Sticking to their guns: On campus, neither side of the gun debate is budging
(01/21/16 3:38am)
Dave Haynes spent his Tuesday morning helping two men in their 20s purchase handguns.
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Marching to remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
(01/19/16 12:51am)
Students and community members celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by marching through the snow-covered campus of Central Michigan University to downtown Mount Pleasant for a candlelight vigil on the afternoon of Jan. 18.
This week in crime: Jan. 11-18
(01/19/16 12:58am)
An assault was reported around 1 a.m. Monday when a resident assistant, 24, in Carey Hall was spat on by an 18 year-old male student living in the residence hall. Lt. Cameron Wassman of the Central Michigan University Police Department said the incident was not preceded by any interaction between the two. The suspect was found to be intoxicated. The victim chose not to pursue charges and the incident was forwarded to the Office of Student Conduct.
SmartZone approved for tax capture extension
(01/15/16 6:21pm)
Tax capture in the SmartZone has been extended for an additional five years.
Snow and ice removal vital to preventing campus injuries
(01/17/16 7:14pm)
Snow and ice at Central Michigan University can provide winter fun, but also causes poor conditions for navigating campus.
One injured in Mission Street crash
(01/15/16 5:45pm)
A 19 year-old woman from Hancock was injured in an automobile accident Thursday evening on South Mission Street near McDonald’s.
New mayor emphasizes importance of voting
(01/21/16 1:10am)
Kathleen Ling believes the quality of local government depends on involvement from its citizens.
SAC Pool to undergo $2 million renovation
(01/15/16 11:17pm)
A $2 million renovation to the Student Activity Center pool might delay the Rose Pool closure past June 30, when it was scheduled to shut down.
Cost of college, political divide discussed in union address
(01/13/16 12:15pm)
President Barack Obama addressed Americans in his final State of the Union speech Tuesday night, when he said “the rancor and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better.”
Code enforcement polices trash, parking in student neighborhoods
(01/20/16 11:51pm)
If you live between Bellows and High Streets, it's difficult to avoid a code violation if there is trash on your lawn or your car is parked in the wrong place.
New city commissioners rethink old business
(01/12/16 8:37pm)
After being sworn in as new Mount Pleasant City Commissioners on Jan. 11, Allison Lents, who was appointed vice mayor, Nick Madaj and Lori Gillis went straight to work.
New city mayor, vice mayor appointed
(01/12/16 4:39am)
Only minutes after taking oath as one of three new Mount Pleasant city commissioners, Allison Lents was elected vice mayor.
Defendants appeal judge's decision to deny motion in Levitt case
(01/10/16 7:02pm)
Defendants in Todd Levitt's ongoing libel complaint are seeking an appeal of Isabella County Chief Judge Paul Chamberlain's order to deny summary disposition.
New Mount Pleasant law firm opens
(01/06/16 11:16pm)
A new law firm has opened on East Broadway Street.
Township asks for collaboration on Crawford Road safety
(01/10/16 10:27pm)
In order for lights and sidewalks to be installed on Crawford Road, several entities must collaborate.
Discrimination lawsuit against university to go to trial in October
(01/25/16 12:13am)
Sara Kubik has a message for women interested in applying for faculty positions at Central Michigan University: Don't.
Judge denies motions made by defense in Levitt libel suit
(01/06/16 2:13pm)
Todd Levitt is one step closer to getting his day in court in an ongoing libel complaint against The Morning Sun after Isabella County Chief Judge Paul Chamberlain made decisions on several motions filed by the local newspaper and other defendants.
Alumna places third in national photojournalism contest
(01/06/16 2:27pm)
A Central Michigan University photojournalist placed in the national Hurst Journalism Awards Program.
Party at Franklin Village results in 43 arrests
(12/19/15 6:02pm)
After three weeks of receiving calls pertaining to one apartment at Franklin Village, a party there resulted in the arrests of 43 people early Saturday morning.
City allocates funds for Washington/Bellows roundabout
(12/15/15 2:37am)
Though Mayor Jim Holton would rather "bob for french fries in a deep fryer" than discuss a roundabout being installed in the city, the Mount Pleasant City Commission approved the allocation of funding for a roundabout at Washington and Bellows streets.
