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• Chippewas' Title Hopes Come up Short in 3-1 Loss to Kent
• Chippewas Finish Competition at NCAA East Prelims
• Dodridge Rolls Miami, 7-0, to Send CMU into Finals
• Adams' Bomb Forces Second Semifinal versus Miami
• Freese Receives Four-Year Extension Through 2015
• Theunissen's Walk-Off Home Run Sends CMU into Semifinals
• McCullough Qualifies for the NCAA Championships
• Kulidzan Qualifies for Nationals and Sets School Record
• In-State Additions Continue with Country Day's Fowler
• Chippewas Survive and Advance with 4-3 Win over Toledo
• Weston honored with state's Distinguished Leadership Award
• Chippewas' Rally Comes Up Short in 4-3 Loss to Eastern
• Chippewas Set to Compete at NCAA Championship Prelims
• Detroit Native Buckley Joins 2012-13 Roster
• Four Chippewas Earn All-MAC Honors
• Follow the No. 3 Seed Chippewas Through the MAC Tournament
• Sean Renzi Named MAC West Pitcher of the Week
• CMU Clinches Series, No. 3 Seed with 3-2 Win Over Western
• Western Michigan Evens Series with 5-3 Win
• CMU Finishes Second in Jacoby Trophy Standings
• Six Chippewas Named Preseason All-MAC by Phil Steele
• CMU Keeps Division Title Hopes Alive with 11-2 Win
• Eight Qualify for Regionals in Nine Events
• Tee Time is Quickly Approaching
• Series Notes: CMU Closes Regular Season vs. Rival Broncos
• MSU Claims Second Annual Clash at Comerica, 5-2
• Hall, Enns Sweep Weekly MAC West Honors
• Former SEMO Assistant Fills Out Davis' First Staff
• CMU Ready for Second Clash at Comerica vs. Michigan State
• Enns and Chippewas Finish Sweep of Ball State, 7-0
• Women Finish 9th at MAC Championships
• Men 3rd at MAC Championships With Three Winners Saturday
• CMU Clobbers 20 Hits to Defeat Ball State, 15-4
• RedHawks Silence CMU Offense as Season Ends
• Chippewas Solid in Day Two of MAC Championships
• Chippewas in Position for Strong Final Day at MAC Meet
• Chippewas Hold On for 6-5 Win Over Ball State
• CMU Tops WMU, 2-0, to Advance to MAC Championship Game
• CAF membership drive
• Coldren's Home Run Puts CMU Past Miami, 1-0
• Kulidzan Breaks Javelin Record in Day One of MAC Meet
• McCullough Wins Hammer Throw Title, Crushes School Record
• Series Notes: Homestand Continues versus Ball State
• Chippewas' Roster Additions Continue with Illinois Wing
• Deromedi Elected to Mid-American Conference Hall of Fame
• Chippewas Squeeze By Falcons, 2-1
• CMU Sweeps Doubleheader Versus Seattle
• Coldren Breaks Single-Season Record as CMU Advances
• CMU Wrestling Ranks No. 22 Nationally in Team GPA
• MAC Championships Preview: Multi-Events and Jumps
• Coldren, Dornbos and DeLamielleure Earn MAC Honors
• Chippewas to Host Seattle for Wednesday Doubleheader
• MAC Championships Preview: Sprinters and Hurdlers
• Season Review: 2012 Special for CMU Gymnastics
• Limited Number of MSU Tickets on Sale May 9
• Enns Named MAC West Co-Pitcher of the Week
• Chippewas are Sixth Seed, Seek 10th Tournament Title
• Enns' Complete-Game Shutout Caps Sweep of Huskies, 7-0
• Chippewas End Regular Season On a High Note
• Tough Defense Leads CMU to a 5-1 Win Over EMU
• Rooney Hits First Career Home Run in 3-1 Win at NIU
• Celebrating the Track and Field Senior Leaders
• Chippewas Impressive at U of M and Indiana
• Cooper's Arm, Dean's Bat Give CMU 11-2 Win at NIU
• Forty-nine Student Athletes Earn Degrees
• Life Is All About Opportunities
• MAC Championships Preview: Throwers Will Be Key
• CMU Hosts Final Games of the Regular Season
• Series Notes: Road Trip Continues at Northern Illinois
• Three Chippewas Named to NFF Hampshire Honor Society
• Clash at Comerica Set for Tuesday, May 15
• Four Gymnasts Named to Academic All-MAC Squad
• Dornbos Named MAC West Pitcher of the Week
• Veteran Point Guard Randall to Transfer from UNC-Greensboro
• Guevara Adds Harmon to Coaching Staff
• MAC Announces Four-Year Extension with GoDaddy.com Bowl
• Pat MacKenzie Named MAC West Player of the Week
• Chippewas Sweep Doubleheader to Take Series at Akron
• Hansen Hits Walk-Off Against Akron
• Chippewas Strong at Lyle Bennett Open Home Meet
• Sundberg Pitches CMU Past Akron, 6-1
• Rain Postpones Game Two; Doubleheader Set for Sunday
• Dornbos Leads Chippewas to Split With Bobcats
• Chippewas Shut Out at Akron, 7-0
• Pregame Reception Scheduled for Second Clash at Comerica
• Track and Field to Host Lyle Bennett Open Saturday
• Distance Runners Shine at 118th Annual Penn Relays
• Davis Inks Ypsilanti Point Guard as First Recruit
• Guevara Signs New Five-Year Contract
• Ohio, Akron Visit CMU For Pair of Weekend Games
• Series Notes: CMU on the Road for Key Series at Akron
• Coldren Breaks RBI Record in Chippewas' Loss
• MacKenzie's Career-High Four RBI Aid CMU to 9-4 Win
• Season Review: CMU Posts Another Championship Season
• Midweek Notes: CMU on the Road at Notre Dame
• CMU and IPFW Meet For First Time on Wednesday
• Trice Finishes Fourth at U.S. Olympic Trials
• Cooper Earns Third MAC West Pitcher of the Week Honor
• Reid Rooney Recognized for Volunteer Efforts
• Chippewas Fall in Rubber Match versus Kent State, 6-4
• Student Ticket Distribution Scheduled for MSU Game
• Ball State Escapes with 9-6 Win over CMU
• Chippewas Excel Around the Country
• Kent State's Two-Out Hits Drop Chippewas, 6-3
• Grand Slam Lifts Cardinals Past Chippewas, 4-0
• Cooper Strikes Out Career-High 13 in Complete-Game Win
• Gilson Leads Chippewas to Doubleheader Split
• Wodrich Joins Women's Basketball Staff
• Academic Achievement Celebrated at Annual Banquet
• Track and Field at Mt. SAC, Indiana and Grand Valley
• Series Notes: CMU Hosts Defending Champ Kent State
• Chippewas Fall to Michigan State, 11-1
• Davis Hires First Two Assistants
• Randolph Welcomes New Recruits to CMU Track and Field
• Three Players Released from CMU Football Program
• Jaksa Adds Four to 2012 Recruiting Class
• CMU Bats Come Alive in 15-4 Victory over Oakland
• Big Inning Pushes Wolverines Past Chippewas
• Eight from Indoor Track and Field Named Academic All-MAC
• CMU Hosts Michigan Tuesday at Margo Jonker Stadium
• Chippewas Open Five-Game Homestand vs. Oakland, MSU
• Bennett Named Wrestling's Sherwood Award Winner
• CMU Falls on Two-Run Walk-Off Home Run by Eagles, 8-7
• Chippewas Escape With 3-2 Win at BGSU
• Baxter Leads CMU at WKU; Walworth Strong at Northwood
• Dean's Three-Run Homer Gives CMU Win at Eastern, 8-6
• Two-Run Home Run Lifts Falcons Past Chippewas
• Maroon Defeats Gold in Annual Spring Game, 49-48
• Key Mistakes Cost Chippewas at Eastern MIchigan, 4-0
• Players Recognized at Postseason Banquet
• Chippewas Split With Rockets
• Track and Field to Compete at Western Kentucky, Northwood
• Chippewas Set for 2012 Spring Football Game
• Pick-A-Seat Event to be Held at Spring Game
• Series Notes: Chippewas Take on First-Place Eagles
• Chippewas Draft Teams for 2012 Spring Game
• Chippewas Drop Midweek Contest at Oakland, 11-8
• Chippewas Resume MAC Action in Ohio This Weekend
• CMU Announces Homecoming Date, Football Schedule Change
• Harman Headlines CMU Kicking Game
• Chippewas Sweep Golden Grizzlies
• Chippewas Host Grizzlies In Mid-Week Action
• Chippewas Tune-Up at Spartan Invitational
• Chippewas Fall to Toledo in Series Finale, 10-9
• Huskies Steal One From the Chippewas
• Chippewas' Season Ends at NCAA Regional with a 194.150
• Chippewas Clinch Series with 7-3 Victory over Rockets
• Huskies Shut Down Chippewas
• Anderson Breaks 10,000m Run School Record at Stanford
• Chippewas Sweep Broncos in Thrilling MAC Home Opener
• Adams' Two Home Runs Power CMU Past Toledo, 7-2
• The 2012 Chip Challenge makes the turn
• Chippewas Hold Final Scrimmage Prior to Spring Game
• Series Notes: CMU Hosts Toledo for MAC West Showdown
• Softball Hosts Busy Weekend of MAC Games
• Chippewas Ready for Fourth-Straight NCAA Regional
• Jock Rock Raises over $1,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Chippewas Fall on the Road at Michigan, 7-3
• Spartans Spoil Chippewas' Home Opener
• Keno Davis Introduced As Central Michigan Head Coach
• Addae Thrives in Leadership Role for CMU Defense
• Midweek Notes: Chippewas Travel to Michigan Wednesday
• Tuesday Press Conference Scheduled
• CMU Faces MSU in Home Opener
• CMU Student-Athletes Celebrate March is Reading Month
• Cooper Earns Second-Straight MAC West Pitcher of the Week
• Chippewas Drop 15-Inning Affair at Bowling Green, 5-4
• Weather Cancels Chippewas' Matchup with Bulls
• Men Finish 1st, Women 3rd at Toledo Collegiate Challenge
• Chippewas Complete Third Week of Spring Camp
• Chippewas' Offense Heats up at Buffalo in 7-0 Win
• Errors Costly as Bowling Green Evens Series with 12-8 Win
• Cooper’s Complete-Game Shutout Downs BGSU, 4-0
• Kent State Sweeps CMU in MAC Opener
• CMU Enters Toledo Collegiate Challenge with Momentum
• Borrelli, Bennett Claim MAC Awards
• Expectations High for Senior-Laden Offensive Line
• Series Notes: MAC Play Continues at Bowling Green
• CMU Announces 2012 Football Schedule
• Corby, Mattingly Named to Academic All-MAC Team
• Chippewas Fall to MSU on Walk-Off Sac Fly, 6-5
• Chippewas Open MAC Play at Kent State
• Jock Rock Returns to Plachta Auditorium Sunday
• McCullough Earns 2nd MAC Field Athlete of the Week Honor
• SAAC Hosts 4th Annual Chippewas Connections Conference
• Veteran Receiving Corps Primed for 2012
• Youth Leads Chippewas by Titans
• CMU Volleyball Honored at State Capitol
• Midweek Notes: CMU to Play First of Three versus MSU
• Gymnastics Heading to NCAA Regionals in Seattle
• Cooper, Russell Sweep Weekly MAC West Honors
• Softball Heads to Detroit
• Hall of Fame Coach Retires From Women's Basketball
• Theunissen Walk-Off Gives CMU Comeback Victory, 14-13
• CMU Wraps Up Second Week of Spring Practice
• Three-Peat: Chippewas Score 195.675 to Claim MAC Title
• Buffalo Evens Series with 11-10 Win Over Chippewas
• Rose Leads Chippewas in Day Two at the LSU Relays
• McCullough Breaks Hammer Throw School Record at LSU
• Cooper Strikes Out 10 as CMU Downs Buffalo, 7-2
• CMU Football Adds Nathan Ricketts to Recruiting Class
• Kater Embarks on First Spring Camp as a Chippewa
• Chippewas Seek Third-Straight MAC Championships Title
• Series Notes: CMU Opens MAC Play at Home versus Buffalo
• Second Annual 'Clash at Comerica' Fast Approaching
• Track and Field to Face Stiff Competition at LSU Relays
• Season Preview: Lohner Returns to Boost Women's Track
• Season Preview: Men's Track Loaded With Experience
• Rison Returns to Mentor Chippewas' Receivers
• Chippewas Hold On for 4-3 Win Over Northwood
• Jordan Dean Named MAC West Player of the Week
• Midweek Notes: CMU Hosts Northwood at Theunissen Stadium
• Four-Peat: CMU Claims Another “Pack the House” Award
• Chippewas Lose Wild One to Tennessee Tech, 14-13
• CMU Posts Six Runs Again in the Sixth to Win 9-0
• Tennessee Tech Homers Past Chippewas, 7-4
• Chippewas Clinch MAC Title with Season-High 195.525
• Six Runs in the Sixth Allow CMU to Top MSU
• Bennett Places Sixth at NCAA Championships
• Bennett Secures Third Straight All-America Honor
• Dornbos Pitches Another Shutout
• Wrozek Rips 7 RBI as CMU Wins, 12-11, in 10 Innings
• Two Chippewas Remain in Contention at NCAA Championships
• Bennett Moves on to Quarterfinals at NCAA Championships
• Chippewas Fall in Final Seconds to Redbirds, 69-68
• Optimism High for CMU Offense in 2012
• CMU Advances Three in First Round at NCAAs
• Series Notes: CMU Visits Tennessee Tech for Three Games
• Chippewas Host Broncos with MAC Title on the Line
• Secure your seats before it's too late!
• Chippewas Bounce Back with 15-7 Win Over Davenport
• Chippewas Hold Final Preparations for NCAA Championships
• CMU Takes Five-Game Winning Streak to Indiana
• Heeke Announces Change in Men's Basketball Leadership
• Specials Available Saturday for Central vs. Western Meet
• Chippewas Open Spring Practice at Kelly/Shorts Stadium
• Madonna Spoils Chippewas' Home Opener, 6-3
• Follow the Chippewas' Home Opener vs. Madonna
• Teubner Named MAC Co-Gymnast of the Week
• Chippewas to Face Illinois State Again in WNIT
• Football Program Hosts Annual Pro Day
• Midweek Notes: CMU Home versus Madonna, Davenport
• Chippewas Struggle on Beam, Place Third in Quad Meet
• CMU Finishes the Weekend 5-0
• Jaksa Earns Win 300 as Chippewas Split Twin-Bill
• Mays Finishes 10th in Weight Throw at NCAA Meet
• Chippewas' Offense Explodes in Pair of Wins
• Chippewas Stunned in Last Second by EMU, 72-71
• Rainbows’ Arakawa Shuts Down Chippewas, 5-1
• Chippewas Score Season-High 195.300, Finish Second
• Chippewas’ Offense Awakens
• Follow the Chippewas in the MAC Tournament Championship
• Chippewas Continue Run, Defeat No. 1 BGSU, 69-66
• CMU Advances to Semifinals with 78-64 Win Over Miami
• It's Chippewa Challenge Time Again
• Chippewas Take Game One of Series at Hawaii, 6-5
• Second-Round Comeback Falls Short in Cleveland
• CMU Offense Cold Against No. 25 USF
• Brackets Released for NCAA Wrestling Championships
• Chippewas Head West for Two Meets over Spring Break
• CAF Plans NCAA Wrestling Championships Gathering
• Series Notes: Aloha! Chippewas Travel to Hawaii
• Game Notes: CMU Faces Toledo in Second Round
• Olive Named MAC Sixth Player of the Year
• Chippewas Upset Falcons, 54-53
• Field Hockey Earns Fourth-Highest GPA in Division I
• CMU Faces Another Ranked Opponent
• Chippewas to Meet Bobcats at The Q
• Chippewas Shut Down Pirates
• CMU Wins 11th Straight MAC Championships Title
• CMU Wins 11th Straight MAC Championships Title
• CMU Holds Off McNeese State, 7-4, for Weekend Split
• Game Notes: CMU Opens MAC Tournament at BGSU
• MAC Championships Update: Five Chippewas Move on to Finals
• Brackets Released for MAC Wrestling Championships
• MAC Men's Basketball Tournament Bracket Finalized
• Cowboys Slip Past Chippewas, 3-2
• CMU Bats Quiet in 8-1 Loss to Southeastern Louisiana
• Merchant’s Hitting Streak Now at Eight
• CMU Advances to Cleveland with 86-62 Win Over BSU
• Chippewas Take Michigan MAC Trophy from Broncos
• Chippewas Get Comeback Win Over SE Louisiana, 7-6
• Chippewas Capture First Win Behind Arm of Dornbos
• Game Notes: Michigan MAC Trophy on the Line Friday
• 2012 Field Hockey Schedule Announced
• Chippewas to Spend Spring Break in Florida
• MAC Tournament Begins in McGuirk Saturday
• Series Notes: Four Games on Tap vs. SELA, McNeese State
• CMU Set for Another Defense of MAC Championships Title
• Poor Shooting Dooms Chippewas at Ball State, 71-52
• Heeke Appointed to NCAA Baseball Committee
• MAC Tournament Bracket Finalized
• CMU Stuns Divisional Leader, EMU, 61-46
• Gymnastics Insider Now Available on CMU Sports Zone
• Game Notes: Men's Hoops Heads to Ball State
• CMU Wraps Up Regular Season with Senior Day Against EMU
• Johnson Snatches Player of the Week Honors
• Garcia Named MAC Co-Specialist of the Week
• Chippewas Open Spring Practice March 13
• Share of MAC Title Clinched with Season-High 194.950
• Chippewas Drop Series Finale at No. 23 Stetson, 14-3
• Chippewa Defense Holds Off Northern Illinois, 74-64
• CMU Splits Saturday Doubleheader at No. 23 Stetson
• CMU Men Third, Women 10th at MAC Championships
• Chippewas Complete Season Sweep of Broncos, 66-53
• Game Notes: Chippewas Host NIU for Sunday Matinee
• Chippewas Drop Nail-Biter to No. 23 Stetson, 4-2
• Chippewas Complete Day One at MAC Indoor Championships
• CMU Mourns the Loss of Former Coach Waldo Sauter
• Enberg, Chippewas Focus on Total College Experience
• CMU Looks to Seal Second-Straight MAC Regular Season Title
• Chippewas Face Rival Broncos on Saturday
• Listen to Front Row Seat Tonight at 6 p.m.
