Genoa Township Seeking 2026 Election Workers

Genoa Township is looking to fill its roster of people willing to work elections.

Sinkhole Repairs Bring New Lane & Ramp Closures On I-96

Sinkhole repairs continue with additional lane and ramp closures on eastbound I-96 at M-39/Southfield Freeway.

Howell Area Chamber Of Commerce Hosts 69th Annual Dinner & Citizen Of The Year Presentation

This year’s honor was awarded to Pastor Jeffrey Blagg in recognition of his decades-long commitment to faith, service, leadership, and compassion throughout the Livingston County community.

Fowlerville Mourns Passing of Retired Fire Chief John Wright

Wright worked for the Fowlerville fire department for a total of 50 years, spending 34 as the fire chief.

ADs Processing MHSAA's Expansion of "Personal Branding Activities" for Student-Athletes

High schoolers can now cash in on their own name, image and likeness.

American Revolution Experience Coming to Hamburg Township Library

An innovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is coming to the Hamburg Township Library in February.

Record Cougar Reports In Michigan In 2025 - Including Some Cubs

Cougars have been detected 31 times in Michigan in 2025, the highest since they were wiped out in the early 1900s.

Nominations Due For 2026 Brighton Area Women’s History Roll Of Honor

The Roll of Honor recognizes the achievements and contributions of women of the greater Brighton area.

Student Art and Writing Contest for 2026 State of the State

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is on the search for a young artist and writer to both be part of this year's State of the State address.

Stepping Stones Engagement Center Serving As Warming Shelter

The warming shelter is open overnight this Thursday, and then 24-7 this weekend for those in need.

Residential Structure Fire In Highland Township

On Tuesday alone, firefighters responded to 10 calls for service - including a residential structure fire.

Pinckney Snowboarder Jake Vedder Thanks Supporters Ahead of Winter Olympics

Scheduled to compete February 12 in the Snowboard Cross, or Boarder Cross.

Cleary U's Tom Egan on The Morning Drive: Sip, Savor and Support Gala

Proceeds benefit Cleary's Gift of Graduation scholarship.

Dow to Cut About 4,500 Jobs as Emphasis Shifts to AI and Automation

Anticipates about $600 million to $800 million in severance costs related to the cuts.

Crowdfunding Campaign Underway To Keep Milford Independent Cinema Alive

It was announced that the cinema would be closing at the end of the month due to a lack of funding. Since that initial announcement, officials now say “there is hope”.

Hundreds Of Miles Of New Transmission Lines Planned In Michigan

ITC Michigan is planning to build over 350 miles of new electrical transmission lines to support renewable energy and economic growth – including one segment that runs through the local area.

Community Connect Returns Next Weekend

The one-day event on February 7th brings together free resources, information, and connections to services.

MSP Troopers Safely Rescue Escaped Miniature Donkey Named Dolly

Troopers located Dolly taking a stroll along a roadway in Holly Township and safely turned her over to her owners unharmed.

Hartland Schools: Recent Bond Sale Saved Taxpayers $1M in Interest

2026 Bonds were sold at a tax-exempt fixed interest rate of 2.71% with a final maturity of 2035.

Candlelight Vigil Honors Human Trafficking Victims and Survivors

The annual "Light Up the Night" candlelight vigil is taking place Friday at the Genesee County Jail.

MDOT Urges Drivers to Slow Down Amid Another Day of Slide Offs and Spin-Outs

The cold, combined with constant plowing and salting also has resulted in an earlier pothole season.

Heart of Michigan Retirement Sale Ends This Weekend

Longtime Howell store closes Saturday.

Groundhog Day Celebration At Howell Nature Center

Woody is dubbed Michigan’s official groundhog and will make her prediction live at the Howell Nature Center on Monday morning, February 2nd.

Clara’s Hope Hosting Annual Fundraiser “Helping Families Rise”

The local non-profit is dedicated to strengthening foster and adoptive families.

"The Greatest Dance On Earth" To Benefit HHS Hope Squad

Tickets are on sale for two family-friendly, Mother-Son and Daddy-Daughter dances that support critical programming.

‘Blindsided’ by Budget Cut, Michigan Early Childhood Programs Fight to Survive

The state’s $24.12 billion education budget did not include $19.4 million that the state had previously allocated for intermediate school districts to operate Great Start Collaboratives and $4 million for book distribution efforts.

