Argentine Twp. Police Chief Hosting Self Defense Workshops Argentine Twp....
1/24/13 - Two upcoming workshops may target different groups but both will offer some potentially lifesaving techniques during times of confrontation. Argentine Township Police Chief Daniel Allen will...
View ArticleSuspect Heads to Trial in Murder of Pinckney ManSuspect Heads to Trial in...
1/24/13 - An Oakland County man has been bound over for trial on charges he murdered a Pinckney resident who had tried to help the suspect’s wife from an abusive relationship. 37-year-old Ronald...
View ArticleEvidence Motions in 2006 Murder Under Consideration Evidence Motions in 2006...
1/24/13 - A Washtenaw County judge is considering three motions to suppress evidence in the case of a man accused of helping a former Putnam Township resident break-in to a car dealership more than six...
View ArticleNavy Veteran Remembered as 'South Lyon Santa'Navy Veteran Remembered as...
1/24/13 - The South Lyon man who died Sunday after being pinned by his pickup truck is being remembered as a community-minded citizen known to many as the South Lyon Santa. 77-year-old Arlan Stone died...
View ArticleScholarships Available to High School Seniors in Livingston County...
1/24/13 - High school seniors in Livingston County who plan to continue their education after graduating are eligible to apply for some scholarships. First National Bank’s 2013 Community Scholarship...
View ArticleFormer Coach Enters Plea to Assault Charge for Game Scuffle Former Coach...
1/24/13 - A former youth football coach accused of assaulting another coach during a game has entered a plea in the case. 36-year-old Jonathan Michael White pleaded guilty to a single count of assault...
View ArticleJobless Rates Rose in December But Improved Over the YearJobless Rates Rose...
1/25/13 - December jobless rates rose seasonally in all regional labor markets in December, including locally but officials say it was the result of the typical winter downturn. The individual jobless...
View Article$1M Bond Continued for Man Accused of Threatening Daycare$1M Bond Continued...
1/25/13 - A million-dollar bond remains in place for a Hartland man accused of firing a gun outside his home earlier this month and threatening to use it at his wife’s workplace. A preliminary...
View ArticleJury Continues Deliberations in Kowalski Murder TrialJury Continues...
1/25/13 - Jury deliberations continue in the murder trial of 66-year-old Jerome Kowalski today. Prosecutors accuse Kowalski of killing his brother Richard and sister-in-law Brenda in their Oceola...
View ArticleHowell Library Director Kathleen Zaenger Named Citizen of the Year Howell...
1/25/13 - Kathleen Zaenger has been named the Howell Chamber of Commerce’s Citizen of the Year. Zaenger is director of Howell Carnegie District Library and the announcement was made at last night’s...
View ArticleHung Jury in Unadilla Home Invasion CaseHung Jury in Unadilla Home Invasion Case
1/25/13 - The trial of a Stockbridge man charged in a home invasion case has ended with a hung jury. Jurors delivered the decision late yesterday in the trial of 35-year-old Jason Robert Cavender. The...
View ArticleWoman Enters Plea To Charges Filed After Hitting Officer With Car Woman...
1/25/13 - A Northfield Township woman has entered a plea in connection with an incident last summer when authorities say she hit a Green Oak Township officer with her vehicle. 26-year-old Rebecca Lee...
View ArticleNo Verdict Yet In Kowalski Murder Trial, Jury Will Not Work SaturdayNo...
1/25/13 - There is still no verdict in the murder trial of 66-year-old Jerome Kowalski, and jury deliberations will continue next week. Kowalski is charged with open murder in the deaths of his brother...
View ArticleFire at Historic School Building & Others Deemed SuspiciousFire at Historic...
1/25/13 - Fire destroyed the historic Fleming School building in Howell Township Friday morning. Built in 1880, the white-frame building on Grand River, east of Fleming Road, served as a school until...
View ArticleHowell Students & Volunteers to Shave Heads Again for CancerHowell Students &...
1/26/13 - Some local students and community members will once again be shaving their heads to help conquer childhood cancers. This marks the second year that Howell High School students, staff and...
View ArticlePinckney Man Gets Prison Time For Assaulting GirlfriendPinckney Man Gets...
1/26/13 - A Pinckney man has been sentenced to prison for a baseball bat assault last September. 33-year-old Ryan Keith Malone was ordered to serve between two and 15 years behind bars following his...
View ArticlePlans Chugging Along for WALLY Station Near Howell Train Depot Plans Chugging...
1/26/13 - The commuter rail project known as WALLY is on its way to Howell. The basic conception of where one of its stations would be located in downtown Howell has been affirmed by the Howell...
View ArticleGenoa Township Seeking Public Input at Master Plan Open HouseGenoa Township...
1/26/13 - Community members are being invited to share ideas and help shape the future vision for Genoa Township at an open house in February. The township is in the process of updating its master plan...
View ArticleAttorney Appeals Decision in Synthetic Pot CaseAttorney Appeals Decision in...
1/28/13 - An attorney has formally requested that the Michigan Court of Appeals to reverse a local decision disqualifying him from representing two women charged with illegally selling synthetic...
View ArticleJury Selection Starts in Brighton Money Manager's Fraud TrialJury Selection...
1/28/13 - Jurors will hear about the top-shelf lifestyle of a Livingston County investment manager as a fraud trial opens in Detroit federal court. John Bravata is accused of misleading investors as he...
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