Howell Opera House to host first-ever Día de los Muertos event this weekend
Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead is a celebration often observed in Mexico, Guatemala and Ecuador among others.
Livingston County organization to distribute meals as SNAP benefits are set to pause
A group called Stand Against Extremism, also called SAGE is starting a weekly food distribution for families and individuals in Livingston County and everyone is welcome.
Group calls for moratorium over rezoning land for Michigan data center
A group of residents says they want to see a pause to give residents more time to consider the impact of placing a data center in Livingston County.
Michigan experts warn of rise in food insecurity amid government shutdown
Experts say food insecurity is the first challenge federal workers and people who rely on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will face during the federal government shutdown.
Vista Maria in Dearborn Heights closing its youth residential program
After 50 years, a residential program that housed tween and teen girls will close.
Michigan library board to read 200-plus contested books
The Cromaine District Library Board has some reading to get done after the members decided to read the more than 200 books that have been officially contested by members of the community.
Howell Township forming new committee to review proposed data center
The committee will study the information about the potential data center that was originally proposed to sit on land east of Owosso road and is currently owned by the Van Gilder family.
Safety concerns persist over Motorsports Gateway project in Howell
The motorsports complex will include about two and a half miles of track and garage condos.
Howell Township data center developer withdraws project application
The project calls for the data center to sit on 1,000 acres of land in Howell Township.
Michigan lawmakers cut $2 million for autism program
The Autism Alliance of Michigan says it was a shock when they found out that all of their state funding had been cut.
Michigan library requests private security at upcoming board meeting
Following discussions of controversial policies, the Cromaine District Library in Livingston County, Michigan, decided to hire private security at its next board meeting this month.
Livingston County sees increase in tense community meetings
Livingston County Sheriff's deputies are increasingly being asked to appear at community meetings because of safety concerns, according to Sheriff Mike Murphy.
Michigan educators express frustration as state budget talks continue
Michigan lawmakers bought themselves more time by passing a continuation budget on Wednesday, but the ongoing delay has frustrated school officials and education advocates.
Striking nurses from Henry Ford Genesys offered to help, union said
Nurses who were on strike "ran to help" after the shooting in Grand Blanc, the Teamsters union said
Michigan lawmakers reach agreement on 2026 budget, increase road funding
Michigan lawmakers are earmarking nearly $2 billion in the 2026 state budget to repair local and state roads.