Fourth Consecutive Year Michigan Population Increases

Michigan welcomed nearly 28,000 people from other states in 2025.

Hazardous Weather Results In Another Large Pile-Up In Western Michigan

MSP investigating multi-vehicle crash involving more than 20 vehicles and several semi-trucks on M-6. An unoccupied MSP patrol vehicle was also struck during the incident.

State: New Wrong-Way Detection System Cut Crashes on Michigan Highway

The technology is mounted on existing “wrong way” and “do not enter” signs. When a driver enters the wrong ramp, the system activates flashing lights and cameras. The lights warn the driver right away and police are alerted.

Gov. Whitmer Mourns Passing of Her Father Richard Whitmer

Served as Commerce Secretary to Gov. Bill Milliken, later CEO of Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan

Make History Honoring Local Heroes at Hamburg Family Fun Fest

A chance to have the largest number of people dressed as Superman during the H.E.R.O. World Record Challenge.

Council Appoints New Howell City Manager

Council unanimously voted to appoint Kristi Troy, who has been serving in the interim role after longtime former Manager Erv Suida retired.

Bliss & Fish In Downtown Pinckney Named 2025 "Business Of The Year"

Bliss & Fish Mediterranean Seafood was recently honored as the 2025 Pinckney “Business of the Year” by the Brighton Area Chamber of Commerce.

"An Evening With Mark Twain" In Downtown Brighton February 7th & 8th

The Brighton Area Historical Society says The CoBACH Center offers an intimate setting for the special stage production.

USA Today Co., Owner of the Detroit Free Press, Says it Will Purchase The Detroit News

Will bring both major metropolitan newspapers under its banner.

Livingston Co. Crews Working to Clear Back Roads

Conserving salt due to high demand, slow delivery across MI.

Man Charged In Fatal Tattoo Shop Shooting Accused Of Making Threats

50-year-old Jeremy Heath is alleged to have sent threats from his jail email account to his ex, who recently broke up with him.

Road Closure In Fenton Township Monday

A portion of Lahring Road will be closed for tree removal work.

EPA Sued Over PFAS Pesticide Amid Widespread Contamination In Michigan

As Michigan continues to grapple with widespread PFAS contamination, environmental advocates are suing the EPA over its approval of a new 'forever chemical' pesticide, warning it could be sprayed on major food crops and expose future generations to long-lasting health risks.

Deadline Nearing For Local Students To Apply For National Civics Bee

Middle school students in grades 6 through 8 from public, private, charter, and home schools are encouraged to share bold ideas that can improve their community.

Rep. Bollin to Host Office Hours in Brighton, Wixom

Monday, January 26 at the Coffee Beanery off Old US 23, and Wixom Public Library.

LivCo Chapter of Pheasants Forever Hosting Annual Banquet Feb. 20

All proceeds benefit mission to protect, restore and enhance wildlife habitat by establishing and maintaining local projects.

Rep. Woolford Receives MIRS Freshman Legislator of the Year Award

Michigan Information and Research Service recognized Woolford's leadership, hard work, and commitment to accountability.

Howell's Stepping Stones Offers Overnight Warming Shelter This Weekend

Through 8 am Monday. Call (517) 376-6262 for more information.

Robert Edgar Jackson Named January Veteran Of The Month

Jackson proudly served as part of America’s Cold War Contingent.

“Born In Blood: The Beginning Of The National Parks” At Brighton District Library

The Library says attendees can learn about “the blood and heartache that Indigenous peoples faced with the creation of the National Parks”.

Six Injured When Man Drives Car Into Detroit Metro Airport Lobby

Video circulating online following the incident showed a man in a Detroit Lions jersey being taken into custody.

Central Park Ice Skating Rink Open In Downtown Milford

Officials advise "Lights on, Skates on!"

Limited Tickets Remain for Howell Chamber's Annual Dinner & Citizens of the Year Awards

Thursday, Jan. 29 at Crystal Gardens.

Cleary University Bringing Back Girls in Sports Free Clinic

Ages 6-14 are welcome to participate in the second annual clinic next Sunday.