• Chippewas Ranked Highly Going Into MAC Championships
• Series Notes: Road Trip Continues at No. 23 Stetson
• Comeback Falls Short at UT Despite Zeigler's 33
• Johnson Lights Up Huskies with Double-Double
• Teubner Named MAC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• Ottinger Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
• Game Notes: CMU Looks for Sweep Over Toledo
• McCullough Named MAC Field Athlete of the Week
• Battle For Third Heats Up McGuirk Arena Wednesday
• Arnold Named Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week
• Power Bats Give Chippewas Win over Troy, 14-7
• Cardinals Edge Chippewas, 84-76
• Chippewas Fall to Hawkeyes, 4-2
• Season-High Floor Scores Give CMU Win over Colonials
• Purdue Edges No. 25 CMU, 19-18
• Islanders Outlast Chippewas, 49-47
• Chippewas Generate Offense During Second Day in Tempe
• Enberg Visit Wraps Up with Unveiling of Bust
• Chippewas Win Nine Events at Jack Skoog Meet
• Chippewas Offense Shut Out On Opening Day
• Mistakes Cost CMU in Season Opening Loss at Troy, 7-3
• Chippewas Face Cardinals On STO
• Game Notes: Chippewas Host Texas A&M-CC Saturday
• Chippewas Take MAC Break to host George Washington
• No. 25 CMU Wins 11th Straight Over Michigan State, 21-12
• Series Notes: CMU Opens Season at 2011 NCAA Qualifier Troy
• Seniors Set to Compete in Final Home Indoor Meet
• Big Ten Network to Air Second 'Clash at Comerica'
• Enberg to be on Campus for Saturday Basketball Game
• Rockets Blow Past Chippewas, 80-62
• Chippewas Tabbed to Win Third-Straight MAC West Title
• Tough Competition Awaits Chippewas’ Opening Weekend
• Mays Earns MAC Weekly Honors for 2nd Straight Week
• Chippewas Close Home Schedule Against Michigan State
• CMU Leads from Start to Finish, Fends Off EMU
• Enos Participating in Live Chat Thursday
• Chippewas Eager to Start Season
• Teubner, McWhorter Earn Weekly MAC Honors
• Chippewas Host Toledo in "Play for Kay" Game
• Game Notes: Men Host West Leading EMU on Tuesday
• Season Preview Part 3: Outfielders
• No. 25 CMU Drops Two Matches at National Duals
• Mays Breaks CMU Weight Throw Record, Qualifies for NCAAs
• Chippewas Start Slow in 69-50 Loss at Miami
• Chippewas Steal One From Bulls
• CMU Reigns Supreme Over Kent State with a 194.475
• No. 25 Chippewas Prepare for NWCA National Duals
• Toth Named "Great Student of the Great Lakes Bay Region"
• Game Notes: Men's Hoops Travels to Miami
• Season Preview Part 2: Infielders
• Perennial MAC Powers to Square Off Saturday inside McGuirk
• Chippewas To Wrap Up Crossover Action
• Chippewas Battle Back Twice but Fall Short to Bulls
• Season Preview Part 1: Pitchers and Catchers
• Bennett Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
• CMU Announces One-Year Contract Extension for Dan Enos
• Holly Anderson Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• Adams, Mays Sweep Weekly MAC Indoor Track Awards
• Mat Mayhem Regional Seeds Announced
• Chippewas Tabbed Fourth in MAC West in Preseason Poll
• Game Notes: CMU Returns Home to Face Buffalo
• Kristin Teubner Named MAC Gymnast of the Week
• No. 25 Old Dominion Edges No. 22 CMU, 18-17
• No. 22 CMU Opens Road Trip with 23-13 Win at George Mason
• Six Chippewas Score in Double Digits in Loss at Akron
• Career- and Season-Best Marks Set at Meyo Invite
• Adams Breaks 2nd School Record in Past Week at Notre Dame
• Bobcats Roll Past Chippewas, 68-42
• Anderson Breaks Indoor 5,000m School Record at Notre Dame
• Teubner Shines at Illinois/Michigan Challenge
• Coach Freese Announces 2012 Recruiting Class
• CMU Student-Athletes Assist With "Caravan of Care"
• Game Notes: Chippewas Hit the Road for Ohio
• Join the Chippewa Athletic Fund
• Chippewas Seek Needed Win at Akron
• Brittany Petzold Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• No. 22 Chippewas Travel East for Two Duals
• Chippewas to Compete in Michigan/Illinois Invite
• Redhawks Blank Chippewas, 79-57
• Rison Returns to CMU as Receivers Coach
• CMU Announces 2012 Football Recruiting Class
• Indoor Track at Notre Dame, Findlay This Weekend
• Chippewas Let One Slip Away, Fall to Kent State
• Kettlewell Named MAC Field Athlete of the Week
• CMU to Host Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Feb. 18
• Petzold Earns Second MAC Gymnast of the Week Honor
• Game Notes: Chippewas Face KSU on Sports Time Ohio
• CMU Suffers First Loss of Season, Falls to Pioneers
• No. 21 CMU Falls to No. 16 Kent State, 22-13
• Jackson Has Career High in Loss to First Place Akron
• Falcons Slip Past Chippewas, 77-72 in OT
• Update: Kettlewell and Adams Smash Indoor Records
• Chippewas Remain Unbeaten with Tri-Meet Victory at Eastern
• No. 14 Lehigh Claims 23-11 Win Over No. 21 CMU
• Game Notes: Men Host MAC-Leading Akron on Saturday
• 2012 Football Ticket Information Released
• Indoor Track to Compete at Penn State, SVSU this weekend
• Listen to Front Row Seat Tonight at 6 p.m.
• Falcons Roll Past Chippewas, 71-58
• Chippewas Rout Bobcats, 67-53
• Meet the Chippewas Set for Feb. 11 at 11:45 a.m.
• Chippewas to Compete Twice This Weekend
• Two Nationally Ranked Opponents Await CMU
• Spend Signing Day with CMUChippewas.com
• Game Notes: MAC East Crossover Begins at BGSU
• Chippewas Look to Extend MAC Home Win Streak
• Chippewas Can’t Close Out Comeback
• No. 10 Michigan Defeats No. 19 CMU, 23-14
• Nationally-Ranked Performances Lead Chippewas
• Broncos Hold Off Chippewas in Kalamazoo, 64-61
• Chippewas Continue Winning Ways over Ball State
• Chippewas Head East for Crossover Play
• Follow the Chippewas' Today vs. Ball State
• No. 19 CMU Remains Unbeaten in MAC with 24-9 Win Over NIU
• Game Notes: Rivalry Game at WMU on Saturday
• Eagles Shut Down Chippewas
• Chippewas Continue MAC Competition Against Ball State
• Indoor Track Looks to Improve at Simmons-Harvey Invite
• Chippewas Handled by Ball State, 73-52
• Chippewas Host NIU, Visit Michigan This Weekend
• Paulson Joins CMU Athletics as Compliance Coordinator
• Offense Meets Defense for Early Lead In the MAC West
• Kylie Fagan Named MAC Specialist of the Week
• MAC Showdown: BSU Cardinals Fly in on Wednesday
• CAF Hosting Sideliners Luncheon on Tuesday
• Hot Shooting Huskies Top Chippewas, 74-66
• Chippewas Post 193.050 in Win at Bowling Green
• Chippewas Roll Through Cardinals, 84-66
• Indoor Track Teams Impress at Chippewa Invitational
• No. 19 CMU Wins Sixth Straight, 21-12 at Eastern Michigan
• Four Chippewas Earn Academic All-MAC Honors
• Game Notes: Men's Hoops Travels to NIU on Saturday
• CMU Announces 2012 Nonconference Football Schedule
• Chippewas Begin MAC Competition Saturday at BGSU
• No. 19 Chippewas Set to Visit Eastern Michigan
• Guards Lead Chippewas to Road Win at EMU, 60-56
• Chippewas Hand Broncos First MAC Loss
• Track and Field Team Set to Host Chippewa Invitational
• Game Notes: Chippewas Head to EMU on Wednesday
• Chippewas Welcome In-State Foe WMU to McGuirk
• Chippewas Sweep Weekly MAC Gymnastics Honors
• Rockets Slip Past Chippewas, 58-53
• Chippewas Take First in Season-Opener with a 192.525
• CMU Wins MAC Opener Over Toledo
• Chippewas Ready to Open 2012 Season with Home Quad
• Chippewas Finish Eight-Game Road Trip at Toledo
• Four Chippewas Lead Academic All-MAC Squad
• Bradford and Green Lead Chippewas Past Huskies
• Former Chippewas Prepare for NFL Postseason
• Game Notes: MAC Play Opens Saturday Against Toledo
• Bennett Earns Second MAC Wrestler of the Week Honor
• MAC Announces Football Divisional Alignment for 2012 Season
• Reception for CAF Members to be Held Saturday
• Chippewas Begin MAC Play on the Road
• Midlands Update: Bennett Earns Spot in Finals
• Day One Complete at Midlands Championships
• Chippewas Outlast Cougars 72-69
• Lady Pirates Run Past Chippewas, 77-51
• Chippewas Prepare for Annual Trip to Midlands Championships
• Bradford Grabs MAC Honors for a Second Time
• Liesel Toth Named to NSCAA Scholar All-America Team
• Chippewas Take Five-Game Win Streak on the Road
• Student-Athletes Recognized at December Commencement
• Winter Sideliners Luncheon schedule announced
• Wright State Cruises Past Chippewas, 60-42
• Game Notes: Final Non-Conference Tune Up at WSU
• Bennett Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
• Kater Signs National Letter of Intent
• SAAC, CMU Student-Athletes Spreading Holiday Cheer
• Nebraska Holds Off Chippewas, 72-69
• Free Throws Seal Chippewas' Fifth Straight Win
• Johnson Grabs MAC West Honors
• Game Notes: Nebraska Next Up on Road Trip
• Chippewas Extend Win Streak to Four
• Late Chippewa Rally Falls Short at ISU, 59-52
• Chippewas Roll Redhawks in First Game at Wright State
• Game Notes: Men's Hoops Travels to Iowa State
• No. 19 Chippewas Sweep at Bison Duals
• Coimbra Lifts Chippewas Past Flames, 70-67
• Men's Basketball Gameday Central
• Bison Duals on Tap for No. 19 Central Michigan
• Game Notes: Chippewas Return Home to Face UIC
• Soccer Earns Nation's Best GPA for Seventh Straight Year
• CMU Athletics Releases C.A.R.E. Booklet
• Baseball Program Adds Two More to Recruiting Class
• Chippewas Take Another One in OT, 78-75 at Ole Miss
• Season Review: Successful Youth Promises Bright XC Future
• Hot-Shooting Minnesota Tops Chippewas, 76-56
• Chippewas Begin Eight-Game Road Trip at Ole Miss
• Game Notes: CMU at Minnesota in an ESPN Game
• Chippewas Upset No. 12 Purdue, 75-62
• Tennessee State Pushes Past Chippewas, 65-57
• No. 18 Chippewas Dominate Buffalo, 30-6
• Game Notes: Road Trip Continues at Tennessee State
• Chippewas Welcome No. 12/14 Purdue to Town
• Chippewas Travel East to take on Buffalo in MAC Dual
• Wilson Named to Academic All-America Second Team
• Season Review: 2011 Was One for the Record Books
• Men's Hoops Featured on Front Row Seat Tonight
• Minnesota Game Broadcast Moved to ESPN
• Holiday Combo Baseball Camp: A Day with the Pros
• No. 19 Chippewas Edge Ohio, 17-15
• Hot Shooting Pushes Temple Past CMU, 86-74
• Braves Use Free Throws to Edge Chippewas
• Women's Basketball Gameday Information
• No. 7 Fighting Illini Too Much For Chippewas
• Women Win Five Events, Men Take Three at Indoor Opener
• No. 4 Minnesota Takes Down No. 19 Chippewas, 24-9
• Follow the Chippewas Tonight vs. No. 4 Minnesota
• Three Chippewas Earn Academic All-America Honors
• Chippewas Return Home to Face Braves
• Game Notes: CMU Heads to Philly to Face the Owls
• Listen to Front Row Seat Tonight at 6 p.m.
• Chippewas Host No. 4 Minnesota, Ohio This Weekend
• Simone Lazar to Continue Play with Canada National Team
• Chippewas are NCAA Tournament Bound
• Five Chippewas Earn All-MAC Honors
• Chippewas Look to Notch Another Win Against Shockers
• Bradford Grabs MAC West Player of the Week Honors
• Zeigler Named MAC West Division Player of the Week
• CMU Draws No. 3 Illinois in First Round
• Chippewas Close Out Regular Season With 3-2 Win
• Win Over Dartmouth Gives CMU Fourth-Place Finish
• Chippewas Claim Three Wins at Northeast Duals
• Game Notes: Final Shootout Game Against Dartmouth
• Fast Start Paces CMU Past UC Irvine, 82-72
• No. 23 49ers Down Chippewas, 3-1
• Game Notes: Chippewas Meet Anteaters on Friday
• Chippewas Handled by Aggies, 78-49
• Chippewas Pick Up OT Win Over Anchorage, 90-86
• Great Alaska Shootout to be Televised Nationally
• Chippewas Prepare for Northeast Duals
• C.A.R.E. Program Continues Growth in 2011-12
• Chippewas Nearly Get First Win but Fall in OT, 86-80
• Game Notes: Chippewas Face Aggies in Alaska
• Wrestling Tickets On Sale Now Through Ticket Central
• Second Generation Chippewas Bring Home MAC Tournament Championship
• Season Review: Chippewas Make Strides in 2011
• Chippewas In Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout
• Chippewas Open Road Trip with 67-57 Win at Pepperdine
• Bennett Falls to LeBlanc at All-Star Classic, 5-4
• Adams Finishes 69th at NCAA Championships
• Cayleigh Immelman Garners Another Postseason Honor
• Panthers Claw Past Chippewas 77-70
• Adams Ready For NCAA National Championships
• Chippewas Sweep No. 12 Stanford, UTC to Open Dual Season
• Gymnastics Program Hosts First Tumble Craze
• Volleyball Wins MAC Tournament Championship
• Game Notes: CMU Begins Road Trip at Pepperdine
• Another Sweep Puts Chippewas in Championship
• Chippewas’ Offense Goes Cold in 64-55 Loss to Colonials
• Chippewas' Season Ends with 44-17 Loss To Toledo
• Chippewas Advance to MAC Semifinals by Sweeping Broncos
• Adams Prepares for NCAA Championships
• CMU Opens Dual Season at Chattanooga
• Listen to Front Row Seat Tonight at 6 p.m.
