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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.
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.
It looked like a solution to road funding issues was close to being finally passed by a divided state legislature.
Olivia Manitowabi-McCullough never dreamed of earning a college degree while growing up on the Hannahville Indian Tribe reservation in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. These days Manitowabi, a family studies major, plans to return to the Potawatomi Native American community after graduation to encourage other tribal members to pursue their dreams.
Debate about Michigan's responsibility to fund Native American students' college tuition began before the 20th Century.
A 19-year error made by the state in assessing pension fund payments means Central Michigan University is receiving $32 million from the Michigan Office of Retirement Services.
Todd Levitt is a step closer to having his day in court after Isabella County Chief Judge Paul Chamberlain made a decision on several motions in an ongoing libel suit filed by the Mount Pleasant attorney.
When an officiant offered to marry them today at the Isabella County Clerk's office, Rickie McCullough and Debbie Pridgeon politely declined.
If there is trash on your lawn or a car parked somewhere it shouldn't be, you will be more likely to get a citation for it this fall after the city adds a code enforcement officer specifically for the student-populated neighborhoods between Bellows and High streets.
Mount Pleasant Police Department Chief and Division of Public Safety Director Glenn Feldhauser led a discussion on behavior in mostly student-populated neighborhood M-2 during the City Commission's work session Tuesday.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved several items at its meeting Tuesday.
Mount Pleasant Mayor Jim Holton is not a fan of roundabouts.
A study done by the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe showed there is still E. Coli present in the Chippewa River, presented by Water Quality Specialist Carey Pauquette at the May 11 City Commission meeting at City Hall.
Lisa Conine smokes marijuana everyday.
Proposal 1 for Safer Roads, which appears on the May 5 election ballot, will raise the state's sales tax from 6 percent to 7 percent.
House Speaker Kevin Cotter will ask Mount Pleasant city commissioners to support a May 5 ballot proposal that would help fix Michigan roads.
President Barack Obama announced an executive action that will offer greater consumer protections for students paying back academic debt.
Gov. Rick Snyder announced Wednesday the state will recognize more than 300 same-sex marriages that were performed on March 22, 2014.
Gov. Rick Snyder outlined his vision for a revitalized Michigan, focusing on government structured from the people’s point of view, or as he called it “The River of Opportunity.”
U.S. President Barack Obama focused heavily on domestic economics, Tuesday Jan. 20 during his annual State of the Union address, demanding congress to support the middle class.