Presentation On Lyon Township Data Center Held Thursday Night

Residents and stakeholders packed the South Lyon East High School Auditorium off 10 Mile for the two-hour presentation.

Man Charged With Tossing Molotov Cocktails At Local Home Facing New Charges

25-year-old Alex Buley-Neumar is facing four new felony charges that were filed this January.

Dangerously Cold Temperatures Across Michigan

Michigan State Police/Emergency Management is encouraging "everyone to take this forecast seriously".

Howell DECA Students Impress At District 4 Competition

Of 53 Howell High School students who competed, 25 qualified to advance to the DECA State Career Development Conference.

Lawyer For Fired Michigan Football Coach Seeks To Have Charges Dismissed

A lawyer for fired University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore is seeking to have home invasion and other charges dismissed.

Sheriff Proposes Permanently Moving Ingham County 911 Under His Department

Pending approval by the Ingham County Board of Commissioners

AG Nessel to Appeal Floyd Jarvi Parole Decision

Convicted of kidnapping, raping Brighton woman in 1993.

MSP: Man Killed When Pickup Went Off Roadway, Struck Tree in White Oak Twp

Happened around 3 p.m. Wednesday on Howell Road near Kane Road.

Congressman Barrett Leads Hearing on Bill to Expedite Payments for Disabled Veterans’ Vehicle Modifications

Backlog "hurting the small businesses that install wheelchair ramps, lifts, and other vehicle modifications for veterans."

Howell Chamber Director of Programming and Engagement Participates in National Leadership Program

Director of Programming and Engagement at the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce, Dianne Samples, is on her way to completing a U.S. Chamber of Commerce professional development program.

Small Family Business H.H. Barnum Celebrates 80 Years in Brighton

Known for automation excellence, H.H. Barnum hits a significant milestone this year.

Special Recording Session Held At Historic Holly Hotel

"Echoes in the Iron" brought several recording artists into the bar area turret to record music videos.

Man Charged With Passing Phony $100 Bills Enters Plea

21-year-old Javon Smith ordered pizzas from restaurants in Milford and Highland Township, paid for them with fake $100 bills, and then received his change but never returned to pick up either order.

Report: MI Special-Ed Funding Gaps Linked To “School-To-Justice Pipeline”

A new bipartisan blueprint would modernize funding to better support students with disabilities and help break what advocates call the "school-to-justice pipeline".

More Weather-Related Crashes Wednesday

A jack-knifed semi shut down US-127 this morning.

Lyon Twp to Host "Study Meeting" on Data Center Thursday

7:15 pm to 9:15 pm at South Lyon East High School

Boil Water Notice Lifted for Parts of Genoa Township

For more information, contact the MHOG Sewer and Water Authority at (810) 227-5225.

AAA: January is a Good Time to Review Insurance Polices

Both home and auto coverage could change.

Busfield Released from Jail Pending Trial on Sex Abuse Charges in New Mexico

Actor, former Howell resident accused of 'touching' twin brothers on set of TV series "The Cleaning Lady"

Legacy Hills Condo Project Receives Final Approvals In Genoa Township

It will be located on vacant land at the northwest corner of Challis and Bauer Roads.

Awaited Report On Michigan State Police Released

House Republicans released a comprehensive report Tuesday.

"Help Me Grow Livingston" Launches New Centralized Access Point

The new free, family-centered service is designed to support families with children from pre-natal to age five.

Owner of The Oxford Center Charged with Health Care Fraud

59-year-old Tami Peterson of Brighton has been arraigned on nine counts of health care fraud.

Kroger Invests $28.5M in New Fenton Location

Fenton Village Marketplace off Silver Parkway

Brighton High School Earns Silver Rating in Latest AP School Honor Roll

Pinckney High School received a Bronze.

Genesee Co. Sheriff: Animal Abuse, Neglect Won't Be Tolerated

Urges pet owners to bring animals inside during frigid temperatures, or ask for assistance.

Sheriff’s Deputy Guilty Of Misconduct For Stopping Novi Police Officer

36-year-old Sahil Massey of Canton was found guilty by an Oakland County jury in Sixth Circuit Court.

Michigan Regional Jobless Rates Advance Between September & November

Livingston County’s unemployment rate stood at 3.8% for November – ranking 3rd out of all of Michigan’s 83 counties.