• Chippewas Begin Five-Game Road Trip at Robert Morris
• Chippewas Open MAC Tournament Against the Broncos
• Chippewas Maintain Fight but Fall in Double-OT, 77-75
• CMU Announces Complete 2012 Baseball Schedule
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Toledo
• Game Notes: CMU Welcomes Charlotte on Tuesday
• Seeds Set for 2011 Mid-American Conference Tournament
• Cardinals Serve Past Chippewas, 3-1
• Two Chippewas Win Titles at Michigan State Open
• Zeigler's Double-Double Helps CMU Win Opener, 65-60
• Women Finish 8th at Great Lakes Regionals
• Adams Qualifies for Nationals, Men 7th at Regionals
• Follow the Chippewas Tonight vs. Ferris State
• Chippewas' Offense Rolls Toledo
• Chippewas Tripped Up by Wildcats 69-60 in Season Opener
• Hoops for Hunger Raises Over 51,000 Pounds of Food
• Wilson Named to Academic All-District First Team
• Olson Inks Four in Early Signing Period
• Ohio Runs Past Chippewas, 43-28
• Follow the Chippewas Today vs. Northwestern
• Bennett to Compete in NWCA All-Star Classic
• Chippewas Tip Off Season Against Northwestern
• Game Notes: Chippewas Host Ferris State Saturday
• Hoops for Hunger Set for Nov. 11 versus Northwestern
• Reighard Announces 2012 Gymnastics Schedule
• Harman Named MAC West Special Teams Player of the Week
• Chippewas Advance with 2-1 Victory over Akron
• CMU Loses a Close 1-0 Game to MAC-Leading Ohio
• Huskies Drop Chippewas 3-1 on Senior Night
• Adams Wins MAC Championship, Men’s Team Finishes 2nd
• Chippewas Win at Akron, 23-22
• Chippewas Finish Second at MAC Championships
• 2011-12 By Position Preview: Point Guard
• Chippewas Fall in Overtime at Kent State, 2-1
• Broncos Buck Chippewas' Win Streak
• Fans Introduced to Chippewas at Fright Night
• Fans Introduced to Chippewas at Fright Night
• Horton Does it Again as Chippewas Clip Eagles, 1-0
• Chippewas Close Home Schedule With Big Weekend
• Chippewas Vie for Seeding at Kent State, Ohio
• Chippewas Set to Compete at MAC Championships
• 2011-12 By Position Preview: Post Players
• Blackburn Named John Mackey Tight End of the Week
• 2011-12 By Position Preview: Starters Return on the Wings
• Regular Season Title Hopes Still Alive for Chippewas
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Akron
• Slaughter Named "Primetime Performer" by CS360
• Coates Earns Co-Defensive Player of the Week Honors
• No. 5 Duke Hands Chippewas 5-0 Loss
• Seniors Push Chippewas Past Ball State, 1-0
• Fans Preview the 2011-12 Hoops Squad
• Chippewas Complete the Weekend With Another Sweep
• Ball State Erases Deficit to Take 31-27 Win from CMU
• Chippewas Dominate Appalachian State, 6-0
• Chippewas Sweep Zips
• Mejilla's Magic Lifts Chippewas Past Toledo, 1-0
• Appalachian State, No. 5 Duke on Tap for Chippewas
• Isabella County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Isabella County
• Chippewas Bring Three-Match Win Streak Back Home
• MAC Announces Preseason Wrestling Rankings
• MAC West Powers Set to Meet Friday
• Guevara's Youth Topic at Media Day
• Zeigler Previews 2011-12 Season for the Media
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Ball State
• Chippewas Rebound with 1-0 Win at Northern Illinois
• Women's Cross Country Finishes 9th at Pre-Nationals
• Lee Leads CMU to 2-1 Win Over Ball State on Senior Day
• Chippewa's Offense Rolls Miami 3-1
• Chippewas Rally, Fall Late to Eastern Michigan, 35-28
• Inside the Huddle with Mike Petrucci
• Second Half Comeback Gives CMU 3-2 Win Over Miami
• Schultz Records Kill 1,000 in Chippewas 3-2 Win
• Chippewas Toughen Up During First Practice Session
• Chippewas Drop First Conference Contest to Broncos, 1-0
• Bailey Brandon Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• Home Schedule Closes Sunday with Senior Day
• Randolph Announces 2011-12 Track and Field Schedule
• Men's Hoops Opens Practice on Friday Night
• Chippewas Hit Road to Start Divisional Play
• The Embers Opens Inside Kelly/Shorts Stadium
• Weston Honored with Athletics Hall of Fame Naming
• Chippewas Face the MAC East
• Fans Can Still Contribute to Chips for a Cure
• Women's Basketball On TV Against Ball State
• Three Men's Hoops Games to be Televised
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Eastern Michigan
• Improved Vehicle Exit Strategy to be Tested Saturday
• Brandon Named MAC Defensive Player of the Week
• CMU Stretches Home Unbeaten Streak, Wins 2-1 over BGSU
• Chippewas Battle Back to Beat Rockets 3-2
• N.C. State Holds Off Chippewas, 38-24
• CMU Falls in Double-OT to Kent State, 4-3
• Chippewas Suffer First McGuirk Loss to Cardinals
• Soccer Extends Shutout Streak with 1-0 win over Miami
• CMU Falls to MAC Leader Ohio, 2-0
• Final Two MAC East Opponents on Tap for Chippewas
• Teubner Named Dick Enberg Scholar-Athlete of the Year
• Listen to Front Row Seat Tonight at 6 p.m.
• Homestand Continues with Visits from Ohio, Kent State
• Chippewas Host Dig Pink and McGuirk Grand Opening
• CMU Volleyball Holds McGuirk Arena Grand Opening
• McKeon Named MAC Offensive Player of the Week
• Wilson Joins Track and Field Coaching Staff
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. North Carolina State
• Chippewas Hold Official Team Practice
• Randolph Named to the NCAA Track and Field Committee
• Harman Named MAC West Special Teams Player of the Week
• Reighard Announces Eight Additions to 2012 Squad
• Vote Radcliff as the Manning Award Star of the Week
• Chippewas' Big Plays Down Northern Illinois, 48-41
• Inside the Huddle with Armond Staten
• Class of 2011 Honored with Hall of Fame Induction
• 2011 Hall of Fame Profile: Chris (Cooper) Gaudard
• 2011 Hall of Fame Profile: Reggie Allen
• 2011 Hall of Fame Profile: Nicole Bills
• This Week in Central Michigan Athletics
• CMU-Michigan Matchup Set for 2013 Season
• Brooke Sihota Named MAC Defensive Player of the Week
• 2011 Hall of Fame Profile: 1976 Field Hockey Team
• Reighard and Chippewas Officially Open Practice
• Turner Named MAC Co-Defensive Player of the Week
• Cross Country Teams Hold Steady in Region Rankings
• 2011 Hall of Fame Profile: Greg Richardson
• CMU Dominates Ohio in 3-0 Shutout Win
• Chippewas Falter at Miami, 2-1
• Chippewas Fall to Rivals WMU, 3-1
• Chippewas Fall at Michigan State, 45-7
• Offense Comes Alive in 5-1 Win at Ball State
• Chippewas Open MAC Play with 0-0 Draw at Akron
• Chippewas Fall in MAC Opener to Huskies
• MAC Play Opens on the Road at Ball State, Miami
• 2011 Hall of Fame Profile: John Rollins
• Quest for Third-Straight MAC Title Starts Friday
• CMU Earns MAC Women's FAR Award
• Chippewas Face Tough Road to Open MAC Play
• 2011 Hall of Fame Profile: Eli (Barnes) Beshear
• Chippewas Drop Nail Biter to Michigan State, 2-1
• CHIPYS Raise More than $5,000 for Cancer Research
• Anderson Named MAC Runner of the Week
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Michigan State
• Chippewas to Welcome Spartans for Mid-Week Clash
• Paulina Lee Named 2011 Bill Boyden Award Winner
• Dulude Earns MAC West Offensive Player of the Week
• Men's, Women's Teams Both Ranked in Great Lakes Region
• Toth Earns Pair of Weekly Honors
• Chippewas Champions at Thunder Invitational
• Chippewas Come Up Short at No. 12 Iowa, 1-0
• Western Michigan Defeats CMU, 44-14
• Dulude Leads Chippewas Over George Mason 3-1
• Anderson Finishes 10th at Spartan Invitational
• CMU Looks to Rebound Saturday at Iowa
• Chippewas Travel to Spartan Invitational on Friday
• Abbott's Game Winner Tops Wisconsin, 2-1
• Follow the Chippewas' Match at Wisconsin
• Chippewas on the Road at Wisconsin for Midweek Match
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Western Michigan
• Randolph Announces 2011 Recruiting Class
• Chippewas Ranked Ninth in Great Lakes Region
• Peter Sturgeon Joins CMU Wrestling Program
• Chippewas Come Back for 1-1 Draw at Michigan
• Chippewas Stun Bulldogs 3-0
• Chippewas Fall to Bucknell in Overtime, 2-1
• Kentucky Rallies Past CMU in Second Half, 27-13
• Chippewas' Defense Stifles Panthers in 2-0 Win
• Chippewas Defeat Lady Govs 3-1
• Chippewas Fall at No. 14 Michigan, 5-0
• Follow the Chippewas Saturday at Kentucky
• King Placed in Charge of AD Leadership Program
• SAAC Looks Ahead to 2011-12 Academic Year
• CMU Hosts Pitt, Travels to Michigan
• Chippewas Travel to Ann Arbor for Pair of Contests
• Listen to Front Row Seat Tonight at 6 p.m.
• Chippewas Travel to Their Third Straight Weekend Tournament
• 2011 CHIPYS Announced
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Julianna Makrinos
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Kentucky
• Abbott Gives CMU Overtime Win at Louisville, 1-0
• Offense Continues Hot Start in 4-1 Win Over Colonials
• Chippewas Sweep Wright State 3-0
• Chippewas Clipped 3-2 by Oakland
• Chippewas Fall to Kentucky in Overtime, 2-1
• Offense Erupts in Chippewas' 6-0 Win over Saint Louis
• Ribant, Drudge Lead Chippewas at Drenth Memorial
• Chippewas Partner with Army National Guard Regiments
• Chippewas Win Fifth-Straight Home Opener, 21-6
• Inside the Huddle with John Williams
• Cardinal Classic Concludes Four-Game Road Trip
• Saint Louis, Robert Morris on Tap for Opening Weekend
• Chippewas Open Season with Jeff Drenth Memorial
• Chippewas Head to Oakland For The Weekend
• September 1 Gameday Information
• Chippewas Ranked Seventh in Great Lakes Region
• LSU Off the Schedule
• Chippewas Roll Through Sycamores, 2-0
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. South Carolina State
• Chippewas Split on Saturday to Earn First Win
• Chippewas Fall Just Short In Five
• Offense Comes Alive in 3-1 Win Over Evansville
• Seniors to Lead Chippewas Defense in 2011
• Road Trip Starts with Pair of MVC Opponents
• Chippewas Start Season at Hawkeye Challenge
• 2011 Cross Country Season Preview
• Chippewas Picked Fourth in Preseason Coaches' Poll
• Back to School for Mount Pleasant - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Returning Frontline Key for Chippewas in 2011
• Football Program Names 2011 Captains
• Gold Wins In High Intensity Scrimmage
• CMU Knotches Another Top Opponent
• Chippewas Extend Streak, Defeat Titans, 1-0
• Maroon and Gold Match on Tap for Saturday
• Chippewas Post Ninth Best GPA, 13 Individual Honors
• MAC Announces New Basketball Tournament Format
• Chippewas Open 2011 Season Versus Titans
• Softball Announces New Coaching Staff
• Season Preview: Front and Center
• CMU Athletics Launches Social Media Central
• Media Day Press Conference Now on CMU Sports Zone
• Chippewas Picked Fifth In MAC Preseason Poll
• Women Face Tough Non-Conference Schedule
• Chippewas Kick Off 2011 Training Camp
• Men Open Non-Conference Play with Four Home Games
• Watch Media Day Live on Tuesday
• Season Preview: Defense Wins Championships
• Chippewas Tabbed Second in MAC West
• WBBL's Bakita and Bentley Show Visits CMU Football Camp
• Chippewas Fall to No. 13 West Virginia, 2-1
• Scrimmage Highlights Saturday's Football Practice
• Season Preview: CMU Defense One of Nation's Best
• Women's Track and Field Program Earns All-Academic Status
• CMU Announces 2011-12 Wrestling Schedule
• Volleyball Champion Saturday
• Season Preview: Midfield Features Depth
• Athletics Hall of Fame Introduces Class of 2011
• Two Chippewas Place at Junior National Championships
• Chippewas Have Sights Set on 2011 MAC Championship
• Season Preview: CMU Returns Strong Forward Attack
• Chippewas Hold First Practice of 2011 Season
• Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout Brackets Posted
• Imbrock, Ribant Named to USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
• CMU Football Team Reports for Preseason Camp
• Chippewas Open 2011 Training Camp
• Ian Carry Joins Soccer Staff as New Assistant Coach
• South African Cayleigh Immelman Joins 2011 Chippewas
• Media Training Held for Football Student-Athletes
• CMU Mourns Passing of Former Women's Tennis Coach
• Season Ticket Sales Rise 20 Percent from 2010
• Former Chippewas Sign NFL Free Agent Contracts
• MAC Media Day Kicks Off 2011 Football Season
• Chippewas Earn Fifth AVCA Team Academic Award
• Phil Wendland Named Director of Basketball Operations
• CMU Coaching Staff Participates in NCAA Youth Clinic
• Three CMU Student-Athletes Participate in NCAA Forum
• MAC Football Media Day Set for Tuesday in Detroit
• Enns, Theunissen Named to Summer League All-Star Teams
• Isabella County Fair 2011
• CMU-Kentucky Matchup to Air on ESPNU
• Wilson Nominated for AFCA Good Works Team
• Season Review: Track and Field Excited for Future
• New Format for Division I National Dual Meet Championships
• FIFA World Cup Captivates CMU Soccer Campers
• Collmenter Completes Journey to the Major Leagues
• Wilson Named to Biletnikoff Award Watch List
• All Pro Freight Stadium to Host MAC Baseball Tournaments
• CMU Athletics Plays Role in Special Olympics Summer Games
• Beat the Buzzer on the CAF Membership Drive!
• Chippewas Volunteer at College World Series Youth Clinic
• Zeigler Takes Part in Elite Skills Camp
• Season Review: CMU Defends MAC West Title in 2011
• Stafford Adds Four to 2011 Roster
• Chippewa Challenge Sets New Record in Year Two
• Three Chippewas to Compete at USA Championships
• Kathy McGee Inducted into NHSAC Hall of Fame
• Jaksa Adds Three in Spring Signing Period
• Cooper, Howard Earn Academic All-MAC Honors
• MAC Announces 2011 Football TV Schedule, Game Times
• Sisson, Imbrock Named Academic All-MAC
• Season Review: Chippewas Set New Marks in 2011
• Rose's Performance Earns CMU Top-50 Finish at NCAAs
• Trice Competes at World Team Trials Saturday
• Fisher Named to Cape Cod League Hall of Fame
• Rose Takes Fifth at Nationals
• Sabol, Cooper Taken in Late Rounds of MLB Draft
• Three Chippewas Named to Academic All-MAC Team
• Howard Selected by Baltimore Orioles in 2011 MLB Draft
• Rose to Throw at NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Johnson, Staten Receive Wilma Rudolph Awards
• Beeckman Joins CMU Volleyball Staff
• Borrelli Completes Nationally Prominent Recruiting Class
• Kari Seddon Named Beth Pawlak Award Recipient
• Hall Named Baseball Team MVP
• Rose Third at Regionals, Qualifies for NCAA Championships
• Hall, Theunissen Earn All-MAC Tournament Honors
• Miami Defeats CMU, 5-2, at MAC Tournament
• Ribant, McCullough Compete on Day Two of Regionals
• Chippewas Advance with 13-12 Win Over Western Michigan
• CMU Soccer Announces 2011 Schedule
• Imbrock Takes 14th at NCAA East Preliminaries
• Hall's Cycle Pushes Chippewas Past Toledo, 9-8
• CMU Falls to Western Michigan in MAC Tournament Opener
• Fourth Straight Recruiting Class is Nationally Ranked
• Chippewas Embark for NCAA East Preliminaries
• Three Chippewas Named to All-MAC Baseball Team
• Sabol Named MAC West Division Pitcher of the Week
• CAF Unveils New Chippewa Champions Program
• Chippewas Open MAC Tournament vs. Western Michigan
• CMU Clinches MAC West Division Title
• CMU Evens Series with 14-2 Win at Eastern Michigan
• Corby Named to NWCA All-Academic Team
• CMU Makes Donation to Isabella County Food Pantry
• EMU Takes 11-10 Decision in 14 Innings
• Four Chippewas Qualify for NCAA East Regionals
• Seddon Named NFCA Second Team All-Great Lakes Region
• Field Hockey Announces 2011 Schedule
• Great Alaska Shootout Field Includes Chippewas
• Series Notes: CMU Visits EMU with MAC West Title at Stake
• CMU Drops Home Finale to Oakland, 7-5
• Cooper Named MAC West Division Pitcher of the Week
• Midweek Notes: CMU Closes Home Schedule Against Oakland
• Sunday's Baseball Game Rained Out
• Chippewas Fall in Consolation Semifinal, 9-0
• Patrick Ties Single-Season RBI Mark in 4-2 Win
• CMU Men Finish Third at MAC Championships
• Cooper's One-Hitter Leads CMU over WMU, 3-0
• CMU Gains Team Points Despite Severe Weather
• Unplayable Conditions Postpone MAC Tournament
• Collmenter Set for First MLB Start Saturday
• Chippewas Drop Series Opener at WMU, 6-5
• Chippewas Stay Alive with 2-1 Win over Kent State
• Seddon Perfect Through Seven, Ohio Wins Game in Eighth
• Imbrock Breaks Own Record at MAC Championships
• Series Notes: CMU Set for Three-Game Series at WMU
• Chippewas Rally for 4-1 First-Round Win over NIU
• Michigan State Claims 5-2 Nonconference Win Over CMU
• Six Chippewas Earn All-MAC Selections
• Track and Field Heads to NIU for MAC Championships
• Three Gymnasts Earn Academic All-MAC Honors
• 2011 Volleyball has Eyes Set on NCAA Tournament
• Midweek Notes: CMU, MSU Cap Three-Game Season Series
• Tournament Preview: CMU Seeks 10th MAC Tourney Title
• Volny Selected by Winnipeg in CFL Draft
• Dornbos Named to Academic All-District First Team
• CMU Moves Into First Place with 7-6 Win Over Toledo
• CMU Closes Regular Season with 2-1 Loss to Buffalo
• Chippewas Wrap Up Len Paddock Invite
• Chippewas Even Series with 10-6 Win Over Toledo
• Seddon Shines in 2-0 Win over Buffalo
• Student-Athletes Participate in Commencement
• Three Chippewas Place at Len Paddock
• Pair of Walk-Off Wins Gives Chippewas Sweep
• Toledo Claims Series Opener, 9-3
• CMU Travels to Ann Arbor for Len Paddock
• CMU Closes Regular Season with Kent State, Buffalo
• Series Notes: CMU Hosts Matchup of MAC West Co-Leaders
• Berning, Murnane Named to NFF Hampshire Honor Society
• Chippewa Athletic Fund Unveils New Online Brochure
• Coldren Garners Third Player of the Week Honor
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Maddie Ribant
• Chippewas Rout NIU, 13-1, to Complete Weekend Sweep
• Gilson Leads Chippewas to Series Split, 11-3
• Chippewas Dominate Lyle Bennett Open
• Cooper, Nixon Pitch CMU to 3-1 Win Over Huskies
• CMU Loses Lead Late, Falls to Eastern Michigan, 5-4
• Harman Squeezes CMU Past NIU, 7-6
• Maddie Ribant Breaks School Record at Penn Relays
• Series Notes: Chippewas Host NIU in Key MAC Series
• Track and Field Hosts Lyle Bennett Open Saturday
• Wednesday's Baseball Game Rained Out
• Power Pushes CMU Past MSU, 8-3, in 11 innings
• Theunissen's Walk-Off Double Gives Chippewas 1-0 Win
• Spring Review: Chippewas Progress Under Stafford
• Rain Pushes Up First Pitch Against Falcons
• Season Review: Another Championship Year for CMU Wrestling
• Midweek Notes: Chippewas Take on Spartans
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Trent Howard
• Cardinals Avoid Sweep, Top Chippewas 8-1
• Distance Runners Race at EMU Twilight Meet
• Ninth-inning Rally Gives Chippewas Doubleheader Sweep
• CMU Swept in Slugfest at Akron
• Rain Forces Saturday Doubleheader
• CMU Concludes Lenny Lyles Despite Bad Weather
• CMU Earns Split with Game Two Comeback at Ohio
• Chippewas Back on Road at Ohio, Akron
• Track and Field Splits Up Between EMU, Louisville
• CMU Earns Top Adidas Honor
• CMU's Tradition, Future Highlighted at Clash at Comerica
