Jessica Mathews / news@whmi./com One of two Flint men charged in a Conway Township murder who was found guilty by a local jury will serve life behind bars. 28-year-old Aaron Aydelotte (top) and 25-year-old Marqwevell Cummings were charged in the shooting death of a man whose body and burned-out car was discovered in Conway Township. Aydelotte was sentenced as a 4th time habitual offender on July 2nd by Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Matthew McGivney. He received credit for 476 d

Jessica Mathews / news@whmi.com An old bridge in Iosco Township is now completely closed to all traffic. As of last Thursday, July 2nd, the Munsell Road bridge between Bull Run and Dutcher Roads has been closed. That’s per the Livingston County Road Commission. Replacement of the structure is anticipated in 2027. Back in September of 2023, the Munsell Road bridge, was restricted to a 2-ton weight limit. The Munsell Road bridge was originally built in 1937 and is located over the

Nik Rajkovic / news@whmi.com The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is providing additional recommendations to help prevent foodborne illness related to fresh produce. It comes as cyclosporiasis cases continue to rise, with the largest increase occurring in Southeast Michigan, including Livingston County. As of July 4, 2026, no specific produce grower/supplier, or specific produce type has been identified as the source of the outbreak, according to MDHHS. In Michigan, the numbe

The Livingston County Democratic Party in Michigan posted, and quickly deleted, an image featuring the numbers “8647,” a code widely understood as a call to assassinate President Donald Trump. The post Michigan Democrats Caught Posting ‘8647,’ Before Quickly Deleting Amid Backlash appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

By Matthew Hutchison / news@whmi.com The Livingston County Democratic Party removed a Facebook post Thursday that showed the numbers “8647,” a formulation that has drawn national controversy when used in connection with President Donald Trump. The AI-generated image showed the four living former presidents -- Joe Biden, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton -- standing in a row wearing shirts with the numbers 8, 6, 4 and 7. Trump was shown in the background wearing an orange

Matthew Hutchison / Dan Martin / Jessica Mathews / News@whmi.com A 23-year-old man was killed Wednesday afternoon in a workplace accident at a commercial construction site in Handy Township. The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office says deputies were dispatched at approximately 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 1st, to a construction site near Grand River Avenue and Nicholson Road for a report of an industrial accident. Sheriff Michael Murphy said preliminary investigation indicates employees we

Nik Rajkovic / news@whmi.com Livingston County Health Department is among those investigating an uptick in Cyclosporiasis cases in Southeast Michigan, according to the agency’s Facebook page. Cyclosporiasis is diarrheal illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanesis. U.S. outbreaks in recent years have occurred due to eating contaminated produce in the summer months. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says the state typically only identifies about 50 cases each yea

Nik Rajkovic / news@whmi.com Howell native Derek S. Tessier was named the 2025 Navy Reserve Sailor of the Year, one of the highest honors awarded to enlisted Sailors in the Navy Reserve. Intelligence Specialist 1st Class Tessier was selected from more than 12,000 eligible First Class Petty Officers, according to his mother, Livingston County Treasurer Jennifer Nash. He serves at the Office of Naval Intelligence Brooks Center for Maritime Engagement in Washington, D.C., which supports key inte

By Matthew Hutchison / news@whmi.com Livingston County Senior Assistant Prosecutor Kate Kerbrat has been named the 2026 National Traffic Safety Prosecutor of the Year. Livingston County Prosecutor Carolyn Henry announced Tuesday that Kerbrat received the national honor, which recognizes prosecutors who demonstrate leadership, dedication and skill in prosecuting serious traffic offenses. “Kate Kerbrat represents the very best of the legal profession,” Henry said, citing Kerbrat’

By Matthew Hutchison / news@whmi.com The Michigan State Police, along with the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office and other local and county police agencies across the state, will carry out focused speed-enforcement patrols in July as part of a statewide traffic safety campaign to get drivers to tap the brakes. “Speeding is one of the most preventable causes of deadly crashes,” Alicia Sledge, director of the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning, said in a press release. â