Livingston County Farm Bureau’s Innovative “Growing Seeds & Minds” Wins National Spotlight

The Livingston County Farm Bureau’s Growing Seeds and Minds seminar sprouted from a desire to strengthen partnerships with their local schools and increase agriculture literacy in classrooms across the county.

100-Vehicle Pile-Up On I-196 In West Michigan

Michigan State Police said there were numerous injuries, but no deaths had been reported.

Milford Independent Cinema Announces Closure

The Cinema’s Board of Directors said the decision was not made lightly and is not due to a lack of effort or community support.

Data: Housing Inventory Edged Higher for Second Straight Month in December

Number of closed and pending sales were down, compared to December 2024.

Multiple Crashes Amid Blowing Snow, Subfreezing Temperatures

Snow squalls are possible across Southeast Michigan.

Genoa Twp Issues 'Precautionary' Boil Water Notice for Oak Pointe, North Shore

Due to water main break, loss of pressure Sunday evening.

Flu Transmission "Very High" In Michigan & Locally

The Livingston County Health Department says flu transmission is currently classified as very high, and local trends reflect that.

Mail Delays Under New USPS Rule Could Affect Michigan Ballots

A newly finalized U.S. Postal Service rule changes when postmarks are applied, a shift advocates say could delay mail-in ballots and other time-sensitive documents in rural Michigan.

Livingston County Consortium On Aging Provides Grants To Local Organizations

Since 2009, the LCCOA has granted more than $140,000 to local senior centers and non-profits for projects focused on active aging, engaging seniors, aging in place, and community infrastructure.

Serra Brighton Seeks Nominations for New Hometown Hero of The Year Award

Nominations accepted through January 30.

M-52 Construction Underway At Kiwanis Trail In Adrian

MDOT issued a permit to the City of Adrian to build a pedestrian tunnel under M-52 (Main Street) at the Kiwanis Trail.

Crazy Craig Family Comedy Show At 2|42 Community Center

The show is presented in collaboration with the Brighton District Library and the Howell Carnegie District Library.

Michigan Approves Electronic Kill Tags For Hunters

Starting March 1st, Michigan hunters will no longer need to display paper kill tags on certain animals.

Gov. Whitmer to Deliver Final State of the State Address Feb 25

Will focus on creating jobs, lowering costs, continuing record investments in education and literacy, building housing.

Spotlight Dims for EVs at Detroit Auto Show

U.S. pure-EV market share was just under 8% in 2025, with 1.23 million EVs sold — a slight decline from 2024.

Milford Rep. Maddock Pushes Back on Speed Cameras in Construction Zones

Concerns over the operations and financial impact

LivCo Habitat for Humanity Seeks Donations Ahead of Campaign Deadline

The organization’s goal is to raise $50,000 by the end of the month.

Report: Michigan Churns Through Teachers At Unsustainable Rate

A report from Michigan State University says Michigan teachers are leaving the field at an unsustainable rate.

Consumers Energy Provides $5 Million To Help Lower Bills For Customers

The Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency, OLHSA, is among those receiving funds.

Forestry Work & Lane Closures Extended At Busy Intersection

The Washtenaw County Road Commission has extended intermittent lane closures at the intersection of Scio Church Road and Zeeb Road.

Sanitary Sewer Main Break In Tyrone Township

The break occurred within the Livingston Regional Sewer System in a farm field north of Center Road, just west of Old US-23.

Alleged Assault, Apartment Building Evacuation In City Of Howell

Howell Police responded around 11am to the 300 block of Holly Hills Drive in Pine Hill Apartments.

Hartland High School Earns AP Honor Roll Recognition

Moved up to Gold Medal in two of three categories.

MHOG: Residential Inspections Scheduled for Oak Pointe, North Shore Customers

Inspections will be conducted by Hydrocorp personnel who will have identification.

Scientists: Another Near-Record Hot Year A “Warning Shot” Of Shifting, Dangerous Climate

Experts say human-caused warming is the main driver and call it a warning shot about the world's shifting climate. Rising temperatures have intensified heat waves and extreme weather events, impacting millions worldwide.

Oakland Co. Sheriff's Office Text to 911 Service Restored

911 voice and text messaging services are now fully operational.

