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Extreme heat watch issued for Livingston CountyA heat wave is set to hit southern Michigan soon, with dangerously high temperatures and heat indexes expected June 21-24.  At 2:51 a.m. June 20, the National Weather Service issued an extreme heat watch starting the afternoon of June 21 and running through the evening of June 24. In the release, NWS said there will be “dangerously hot conditions” with a heat index of 104 degrees possible.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Makayla Coffee

Extreme heat watch issued for Livingston CountyA heat wave is set to hit southern Michigan soon, with dangerously high temperatures and heat indexes expected June 21-24. At 2:51 a.m. June 20, the National Weather Service issued an extreme heat watch starting the afternoon of June 21 and running through the evening of June 24. In the release, NWS said there will be “dangerously hot conditions” with a heat index of 104 degrees possible.

1 week ago | livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee

"Livingston In Photos," a series shot by reporter Makayla Coffee, highlights the extra-ordinary happenings of your neighbors. BRIGHTON — Runners fill the streets of downtown Brighton every Tuesday, thanks to one local business. For this week's Livingston in Photos, I decided to take my camera and join them. Running Lab at 409 W. Main St. is not only known for selling a range of running shoes and apparel, but also for hosting group runs at 6 p.m. every Tuesday.

1 week ago | livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee

A busy portion of Grand River Avenue in Brighton will close for multiple weeks this summer as a lengthy, ongoing construction project continues. The full closure will impact Grand River Avenue between Nemco Way and Hilton Road, as construction crews rebuild the I-96 interchange to improve safety and traffic flow. The closure is tentatively scheduled to begin June 25, according to updates on the I-96 Brighton Project Page.

1 week ago | livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee

A local shop in Kensington Valley Outlets is moving online as it notices less foot traffic. Brideau's Apparel & Gifts shared on social media June 16 the business will move to an online-only format. The store doesn't yet have a closing date, according to the post. Ownership could not be immediately reached for additional comment June 17.