What a year! Here are the most-read stories of 2024

December 27, 2024
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It’s been another huge year for The Livingston Post. You’ve read nearly a million pages this year, and today we are taking stock of our most-read stories of 2024.

We weeded out the routine crime and accident stories — which always do well, but are universal to all communities — to come up with the most-read stories pertaining to Livingston County.

Here are the 24 most-read stories on The Livingston Post in 2024:


No. 24

Longtime basketball coach Lee Piepho dies at 77


No. 23

LAW & DISORDER: Commissioners, courts go head-to-head in legal battle over funding


No. 22

While President Joe Biden is the only sitting U.S. president to ever visit Livingston County, President-Elect Donald Trump joined the list of Livingston County’s political powerhouse visitors when he held a campaign event here this summer.

National political elite making campaign stops in Livingston County have included Arizona Sen. John McCain, Texas Gov. George W. Bush, Kansas Sen. Bob Dole. The county also saw visits from Marilyn Quayle, Laura Bush, former Barbara Bush, and Maureen Reagan.

Stories about Trump’s visit rank No. 22, No. 18, and No. 16 on our list of most-read this year.

Low-energy Trump whines his way through event in county building


No. 21

Yes, that really was the greatest game in Howell football history


No. 20

The Livingston Post received a thank you note from Nick Fiani, who credited this story with getting him re-elected to the Livingston County Board of Commissioners. Who knows? Maybe Fiani is right as he won his seat with the slimmest percentage — 57.46% — of all the commissioners.

Dems say Fiani yelled at them after candidate forum, told them they don’t deserve to live here


No. 19

This wasn’t the first time the hosts of the popular “Under the Radar Michigan” show spent time in Brighton. The two did a book signing at Two Dandelions Book Store in downtown Brighton in 2022.

“Under the Radar Michigan” filming in Brighton this summer


No. 18

Trump plans stop in Howell on Tuesday


No. 17

We’re not sure Maria Stuart has recovered yet.

Say it ain’t so: Uptown Coffeehouse in downtown Howell’s closing


No. 16

Controversy over Trump visit spurs sheriff’s resignation from LACASA board


No. 15

Inge joining baseball coaching staff at Brighton High School


No. 14

Iconic Brighton restaurant closing


No. 13

Community mourning loss of Carol Sue Reader


No. 12

Man shoots self in buttocks at Legacy Sports Center


No. 11

“Love Is Blind”: Two BHS grads look for love on reality show


No. 10

In addition to being one of the most-read on The Livingston Post, this story was also the most-shared on social media this year.

Schafer’s House of Music is closing


No. 9

Signs alert Kensington visitors about alligator sighting


No. 8

Ten People You Didn’t Know Went to the University of Michigan


No. 7

Livingston County could be getting its first Chick-fil-A restaurant


No. 6

Yes, chef! Howell man nominated for prestigious James Beard award


No. 5

Officials decry Saturday’s demonstrators in Howell


No. 4

In Howell, a KKK Grand Dragon’s legacy overshadows progress


No. 3

Deputy sustains minor injuries, three arrested during Shaq’s appearance at Hartland Big Chicken


No. 2

White supremacists demonstrate Saturday at Brighton Mill Pond


No. 1

And the most-read story on The Livingston Post in 2024 was:

2|42 Church fires worship director after hidden camera found in bathroom

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