The Garbage Man Howell Facility Damaged by Fire

"Please be patient as we navigate the next few days. We will update you as soon as we can."

Popular Sledding Hill Open At Genoa Township Hall

The township says all are welcome to enjoy the winter fun for free at the busy sledding hill.

Legislation To Reduce CPL Fees Clears State House

The plan would reduce C-P-L renewal fees from $115 to $30.

Local Performer Brings Mark Twain To Life

The Brighton Area Historical Society is hosting two events in early February at the CoBACH Center in downtown Brighton next to the Millpond.

Parking Scammers Take Advantage of Auto Show Attendees

The Detroit Auto Show recommends planning parking ahead of time through SpotHero.

Bill To Restrict Cellphones In Schools Passes State House

The legislation does not prevent schools from implementing their own stricter cellphone-use-policy.

Experts Cover Data Center Concerns in Lyon Township

The Jan. 15 meeting is taking place at South Lyon East High School's auditorium.

GoFundMe Established For Dearborn Ford Worker Suspended After Heckling Trump

White House: “A lunatic was wildly screaming expletives in a complete fit of rage, and the President gave an appropriate and unambiguous response.”

Cleary's Annual Sip, Savor and Support Fundraiser: A Night at the Derby

Friday, February 6 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. in the Cleary Commons.

Dodge Charger, Ford Maverick Lobo, Hyundai Palisade Win 2026 North American Vehicle Awards

Decided by a group of journalists from the U.S. and Canada who evaluate factors such as vehicle innovation, design, performance, driver satisfaction and more in their decisions.

Sen. Slotkin Under Investigation by Trump Administration for Democrats' Video to Troops

Democrats urged military service members to resist “illegal orders.”

Actor, Former Howell Resident Timothy Busfield Turns Himself In to Face Child Sex Abuse Charges in New Mexico

Allegations he inappropriately touched a minor on the set of a TV series he was directing.

Chance to "Link-Up" in Livingston County

Livingston Link-Up is taking place Feb. 6 from 4 to 6pm at 2/42 Community Church in Brighton.

Report: MI's Public Universities Generate $45B in Economic Activity

Supporting more than 129,000 jobs, and contributing over $7 billion in state tax revenue.

Man Found Guilty In Decades-Old CSC Case Involving Minor

57-year-old Scott Holloway was found guilty on one felony count of 1st degree criminal sexual conduct involving a victim under the age of 13 – and not guilty on three other felony counts of the same.

Community Events Celebrate MLK Day In Milford

Various community events are taking place - including the big "March on Main Street" this Sunday.

Free Ann Arbor Symphony Concert At Cleary University

The “Planets in Harmony” performance will take place on Friday, February 20th.

President Trump Visits Ford Plant and Defends Tariffs During Detroit Stop

Hoping to counter jitters about the economy

Product Specialists Prepare for the Detroit Auto Show

The role of a product specialist has evolved from "spin-and-grin" models to knowledgeable brand experts.

Detroit Auto Show Opens as Industry Pares Back Splashy Debuts and Leans on Test Tracks

Show opens to the public Saturday and runs through Jan. 25.

President Trump Will Visit Ford Factory, Promote Manufacturing in Detroit

During that visit nearly nine months ago, Trump also spoke at Selfridge Air National Guard Base and announced a new fighter jet mission, allaying fears that the base could close.

GLWA Begins Water Infrastructure Improvements Along 14 Mile Road

Traffic impacts along 14 Mile will take place in two phases this week.

New Indoor Dog Park Proposed In Genoa Township

“Paw Grounds” is proposed in the old Eternity Brewing location and would include a dog park, coffee shop, and bakery.

Howell Preschool's Abrupt Closure Shocks Parents, Students, Staff

First Presbyterian Church says it is "stepping in to refund tuition for classes its Children's Care Center will not be able to provide."

Howell Carnegie District Library To Celebrate MLK Jr. Day With “Day Of Service”

The Library is hosting two different events on Monday, January 19th to celebrate MLK Jr. Day this year.

Former Police Officer Facing Felony Misconduct In Office Charges

Former Genesee Township Police Officer Kenneth Chase was charged for his actions following a traffic crash involving a relative.

ICSO: 81-Year-Old Holt Woman Injured After Striking Dead Cow on Okemos Rd

Happened just after Mason woman struck cow and calf.

