighton Area Schools Extends Free Meals Through October

Next meeting October 13.

Road Closure For Bridge Replacement Project In Lyon Township

The 12 Mile Road bridge over the Novi-Lyon Drain is being replaced starting Wednesday.

Pinckney Village Council Updates Ordinance Permitting Chickens

No more than 15 chickens will be permitted on any property.

Barrett's Bipartisan TRANSPORT Jobs Act Clears U.S. House

Congressman Tom Barrett’s bipartisan legislation aims to help connect veterans with supply chain careers.

Meijer Changes Sales Ad Release Days

Weekly sales ads for Grand Rapids-based Meijer now come out on Wednesdays, instead of Sundays.

Rumble Strips Being Installed On Dexter-Pinckney Road

The impact on traffic is lane restrictions.

Local Author's Book Featured on Brighton's StoryWalk on The Tridge

Available online, or at 2 Dandelions Bookshop.

Ronald McDonald Charities Ann Arbor Hosting "Home Run for the House" Fundraiser

Sunday at 10 am at U of M's Fisher Stadium, plus online auction.

WHMI Launches “Meet the People,” New Monthly Interview Series

Connecting Livingston County residents with local newsmakers.

“Right 2 Hug” Lawsuits Claim Michigan Jails Block Family Visits For Profit

"Right 2 Hug” lawsuits in Genesee and St. Clair Counties allege local governments have profited from phone calls by depriving children of the right to visit their parents.

AG, EGLE Secure Relief Against Pond Company For Environmental Violations

The Michigan Attorney General's Office says the suit was filed against Schlicht Ponds, also known online as pondperfection.com, due to the company’s numerous and repeated violations of Michigan’s environmental laws.

Slotkin Delivers Remarks At Council On Foreign Relations

The U.S. Senator laid out her vision for American National Security, which is keyed to middle-class priorities.

RCOC Unveils New Re-Designed, More User-Friendly Website

The new website is said to be simpler, cleaner, and easier to navigate and contains all the information residents and motorists rely on but in a streamlined format.

LCCOA To Host "Aging Parents Resource Fair"

The free event will connect seniors and their caregivers to the many resources available to them - including transportation, nutritional care, support services, financial counseling, home safety, respite care, home care, and more.

Crash In Construction Zone On Southbound US-23

The Michigan State Police Brighton Post reports it involved a dump truck and a pickup truck in the construction zone.

Polish Festival, Depot Day Return to South Lyon

Depot Day runs from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday and the Polish Festival is 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Travel Advisory For I-96 In Livingston County

Closures are scheduled in the Howell and Brighton areas.

Erv Suida Grand Marshal For 41st Annual Fantasy of Lights Parade

The Fantasy of Lights Committee found Suida to be the perfect choice for this year’s parade – marking a tribute to his many years of dedication and service to the community.

Brighton Smokin' Rock-N-Blues Festival This Weekend

5 pm to 11 pm Friday, Noon to 11 pm Saturday.

Volunteers Needed for Great Pumpkin Classic Car Show

Saturday, October 4 at Livingston County Airport

Dove Lake Estates Project Gains Final Approval In Green Oak Township

The project dates back to 2021 and will feature 37 new single-family units on a vacant parcel between 12 Mile Road and Dixboro Roads.

Portion Of Haggerty Road Closed For Culvert Work

The Road Commission for Oakland County has closed Haggerty Road from 13 Mile to 14 Mile through late September.

Fowlerville Fall Fest Returns

It’s an annual fundraiser to support the Livingston Centre Historical Village on Saturday, September 13th from 10am to 4pm at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds.

Consumers Energy Warns of 'Bogus' Calls, Emails

The company said scammers have been demanding payments in prepaid debit and gift cards, before threatening that service will be disconnected.

MDOT to Close Grand River in Brighton to Install Bridge Beams

September 9 and 11, from 9 pm to 6 am.

AG Nessel, Lawmakers Announce Bipartisan Legislation to Combat Human Trafficking

Increases fines and penalties, offers protections for survivors.

DTE: Smart Devices Already Prevented 16K Outages in '25

41 already installed across Livingston County.

Drive-Thru Use Approved For Likely Chipotle Mexican Grill

The Genoa Township Board has granted some needed approvals for a proposed drive-thru fast/casual restaurant – with Chipotle Mexican Grill being the anticipated tenant.

You Can Help Shape the Huron-Clinton Metroparks' Future

The survey will only be available for a limited time.

Village Of Stockbridge Police Chief Resigns

Chief Matthew Bartus left after having served in the position for the last 3 ½ years.

Local Lawmaker’s Plan To Secure Michigan Bridge Cards Advances

The legislation would require MDHHS to issue bridge cards with chip-enabled technology.

GCSO Bringing Second Chance Resource Expo Back for Second Year

The expo is being held on the front lawn of the Sheriff's Office from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Williamston Man Sentenced to 40-80 Years for Torturing Wife Before Her 2021 Overdose Death

Claimed wife prepared a "waiver" allowing him to "discipline" her for lying.

MDOT Brings All I-96 Ramp Metering Signals On-Line

Installed on I-96 on ramps from Milford, Wixom and Novi Road.

Cleary U's Kelly Genei Named Inaugural Livingston ATHENA Leadership Award Recipient

Will be celebrated at awards event October 20 at Lake Trust Headquarters.

Sheetz Clears Another Hurdle in Hartland Twp

MDOT, Livingston Co. Road Commission approve access points at M-59 and Old US-23.

Several Michigan Counties Report First Cases of EHD in Deer This Year

Officials say there is no danger to humans, pets or other wildlife in Michigan.

Cleary University Recipient of Motorola Solutions Foundation Grant

The money will be used to help with first responders' tuition costs enrolled in Cybersecurity Management program.

Suspects in Embezzlement Scheme Bound Over for Trial

Lanam and Letzer both face multiple counts of embezzlement from a vulnerable adult.

New Fees Approved For Livingston County Animal Shelter

The Animal Shelter is updating its fee schedule due to increased demand, medical, and care cost.

MDOT: M-14 Bridge Over Huron River/Barton Drive Needs To Be Replaced

MDOT said the M-14 and US-23 Business Route bridge over the Huron River and MDOT railroad at the north end of Ann Arbor is an example of the state's "aging bridge epidemic".

AAA: Michigan Gas Prices Hit New 2025-High

The state average is 15 cents more than this time last month.

Fun Family Field Day Event This Saturday

The Family Fun Day will be held at the Livingston Conservation District Nature Center off Roberts Road from 10am to 3pm.

Brighton Teachers Back to Work Despite Lack of Contract

The 25-26 school year began as scheduled today for about 5,800 Brighton Area Schools students, despite the absence of a contract for the district's roughly 325 teachers.