• Series Notes: Division Play Starts with Series at Cardinals
• Mid-American Conference Welcomes UMass
• Spartans Hold Off Chippewas in Clash at Comerica, 3-1
• Midweek Notes: Clash at Comerica Awaits Chippewas
• McCullough Named MAC Field Athlete of the Week
• Zeigler Announces Additions to Recruiting Class
• Central Michigan Athletics Expands Social Media
• Championship Trio to Take Part in Ceremonial First Pitch
• Clash at Comerica a Chance for Father, Son to Show Talents
• Kevin Young Memorial Scholarship Announced
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Mykal Imbrock
• CMU Battles Elements, Splits with Ball State
• Clash at Comerica Gives Harman's Career Another Highlight
• Chippewas Rally to take Series from Flashes, 5-4
• Two Chippewas Break School Records at John Jacobs
• Kent State Takes Middle Game of Series, 9-3
• Rain Forces Doubleheader Versus Ball State Sunday
• Chippewas Hold Youth Clinic, Spring Game
• Josh Collmenter Becomes Newest Chippewa to Reach Majors
• Chippewas Continue Winning Ways at Home
• Dean's Walkoff Single Gives Chippewas 2-1 Win Over Flashes
• Chippewas Hold Final Practice Before Spring Game
• CMU Throwers Head to Oklahoma
• Series Notes: Showdown with Flashes on Tap at Theunissen
• Chippewas Fall at No. 2 Michigan, 3-0
• Trice Places Fourth at U.S. Open
• Three-peat: Central Michigan Claims Pack the House Award
• Jock Rock Raises $1,400 for American Red Cross
• Spring Practice Marks Milestone in Phillips' Return
• Midweek Notes: Chippewas Travel to #2 Michigan
• Randolph Announces Recruiting Class
• Chippewas Begin Community Outreach Tour
• Enberg Immortalized Inside Events Center Atrium
• Five Chippewas Earn Academic All-MAC Honors
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Jake Sabol
• Twice as Nice: Sabol Tosses Second Straight Shutout
• CMU Completes Mid-Major Challenge, Bulldog Invite
• Bats Stay Hot in Sweep of Falcons
• Chippewas Sweep Doubleheader with Zips
• Spring Practice #12: Spring Game One Week Away
• CMU Athletic Teams to Host 17th Annual Jock Rock Fundraiser
• Rose Leads the Way at Mid-Major Challenge
• CMU Burns on Base Paths in Sweep of Rockets
• Toledo, BGSU Visit CMU for Conference Home Openers
• Series Notes: Chippewas Tangle with Zips
• Offensive Line Looks for Consistency During Spring
• Student-Athletes Volunteer for "March is Reading Month"
• Track and Field Travels for Mid-Major Challenge
• Coldren's Record-Breaking Blasts Lead Chippewas
• Dean Leads Chippewas Past Wolverines, 9-4
• Rose Named MAC Field Athlete of the Week
• Stubblefield Seeking Depth in CMU Receiving Corps
• Student-Athletes Volunteeer with FCA During Spring Break
• Midweek Notes: Chippewas Host Wolverines on Wednesday
• CMU Athletic Teams to Host 17th Annual Jock Rock Fundraiser
• Midweek Notes: CMU Welcomes Detroit for Home Opener
• Sabol Earns Share of MAC West Pitcher of the Week Honors
• Football Hosting Free Kids Clinic April 15
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - David Ashcraft
• Sabol's Shutout Gives Chippewas Series Win Over Bobcats
• No. 25 Gymnastics Finishes Season at Regionals
• Men First, Women Fourth at Toledo Collegiate Challenge
• CMU Suffers Setback as Huskies Sweep Doubleheader
• Bobcats Edge Chippewas, 6-5
• Chippewas Complete Week 3 of Spring Practice
• Chippewas Split at Western to Open Conference Play
• Howard's Blast Helps Chippewas Top Bobcats, 9-3
• Football Season Tickets On Sale Now
• Gymnastics Travels to Alabama for NCAA Regionals
• Staten Steps Into Leadership Role on CMU Defense
• Series Notes: Chippewas Face Bobcats in Athens
• Series Notes: Conference Play Opens at WMU, NIU
• Track and Field Travels to Toledo
• Longstreth Carries Chippewas Past Spartans, 3-1
• Doubleheader at Oakland Cancelled
• Irish Hold Off Chippewas, 3-2
• Reynolds Returns Home to Join CMU Staff
• CMU Homecoming Set for October 15
• Doubleheader at Oakland Postponed to Wednesday
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Ross Parsons
• Strong Outdoor Opener for Track and Field
• RedHawks Sweep Chippewas in Doubleheader, Series
• Chippewas Close Second Week of Spring Drills
• Bloop Single Lifts RedHawks Past Chippewas in 11th, 2-1
• Watts, Enos Reunite on CMU Staff
• CMU Opens Outdoor Season at Vanderbilt, Stanford
• Series Notes: Weather Pushes MAC Opening Series to Miami
• Baseball Series Moved to Miami Due to Winter Weather
• Weather Cancels Chippewas' Doubleheader at IPFW
• Winter Weather Postpones Wednesday's Clash with Falcons
• CMU Travels to IPFW for Doubleheader versus Mastadons
• Spring Practice: Niznak Adjusts to College Life
• Baseball and Softball Broadcast Schedule Announced
• No. 25 Central Michigan Headed to Alabama for NCAA Regionals
• Doubleheader at IPFW Postponed
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Kristin Teubner
• Chippewas Split Doubleheader with Tigers to Close Series
• Rain Cancels Chippewas' Final Game of Hoosier Classic
• CMU Posts Another Top-15 Finish at NCAA Championships
• Chippewas Claim Back-to-Back MAC Titles
• CMU Beats Wright State, Falls To Michigan State
• Tigers Hand Chippewas 14-7 Setback
• Sentes, Trice Place Fourth, Bennett Eighth at NCAAs
• Three Chippewas Secure All-America Honors
• Tigers Edge Chippewas in Series Opener, 7-6
• Chippewas Split on Opening Day of Hoosier Classic
• Trice a Semifinalist at NCAA Championships
• Howard Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• Redbirds' Defense Stifles Chippewas, 72-59
• Trio Moves on to NCAA Quarterfinals
• Gymnastics Looks to Repeat as MAC Champions
• Three Chippewas Advance at NCAA Championships
• New Staff Getting Their Feet Wet This Spring
• Series Notes: CMU Rides Hot Streak to Hoosier Classic
• Series Notes: Weekend Series Against the Tigers on Tap
• CMU Hosts 2011 MAC Gymnastics Championships
• Chippewas Prepare for NCAA Championships
• Corby, Mattingly Named to Academic All-MAC Team
• Howard Picks up CMU's Second Straight Weekly MAC Honor
• Game Notes: Chippewas Open WNIT Against Redbirds
• Michalak Joins All-Star Dual Meet Lineup
• Watch the Chippewas in the WNIT for Free
• Chippewas Edge Madonna in Home Opener, 3-1
• Chippewas Sweep Awards For Second Time This Season
• Spring Football Kicks Off
• Postseason Bound: Chippewas Face Redbirds in WNIT
• NFL Scouts Visit CMU for Football Pro Day
• NCAA Wrestling Championships Begin Thursday
• Andrea de la Garza Named MAC Gymnast of the Week
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Niki DiGuilio
• Come From Behind Win Gives CMU 2-1 Edge Over Boston U
• Five-Run Ninth Rallies Chippewas Past Navy, 9-8
• CMU Splits Pair on Saturday of Under Armour Showcase
• Mays Concludes Indoor Season at NCAA Championships
• Gymnastics Wins MAC Regular Season Title Outright
• Howard Dazzles in Two-Hit Shutout of Indiana
• Enns Earns MAC Pitcher of the Week Honors
• CMU Shuts Out Central Connecticut and Colorado State
• Szunko's Career Day Not Enough Against Falcons
• Gymnastics Hosts Bowling Green on Saturday
• Game Notes: Chippewas Face Falcons for Spot in Title Game
• Semifinals Watch Party Scheduled for Friday at O'Kelly's
• CMU Opens Spring Football Practice March 15
• 14 Earn NFHCA Academic Recognition
• NCAA Wrestling Championships Brackets Released
• Long's Career Day Pushes Chippewas into Semifinals
• Pregame Event Planned for MAC Tournament Semifinals
• Gymnastics Hosts Women’s Health Awareness Day on Saturday
• Thomas, Zeigler Named All-MAC Honorable Mention
• Game Notes: Rematch with Bulls on Tap for Quarterfinals
• Chippewas' Streak Snapped, Fall to St. Joseph's, 2-0
• Chippewas' Season Ends with 64-50 Loss at Buffalo
• Hatters Deal Chippewas 9-1 Setback
• Gymnastics Welcomes in Five for 2012
• NCAA Championships Selection Show to Stream on NCAA.com
• DiGuilio, Johnson Earn MAC Yearly Honors
• Gymnastics Comes Back to Win at New Hampshire
• Mays Qualifies for NCAA Indoor Championships
• Chippewas Earn Fourth-Straight Win, Defeat Maine 9-4
• Game Notes: CMU Kicks MAC Tourney Off With Buffalo
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Molly Coldren
• Hatters Claim Walk-off Win Against Chippewas, 9-8
• CMU Claims 10th Consecutive MAC Championships Title
• Gymnastics Travels to New Hampshire
• CMU Closes Weekend with 11-0 Win Over Wagner
• CMU Leads After Day One at MAC Championships
• Chippewas Conclude Competition at Alex Wilson Invite
• Chippewas Score 16 Runs, Win Both Games Saturday
• Lions Edge Chippewas in Pitchers' Duel, 3-1
• Brackets Released for MAC Wrestling Championships
• Day One Complete at Alex Wilson Invitational
• Chippewas Suffer Setback on First Day in Clearwater
• Game Notes: Rival WMU on Tap for Senior Night
• Six-Run Eighth Keys Chippewas' Comeback Against Illinois
• Miller Overcomes Injuries for Final Championship Run
• CMU Starts Spring Trip at Under Armour Invitational
• Seven Chippewas Vie for Automatic Bids to Nationals
• MAC Announces Women's Basketball Tournament Bracket
• Chippewas Fall to Rockets in Regular Season Finale
• Wrestling Prepares to Defend MAC Championships Title
• Zeigler Sets CMU Record in 68-56 Win at Toledo
• Game Notes: Chippewas Look for Win No. 20 at Toledo
• SAAC Hosts Third Annual Chippewa Connections Conference
• MAC Volleyball Tournament Moves to SPIRE Sports Complex
• Game Notes: CMU Looks For Momentum at Toledo
• Heinz Named MAC Co-Specialist of the Week
• Mid-American Conference Announces 2011 Football Schedule
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Kaihla Szunko
• Chippewa Challenge Returns in 2011
• Rebels Hold Off Chippewas in Series Finale, 5-2
• Chippewas Split Doubleheader With Rebels
• Mays Selected Outstanding Field Event Performer
• First-Half Surge Erased in 65-58 Ball State Win
• Carr Wins, Rose Takes Second at MAC Championships
• Chippewas Celebrate Senior Day With Late Win Over EMU
• Rebels Down Chippewas in Series Opener, 10-2
• Dunn, Mays Stand Out at MAC Championships
• Game Notes: Senior Day Highlights Showdown With Eagles
• Game Notes: CMU Welcomes Division Leader Ball State
• Gymnastics Locks Up Share of MAC Regular Season Title
• Track and Field Heads to BGSU for MAC Championships
• Pink Zone Raises $1,200 for Cancer Research
• Szunko Receives CoSIDA Academic All-America Honors
• Remembering an Improbable Journey
• Student-Athletes Take Pledge Against The "R" Word
• Chippewas Get on Track with 64-58 Road Win at NIU
• Surging Chippewas Down Cardinals, 81-66
• Series Notes: UNLV Hosts Chippewas for Four-Game Set
• Mattingly Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
• Game Notes: CMU Looks For Sweep of NIU in DeKalb
• CMU Earns Highest GPA Among Public Universities
• CAF Plans NCAA Wrestling Championships Gathering
• Game Notes: Cardinals Invade McGuirk Arena on Wednesday
• Sundberg and Seddon Sweep Weekly MAC West Honors
• Bellore to Participate in NFL Combine
• CMU's Thomas Named to Academic All-America Team
• Lazar Achieves Goal of Making Canadian National Team
• Chat with Dan Enos Tuesday Afternoon
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Niki DiGuilio
• Gymnastics Wins Battle for First-Place at Western Michigan
• CMU Earns Share of MAC Title with Win Over Kent State
• Dean Helps Chippewas to Series Split with Eagles, 10-5
• CMU Sweeps FAMU to Conclude JU Invitational
• Miscues Cost Chippewas as Eagles Sweep Doubleheader
• CMU Splits on Second Day of JU Invitational
• Chippewas' Streak Snapped, Fall at Niagara, 61-55
• Hot Start Helps Chippewas Sweep Broncos, 91-75
• Adams, Theunissen Give Chippewas Win in Extras, 8-6
• Track and Field Shines at Home Jack Skoog Open
• Chippewas Drop Two on Opening Day
• Game Notes: Niagara on Tap For Sears BracketBuster
• Teubner Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• Enos Adds Taylor Stubblefield to CMU Football Staff
• Game Notes: Home Stand Starts Against Broncos on STO
• Gymnastics Heads to Western Michigan for First-Place Showdown
• No. 15 CMU Defeats Eastern Michigan, 29-3
• McWhorter Named MAC Specialist of the Week
• Six Games on Tap For Chippewas on Opening Weekend
• CMU Returns for Jack Skoog Meet
• Opening Day: Chippewas Open 2011 at Florida Gulf Coast
• Chippewas Earn USTFCCCA All-Academic Honor
• CMU Featured Twice on SportsCenter's Top 10 Plays
• Chippewas Defeat EMU for Second-Straight Win, 66-60
• Huskies Snap Chippewas' Win Streak, 59-45
• Lohner Earns USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors
• Chippewas Close Dual Season Seeking Share of MAC Title
• Field Hockey Announces 2011 Recruiting Class
• Mays Named MAC Field Athlete of the Week
• Game Notes: Streaking Chippewas Travel to Face Huskies
• Game Notes: Rivals CMU and EMU to Battle on STO
• Teubner Earns MAC Honor for the Second Time
• Szunko Nabs Third Weekly MAC Honor of 2010-11
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Kristin Teubner
• No. 17 CMU Earns 19-14 Victory Over Buffalo
• Final Day of GVSU Big Meet, Akron Invite Concludes
• Chippewas Clip Falcons at McGuirk Arena, 69-64
• Gymnastics Knocks Off No. 14 Kent State on the Road
• Chippewas Clamp Down Late in Comeback Against Flashes
• Fast First Day for CMU at GVSU's Big Meet
• Game Notes: CMU Wraps Up Crossover Play With BGSU
• Gymnastics Battles for First Place at Kent State this Weekend
• Enos Names Reynolds Defensive Line Coach
• Track and Field Heads to Akron, GVSU
• No. 17 CMU Hosts Buffalo at McGuirk Arena
• Carr Earns MAC Field Athlete of the Week
• Chippewas Host Spartans at Comerica Park on April 20
• Chippewas Downed by Buffalo, 72-43
• CMU Hosts Pink Zone Game on Saturday
• Chippewas Tabbed 2011 Favorites in West Division
• Chippewas Tabbed Second in MAC West in Preseason Poll
• Game Notes: CMU to Run With Bulls in Buffalo
• Three Former Chippewas Claim Super Bowl Championship
• Gymnastics Takes Second at Illinois
• Kent State Hands Chippewas 66-53 Loss
• Parsons, Carr Lead Chippewas at Meyo Invitational
• Hot Start Fuels Chippewas Third Straight Victory
• Day One of Meyo Invitational Complete
• Ohio Upsets No. 12 CMU, 21-17
• Four Chippewas Prepare for Super Bowl Debuts
• Chippewa Athletic Fund 2011-12 Membership Drive
• Szunko Named First-Team Academic All-District
• Game Notes: Chippewas Seek Third Straight Win At Ohio
• Defending Division Champs Square off on ESPNU
• Gymnastics Faces a Pair of Ranked Foes This Weekend
• Track and Field Travels to Notre Dame
• Thomas Named to CoSIDA Academic All-District Team
• No. 12 Chippewas Return to MAC Action at Ohio
• Offense Erupts as Chippewas Beat Bobcats, 91-85
• CMU Hits Century Mark in Victory Over RedHawks, 100-84
• Enos Introduces 2011 Football Recruiting Class
• CMU Announces 2011 MAC Football Opponents
• Game Notes: RedHawks Await Chippewas for Midweek Clash
• Chippewas to Host Bobcats on Sports Time Ohio
• Follow National Signing Day on CMUChippewas.com
• Niagara on Tap for ESPN BracketBuster
• SportsTime Ohio Adds Game vs. Western Michigan on Feb. 19
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Danielle Dakroub
• Chippewas Drop Third Straight, Lose to Akron, 63-43
• Gymnastics Opens McGuirk Era With Top Notch Performance
• No. 13 Chippewas Defeat Old Dominion, 18-16
• Track and Field Concludes Three Meet Weekend
• Chippewas Hold Off Zips, 74-62
• Game Notes: Chippewas to Battle Zips on ESPNU
• Game Notes: Chippewas Look to Bounce Back Against Zips
• Chippewas Suffer First Home Conference Loss, to Miami 68-58
• Track and Field to Compete in Three States
• Hoops For Hunger Helps Collect 42,000 Pounds of Food
• CMU Hosts Old Dominion in Royal Rumble and Tumble
• Brown's Big Day Pushes Bulls Past Chippewas, 92-89
• Game Notes: CMU Starts Crossover Play Versus Miami
• Game Notes: "Hoops for Hunger" Highlights Matchup with Bulls
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Chris Pankow
• Four Chippewas Headed to Super Bowl XLV
• Gymnastics Tallies Top Score at Illinois State
• Shooting Woes Cost CMU in 41-38 Loss at Eastern Michigan
• Men Shine in Field Events, Women in Distance
• Game Notes: First Round of MAC West Play Concludes at EMU
• Falcons Hand Chippewas 90-62 Setback
• No. 11 Chippewas Defeat Michigan State, 19-18
• Athletics Hosts Mount Pleasant Chamber, Tigers Caravan
• Game Notes: Chippewas Clash with Falcons on ESPN3
• Olson, Chippewas Get First Taste of Events Center
• Chippewas Earn Big Win Over NIU, 66-64
• Gymnastics Heads To Illinois State
• Enos Adds Watts to CMU Football Staff
• Chippewas Travel to Ann Arbor for Simmons-Harvey Invitational
• Johnson Spurs Late Run as Chippewas Ground Rockets, 78-74
• Chippewas Join Fight Against Hunger with "Hoops for Hunger"
• No. 11 Chippewas Visit Michigan State
• Game Notes: CMU Looks To Continue Dominance Over NIU
• Save the Date: Chippewa Challenge Set for June 17
• Game Notes: Chippewas Face Rockets for Share of First
• Bellore, Miller Compete in All-Star Games This Week
• Teubner Named MAC Gymnast of the Week
• Borrelli Adds Dwyer to Coaching Staff
• No. 12 CMU Falls to No. 18 Michigan, 21-12
• Matchday Central: No. 12 CMU vs. No. 18 Michigan
• Cardinals Upset Chippewas, 86-77
• Chippewas Falter Late, Fall by Nine, 64-55
• Women Sweep, Men Finish 3-1 at Chip Invite
• Gymnastics Wins at Ball State to Open MAC Schedule
• Chippewas Versus Bobcats to be Aired on STO
• Game Notes: Ball State Awaits Streaking Chippewas
• Game Notes: Preseason Favorites Battle at Ball State
• No. 12 CMU Opens McGuirk Arena Against No. 18 Michigan
• Gymnastics Starts MAC Schedule at Ball State
• Athletics Partners with SGA for Traditions and Spirit Trophy
• CMU Hosts Chippewa Invite
• Action-Packed Front Row Seat Set For Thursday
• Zeigler Scores 30 in 65-52 Win Over Toledo
• Long's Historic Mark Spurs Chippewas Past Eagles
• Bennett Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
• Game Notes: CMU Takes on Toledo in MAC Home Opener
• Heeke Awarded Contract Extension
• Game Notes: Early Showdown Between Eagles, Chippewas On Tap
• Tissenbaum Named MAC Specialist of the Week
• Stafford Named CMU's Head Women's Soccer Coach
• Guevara Announces Roster Addition
• Enos Announces Two Additions to CMU Football Roster
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Andrea de la Garza
• Sideliner's Luncheon Returns Tuesday
• Chippewas Go To Overtime Before Falling at WMU, 63-56
• MHSFCA Announces All-Star Game Rosters
• No. 17 CMU Concludes Competition at National Duals
• Chippewas Hold Off Huskies, 67-61
• Gymnastics Dominates Season Opener at Sacramento State
• Game Notes: Chippewas Host Huskies in MAC Home Opener
• CMU Announces 2011 Nonconference Football Schedule
• Game Notes: MAC Play Opens at Rival Western Michigan
• No. 17 CMU Opens MAC Action with 21-13 Win at NIU