Lt. Gov. Gilchrist Ends Bid for Michigan Governor, Now Running for Secretary of State

Fellow Democrats, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Genesee Co. Sheriff Chris Swanson to square off in August primary.

Gov. Whitmer Attends Christening Ceremony for USNS Lansing

Celebrates Michigan’s role as a leader in defense manufacturing and national security.

DTE Energy Processing Fees Beginning in March

The company says a processing fee will be going into effect March 2.

Popular Breakfasts & Lenten Fish Dinners At Local Parish

St. Mary Catholic Parish in Pinckney hosts very popular country-style breakfast events once a month, along with upcoming Lenten fish dinners.

FCS Welcomes New Principal At Little Glad Early Childhood

Fowlerville Community Schools announced Molly Moulton has been selected as the new principal.

New Slate Of Officers For Brighton District Library Board

The new officers were elected at the Board’s January meeting and will serve one-year terms.

Former Corrections Officer To Stand Trial For Criminal Sexual Conduct

22-year-old Joshua Lee allegedly engaged in multiple sexual acts with several prisoners while working at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility.

MDNR: 2026 Black Lake Sturgeon Season Opens February 7th

Registration is open for the 2026 lake sturgeon fishing season on Black Lake in Cheboygan County.

MI AG Petitions MPSC for Rehearing on DTE Data Center Special Contracts

“I remain extremely disappointed with the Commission’s decision to fast-track DTE’s secret data center contracts without holding a contested case hearing.”

Brighton Street Closures Jan 12-16

Main Street Monday morning. Nightly closures in the Brighton Lake Road area all week.

Michigan EV Fees Spike Under Road Funding Deal, Now Nation’s Highest

Annual registration fees for light-duty EVs are increasing from $160 to $267, while plug-in hybrid fees are going from $60 to $113. That’s on top of the state’s base registration fees, which apply to all vehicles and vary depending on the vehicle’s value.

Livingston Co. Board of Commissioners Elects Nick Fiani New Chairman

Commissioner Jay Drick moves to vice chair.

Parole Granted For Man Convicted Of Kidnapping, Raping Local Woman In 1993

67-year-old Floyd Jarvi was sentenced to 25-60 years in prison for his assault, rape, and kidnapping of Wendy Jo Morrison of Brighton.

OCSO Honors "Holly Hero" With Lifesaving Award For Bush Lake Rescue

Wade Wines is being dubbed a “40-year-old Holly hero” who rescued a 36-year-old man after he crashed through the lake while snowmobiling.

Barrett Announces Winners Of 2025 Congressional App Challenge

A Crop Farming App developed by students at Okemos High School won 1st place.

MDNR’s Free Snowmobile Weekend Starts Saturday

The DNR says grab your friends, ride, and test out 6,000-plus miles of Michigan's snowmobile trails.

Two Women Seriously Injured in Head-On Crash on M-59 in Oceola Twp

Investigators: 18-year-old Jeep driver passed several cars, crossing the center line into oncoming traffic.

Man Sentenced to 12-50 Years in Prison for Fatal Wrong-Way Crash on I-96

Killed Milford native visiting from Washington state.

MI Public Health Leaders Urge Parents to Stay on Schedule with Vaccines

Influenza, measles and pertussis continue to pose serious risks.

Man Charged In Shooting Death Sentenced To Life In Prison

24-year-old Reese Hammie was sentenced to life in prison without parole on a charge of pre-meditated 1st degree murder.

Green Oak Township Passes Election-Related Audits With "Flying Colors"

Clerk Michael Sedlak delivered a report during Wednesday night’s Board of Trustees meeting.

PBS, NPR Expected To Continue Operations After Federal Funding Cuts

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced this week it would be dissolving due to Congressional defunding - saying “What has happened to public media is devastating".

Two Men Hospitalized After Head-On Crash Wednesday Morning

Both drivers had to be extricated.

Gordie Howe Bridge To Give Detroit Walkable & Bikeable Link To Canada

The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to open in early 2026 - creating a way to walk, bike, or drive into Canada from Detroit.

Nessel says House GOP Violated Separation of Powers

State Rep. Ann Bollin pushes back on Attorney General Dana Nessel after she issued a formal opinion on a disapproval mechanism.

