Livingston County, MI

A woman who posed as a board-certified therapist at a Livingston County therapy center for years wasn't certified and was not licensed to practice in Michigan, prosecutors said Wednesday. Kimberly Casey Coden-Diskin, 34, was arraigned in Livingston County's 53rd District Court on 16 felony counts of unauthorized practice of a...

LIVINGSTON COUNTY, Mich. – A woman accused of posing as a board-certified therapist at the Oxford Recovery Center in Brighton has been arraigned on felony charges. Kimberly Casey Coden-Diskin, 34, was arraigned in Livingston County on sixteen counts of unauthorized practice of a health profession and two counts of identity theft.

A woman who was accused of posing as a board-certified therapist at the Oxford Recovery Center in Brighton has been arraigned.

Across Livingston County, students from Hartland Consolidated Schools and Howell Public Schools headed back to school on Wednesday. With the 2022-23 school year kicking off, it's no secret that schools across the county are dealing with shortages from school bus drivers to supplies. In preparation for the upcoming school year, local Brighton businesses are helping out teachers by asking them for their Amazon classroom wish lists in order to buy some supplies to help out teachers.

I was born in Detroit but grew up in Howell, Michigan which is located in Livingston County. I remember as a kid hearing about a town not that far away called Hell, Michigan. I always wondered how did Hell, Michigan get its unique name, and recently I stumbled upon some theories of how the name came about.

A Howell-based nonprofit seized an opportunity to turn a rundown motel into affordable housing for hard-pressed residents. Community Catalysts Development Co. recently purchased the western portion of the former Crest Motel at 4495 W. Grand River Avenue, about three miles west of downtown in Howell Township. Construction crews have begun...

Livingston County Catholic Charities and the nonprofit's landlord have refiled a lawsuit against Holland-based PADNOS Iron and Metal Company over a shredder for automobiles and scrap metal. The city of Howell approved a special use permit in September 2019 for the shredder capable of processing about 80 cars per hour...

Livingston County residents and others are being reminded to take proper precautions to prevent mosquito bites following the first case of the West Nile Virus in the state this year. The state says the West Nile Virus (WNV) was detected in a blood donation from a resident of Oakland County....

A road closure will impact motorists in a portion of Handy Township starting today. Fowlerville Road will be completely closed to thru-traffic between 5160 Fowlerville Road and Majestic Boulevard. The Livingston County Road Commission advises that the closure is needed to replace a drain culvert under Fowlerville Road. The work...

It appears that Howell High School grad Mike Rogers — who represented Livingston County as part of the 8th Congressional District for 14 years — may be considering a run for the highest office in the land. According to a column by Nolan Finley in today’s Detroit News, Rogers is strolling the Iowa fairgrounds this week. “This is his third trip to Iowa this summer,” Finley wrote. “From there he’ll make a second visit to South Carolina, another early voting state. And in October he’s scheduled to be in New Hampshire, which holds the first true primary. Together, those states.

I was born in Detroit but grew up in Howell, Michigan which is located in Livingston County. I remember as a kid hearing about a town not that far away called Hell, Michigan. I always wondered how did Hell, Michigan get its unique name, and recently I stumbled upon some theories of how the name came about.

So-called “Ultra MAGA” candidates, alt-conservative Republicans who have adopted an “America First” isolationist philosophy, swept GOP county conventions across Michigan on Thursday night in the runup to the Michigan Republican Party convention on Aug. 27 in Lansing. In Macomb and Hillsdale counties, personality conflicts and ideological...

People and pets no longer need to avoid contact with Huron River water, says the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The agency recommended that people and pets avoid contact with the Huron River water between North Wixom Road in Oakland County and Kensington Road in Livingston County, including Norton Creek (downstream of the Wixom Wastewater Treatment Plant), Hubbell Pond (aka Mill Pond) in Milford and Kent Lake in Oakland and Livingston counties. It lifted that recommendation “based on testing results we have received over the past week,” Elizabeth Hertel, MDHHS director, said in an August 12 press release.