• CMU to Host MHSFCA All-Star Game, Selection Show
• Four Chippewas Earn Academic All-MAC Honors
• Chippewas Start 2011 Season Out West
• Chippewas Hang On, Top Broncos in MAC Opener
• Trice Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
• MAC Opener, National Duals on Tap for CMU Wrestling
• Academic All-MAC Cross Country Teams Announced
• Game Notes: Chippewas Tip Off MAC Play Against Broncos
• NWCA National Duals Bracket Released
• Krupsky Earns Academic All-MAC Honors
• 2010 Season Review
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Donnie Corby
• Hot Shooting Pushes Pitt Past Chippewas, 94-78
• Large Runs, Turnovers Lead to Loss at UNLV
• Chippewas Finish Seventh at Midlands Championships
• Enns Named Third-Team Preseason All-American
• Game Notes: Red-Hot Chippewas Close 2010 Against Panthers
• Game Notes: CMU Takes on UNLV in Sin City
• Three Chippewas Advance to Midlands Quarterfinals
• Neil Stafford Named Interim Soccer Coach
• Four Chippewas Seeded at Midlands Championships
• Szunko Earns Back-to-Back MAC West Honors
• Chippewas Close 2010 at Midlands Championships
• Szunko Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• CMU Snaps Skid, Defeats Cornerstone 63-60
• Szunko Joins 1,000 Point Club As Chippewas Down Shockers
• Game Notes: CMU Takes on NAIA No. 3 Cornerstone
• Game Notes: Chippewas Square Off With Shockers
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Kaihla Szunko
• SDSU's Buzzer Beater Nips Chippewas, 72-69
• Szunko Earns Second Weekly MAC Honor of 2010-11
• Game Notes: CMU Looks to Snap Five-Game Skid
• CMU Falters Against Detroit, 75-49
• Szunko's Triple-Double Opens McGuirk in Grand Fashion
• Happy Holidays from CMU Athletics
• Game Notes: Chippewas Clash with Titans On ESPNU
• Friend or Foe: Competition Creates Friendly Rivalry
• Game Notes: Chippewas Face Rebels in Opening of McGuirk Arena
• Finally Home: The Chippewas Officially Move into McGuirk Arena
• 2010 Football Season Review
• CMU Edged by Wright State, 53-49
• Rowdies Help Create McGuirk Atmosphere
• Game Notes: CMU Back to McGuirk to Face Wright St.
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Scott Mattingly
• No. 12 Lehigh Tops No. 24 CMU, 23-9
• Chippewas Drop Nail Biter to LSU, 59-55
• Wildcats Claw Their Way Past Chippewas, 92-84
• Forty-Two Student-Athletes Earn Degrees
• 2010 Season Review: Chippewas Repeat Performance
• Game Notes: CMU and LSU Square Off in Baton Rouge
• Former Chippewas Return to Michigan on Sunday
• Chippewas Announce 2011 Baseball Schedule
• Seven Chippewas Named to Phil Steele's All-MAC Team
• Game Notes: Chippewas Wrap Up Nine-Game Trek vs. Wildcats
• No. 24 Chippewas Visit No. 12 Lehigh on Sunday
• Toth, Brandon Earn Great Lakes All-Region Honors
• Thomas Named MAC West Division Player of the Week
• 4-for-4: Long Named MAC West Player of the Week
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Shay Mannino
• Second Half Dooms CMU in 71-62 Loss at DePaul
• Chippewas Claim Aces Classic Title With 96-83 Victory
• Chippewas Finish 15th at Cliff Keen Invitational
• Game Notes: Second Tournament Title of 2010-11 Within Reach
• CMU Gymnastics Competes in Intrasquad Meet
• CMU Opens Indoor Season with Chippewa Open
• Game Notes: Men Travel to DePaul for Second Game in Chicago
• Mannino Named All-Senior All-American Second Team
• Long Leads Chippewas Past Chanticleers, 96-42
• Chippewas 14th After One Session at Cliff Keen Invite
• BCA Gives CMU High Grades for Hiring Process
• Game Notes: Aces Classic Rounds Out Tournament Slate
• Indoor Season Begins with Chippewa Open
• Eight Chippewas Earn Academic All-MAC Honors
• Bennett Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
• Chippewas Fall In Front of Sellout Crowd, 65-53
• Cliff Keen Invite Up Next for CMU Wrestling
• Kim Sihota Named Academic All-MAC
• Eight Chippewas Earn All-MAC Honors
• Game Notes: Chippewas Open McGuirk Arena Versus Temple
• Guevara's Recruiting Class Named Among Nation's Best
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Matt Berning
• 'The Rowdies' Remain Faithful Through Arena Transition
• Embers' Signature Dishes to be Available in McGuirk Arena
• Chippewas Bounce Back Against Bearcats, 76-55
• Bulldogs Top Chippewas, 90-70
• CMU Closes Season with 42-31 Loss at Toledo
• Chippewas Bring Home 62-52 Win From UIC
• Chippewas Close 2010 Season at Toledo
• December 1 Men's Basketball Game Officially Sold Out
• No. 6 Chippewas Travel to Northern Quad
• Game Notes: Chippewas Travel to Thanksgiving Tournament
• Game Notes: CMU Concludes Road Trip at UIC
• Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Toledo
• Berning Named to Academic All-America Second Team
• Student Tickets Spoken For; Few Public Tickets Remain
• Johnson Named MAC West Player of the Week
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Kaihla Szunko
• Flores Tops Trice at NWCA All-Star Classic
• No. 22 Hawkeyes Hold Off Chippewas Upset Bid, 90-79
• Game Notes: Chippewas Face No. 22 Iowa for Hawkeye Challenge Title
• Chippewas Fall in Overtime at South Alabama, 82-76
• Chippewas Finish Third at Body Bar Invitational
• Chippewas Grind Out Comeback Victory Over Bears, 78-74
• No. 6 CMU Falls at No. 1 Cornell, 24-10
• Limited Number of Tickets Remain Available for December 1
• Super Six: CMU Earns NCAA Best GPA For Sixth Straight Year
• 2010 Field Hockey: Season Review
• Game Notes: Chippewas Travel to South Alabama
• Game Notes: Chippewas Head to Hawkeye Challenge
• Schultz, Krupsky Earn All-MAC Honors
• CMU-Toledo Football Game Set for a 2 p.m. Kickoff
• SAAC Continues Partnership with Adopt-a-Family
• No. 6 Chippewas Open Dual Season at No. 1 Cornell
• Rainbow Classic Notebook: Tuesday
• Chippewas Upset by RedHawks, 3-2
• Chippewas Take Rainbows Down to the Wire
• Baker Named MAC West Player of the Week
• Early Wake-Up Call with the Chippewas on ESPN
• SAAC Sponsoring Annual Clothing Drive
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Ryan Radcliff
• Rainbow Classic Notebook: Sunday
• No. 6 Chippewas Host No. 11 RedHawks on Tuesday
• 100 or Bust: Chippewas Crack Century Mark Again in 102-71 Win
• Another Tight One in Honolulu
• Chippewas Cap Furious Rally in 3-2 Comeback Over Huskies
• CMU Rally Comes Up Short in 38-37 Loss at Navy
• Game Notes: Chippewas Advance to Championship Game
• Chippewas Finish Eighth at Regionals
• Chippewas Open Season in Dramatic Fashion
• #12 Marquette Edges Chippewas, 1-0
• Broncos Use Offensive Muscle to Sweep Chippewas
• Records Fall as Baker's Triple-Double Paces Chippewas
• Basketball Game Notes: CMU Travels to Rainbow State
• Rainbow Classic Notebook: Thursday
• Chippewas Visit Navy Saturday Afternoon
• Wilson Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• CMU Gymnastics Releases 2011 Schedule
• Chippewas Head to NCAA Great Lakes Regional
• Game Notes: Chippewas Open at Winthrop Classic
• Aloha Chippewas
• Second Basketball Student Ticket Pick-Up Event Announced
• 900 Students Wait in Line to Pick Up Ticket for December 1
• Chippewas, No. 12 Golden Eagles Square Off in First Round
• Chippewas Wrap Up MAC Play on Road
• Meet the Newest Chippewas
• CMU Draws No. 12 Marquette in First Round
• Football Game Notes: Central Michigan vs. Navy
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Cody Wilson
• Three Chippewas Earn Academic All-District Honors
• Staten Named MAC West Defensive Player of the Week
• Resilient Chippewas Earn Second MAC Title
• Cardinals Hand Chippewas 3-1 Setback
• Sihota Sisters Earn All-MAC Honors
• Defense Makes Big Plays in 26-22 Win Over Broncos
• Four Chippewas Named First-Team All-MAC
• Chippewas, Broncos Collide at Kelly/Shorts Stadium
• Four in Double-Digits in 77-38 Exhibition Win
• 2010 MAC Field Hockey Championship Central
• Mannino, Brandon Named Academic All-District IV Third-Team
• Netto Named MAC Defensive Player of the Week
• Spend Your Week with CMU Athletics
• Student Seating Expanded for December 1; Free Tickets Required
• State Farm Scholar-Athlete of the Week - Raeanne Lohner
• Chippewas Advance, Defeat Huskies 2-1
• Chippewas Pick Up Conference Win Over BSU, 3-1
• Chippewas Fall to RedHawks, 3-0
• Chippewa Women Finish Second in MAC
• Late Touchdown Lifts Falcons Over Chippewas, 17-14
• CMU Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2010 Officially Enshrined
• Chippewas Dominate Golden Flashes in Sweep
• Instant Replay Returns to Soaring Eagle Oct. 30
• Chippewas Claim Second Straight MAC Title
• Eagles Edge Chippewas Again, 3-2
• Chippewas Host Bowling Green on Hall of Fame Day
• Trice Places Eighth at World University Championships
• After a night spent outside Montcalm Alzheimer's patient found sitting under a tree Monday morning
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Booby trap discovered by hunter
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Cause of fire still unknown
• Union Township Planning Commission sets open house
• Alma to start leaf pickup on Oct. 25
• Gratiot Meet the Candidates forum planned for Wednesday
• Mt. Pleasant has new plan for leaf pickup
• Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts on the move
• Daily for Monday, October 18: booby trap found by a hunter, Mt. Pleasant schools meet, and Top 5
• VIDEO: Police say body belongs to missing Michigan banker
• POLICE BEAT
• MAC TV to broadcast candidate forums this week
• Pine River inmate gets added time for improper touching of officer
• Flags to be flown half-staff for Fenwick soldier
• Alma mom turns in daughter for possession of Ecstasy pills
• Federal stimulus funds for M.P. schools remains undecided
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• New recreation manager welcomed by Mt. Pleasant
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• GOP tries to seize opportunity with Stupak gone
• VIDEO: Discovery Museum to feature 11 rooms, pond, climbing wall, more
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Ex-Kalamazoo mayor, Michigan Senate hopeful Jones dies
• Retiree training bloodhound as tracking dog
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Report: $4M in restitution in Wayne County unpaid
• First Clare Fall Doughnut Festival to begin Friday
• Union Township Planning Commission sets open house
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• VIDEO: Camp says he'll seek 'repeal, reform' of health care
• Alma to start leaf pickup on Oct. 25
• POLICE BEAT
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Gratiot Meet the Candidates forum planned for Wednesday
• VIDEO: Steam engine makes stop in Alma
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Mt. Pleasant has new plan for leaf pickup
• VIDEO: Discovery Museum to feature 11 rooms, pond, climbing wall, more
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Gay marriage surfaces as an issue in state races
• Retiree training bloodhound as tracking dog
• Union Township Planning Commission sets open house
• Iraq's Allawi charges Iran destabilizing Mideast
• First Clare Fall Doughnut Festival to begin Friday
• Alma to start leaf pickup on Oct. 25
• Obama targets key groups in election's homestretch
• NEW: Cause of fire still unknown
• Gratiot Meet the Candidates forum planned for Wednesday
• Chile miners: From world fame to humble homes
• After a night spent outside Montcalm Alzheimer's patient found sitting under a tree Monday morning
• Mt. Pleasant has new plan for leaf pickup
• Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts on the move
• VIDEO: Camp says he'll seek 'repeal, reform' of health care
• Gay marriage surfaces as an issue in state races
• GOP tries to seize opportunity with Stupak gone
• Daily for Monday, October 18: booby trap found by a hunter, Mt. Pleasant schools meet, and Top 5
• Iraq's Allawi charges Iran destabilizing Mideast
• Ex-Kalamazoo mayor, Michigan Senate hopeful Jones dies
• After a night spent outside Montcalm Alzheimer's patient found sitting under a tree Monday morning
• Obama targets key groups in election's homestretch
• Report: $4M in restitution in Wayne County unpaid
• Daily for Monday, October 18: booby trap found by a hunter, Mt. Pleasant schools meet, and Top 5
• Chile miners: From world fame to humble homes
• POLICE BEAT
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts on the move
• VIDEO: Steam engine makes stop in Alma
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Authentic: Artist turns battered boots into beautiful bags
• Building Permits
• Marriage Licenses
• POLICE BEAT
• Gratiot Meet the Candidates forum planned for Wednesday
• Palin rallies supporters
• Mt. Pleasant has new plan for leaf pickup
• Iran releases American held for two years
• Marine welcomed home from Afghanistan
• Police use of GPS scrutinized
• Steam engine makes stop in Alma
• Group has big plans for caboose
• Alma to start leaf pickup on Oct. 25
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Human bones found in pits at Arizona cemetery
• Union Township Planning Commission sets open house
• Six seeking spots on Mt. Pleasant school board
• Burned out Alma building in "surprisngly good shape"
• Volunteers pack meals for starving children
• NEW: Four plasma TVs stolen in Stanton
• NEW: Three people had minor injuries in two car crash in Montcalm County Wednesday
• Daily for Friday, October 15: Taco Bell tailgate a no-go, CMU Homecoming, Art Reach artist, Mt. Pleasant Board of Ed. candidates, Weekend Life
• NEW: 63-year-old Sidney Township man arrested after allegedly assaulting his elderly mother
• Gratiot Courts
• DEATH CERTIFICATES
• Engineer a hero after miners' rescue
• Human bones found in pits at Arizona cemetery
• St. Louis King and Queen
• Naked intruder found in business watching porn
• Harrison's Homecoming
• Feds oppose California proposal to legalize marijuana
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Port Huron man's murder conviction thrown out
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Union Township Planning Commission sets open house
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• POLICE BEAT
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Six seeking spots on Mt. Pleasant school board
• Haunted basement part of art fundraiser
• Authentic: Artist turns battered boots into beautiful bags
• VIDEO: Zimmerman skeptical about ICTC, recycling
• Opera-house block played vital role in city's history
• Crowd gathered in downtown Alma to watch fire
• Burned out Alma building in "surprisngly good shape"
• Ross installed as CMU's 14th president
• NEW: Four plasma TVs stolen in Stanton
• VIDEO: Historic downtown Alma building destroyed by fire
• NEW: Three people had minor injuries in two car crash in Montcalm County Wednesday
• Daily for Friday, October 15: Taco Bell tailgate a no-go, CMU Homecoming, Art Reach artist, Mt. Pleasant Board of Ed. candidates, Weekend Life
• NEW: 63-year-old Sidney Township man arrested after allegedly assaulting his elderly mother
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Opera house block played vital role in Alma history
• Daily for Thursday, October 14: Fire still burning, Dr. Ross investiture, haunted basement, and Drink of the Week
• POLICE BEAT
• Haunted basement part of art fundraiser
• VIDEO: Zimmerman skeptical about ICTC, recycling
• Volunteers pack meals for starving children
• 'Welcome to life:' All 33 miners rescued
• Dead man named in illegal-gambling charges
• Judge orders tests for woman in fake cancer case
• Mother faces charges after infant's death
• Detroit-area man's dog survives euthanasia attempt
• Zimmerman skeptical about ICTC, recycling
• On Oct. 14 in mid-Michigan history
• Opera house block played vital role in Alma history
• POLICE BEAT
• NEW: VIDEO: This week's Pigskin Picks
• Mecosta police continue search for missing man
• Crowd gathered in downtown Alma to watch fire
• Union township board supports sewer deal with city
• NEW: Volunteers pack meals for starving children
• Alma to get loans to fund part of sewer project
• Daily for Thursday, October 14: Fire still burning, Dr. Ross investiture, haunted basement, and Drink of the Week
• Isabella police agencies get technology grant
• NEW: Haunted basement part of art fundraiser
• County, school board candidates to face off in forum tonight
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Task force, St. Louis plan new marker for Velsicol site
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Downtown Alma store burns
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Businesses show off goods at expo
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Daily for Wednesday, October 13: missing man, business expo, Police grant, Sports Insider
• Detroit-area man's dog survives euthanasia attempt
• Driver pleads in Amish buggy accident
• NEW: Mecosta police continue search for missing man
• Daily for Wednesday, October 13: missing man, business expo, Police grant, Sports Insider
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Daily for Tuesday, October 12: Mums, MMCC grant, Diary of a Band Dad
• Judge halts 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• Report shows state's concern over Detroit's finances
• Hunter says he fought off bears
• POLICE BEAT
• VIDEO: Two in Oakland County found guilty of security guard's dragging death
• Alma resident doesn't want new sidewalk
• VIDEO: Mum's the word for Mt. Pleasant man
• NEW: Isabella police agencies get technology grant
• MMCC receives $1.9 million federal grant
• International peacemaker to visit Alma, Mt. Pleasant
• Daily for Monday, October 11: Business expo preview, Union Township/Isabella County Road Commission dispute, city commission, Top 5
• NEW: MMCC receives $1.9 million federal grant
• Chief: Unclear when missing girl was last seen
• NEW: VIDEO: Mum's the word for Mt. Pleasant man
• U.S. rescuers may have killed worker
• Driver pleads in Amish buggy accident
• POLICE BEAT
• Daily for Tuesday, October 12: Mums, MMCC grant, Diary of a Band Dad
• Alma schools face budget worries
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• City, Union working together on wastewater treatment
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Alma leader Plaxton dies at 89
• Flags to be lowered in tribute to Marine
• Police identify 5 victims of crash, including one CMU student
• Death row inmate seeks high court OK for tests
• Bono speaks at CMU for National Coming Out Day
• Obama urges crowd to show energy of ‘08
• Trooper waives hearing in misconduct case
• Wife allowed to meet jailed Nobel winner
• Roadside bombs kill 7 in Afghanistan
• Kim and heir make appearance at parade
• Long crevice opens up in U.P.