Lyon Twp Residents Sound Off on Proposed Data Center

Information meeting scheduled 7 pm January 22 at South Lyon East High School.

Former Tyrone Twp Trustee Tucker Appointed to Fill Board Vacancy

Replaces Sara Dollman-Jersey, who resigned last year.

Doe Derby Donates Nearly 50 Deer to Gleaners

The very first Doe Derby in Livingston County donates nearly 4,000 pounds of venison to Gleaners of Southeast Michigan.

Nominations Sought For 2026 Brighton Area Women’s History Roll of Honor

Nominations are due January 31st.

Hamburg Township Library To Host Winter Music Series

The Library’s Winter Music Series will present “World Music with Paul Vornhagen and Aron Kaufman” on January 17th.

High Speed Chase & Crash Tuesday Afternoon

A man was taken into custody following a high-speed chase and crash through Livingston and Ingham Counties.

Driver Hospitalized With Minor Injuries After Crash On M-36

Police report a vehicle slid off the roadway and struck a utility pole causing low-hanging wires across M-36 in Hamburg Township.

Congressman Barrett Unveils New Lansing Office

The new location also allows all visitors to access the office easily through the ADA-compliant main entrance and elevators.

Brighton's Weaver Earns Pro Bowl Honors in Flag Football

One of 32 girls nationwide to participate in San Francisco next month.

Radon Action Month Testing Could Save Lives

EPA: Radon responsible for about 20,000 lung cancer deaths each year.

Saline Man Killed In Snowmobile Crash

A 61-year-old Saline man passed away due to the injuries sustained in the crash that happened over the New Year's holiday weekend in Mackinac County.

Meeting Minutes & Interview Process For Vacant Seat Questioned In Genoa Township

The Board of Trustees meeting in reference was December 15th.

Parents: Resolve To Learn New Parenting Skills In 2026 With LACASA

Classes for parents of young children and teens begin this month.

Open Interviews Tuesday for School Bus Drivers

Positions are available for Lake Fenton Community Schools and start at up to $23.50 per hour.

50th Annual “Banished Words List” Released By Lake Superior State University

Respondents to the annual Michigan college survey of overused and misused words and phrases say “6-7” is “cooked”.

Report: Abuse, Neglect Common in Michigan Nursing Homes

At least 5,915 cases of abuse, neglect, exploitation or quality of life and care violations among the 15,471 total citations for violations ranging from incomplete paperwork to poor care

Macomb Co. Man Held Without Bond in Murder of Milford Man

Funeral for 26-year-old Peyton Bilbia is Wednesday in Grand Blanc.

Genoa Township Hosting Town Hall On Former MDNR Property

The township purchased the 77-acre property at the southeast corner of Brighton and Chilson Roads and work done by a consultant hired by the board will be reviewed.

Michigan Lawmakers Consider Bill That Could Shape Future Of Jet Fuel

The proposal would create a tax credit to expand sustainable aviation fuel, which advocates say is a cleaner alternative made from renewable sources such as corn, soybeans, or waste products.

AAA: Four Resolutions To Save Lives In The New Year

The Auto Club Group says the leading causes of fatal crashes are all preventable.

Man Sentenced in Fatal 2022 Crash in Tyrone Twp

Killed 46-year-old Fenton woman, seriously injured passenger.

Heart of Michigan Closing Jan. 31, Owners Retiring

Final sales begin Jan. 6.

SEMCOG Invites Input On Southeast Michigan Healthy Climate Plan

The purpose of the plan is to provide a framework for understanding regional and local opportunities to mitigate pollution and support long-term environmental quality.

MDHHS Seeks Proposals To Improve Services For Individuals With Sickle Cell Disease

The grant program is designed to assist providers in expanding or strengthening the services they offer to patients.

GoFundMe To Assist Local Family After Road Rage Crash

The campaign seeks to raise funds to help the family of four from Livingston County purchase a new vehicle, along with counseling.

Hamburg Family Fun Fest To Host H.E.R.O. World Record Challenge In 2026

The Hamburg Family Fun Fest will host the H.E.R.O. Official World Record Challenge during its 2026 event - featuring an attempt to set the World Record for the "Largest Number of Individuals Dressed as Superman".