No Charges Filed Against Hartland Student, Hamburg Resident to Challenge Rogers for House Seat

Here is a list of the top five most interesting stories that happened around Brighton this week.

1. Hartland Patch reported that there will be no charges filed against the 18-year-old Hartland High School student whose texts to some of his fellow students were perceived as threatening, caused a social media panic and the school to close. 

2. Michigan State University football players William Gholston and Lawrence Thomas were shaken, but OK after suffering minor injuries in a rollover accident on eastbound I-96 at Spencer Road, according to a statement from the MSU Athletics Department.

3. Michigan Patch sites launched their Mother's Day Contest this week. Just upload a photo of your mom - or grandma, foster mom, mother-in-law - and tell us in the caption of the photo why the mom in your life rocks. The winner will get dinner at in White Lake – the – or a $50 gift card at in Royal Oak that we're giving away to moms who touch the lives of readers in our 29 Michigan Patch communities.

4. Hamburg Township Republican Dale Rogers, also a Novi High School teacher, will challenge Rep. Bill Rogers (R-Brighton) on the Aug. 7 primary ballot for the House's 42nd District, Livingston Daily reports.

5. Former Linden Cop and Fenton resident Wade Dilley faces up to 75 years in prison for alleged criminal sexual conduct with underage girl, according to the .