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Group visits bars to support safer sex or abstinence
• Kim and heir make appearance at parade
• Alma history focus of tour
• Tense final hours ahead for 33 Chilean miners
• Mt. Pleasant motorcyclist dies in crash
• Long crevice opens up in U.P.
• Still no charges in Makayla's death
• NEW: Trooper waives hearing in misconduct case
• Daily for Monday, October 11: Business expo preview, Union Township/Isabella County Road Commission dispute, city commission, Top 5
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Man stabs child five times at Long Island restaurant
• Flags to be lowered in tribute to Marine
• Hands-free Harley ride raises cash for research
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• Bono speaks at CMU for National Coming Out Day
• International peacemaker to visit Alma, Mt. Pleasant
• Death row inmate seeks high court OK for tests
• Bernero attacks Snyder on jobs issue
• Obama urges crowd to show energy of ‘08
• Reihl oversees CMU Events Center project
• Wife allowed to meet jailed Nobel winner
• Alma history focus of tour
• Roadside bombs kill 7 in Afghanistan
• Man stabs child five times at Long Island restaurant
• 12 hospitalized after something is put in drinks
• Iran acknowledges espionage at nuclear sites
• Drill reaches trapped miners
• Four charged in fatal arson
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Grosse Pointe family adopts abused pit bull
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Flags to be lowered in tribute to Marine
• Stimulus funds have impact
• POLICE BEAT: Sunday, Oct. 10
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• Union Township sets hydrant flushing program
• US highways showing age
• Ithaca High School homecoming queen
• Riverside Cemetery tour on tap for Sunday
• Snyder, Bernero ready to debate
• International peacemaker to visit Alma, Mt. Pleasant
• Drug forfeiture funds add up
• Breckenridge got millions from stimulus
• Group visits bars to support safer sex or abstinence
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Alma College alumni return for homecoming
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• Motorcyclist killed in crash in Clare County; other driver arrested
• Courts
• Hiker pleads for release of others
• Breckenridge got millions from stimulus
• Breckenridge homecoming king and queen
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Courts
• Sacred Heart's homecoming king and queen
• Stimulus funds have impact
• Second man charged with arson
• States developing programs to reduce energy costs
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• Girl abducted from bus stop in Muskegon, later found
• VIDEO: School principal will kiss a pig if kids meet fundraising goal
• US highways showing age
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• Stimulus funded green programs
• Riverside Cemetery tour on tap for Sunday
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• VIDEO: Alma dedicates renovated Hogan Center
• International peacemaker to visit Alma, Mt. Pleasant
• POLICE BEAT: Saturday, Oct. 9
• Ithaca High School homecoming queen
• Clare homecoming king and queen
• Alma's homecoming queen and king
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Breckenridge got millions from stimulus
• Clare homecoming king and queen
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Courts
• Breckenridge homecoming king and queen
• Stimulus funds have impact
• Second man charged with arson
• Sacred Heart's homecoming king and queen
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• Girl abducted from bus stop in Muskegon, later found
• US highways showing age
• Overnight street parking ban to begin Nov. 1
• States developing programs to reduce energy costs
• Riverside Cemetery tour on tap for Sunday
• Alma's yard waste pickup program to end Oct. 25
• VIDEO: School principal will kiss a pig if kids meet fundraising goal
• International peacemaker to visit Alma, Mt. Pleasant
• POLICE BEAT: Saturday, Oct. 9
• Stimulus funded green programs
• Clare homecoming king and queen
• Alma's homecoming queen and king
• VIDEO: Alma dedicates renovated Hogan Center
• Daily for Friday, October 8: Mt. Pleasant football, high fire danger, Ganiard Walkathon, Hogan Center dedication
• Clare homecoming king and queen
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• POLICE BEAT: Friday, Oct. 7
• HOLDER: Clare homecoming king and queen
• Water pump testing
• Alma dedicates renovated Hogan Center
• CMU creates pilot course on iPads
• Daily for Friday, October 8: Mt. Pleasant football, high fire danger, Ganiard Walkathon, Hogan Center dedication
• Mt. Pleasant man sentenced to prison
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Sidney Township family rescued from carbon monoxide
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Red flag warning for high fire danger today
• Stimulus funds have impact
• Breckenridge got millions from stimulus
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• Gaylord Street could get new student housing development
• US highways showing age
• Riverside Cemetery tour on tap for Sunday
• Daily for Thursday, October 7: Planning commission, homecomings this weekend, Drink of the Week
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• Search on for tourist reportedly shot on border lake by Mexican pirates
• Angle: Muslim law taking hold in parts of US
• Alleged suicide bombs kill 8 at Pakistan Sufi site
• Man honored for helping rescue abducted girl, 8
• Bernero, Snyder disagree over jobs record
• HOLDER: Breckenridge king and queen
• Stimulus funds have impact
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• US highways showing age
• Advocacy center dedicated to Denslow
• Political consultant sentenced for corruption
• Vacant Detroit house where man's body found is razed
• POLICE BEAT: Oct. 7
• Riverside Cemetery tour on tap for Sunday
• First wind turbine goes up at Union Township Hall
• Breckenridge got millions from stimulus
• Child abuse case postponed for 30 days
• CMU creates pilot course on iPads
• 'Car Wars' at Isabella Fairgrounds
• Gaylord Street could get new student housing development
• Mt. Pleasant man sentenced to prison
• Sidney Township family of five rescued from home filling with carbon monoxide Thursday.
• Daily for Thursday, October 7: Planning commission, homecomings this weekend, Drink of the Week
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• US highways showing age
• Daily for Tuesday, October 5: Denslow dedication, Lilly case, Diary of a Band Dad
• Outside groups fund majority of campaign ads
• Prisoners: Macomb deputy was texting before crash
• Three Detroit men used Meals on Wheels truck in robbery
• POLICE BEAT: Oct. 6
• Big medical schools will handle loss of stimulus money
• Gratiot County may refinance debt
• Anonymous donor paying for crash memorial
• Science and health research scored big in stimulus program
• Soldier from Fenwick killed in Afghanistan
• Today's Daily
• Prosecutor: Prison only option for Lilly
• NEW: 'Car Wars' at Isabella Fairgrounds
• Advocacy center dedicated to Denslow
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Stimulus funds have impact
• Identifications released in fire that killed 3, injured 2
• NEW: Prosecutor: Prison only option for Lilly
• Police Beat: Tuesday, Oct. 5
• Daily for Tuesday, October 5: Denslow dedication, Lilly case, Diary of a Band Dad
• Union Township reminder to check heating devices
• REPORT: Mike Ilitch to buy Detroit Pistons
• Police searching for assault suspect
• NEW: Advocacy center dedicated to Denslow
• Isabella County Sheriff's Department to be closed for dedication
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Higher retirement costs expected to eat up federal school dollars
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Alma woman to honor late father by running Chicago Marathon
• Stimulus funds have impact
• 'Cash for Clunkers' proved a success
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• Four killed in three Montcalm County crashes
• Frost advisory until 9 a.m. Tuesday
• M-20 crash sends man to Saginaw hospital
• Daily for Monday, October 4: accident, stimulus package, Top 5
• US highways showing age
• Blumenthal, McMahon trade jabs at debate
• Kagan makes 3 women on bench
• US strike kills 5 German militants
• Police seek victims of alleged pimp
• UPDATED: Soldier from Fenwick killed in Afghanistan
• In vitro UK pioneer Edwards wins Nobel
• Anonymous donor paying for crash memorial
• Kalamazoo Institute of Arts hosts writing contest
• M-20 crash sends man to Saginaw hospital
• Man reunites his mother with old classmate
• Frost advisory until 9 a.m. Tuesday
• 3 residents killed in fire at assisted living home
• Daily for Monday, October 4: accident, stimulus package, Top 5
• US terror warning could hurt Europe's economy
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• Financial stability council pledges openness
• Conyers temporarily loses driver's license
• Grocer Aldi says vandals compromised payments
• Gratiot employers looking for certified workers
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• OBITUARIES
• Stimulus funds have impact
• Gratiot employers look for certified workers
• Freeze warning north - frost advisory south
• 10 questions: Dr. Murray Gross
• Palestinian killed as sneaks into Israel
• Gratiot CROP Walk involves both young and old
• Western lawmakers turn sights onendangered wolves
• NEW: Isabella County Sheriff's Department to be closed for dedication
• US highways showing age
• Will voters believe Dem or GOP message on economy?
• 'Cash for Clunkers' proved a success
• Key NATO supply route hit again in Pakistan
• Higher retirement costs expected to eat up federal school dollars
• Rutgers to hold vigil for student who killed self
• Alma woman to honor late father by running Chicago Marathon
• Emanuel: He's preparing to run for Chi. mayor
• Police searching for assault suspect
• Fire Prevention Week aims to promote smoke alarms
• UPDATE-3: Four killed in three Montcalm County crashes
• Buffet admirer Weitz hits top of fund charts
• Freeze warning north - frost advisory south
• POLICE BEAT
• NEW: US highways showing age
• Courts
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Hose falls from plane
• MPHS homecoming king and queen
• Minor earthquake hits Virginia
• Frost advisory for Clare, Isabella, Montcalm
• Mt. Pleasant Center land is major opportunity for city
• NEW: Haunted Castle to open Wednesday
• Stimulus funds have impact
• Weisenburger pleads to negligent homicide
• Haunted Castle takes shape
• College class makes wind turbine
• Crowd enjoys fall treats at Applefest
• Financial stability council pledges openness
• Grocer Aldi says vandals compromised payments
• ChinaCache International shares surge after IPO
• Michigan family raises butterflies for business
• NEW: Stimulus construction work viewed locally as mixed blessing
• Man found guilty in 2009 kidnapping, slaying
• 10 Question: Dr. Murray Gross
• Gandhi statue from India unveiled at UM-Flint
• NEW: Gratiot employers looking for certified workers
• Wayne County online auction brings in $4.1 million
• Congressman: We're rebuilding foundations
• Gratiot CROP Walk involves both young and old
• Ithaca seeks renewal of fire millage
• Frost advisory for Clare, Isabella, Montcalm
• NEW: Haunted Castle to open Wednesday
• Weisenburger pleads to negligent homicide
• Cancer doctor takes talents to canvas
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• Dancers perform at Mardi Gras
• Daily for Friday, October 1: Weisenburger pleads, Haunted Castle, Weekend Life
• POLICE BEAT
• Bin Laden linked to terror plot
• Cancer doctor takes talents to canvas
• Shepherd crowns king and queen
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• MPHS homecoming king and queen
• Dancers perform at Mardi Gras
• Ithaca seeks renewal of fire millage
• POLICE BEAT
• Weisenburger pleads to negligent homicide
• Bin Laden linked to terror plot
• Shepherd crowns king and queen
• MPHS homecoming king and queen
• Woman raising money for sleep sacks
• CMCH merges with Flint's McLaren
• POLICE BEAT
• IN BRIEF
• Today in history
• IN BRIEF
• CMCH cancer doctor takes his talents to canvas
• (HOLDER) MPHS homecoming king and queen
• Granholm will review liquor law
• Dancers perform at Mardi Gras
• NEW: VIDEO: Haunted Castle nears opening
• Daily for Friday, October 1: Weisenburger pleads, Haunted Castle, Weekend Life
• Weisenburger pleads to negligent homicide
• Fisher-Price recalls kid products
• CMU to oversee $10M restoration grant
• Cancer doctor takes talents to canvas
• Group saves vandalized building in Six Lakes
• Family creates bracelets to help sick girl
• Group is dedicated to Civil War re-enactments
• State OK's power purchase deal; Gratiot wind farm is a go
• Isabella earned $200,000 for housing inmates facing Tribal or federal charges
• Courts
• Building Permits
• Death Certificates
• Assumed Names
• Marriage Licenses
• Obama pushes campaign finance reform
• Missing man found dead
• Kilpatrick's cousin misses lawsuit deadline
• Five shot, one stabbed at house party in Detroit
• $1 million found in car after police chase
• Indiana man drowns after fall off Ludington pier
• POLICE BEAT
• Johnson & Johnson plans to buy Crucell for $2.3 billion
• Woodland Hospice plans rockin' fundraiser
• Two from CMU part of ArtPrize in Grand Rapids
• Spray park will close for season on Oct. 1
• Bomb squad deals with pair of Isabella County incidents
• State OK's power purchase deal; Gratiot wind farm is a go
• Group is dedicated to Civil War re-enactments
• Woodland Hospice plans rockin' fundraiser
• Pickard to be closed for construction
• Daily for Friday, September 17: Lentz lawsuit, Amish hit-and-run warrant, wind farms and Weekend Lif
• POLICE BEAT: Saturday, Sept. 18
• Spray park will close for season on Oct. 1
• Alma President wants college to have role in community
• VIDEO: 'Loop' improves hearing at theater
• Mt. Pleasant police seek wanted man
• Formal charges issued against driver in hit-and-run incident
• St. Louis School embezzler pleads guilty to stealing more than $50,000
• Court clears way for suit against county board chairman
• Family creates bracelets to help sick girl
• Community colleges could offer some bachelor's degrees
• Court clears way for suit against county board chairman
• Midland council won't let boy keep mini-pig as pet
• UPDATED: Bomb squad deals with pair of Isabella County incidents
• POLICE BEAT: Friday, Sept. 17
• State OK's power purchase deal; Gratiot wind farm is a go
• Woodland Hospice plans rockin' fundraiser
• Daily for Friday, September 17: Lentz lawsuit, Amish hit-and-run warrant, wind farms and Weekend Lif
• Gunman kills himself, mother at Baltimore hospital
• College Republicans at CMU to pay tribute to Caul
• St. Louis School embezzler pleads guilty to stealing more than $50,000
• Report: Stripper killed in drug feud
• Cell phones available for emergency use
• Torch Run for Special Olympics heads through mid-Michigan
• Community colleges could offer some bachelor's degrees
• Pickard to be closed for construction
• Tentative deal reached in Tribal suit
• Midland council won't let boy keep mini-pig as pet
• Ziibiwing to get grants for culture
• Mobile home park evacuated after bomb discovered
• POLICE BEAT: Friday, Sept. 17
• United Way Road Rally brings fun for 13th year in a row
• State OK's power purchase deal; Gratiot wind farm is a go
• Cell phones available for emergency use
• CMU student, airman dies disposing of captured bombs in Iraq
• Daily for Friday, September 17: Lentz lawsuit, Amish hit-and-run warrant, wind farms and Weekend Lif
• Alcohol, speed, believed to be factors in fatal
• Torch Run for Special Olympics heads through mid-Michigan
• St. Louis School embezzler pleads guilty to stealing more than $50,000
• Pickard to be closed for construction
• Tentative deal reached in Tribal suit
• Woodland Hospice plans rockin' fundraiser
• Ziibiwing to get grants for culture
• Daily for Thursday, September 16: Rynearson, Torch Run, Drink of the Week
• United Way Road Rally brings fun for 13th year in a row
• Alcohol, speed, believed to be factors in fatal
• CMU student, airman dies disposing of captured bombs in Iraq
• Gunman kills himself, mother at Baltimore hospital
• Mt. Pleasant police seek wanted man
• Report: Stripper killed in drug feud
• Formal charges issued against driver in hit-and-run incident
• VIDEO: Flags, tears and prayers: Mid-Michigan sends off Battery B
• Community college deal would end tax reimbursement
• House OKs plan to end some driver fees
• Judge: Clarify marijuana law
• POLICE BEAT: Sept. 16
• Snyder retains wide lead in latest poll
• Planners approve upgrades to Sacred Heart ball field
• CMU office professionals ratify contract
• Woodland Hospice plans rockin' fundraiser
• Burglars sought for Montcalm County breakin
• Police confiscate marijuana plants
• Alcohol, speed, believed to be factors in fatal
• Torch Run for Special Olympics heads through mid-Michigan
• Former police chief faces more drug charges
• UPDATED: CMU student, airman dies disposing of captured bombs in Iraq
• CMCH emergency room back where it belongs
• Tentative deal reached in Tribal suit
• Daily for Thursday, September 16: Rynearson, Torch Run, Drink of the Week
• Daily for Wednesday, September 15
• Former police chief faces more drug charges
• Police confiscate marijuana plants
• Burglars sought for Montcalm County breakin
• CMCH emergency room back where it belongs
• Daily for Wednesday, September 15
• VIDEO: Flags, tears and prayers: Mid-Michigan sends off Battery B
• Plane crashes with 51 aboard
• Daily for Tuesday, September 14: Soldiers say goodbye, corrections officer sues Sheriff's Depar
• Working while sick? Even doctors do it
• Hundreds at rally in Oakland County to support medicalmarijuana
• POLICE BEAT
• Crash victim identified
• Longtime Alma businessman Fred G. Brown dies
• Alma will keep marijuana ordinance in place
• Fired jail guard sues; says she was axed for supporting sheriff's opponent
• CMU office professionals ratify contract
• SLIDESHOW: Tears flow, flags fly, as troops leave for Kuwait
• Woodland Hospice plans rockin' fundraiser
• Isabella County man seriously injured in crash as police try to locate family
• Plane crashes with 51 aboard
• Touch got trooper in trouble
• Imam: Mosque site is not 'hallowed ground'
• Alma's National Guard heads to Kuwait Tuesday morning.
