10,000 Protesters Descend on Capitol Tuesday to Fight Michigan Right-to-Work Legislation

The bills were signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday.

Rogers Supports Right to Work Legislation

The bill passed 58-52 in the House, and 22-16 in the Senate after a call to action from the governor on Thursday.

Brighton DDA Director Speaks on City's Future

DDA Director Matt Modrack said a downtown theater is perhaps the most significant project in the works.

“Score” Some Free Business Advice at Brighton Library

Retired executive offers his expertise to Brighton area businesses.

Newly Elected Brighton Township Board Sworn into Office

Livingston County 44th Circuit Court Judge Michael P. Hatty administered the oaths.

John Rogers Retires from Brighton Township Board for Last Time

John Rogers has served Brighton Township in some capacity for more than 40 years.

Your Season of Giving Can Make a Difference

The Brighton District Library is a designated drop-off site for many charities.

"Black and Blue,"Award-Winning Documentary Featured at the Library.

Locally made film tells the story of Gerald Ford, Willis Ward and the 1934 Michigan-Georgia Tech football game.

American Flags Salute Veterans on Main Street

The Brighton Kiwanis Club and City of Brighton decorated downtown Brighton with American Flags in honor of Veterans Day.

Bill Rogers Re-Elected to 42nd District State House Seat

Rep. Bill Rogers won the general election Tuesday, according to unofficial poll results.

UPDATED: Murphy Re-Elected Brighton Township Supervisor; Doughty, Slaton Retain Trustee Seats

Newcomers Patrick Michel and Lucille Weaire will join Incumbents Cathy Doughty and Mike Slaton on the Brighton Township Board of Trustees.

Mike Rogers Re-Elected in the U.S. 8th Congressional District

Rogers is the projected winner of the 8th Congressional seat, according to unofficial results.

UPDATED: City of Brighton Bond Proposal Shot Down

The $5.6 million bond proposal would have paid for community improvements and infrastructure.

5 Election Day Rules

Here are five rules you need to know before voting on election day.

Livingston County Elections 2012: Results

Livingston County voters will decide on a number of issues.

Everything You Need to Know About Voting Tuesday

City of Brighton and Brighton Township residents will vote for school and township offices as well as local and statewide proposals.

Fun New Picture Books For Kids Ages 3 Through 8

Friendship, creativity, and silly, fun read aloud stories at the Brighton Library.

Brighton Township Supervisor Calls Challenger's Mailings 'Baseless and Untrue'

Independent Township Supervisor candidate John Ewing recently sent out mailings to township residents alleging to corruption in Township Hall.

Brighton Elections 2012 Results

Take a look at the final results from Election Day in Brighton and Brighton Township.

Local Proposals to Appear on November Ballot

Both the City of Brighton and Brighton Area Schools will have local proposals on the Nov. 6 ballot.

The Brighton Library Supports Student Success

Free online help is available for students of all ages.

Pete Hoekstra Pumps Gas, Washes Windshields at Brighton BP

The U.S. Senate candidate used the campaign stop to discuss the economy.

Mystery and Suspense for Teens

Five books that are sure to keep them guessing.

What are the State Proposals on the Ballot in Michigan?

On Nov. 6, Michigan voters will face yes or no vote on six statewide proposals ranging from a new bridge to Canada to the emergency manager law.

City of Brighton Receives Distinguished Financial Awards

City Council received an external audit report presentation during its meeting Thursday night.

Candidate Q&A: Mike Palmer for Brighton Township Trustee

Mike Palmer will make a bid for Brighton Township Trustee in November.

Candidate Q&A: Katheryne Friske for Brighton Township Trustee

Katheryne Friske will make a bid for Brighton Township Trustee in November.

Brighton Township Chooses New Manager

The Township Board will hold a special meeting to approve the manager contract after it is finalized.

Candidate Q&A: Lucille Weaire for Brighton Township Trustee

Lucille Weaire, former Brighton Township Deputy Clerk, will make a bid for Brighton Township Trustee in November.

Your Guide to Tuesday's Presidential Debate

Here are details on the next debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

State Proposal Asks Voters if a Renewable Energy Standard Should be Added to Constitution

Proposal 3, which will appear on the Nov. 6 ballot, will ask voters to amend the Michigan Constitution to establish a standard for renewable energy.

Candidate Q&A: Patrick Michel for Brighton Township Trustee

Patrick Michel will make a bid for Brighton Township Trustee in November.

Fire Safety Experts to Help Prepare Children for Fire Emergencies

Children can meet a Brighton Area Fire Lieutenant and see a fire truck during program Saturday, October 20.

Candidate Q&A: John Ewing for Brighton Township Supervisor

John Ewing will make a bid for Brighton Township Supervisor in November.

Candidate Q&A: Ken Stahl for Brighton Area Schools Board of Education

Ken Stahl will make a bid for the Brighton School Board in November.

Fiscal Responsibility a Reoccurring Theme Among Brighton School Board Candidates

A Brighton Board of Education Candidate Forum was held at the Brighton Community Center Thursday night.

What Time is the Vice Presidential Debate?

Here are details on Thursday's debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan.

Rebuild America - Defeat Obama Draws Hundreds to Downtown Brighton

A caravan of campaign buses led a procession to Rochester for the Paul Ryan rally Monday night.

Thrill Fest Books - Zombies, Vampires and Witches

Library offers Halloween themed materials for all ages.

Patch Is Collecting Questions for Obama and Romney During the Next Presidential Debate

If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.