Nik Rajkovic is a journalist based in Howell, Michigan, focusing on local news and events in the Howell area. His work has been featured in WHMI, iHeartRadio, and TALK 1230 WYTS. Nik covers a range of topics including weather updates, community events, law enforcement news, and consumer protection.
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Nik Rajkovic's articles primarily focus on local government and politics in Michigan, with an emphasis on crime, weather-related issues, charity events, and community scams.
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City working with township to split cost of flashing lights.
96 of 161 projects will have lane restrictions removed
The Michigan State Fair is underway in Novi. Livestock shows, rides, circus other activities run through Monday.
By: Nik Rajkovic
City of Brighton preparing for this weekend's 18th annual Smokin' Jazz & Barbecue Blues Festival.
The following statement was issued by MHOG Sewer and Water Utilities:
By: Nik Rajkovic
A flood warning remains in effect for the Huron River through Hamburg Township, something many residents have been dealing with since remnants of Hurricane Beryl dumped heavy rain two months ago.
Rules 2015 'trigger' law was only temporary.
The family’s realtor said the owners are moving on after 40 years. The property – including the Grist Mill and Historical Marker – is on the market for $700,000. It’s already attracted interest from those wanting to take over the cider mill to others possibly wanting to turn it into a wedding venue.
Brighton's 18th annual Smokin'Jazz and Barbecue Festival kicks off Friday evening with the Sean Dobbins Quintet, The Brothers Groove, Brett Lucas Band and Thornetta Davis.
County Exec: We made a fair and generous offer.
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