• Airline attack suspect suggests he wants to plead
• SLIDESHOW: Tears flow, flags fly, as troops leave for Kuwait
• Daily for Tuesday, September 14: Soldiers say goodbye, corrections officer sues Sheriff's Depar
• Crash victim identified
• Fired jail guard sues; says she was axed for supporting sheriff's opponent
• VIDEO: Thirteen mistreated horses confiscated from Rose Township farm
• VIDEO: Stolen dog found safe, returned seven years later
• VIDEO: Shepherd Elementary opens with students all one one roof
• The Daily: Trooper trouble, riding united and your Top 5
• POLICE BEAT
• City ranks requests for Tribal cash
• Snyder lets Bernero share stage at town hall event
• Alma schools lose fewer students than expected
• Mt. Pleasant student counts up
• Woman injured in fall from horse
• TEN QUESTIONS: Parks adjust despite cuts
• Sun returns and Wheatland Music Festival wraps up
• NEW: Isabella County man seriously injured in crash as police try to locate family
• NEW: Alma's National Guard heads to Kuwait Tuesday morning.
• VIDEO: Thirteen mistreated horses confiscated from Rose Township farm
• VIDEO: Stolen dog found safe, returned seven years later
• The Daily: Trooper trouble, riding united and your Top 5
• Group competes for grant from Pepsi; Former school in Six Lakes is being used for ministries and oth
• Tea partiers promote cause
• Boehner would support middle-class tax cut
• Child care workers sue to break from union
• Bernero: TV stations should plan debates
• POLICE BEAT
• Tickets coming; time to learn back-in parking
• VIDEO: Shepherd Elementary opens with students all one one roof
• Family fun ride, 100-mile trek mark start of Isabella County's United Way campaign
• VIDEO: North Carolina band part of Wheatland
• Shepherd Elementary students now will be all be under one roof
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Courts
• Building Permits
• Death Certificates
• Assumed Names
• Marriage Licenses
• Double-decker bus crashes in New York
• Nation marks 9/11 anniversary
• State's budget woes likely to continue next year
• Some license tabs are wrong color
• POLICE BEAT
• Group competes for grant from Pepsi; Former school in Six Lakes is being used for ministries and oth
• Rain isn't a problem for Lucky MacDuck
• Crews search homes day after gas-line explosion
• POLICE BEAT
• Nation to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Police investigate property damage
• Venezuelan released after arrest for Twitter post
• Artist enjoys being at Wheatland
• Gunmen kill 25 in Mexican city
• Two men, teenager face several charges
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Granholm orders flags lowered to honor 9/11 victims
• Gaylord man charged with arson
• Third drill to join rescue effort in Chile
• Detroit officials meet with utility after fires
• Man arrested on sexual assault charges
• Duck boat calls unanswered before collision
• Passenger forces flight to return to Detroit
• Alma College ranked among nation's best
• Iran postpones American woman's release
• VIDEO: Wheatland's MiddleGround offers music and activities
• Man accused of posing as veteran
• POLICE BEAT
• Tribe plans wind turbine
• Woman with two identities sentenced to prison
• Police investigate property damage
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Crews search homes day after gas-line explosion
• Artist enjoys being at Wheatland
• Daily for Friday, September 10: Shepherd Elementary, Wheatland and Ride United
• Nation to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Two men, teenager face several charges
• Third drill to join rescue effort in Chile
• Venezuelan released after arrest for Twitter post
• Gaylord man charged with arson
• Duck boat calls unanswered before collision
• Gunmen kill 25 in Mexican city
• Man arrested on sexual assault charges
• Iran postpones American woman's release
• Granholm orders flags lowered to honor 9/11 victims
• Alma College ranked among nation's best
• Man accused of posing as veteran
• Detroit officials meet with utility after fires
• VIDEO: Wheatland's MiddleGround offers music and activities
• Woman with two identities sentenced to prison
• Passenger forces flight to return to Detroit
• Tribe plans wind turbine
• Daily for Friday, September 10: Shepherd Elementary, Wheatland and Ride United
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Daily for Thursday, September 9: Entrepreneur, bridge renaming, Snyder, and Drink of the Week
• Soldier's father: Army was warned of murder plot
• Plea deal possible in bomb plot
• Detroit residents assess damage after fires
• POLICE BEAT
• Lost chair finds its way back to Alma library
• CMU grad speaks about his novel
• Bridge to honor former Tribal elder
• Breckenridge to get federal help with sewers
• VIDEO: Snyder calls for 'value for money'
• Daily for Thursday, September 9: Entrepreneur, bridge renaming, Snyder, and Drink of the Week
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Bernero asks Snyder to back business tax breaks
• THE DAILY, Sept. 8: Politics, high winds, love and the Chippewas
• POLICE BEAT
• Union Township refuses to pay road project bill
• CMU grad, author to discuss book, 'U.P'
• Message in the turf: Will you marry me?
• Gratiot needs work on public access
• THE DAILY, Sept. 8: Politics, high winds, love and the Chippewas
• High winds topple trees, knock out power
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Daily for Tuesday, September 7: Unique proposal, county commission, Diary of a Band Dad
• UN reports over 500 rapes in eastern Congo
• Colorado fire forced residents to make mad dash
• US church to go ahead with Sept. 11 Quran burning
• Chicago Mayor Daley won't run for re-election
• EU decries 'barbaric' plans to stone Iranian woman
• Kansas man charged with murdering burned teen
• Bernero asks Snyder to back business tax breaks
• Two teens shot on first day of school in Detroit
• Longer school year proposed
• POLICE BEAT
• Isabella County updated on drug programs
• Michigan accepting proposals for $4M in water funds
• Police say 5 men wounded in Detroit shooting
• Small plane crashes into western Michigan cornfield
• Smaller Detroit district greets students today
• Governor campaign a priority for both parties
• NEW: Message in the turf: Will you marry me?
• Floating cooler saves man after Lake Huron capsize
• Daily for Tuesday, September 7: Unique proposal, county commission, Diary of a Band Dad
• High waves knock man off pier into Lake Michigan
• The Drunken Intruder Experience: Terrifying, dangerous, and surprisingly common in a college town
• POLICE BEAT
• Mid-Michigan home sales slow
• Lake Isabella adopts medical marijuana regulations
• Preserving history at CMU
• Popular radio voice returns to air today
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Feral swine may have entered yard of Denver Township home
• VIDEO: Bed bug infestations move to mid-Michigan
• Farwell celebrates Labor Day
• Army: Ex-soldier takes 3 hospital workers hostage
• Lawyer says Iranian woman could be stoned soon
• Suicide attack in NW Pakistan kills 17 people
• US won't say if blowout preventer on way to shore
• Colorado fire destroys buildings; no injuries
• Mid-Michigan home sales slow
• Preserving history at CMU
• Despite formal combat end, US joins Baghdad battle
• Congo: 70 dead in 2 boat accidents
• Tennessee zoo working on saving hellbender salamanders
• POLICE BEAT
• All 5 aboard dead in car crash in Tuscola County
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• VIDEO: Bed bug infestations move to mid-Michigan
• Houghton Lake woman killed in crash
• TEN QUESTIONS: CMU student in all-family league
• Commission on Aging helps Gratiot seniors with transportation
• ADHD drivers crash more — why?
• Jacobs, Everhart share duties at Alma; school district to start process of hiring new superintendent
• Small fire reported in Ganiard cafeteria
• Labor Day closings
• The Drunken Intruder Experience: Terrifying, dangerous, and surprisingly common in a college town
• Poll: Arizona voters favor immigration enforcement
• New building replaces 1927 school in Portage
• Bernero, Snyder both pushing for Detroit votes
• POLICE BEAT
• City sets Trade Your Treasures weekend
• Small fire reported in Ganiard cafeteria
• Labor Day closings
• VIDEO: Bed bug infestations move to mid-Michigan
• The Drunken Intruder Experience: Terrifying, dangerous, and surprisingly common in a college town
• Farwell festival in full swing
• Mid-Michigan home sales slow
• Preserving history at CMU
• Wildlife Gallery faces fine for endangered species violation
• Jacobs, Everhart share duties at Alma; school district to start process of hiring new superintendent
• Courts
• Goats rescued after two days on ledge
• Earl weakens to tropical storm
• Murder conviction stands; one judge dissents
• Court keeps Tea Party off ballot
• POLICE BEAT
• Labor Day closings
• Paintings part of Yoder's event
• Jacobs, Everhart share duties at Alma; school district to start process of hiring new superintendent
• The Drunken Intruder Experience: Terrifying, dangerous, and surprisingly common in a college town
• VIDEO: Bed bug infestations move to mid-Michigan
• Trooper charged with five-year felony
• Wildlife Gallery faces fine for endangered species violation
• Daily for Friday, September 3: Trooper in trouble, bed bugs, museum archives and Weekend Life
• COURTS
• Detroit ordered to release phone records in stripper case
• Snyder gave his campaign $6 million
• Snyder gave his campaign $6 million
• Detroit school plan opposed
• Detroit school plan opposed
• Man charged in crash that killed Okemos student
• Man charged in crash that killed Okemos student
• Storm knocks out power in parts of state
• Storm knocks out power in parts of state
• POLICE BEAT
• POLICE BEAT
• VIDEO: Facebook post gets juror in trouble
• VIDEO: Facebook post gets juror in trouble
• VIDEO: Adoptions down at Isabella shelter
• VIDEO: Adoptions down at Isabella shelter
• Pet adoptions down
• VIDEO: Ancestors reburied by Tribe
• VIDEO: Ancestors reburied by Tribe
• Daily for Friday, September 3: Trooper in trouble, bed bugs, museum archives and Weekend Life
• Enos era opens at Central Michigan
• Trooper charged with five-year felony
• NEW: Bed bug infestations move to mid-Michigan
• Daily for Friday, September 3: Trooper in trouble, bed bugs, museum archives and Weekend Life
• Enos era opens at Central Michigan
• Trooper charged with five-year felony
• Daily for Thursday, September 2nd: CMU football, adopting animals, feral swine and Drink of the Week
• NEW: The Drunken Intruder Experience: Terrifying, dangerous, and surprisingly common in a college to
• Earl threatens East Coast with winds of 125 mph
• Earl threatens East Coast with winds of 125 mph
• Buyback nets 400 guns in Detroit
• Buyback nets 400 guns in Detroit
• Detroit ordered to release phone records in stripper case
• POLICE BEAT
• Prestige Center resident also gardens the property
• Bike lanes possible for M.P. city streets
• Former Rep. Judy Emmons gets GOP nod for Senate
• VIDEO: Vestaburg unveils renovated school
• Daily for Wednesday, September 1: Gardener, proposed road work, Sports Insider
• NEW: Video: Adoptions down at Isabella shelter
• Daily for Thursday, September 2nd: CMU football, adopting animals, feral swine and Drink of the Week
• Labor Day activities set for Farwell, St. Louis
• Island evacuations start as Earl nears East Coast
• Police kill gunman who held 3 at Discovery Channel
• Tradition ends: No state fair this year
• Deal expected in Jay Vincent case
• Grand Traverse Band wants to join Asian carp lawsuit
• Eastern Michigan, faculty union agree on contract
• POLICE BEAT: Wednesday, Sept. 1
• GOP leaders to choose sub for Rep. Calley in Senate race
• Isabella County focus groups to address racial issues
• City of St. Louis may pay off pool, put dressing rooms on agenda
• Former Rep. Judy Emmons gets GOP nod for Senate
• Labor Day activities set for Farwell, St. Louis
• VIDEO: Vestaburg unveils renovated school
• Safety drives M-20 road project
• Daily for Wednesday, September 1: Gardener, proposed road work, Sports Insider
• VIDEO: Beating the heat at Millpond Park
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance today, Tuesday
• Daily for Tuesday, August 31: More on David Alexander, cooling off in the high temps, and Diary of a
• Earl could force some US evacuations ahead of Labor Day
• AP source: Unlikely that 2 men plotting terror
• Iraq says it's independent as US ends combat
• Obama: End of Iraq combat mission not victory lap
• More charges expected in stabbing cases
• VIDEO:Vietnam veteran flies flags upside down to show country is in trouble
• 7 U.S. troops die in bombings in violent south
• VIDEO: Arcada Township Family watches as everything they own goes up in flames
• Biden in Iraq to mark formal end to US combat
• U.S. grapples with bedbugs, misuse of pesticides
• Diabetes now tops Vietnam veterans' claims
• Lawyer: Georgia soldier in shooting was on strict diet
• Westland police: Husband and wife die in shooting
• Possible human body parts found in Detroit field
• New charge after second victim dies in Michigan attack
• Michigan candidates take to the road to campaign
• Facebook post gets Detroit-area juror in hot water
• Flags to be flown half-staff today for Marine killed in Afghanistan
• NEW: GOP leaders to choose sub for Rep. Calley in Senate race
• POLICE BEAT - Tuesday, Aug. 31
• Daily for Tuesday, August 31: More on David Alexander, cooling off in the high temps, and Diary of a
• Changes greet Alma College’s returning students
• Labor Day activities set for Farwell, St. Louis
• Woman killed in U.S. 127 motorcycle accident
• NEW: VIDEO: Beating the heat at Millpond Park
• Fire destroys Arcada home
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance today, Tuesday
• Police: Roving bicyclist could be missing sex offender
• The Daily: Monday, August 30: Unhappy veteran. Weekend recap. And last weeks most read stories.
