Drug raid results in three arrests for heroin
(11/23/13 12:38am)
Undercover narcotics investigators raided a Mount Pleasant home Thursday on an investigation of heroin sales.
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Students unnerved by Merrill sexual assault incident, encouraged to remain aware
(11/01/13 11:00am)
In the wake of Sunday's sexual assault in Merrill Hall, student residents remained firm in the safety of the campus and vigilance of the community.
No contest plea entered for John Meixner
(10/28/13 11:00am)
Central Michigan University philosophy professor John Meixner entered a plea of no contest this month for a disturbing the peace charge at the Mecosta County Agricultural Free Fair in July.
CMU police investigating several larcenies in music building
(03/31/13 8:10pm)
The Central Michigan University Police Department is investigating a series of larcenies that have taken place at the Music Building over the past several months.
With more than 500 surveillance cameras already on campus, more could be on the way
(02/20/13 12:00pm)
Central Michigan University has 546 cameras installed campus-wide and plans to add more as new buildings open.
No burglaries over winter break, CMU police say
(01/13/13 1:44pm)
Police departments expect more burglaries while students are out of town on winter break.
While several Michigan university police departments are now using Tasers, CMU says it's not on board
(01/09/13 1:30pm)
Many college and university police departments throughout the state now carry tasers to ensure safety on campus.
Police officials offer Halloween safety tips
(10/30/12 5:45pm)
Local police departments are working to keep the community safe tonight as Halloween festivities take place.
CMU Board of Trustees has 'hands off approach' with CMU PD law enforcement
(10/15/12 12:00pm)
The Central Michigan University Police Department has more than law enforcement to worry about.
Safe Rides, sporting new vans, extend schedules
(09/13/12 10:44pm)
A sober ride for college students afraid to walk alone through campus is the motto Safe Rides touts, and they’re not afraid to kick those out who don't comply.
CMU police begin adding new decals to vehicle fleet
(04/17/12 9:23pm)
The Central Michigan University Police Department is in the process of giving its patrol cars a new look.
BRIEF: Mount Pleasant Police deal with various complaints on St. Patrick's Day
(03/19/12 3:13pm)
Mount Pleasant police responded to a number of complaints on Saturday through calls for service, giving citations or arresting individuals.
Michigan may see 1,000 police officer increase in the future
(01/31/12 11:40pm)
Michigan may see 1,000 more cops on and off the streets.
UPDATED: Former CMU Police officer Jeffrey Card pleads guilty to charge of misconduct
(01/23/12 7:16pm)
Former Central Michigan University Police officer Jeffrey Card pleaded guilty Monday morning to misconduct in Isabella County Trial Court.
Student works with CMU Police to enforce bicycle safety on campus
(10/21/11 3:00pm)
Cyclists on campus may find themselves being pulled over and ticketed for violating bike laws in the near future.
Mount Pleasant Police Department prepares for increased crime rates over Welcome Weekend
(08/17/11 4:30pm)
Although Central Michigan University students are not solely responsible for the crime rate in Mount Pleasant, they do play a significant role, said Isabella County Sheriff Department Undersheriff John Tellis.
Fake IDs still a concern for local businesses whether fake or 'borrowed'
(04/27/11 10:00am)
College is a time infamous for heavy consumption of alcohol, but many students hit campus long before their 21st birthdays.
UPDATE: Search continues for unarmed burglary suspect; identified by police
(01/23/11 8:08pm)
MPPD Sgt. Dan Gaffka said Richard Chamberlain is suspected of entering the woman’s residence at 615 1/2 E. High St. Saturday at 12:47 p.m. Chamberlain is believed to be an Alma resident but also has an address listed in the Detroit area, Gaffka said.
UPDATED: Broken windows reported at Events Center site; incident shouldn’t interfere with opening
(11/17/10 3:10am)
This weekend’s vandalism of the Events Center construction site should not affect the structure’s opening Dec. 1.
Bellows back-in parking lots enforced with $25 tickets as of today
(09/13/10 10:30am)
Cars pulling into the new back-in parking spots on Bellows Street could find a ticket on their windshield starting today.
