NUTCRACKER by Brighton's own Fountain Ballet

Celebrating their 30th Anniversary, this holiday classic returns December 5 & 6 at the Jane Tasch Performing Arts Theatre in Pinckney.

Cross Country Ski Outing at Huron Meadows Metropark

All ages and skill levels will enjoy cross-country skiing with local Sierra Club Crossroads Group members. (We will hike if no snow!)

Hike the Penosha Trail with Sierra Club Crossroads Group

A great hike for all ages right in our own backyard!

Retailers Struggle to Fill Holiday Jobs: Seasonal Openings in Brighton Area

With unemployment at lowest rate in 15 years, retailers are finding a tight hiring market. Here are some seasonal jobs from the Jobs Board.

When Does Daylight Saving Time End in Brighton?

The end of daylight saving time is also a good time to change your smoke alarm batteries.

Baker College architecture student receives scholarship

An Oxford native was awarded $1,000 scholarship from the Flint chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

ENTRY POINT ADVISOR NETWORK CO-FOUNDER JASNIK PARMAR INVITED INTO YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS COUNCIL

Exclusive organization includes founders, owners of AirBnB, Hootsuite and more

Spooky Species at The Creature Conservancy

Friday, October 23rd at 7:00pm, Saturday October 24th at 5:00pm and 7:00pm, Sunday October 25th at 3:00pm

Sheriff: Attorney Trying to 'Strong Arm' County in In-Custody Death of Inmate

Attorney said he offered to settle case for $25 million to $30 million before filing lawsuit.

Hurricane Joaquin Tampers with Michigan Football Schedule

Game is still on and will still be broadcast on the Big Ten Network, but earlier than planned due to Joaquin's looming threat in Maryland.

Man Enters Plea in Highway Indecent Exposure Case

After Bloomfield Township police released photo of suspect, several motorists in Livingston and Wayne counties reported similar encounters.

Creature Encounters - Kangaroo at The Creature Conservancy!

Saturdays October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and Sundays October 4, 11, 18, 25 from 1:00pm-5:00pm

Baker College of Flint photonics students receive $3,000 in scholarships

Mi-Light, an association serving Michigan’s photonics industry, provided the scholarships to help provide the workforce needed by industry.

Hurricane Joaquin Blows Away Michigan-Maryland Pregame Show

Officials say they’re keeping a close eye on the storm’s path, but Saturday’s Big Ten showdown is still on for now.

Zoo Officials Chirping with Excitement Over Breeding Program

The Detroit Zoo has been spending about $98,000 a year to acquire crickets, diet for amphibians and other animals.

The 'Amazon Tax' and Credit Card Chips: Your Questions Answered

Michigan State is undergoing two huge transformations in retail shopping starting Thursday. Be prepared.

Amazon and Lear Announce Move to Detroit

The two tech companies hope to establish the Motor City as a hub for tech jobs.

Michiganders Prominent on Forbes 400 List of Richest Americans

Magnates’ fortunes range from $7.9 billion to $2 billion.

Livingston Republicans Welcome Deneen Borelli to Annual Reagan Dinner. With Elder Levon Yuille.

Livingston County Republican Party REAGAN DAY DINNER - CRYSTAL GARDENS IN HOWELL with Deneen Borelli and Elder Levon R. Yuille

Scammers Find New Way to Steal Your Financial Information

Officials in Michigan discovered a dozen credit-card skimming devices from gas pumps across the state.

Michigan Democrats Call for $1B Tax Cut for Middle Class

A spokesman for House Speaker Kevin Cotter called the proposal a “ridiculous wish list.”

Girl Who Snagged Foul Ball Melts Boy's Heart: Watch

Young Detroit Tigers fan did a very nice thing after she caught a ball off Victor Martinez’s bat.

Metro Detroit Case Could Have Far-Reaching Effects on Workers' Social Media Use

The National Labor Relations Board said Quicken Loans’ employee handbook goes too far in restricting employees’ free speech.

Thin on the Outside Yet Unhealthy on the Inside: Dangers of Skinny Fat

Although you may be jealous of someone who can eat anything and not exercise, they may suffer from being skinny fat, and it's dangerous.

As Temperatures Drop Inactivity Levels Rise: Get Moving

Don't fall victim to the rise of inactivity as the weather starts to cool. Keep moving. Try this fun fitness challenge!

'Barney the Farm Dog' Connects Kids to Agriculture

The book, written by Mary Lynn Swiderski and her late husband, Vic, who had MS, supports Michigan Multiple Sclerosis Society.

5 Things You Need to Know About Rare Supermoon/Lunar Eclipse

There won’t be another supermoon combined with a lunar eclipse until 2033.

Shut Up (Literally, You're Too Loud): Michigan's Drunkest Cities

Several southeast Michigan cities made infotainment website’s list of the booziest places in the state.

Deer Alert: Here's Where You Stand the Greatest Chance of Hitting a Deer

Ten counties in Michigan, including several in the southeast part of the state, are the worst for vehicle-deer crashes.

More Than 50 Pounds of Cocaine Seized at Michigan, Canada Border

A truck driver has been jailed while trying to cross the Ambassador Bridge.

From Civil War To Michigan Wolverine To Citizen Of The United States

The starting wide receiver escaped war-torn Sierra Leone as a child.

Volkswagen Scandal: Macomb Man First to Sue Company in Michigan

He wants a new car, and he wants Volkswagen to pay for it.

Bill Seeks Ban on Ships Transporting Heavy Crude on Great Lakes

Michigan senators also seek review of hazardous pipelines and oil-spill response plans.

Snyder PAC to Back Like-Minded Candidates

Often described as a reluctant politician, Gov. Rick Snyder has formed a PAC to recruit “problem-solving” candidates.

Still Time to Enroll at Baker College of Flint

Enrollment is still open for fall quarter that begins Sept. 28

NHTSA Chief Tells Automakers Regulators 'Questioning Everything Now'

A spate of recalls and Volkswagen’s admission it cheated on emissions testing raise the bar for automakers.

Court Ruling Criticized for Effectively Handcuffing Reserve Officers

Prosecutor plans to appeal ruling. Failing that, law enforcement groups will seek changes in the law to give reserve officers authority.

'The Good Cop' Website Takes On 'The Internet Mob'

Michigan marketing group creates website and Facebook page celebrating positive interactions between cops and the public across the country.

Survey Shows MSU, U-M Co-eds Reluctant to Report Sexual Assaults

Nationally, the Association of American Universities Campus Climate Survey shows nearly one in four female students are raped.

Fall Color Outlook for Michigan: Be Patient

Michigan’s fantastic fall colors are delayed this year, but here’s where to go when Mother Nature gets out her paintbrush.