Dog Central waits for approval to serve beer
(01/28/16 2:26am)
Dog Central is one step closer to serving beer, but the timeline is uncertain.
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City officials discuss non-motorized transportation plan
(01/26/16 5:27am)
Authors of Mount Pleasant’s new zoning ordinance plan to work the redevelopment of Mission and Pickard streets from its current auto-centric form to a mixed-use, multi-modal form.
Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
(01/26/16 4:26am)
A 41-year-old Detroit man was arrested after police found cocaine, marijuana and amphetamines in his possession.
This week in crime: Jan. 19-25
(01/25/16 7:44pm)
Central Michigan University Police arrived at Emmons Hall on Saturday night after staff called about a potentially suicidal student.
Registration to vote in March primaries ends Feb. 8
(02/01/16 12:19am)
With the Michigan presidential primary fast approaching, students of voting age are running out of time to register.
REBUILDING FLINT AS THE WORLD WATCHES: A four-part series
(01/26/16 6:34pm)
FLINT — As soon as his hometown began using the Flint River as a temporary water source, senior James Horne Jr. and his family stopped using water from the tap.
UPDATED: Lansing man arraigned after firing a gun at police
(01/24/16 8:45pm)
A 44-year-old Lansing man was arraigned Jan. 25 in Isabella County Court on charges of assault with intent to murder after firing a gun at a police officer while fleeing.
Lawsuit filed against former St. Mary's priest
(02/08/16 11:31pm)
For nearly two years, St. Mary's University Parish Priest Denis Heames asked a Central Michigan University student to keep his sexual relationship with her a secret, according to a lawsuit filed in Isabella County's 21st Circuit Court.
FOIA exemptions play role in Flint water crisis
(01/25/16 12:13am)
Facing pressure from citizens calling for his resignation because of his office’s role in the Flint water crisis, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder released his e-mails from 2014-15 regarding his involvement.
Let them be seen: Former CM Life editor humanizes Flint water crisis
(01/24/16 12:55am)
Since the news broke that drinking water in Flint had been contaminated with lead, powerful images have framed the nation's understanding of the crisis — images that have been primarily shot through Jake May's lens.
Asphalt plant destroyed by fire Saturday morning
(01/23/16 4:33pm)
Mount Pleasant Fire Fighters were dispatched to a structure fire at Central Concrete Products at 900 South Bradley Street Saturday at 7:46 a.m.
Black Lives Matter action teams discuss goals for addressing racism in Mount Pleasant
(01/22/16 4:17am)
Actions teams shared their plans and goals for addressing racism on campus and in the community during a Community Action for Black Lives Matter forum on Thursday at Central Michigan University.
Flint water crisis could damage Republican party among student voters
(01/25/16 12:11am)
When citizens lose trust in their government, political science professor James Hill said one of two things usually happens: They become more politically active or decline to participate in government at all.
As support for Flint grows, students ask: Where have you been?
(01/25/16 1:42am)
FLINT — As soon as his hometown began using the Flint River as a temporary water source, senior James Horne Jr. and his family stopped using water from the tap.
Group hopes to restore sexual assault services
(01/28/16 11:53am)
The ability to get a rape kit administered from a properly-trained nurse might soon be a resource available for survivors of sexual assault in Mount Pleasant.
Student political groups react to lack of higher education in State of the State address
(01/20/16 5:00am)
LANSING — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder lauded the recent boom in Detroit, crediting a solid educational base as the main cause of the Motor City's recent ascension from bankruptcy.
UPDATED: Snyder apologizes for Flint crisis, releases emails
(01/20/16 12:55am)
LANSING — Several hundred protestors advocating for the city of Flint surrounded the Capitol Building in the hours before Gov. Rick Snyder’s sixth State of the State Address, chanting “Snyder Must Go,” and “Justice for Flint” in 20 degree temperatures. The protestors crowded entrance ways into the Capitol and could be heard from inside the House Chambers, according to representatives who tweeted during the speech.
What the national media are saying about Gov. Rick Snyder's State of the State Address
(01/20/16 4:43pm)
LANSING — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder announced he will release all of his e-mails regarding the Flint water crisis and introduced a plan to help the city deal with the disaster.
Students keep busy during winter with community, university led activities
(01/22/16 5:52pm)
Winter can often be the time of year that people dread the most, whether it’s because of the cold or because there is usually not as much to do. However, the city of Mount Pleasant is trying to make winter a more fun time for everyone.
5 things to look for during Gov. Snyder's State of the State address
(01/19/16 3:49pm)
Last year, Gov. Rick Snyder pledged to help struggling residents re-enter what he called the “river of opportunity,” but his 2016 State of the State address comes on the heels of nationwide outrage over lead contamination in drinking water drawn from the Flint River.
