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Numerous items were stolen from multiple unlocked vehicles in Lexington Ridge and Deerfield Village apartment complexes between the late evening hours of Oct. 27 and the early morning hours of Oct. 28.
In order to make room for snow removal services, Mount Pleasant city government is reminding residents of overnight parking ordinances already in place.
Isabella County Animal Control is seeking the public's assistance for information pertaining to a stray pitbull who was found severely emaciated last week in Mount Pleasant.
A woman driving east bound on Beal City Road this morning suffered facial injuries after striking a horse that was standing in the road.
Non-profit organization, Clothing Inc., gives free clothing to anyone in Isabella County, including Central Michigan University students.
A Mobile Recreation program will start next summer, bringing recreation programs to rural communities around the Mount Pleasant area.
When library worker Erica Bednarski-Smith checked her Twitter feed Friday night, she didn't expect it to be full of death. As she watched as the number of deaths in Paris increased from six to more than 100 in less than an hour, she received the notification of a terrorist attack in Lebanon.
More than one person was taken to the hospital when a car accident was called in at 7:53 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12.
When Alana D'Ambrosio-Berry was sleeping Halloween night, she was awoken suddenly by screams of terror on Crawford Road.
A task force of students, city officials, law enforcement and Mount Pleasant residents assembled to answer one question: How can student behavior be addressed to improve their relationship with residents?
While campaigning for the Michigan House of Representatives in 2014, Democrat Bryan Mielke was disturbed by the amount of poverty he noticed in Mount Pleasant. Witnessing families struggling inspired him to run for state representative again in 2016.
Former Central Michigan University football player Brandon Greer will remain in the Isabella County Jail until his sentencing Dec. 7.
A proposed 30 percent increase in special assessment taxes has some Mount Pleasant business owners worried about the future of their shops and restaurants downtown.
Students walking to or from downtown will not have to make their treks in the dark much longer.
Visual and musical artist from the Central Michigan area gathered at Hunter’s Ale House on Saturday Nov. 7 for Music Harvest, a non-profit music and art festival, hosted by Tree Love Collective, to gather among friends and present their art.
Every time Abdul Alfawaz goes to a career fair on campus and sees a job he would be qualified to apply for, he’s disappointed by what’s standing in his way: he’s an international student. In order to work off campus, he’d have to be sponsored by the hiring company.
Zombies took over Main Street on Nov. 7 for a Zombie Run put on by students from COM 401: Capstone in Communication. The run's proceeds went to Area 7 Special Olympics.
Grocery lists grew an item or two longer for Walmart shoppers who wanted to support their troops on Veterans Day.
Former Central Michigan University football player Brandon Greer was arrested Friday and is lodged at the Isabella County Jail for violating the conditions of his bond and a prostitution charge.
As of 5 p.m. on Friday Nov. 13, there are 83 students on the waitlist for individual counseling sessions at the Counseling Center.
