Patricia Alvord
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2 arrested in Brighton Costco cognac theft, believed to be tied to other alcohol heists
Green Oak Township police found three suspects at about 1:45 p.m. Thursday at the Costco at 6700 Whitmore Lake Rd. → Read More
Five Ulta theft suspects bound over for trial, new charges added
Five suspects in Ulta Beauty incident in Green Oak Village Place were bound over to circuit court on felony charges. → Read More
PPO against Livingston County GOP chairperson remains in effect, for now
Judge adjourns hearing over PPO against Livingston County GOP chairperson to obtain more testimony. → Read More
Truck driver who killed four on Christmas Eve now faces felony homicide charges; misdemeanor case dropped
Ohio grand jury returns felony indictments after toxicology report shows drugs in system, prosecutor says → Read More
Sheriff's Office IDs suspect in 40-year-old homicide case
Suspect in case, Charles David Shaw, died in 1983 months after the murder of Christina Castiglione. He previously had tried to abduct a Fowlerville woman. → Read More
Truck driver who killed four on Christmas Eve now faces felony homicide charges; misdemeanor case dropped
Ohio grand jury returns felony indictments after toxicology report shows drugs in system, prosecutor says → Read More
Teen arrested after impersonating Brighton firefighter at house fire
A man has been arrested after impersonating a firefighter at a house fire in Unadilla Township. → Read More
Fowlerville selects Mason's Matthew Stuard as new superintendent
The Fowlerville Board of Education unanimously voted to hire Matt Stuard as the district's next superintendent. The search began after Wayne Roedel left. → Read More
Hartland grad among those shot at Michigan State, superintendent says in statement
Hartland Superintendent Chuck Hughes said student graduated in 2020, but declined to provide their name and asked for privacy. → Read More
Marion Township postpones consideration of solar ordinance changes
Packed Marion Township meeting ends with no decisions after confusion over meeting ending, large crowd → Read More
Commissioners approve three-year agreements with sheriff's lieutenants, sergeants
Commissioners OK three-year deals for both officer groups with the Livingston County Sheriff's Office → Read More
Cohoctah Planning Commission votes to recommend moratorium for commercial wind, solar projects
A recommendation for a moratorium for solar was voted to be sent to the township board in Cohoctah Township. → Read More
Major 2022 events had people in Livingston County talking
2022 saw a number of major events in Livingston County. → Read More
Team KRASH from Howell Robotics wins state championship in FTC competition
Team KRASH from Howell Robotics won the state championship in the First Tech Challenge competition → Read More
Man who murdered grandparents set for sentencing in January
Oceola Township man killed his grandparents, now faces life in prison → Read More
Brighton resident hits car while plowing snow with tractor on Christmas Day
A Brighton man plowing snow with his tractor hit a vehicle traveling west on Spencer Road on Christmas Day. → Read More
'A Labor of Love': Local authors share love for pet with others through new book
Local duo publish book about pet's antics during long-ago Brighton Holiday Glow. → Read More
Livingston County Board of Commissioners set to consider $56.8M budget
County general fund budget to increase by nearly $3 million over 2022 spending. → Read More
Howell Fantasy of Lights Parade to return, honor Steve Manor as grand marshal
The Howell Fantasy of Lights Parade will make its return Friday. Organizers plan to honor the late Steve Manor → Read More
Howell Public Schools Superintendent Erin MacGregor to host 'Coffee Chat' Oct. 6
Howell Public Schools Superintendent Erin MacGregor will hold first coffee chat of the school year Thursday, Oct. 6. → Read More