• Obama commits to revival of Gulf Coast
• Bernero, Michigan Democrats wrap up convention
• Body of man found in Detroit River near Grosse Ile
• NEW: Changes greet Alma College’s returning students
• Man, 33, shoots wife, kills self with same AK-47
• NEW: VIDEO:Vietnam veteran flies flags upside down to show country is in trouble
• Group helps donate playground to sick Michigan girl
• Police: Roving bicyclist could be missing sex offender
• POLICE BEAT
• VIDEO: Arcada Township Family watches as everything they own goes up in flames
• Construction to begin today on Winn Road
• The Daily: Monday, August 30: Unhappy veteran. Weekend recap. And last weeks most read stories.
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance today, Tuesday
• NEW: Woman killed in 127 motorcycle accident
• Stanton native heading to Kuwait
• Dossin Great Lakes Museum marks 50th anniversary
• VIDEO: A home for Jacob; Mt. Pleasant parents buy house next door for handicapped son
• Budget constraints delaying wolverine display
• Library celebrates 100th birthday
• Flags to be lowered in honor of Marine
• Teen girl faces charge after newborn found dead
• Vicious, feared attack leaves Pennsylvania inmate comatose
• Two police officers fatally shot in Alaska village
• New York City mosque debate will shape American Islam
• Arizona police say gunman kills 5, then self
• Courts
• Beck, Palin: We must restore America's honor
• Beck, Palin: We must restore America's honor
• Dossin Great Lakes Museum marks 50th anniversary
• Democratic running mate says she'll 'fix mess' in Michigan
• Budget constraints delaying wolverine display
• Snyder calls for unity; Tea Party had own candidate for lieutenant governor at GOP state convention
• Flags to be lowered in honor of Marine
• Construction to begin Monday on Winn Road
• Teen girl faces charge after newborn found dead
• Bands entertain at Shepherd blues festival
• 130 marijuana plants discovered in Clinton County
• Mid-Michigan jobless rates increase
• Democratic running mate says she'll 'fix mess' in Michigan
• VIDEO: A home for Jacob; Mt. Pleasant parents buy house next door for handicapped son
• POLICE BEAT
• Snyder calls for unity; Tea Party had own candidate for lieutenant governor at GOP state convention
• Construction to begin Monday on Winn Road
• Bands entertain at Shepherd blues festival
• Mid-Michigan jobless rates increase
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance
• VIDEO: A home for Jacob; Mt. Pleasant parents buy house next door for handicapped son
• Death Certificates
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance
• Assumed Names
• Death Certificates
• Courts
• Assumed Names
• The statewide nominees
• Steam and gas engines roar once again in Blanchard
• VIDEO: Sheriff says it would be costly for county to leave drug team
• No contest pleas on home invasion, malicious destruction
• VIDEO: A home for Jacob
• Mystery barrels held radioactive acid
• VIDEO: Steam and gas engines roar once again in Blanchard
• No contest pleas on home invasion, malicious destruction
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance
• Daily for Friday, August 27: Preview of a special multi-media project, BAYANET, and what's happ
• Massachusetts police seize cocaine hidden in bologna
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance
• Blog causes uproar on eve of Glenn Beck's rally
• Massachusetts police seize cocaine hidden in bologna
• Guard troops to deploy on Arizona border
• Blog causes uproar on eve of Glenn Beck's rally
• Detroit mayoral mansion might get new name
• Guard troops to deploy on Arizona border
• Bernero to pick Southfield mayor for lieutenant governor
• Detroit mayoral mansion might get new name
• POLICE BEAT
• Bernero to pick Southfield mayor for lieutenant governor
• Construction to begin Monday on Winn Road
• POLICE BEAT
• VIDEO: Sheriff says it would be costly for county to leave drug team
• Mystery barrels held radioactive acid
• Construction to begin Monday on Winn Road
• VIDEO: More than 200 cars in the old U.S. 27 tour, pull into St. Louis
• Police say BAYANET needs county officer
• NEW: Bernero to pick Southfield mayor for lt. gov
• NEW: No contest pleas on home invasion, malicious destruction
• NEW: Snyder leads Bernero 51-29 in Michigan gov poll
• Daily for Friday, August 27: Preview of a special multi-media project, BAYANET, and what's happ
• Daily for Thursday, August 26: BAYANET, homeless shelter, Union Township, and Drink of the Week.
• NEW: Bernero to pick Southfield mayor for lt. gov
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on aid workers
• NEW: Snyder leads Bernero 51-29 in Michigan gov poll
• Mayor seeks to calm cabbie, NYC after knife attack
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on aid workers
• Elizabeth Weaver resigns from court; Alton Davis sworn in
• Mayor seeks to calm cabbie, NYC after knife attack
• POLICE BEAT
• Elizabeth Weaver resigns from court; Alton Davis sworn in
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance
• POLICE BEAT
• CMU faculty union formed
• Spray park to be closed for maintenance
• Discovery Museum hires director
• CMU faculty union formed
• UPDATED: Man arrested on sexual assault charge
• Discovery Museum hires director
• Group seeks support for homeless shelter
• UPDATED: Man arrested on sexual assault charge
• VIDEO: More than 200 cars in the old U.S. 27 tour, pull into St. Louis
• Group seeks support for homeless shelter
• Police say BAYANET needs county officer
• Daily for Friday, August 27: Preview of a special multi-media project, BAYANET, and what's happ
• Man arrested on CSC charges
• NEW: Snyder leads Bernero 51-29 in Michigan gov poll
• Two Harrison men arrested on drug charges
• NEW: VIDEO: More than 200 cars in the old U.S. 27 tour, pull into St. Louis
• Farwell man charged with larceny
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Coleman man arrested on several warrants
• DEATH CERTIFICATES
• Two arrested in connection with break-in
• Miners' deep motivation: Stay slim or stay in mine
• Elwell angler catches Asian carp in 'Redneck' tournament
• Man arrested on sexual assault charge
• Proposed Union budget to be smaller
• NEW: Group seeks support for homeless shelter
• Gratiot kids get ready to head back to school
• NEW: Police say BAYANET needs county officer
• Rick Snyder names Brian Calley as GOP running mate
• Daily for Thursday, August 26: BAYANET, homeless shelter, Union Township, and Drink of the Week.
• The Daily for Wednesday, August 25: Alma "Back to School" event, Old 27 Car Tour, Sports I
• COURTS
• Devastating series of attacks across Iraq kills 55
• No death penalty in Michigan murder case
• House OKs shifting school aid surplus
• Man dies more than week after stun gun shock
• POLICE BEAT
• Navy says SoCal midair crash was preventable
• 10 hurt when van crashes into Tenn. beauty salon
• Jet misses runway, crashes in China; 42 killed
• Sheriffs struggle with high cost of extraditions
• Budget resolution will wait until September
• Jury to decide death penalty case
• POLICE BEAT
• Yoder auction to be reminder of accident
• SLIDESHOW: Controversial Bellows Street traffic island being trimmed down
• Alma officials discuss marijuana
• NEW: Gratiot kids get ready to head back to school
• Source says Snyder to pick Calley as GOP lt. gov.
• NEW: Rick Snyder names Brian Calley as GOP running mate
• Oil City couple to join trek up Old 27
• The Daily for Wednesday, August 25: Alma "Back to School" event, Old 27 Car Tour, Sports I
• Old 27 tour brings back memories of the open, two-lane road
• Daily for Tuesday, August 24: A community helps out; Old U.S. 27 tour; Sound Off leads to a story ab
• COURTS
• Insiders vs. outsiders in Fla., Ariz., Alaska
• Man says he was mugged on CMU campus
• Couple create miniature Dodge City in Mason County
• Mt. Pleasant attorney satisfied with Tribal Court ruling
• Wording approved for 2 Michigan ballot proposals
• Strange case of Gratiot County landfill
• POLICE BEAT
• Central Michigan University students return, 'Welcome Weekend' proves to be standard for a
• City of Mt. Pleasant OKs request for funds
• Video: Veteran builds memorial for friends he lost
• Man says he was mugged on CMU campus
• Mt. Pleasant attorney satisfied with Tribal Court ruling
• Strange case of Gratiot County landfill
• Central Michigan University students return, 'Welcome Weekend' proves to be standard for a
• Daily for Tuesday, August 24: A community helps out; Old U.S. 27 tour; Sound Off leads to a story ab
• Video: Veteran builds memorial for friends he lost
• The Daily: Monday, August 23: 30+ MIPs issued over welcome weekend. Vote for high school Game of Th
• Attorney: Great Lakes waterways a 'carp highway'
• Couple create miniature Dodge City in Mason County
• Old 27 tour brings back memories of the open, two-lane road
• Wording approved for 2 Michigan ballot proposals
• Daily for Tuesday, August 24: A community helps out; Old U.S. 27 tour; Sound Off leads to a story ab
• POLICE BEAT
• SLIDESHOW: Controversial Bellows Street traffic island being trimmed down
• City of Mt. Pleasant OKs request for funds
• Attorney: Great Lakes waterways a 'carp highway'
• Drug raid target stunned, dies
• Romney visits to aid Rick Snyder
• Security guards to replace hall monitors at Rochester high schools
• POLICE BEAT
• Festival a long family tradition
• NEW: Central Michigan University students return, 'Welcome Weekend' proves to be standard
• Chamichian chosen to chair annual Art Reach auction
• NEW: Strange case of Gratiot County landfill
• CMU welcomes students
• The Daily: Monday, August 23: 30+ MIPs issued over welcome weekend. Vote for high school Game of Th
• New: Veteran builds memorial for friends he lost
• Memories of the Clipper Diner
• Tropical Storm Danielle forms in the Atlantic
• Informant is key to New York synagogues bomb plot case
• Anti-mosque rallies get heated
• Program offers legal help to state veterans
• Pastor gets lofty for charities
• Granholms dedicate 3 homes
• Dutch sailor girl set to start solo world trip
• Iran prepares to start up first reactor
• Michigan man gains popularity for carving edible food
• Tests confirm 2 Michigan men have rare encephalitis
• POLICE BEAT
• DAVID BRODER: The thesis behind Gibbs' rage
• Welcome Week events include musicians today
• Airplane enthusiasts land at Gratiot airport
• Michigan man gains popularity for carving edible food
• Rolland, Fremont townships to vote on library question
• Tests confirm 2 Michigan men have rare encephalitis
• Memories of the Clipper Diner
• POLICE BEAT
• Jeff Daniels packs'em into downtown Mt. Pleasant
• DAVID BRODER: The thesis behind Gibbs' rage
• Welcome Week events include musicians today
• Airplane enthusiasts land at Gratiot airport
• Rolland, Fremont townships to vote on library question
• Memories of the Clipper Diner
• Jeff Daniels packs'em into downtown Mt. Pleasant
• Defense team rests in US death-penalty case
• Michigan bill would ban medical marijuana clubs
• Mt. Pleasant to begin resurfacing projects
• Israel, Palestinians to talk again
• Ohio bear kills caretaker
• Ranger hailed as hero for role in capturing fugitives
• Stabbing suspect expected back in state next week
• Man charged with stabbing, killing wife
• Two tornadoes hit Macomb County
• POLICE BEAT
• Shots fired, Rodney man arrested
• Rolland, Fremont townships to vote on library question
• Dutch sailor girl set to start solo world trip
• Hit and run driver to turn self in
• Iran prepares to start up first reactor
• Lilly awaits trial; another resident of same group home faces exact same charge
• Michigan gets $21M grant to boost college access
• Floyd gets 18 to 40 years for ramming car of teen girls
• Enbridge readies test of ruptured oil pipeline
• Lawmakers continue review of Granholm budget plan
• VIDEO: Shepherd grad shows off what he's driving these days - a Marine V-22
• NEW: Rolland, Fremont townships to vote on library question
• VIDEO: Mystery continues with cyclist
• Floyd gets 18 to 40 years for ramming car of teen girls
• VIDEO: Central Michigan University students move in
• NEW: Lilly awaits trial; another resident of same group home faces exact same charge
• Isabella prosecutor: Medical marijuana business skirts law
• The Daily: Friday, August 20: Man escapes from adult foster care home and breaks into residents home
• NEW: Hit and run driver to turn self in
• United Way hopes to 'stuff the bus' with school supplies
• Daily for Thursday, August 19: David Alexander mystery, Compassionate Apothecary in court, accidents
• Arizona official: State didn't detect prison flaws
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• Michigan gets $21M grant to boost college access
• Enbridge readies test of ruptured oil pipeline
• Lawmakers continue review of Granholm budget plan
• Defense team rests in US death-penalty case
• Michigan bill aims to stop some harassment suits
• Michigan bill would ban medical marijuana clubs
• Mt. Pleasant to begin resurfacing projects
• Severe thunderstorm watch until midnight
• COURTS
• CIA forms new center to combat nukes, WMDs
• Jurors were close to convicting Rod Blagojevich
• Granholm details new plan to balance budgets
• POLICE BEAT
• Central Michigan University students move in
• Body of 20-year-old man found in Stanton
• Isabella prosecutor: Medical marijuana business skirts law
• Union planners support bike path
• Colombian leader praises rescuers in plane crash
• CMU's main computer system goes down
• Lockerbie bomber fuels anger just by staying alive
• Still no final report on mystery barrels at Velsicol dump site
• Lawyer: SC mom accused of killing sons remorseful
• Four Amish children hurt in hit-and-run
• Judge says monitor texts won't be given to city
• Flea market offers 'anything old' - and anything else
• Body of 20-year-old man found in Stanton apartment
• Michigan doctor gets 14 years in $19.7M Medicare scam
• Government may buy Standish prison for fed inmates
• Daily for Thursday, August 19: David Alexander mystery, Compassionate Apothecary in court, accidents
• United Way hopes to 'stuff the bus' with school supplies
• Daily for Wednesday, August 18: flea market, BAYANET follow-up, and Sports Insider
• Isabella may drop BAYANET
• Police identify body washed ashore in Ludington
• 3rd trip to Texas death chamber for grieving dad
• VIDEO: Demolition begins on Soaring Eagle Inn
• No date set on suspected killer's return to Michigan
• Sheriff: South Carolina mom killed kids before sinking car
• ATF reports Detroit building fire result of arson
• Hung jury for Detroit homeowner who killed burglar
• Former Kilpatrick appointee sentenced in camp sale
• Granholm to lay out revised 2010-11 budget plan
• Daily for Tuesday, August 17: Pie in the face for Levin, demolition at the Soaring Eagle Inn, Union
• Flags to be lowered for Lansing-area soldier
• COURTS
• POLICE BEAT
• Sheriff: South Carolina mom killed kids before sinking car
• Remus man faces felonies for alleged car break-ins
• Hung jury for Detroit homeowner who killed burglar
• United Way hopes to 'stuff the bus' with school supplies
• Granholm to lay out revised 2010-11 budget plan
• Gratiot to discuss possible animal control board
• Flags to be lowered for Lansing-area soldier
• Local counties trying for funds to build bike trail
• POLICE BEAT
• VIDEO: Union makes effort to become more 'green'
• Remus man faces felonies for alleged car break-ins
• Isabella may drop BAYANET
• Four Amish children hurt in hit-and-run
• United Way hopes to 'stuff the bus' with school supplies
• Body of 20-year-old man found in Stanton
• Flea market offers 'anything old' - and anything else
• Gratiot to discuss possible animal control board
• Daily for Wednesday, August 18: flea market, BAYANET follow-up, and Sports Insider
• NEW: CMU's main computer system goes down
• VIDEO: Union makes effort to become more 'green'
• VIDEO: Demolition begins on Soaring Eagle Inn
• COURTS
• Local counties trying for funds to build bike trail
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Palestinian who attacked Turkish Embassy captured
• POLICE BEAT
• United Way hopes to 'stuff the bus' with school supplies
• NEW: VIDEO: Demolition begins on Soaring Eagle Inn
• Woman hits Levin with pie in Big Rapids
• Daily for Tuesday, August 17: Pie in the face for Levin, demolition at the Soaring Eagle Inn, Union
• Oasis work to begin
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Rosebush road, sewer work to use MEDC grant money
• Allen won't seek recount
• Health officials caution against spread of whooping cough
• ATV crash kills Adrian boy, 11
• The Cessna's last moments: Plane flipped, sank quickly
• Reid: Build mosque elsewhere
• Art Reach to celebrate its new Art Reach Center on Broadway
• Obama says Republicans don't solve problems
• 'Miracle' in Colombia jet crash: 1 dies, 130 live
• Police identify body washed ashore in Ludington
• No date set on suspected killer's return to Michigan
• ATF reports Detroit building fire result of arson
• Former Kilpatrick appointee sentenced in camp sale
• Michigan releases list of lowest-performing schools
• Special election unlikely in Michigan 97th House race
• Relay for Life close to its goal
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Ohio toddler found dead in hot car; sister injured
• TEN QUESTIONS: Veteran works to help fellow vets
• Isabella Road project to begin
• Home sales, prices increase
• Isabella rebuild starts today
• Two people contract Eastern equine encephalitis
• Work to start on Super Wal-Mart in Pine River Township
• Ramp collapses under weight of cement truck in L.A.
• VIDEO: Monstrous kite flies over Mt. Pleasant
• Sacred artifacts returned to Northern California tribe
• Off-road racer rolls truck into crowd, killing 8
• Ohio toddler found dead in hot car; sister injured
• Allen won't seek recount
• Electronics, games stolen from home
• ATV crash kills Adrian boy, 11
• Home sales, prices increase
• Study: Recasting schools would save millions
• Work to start on Super Wal-Mart in Pine River Township
• Stabbings initially drew little attention in Michigan
• NEW: Health officials caution against spread of whooping cough
• VIDEO: Monstrous kite flies over Mt. Pleasant
• Feds poisoning lamprey in river
• NEW: United Way hopes to 'stuff the bus' with school supplies
• Off-road racer rolls truck into crowd, killing 8
• POLICE BEAT
• NEW: Art Reach to celebrate its new Art Reach Center on Broadway
• Study: Recasting schools would save millions
• On Aug. 16 in mid-Michigan history
• THE DAILY: Monday, August 16: NTSB report comes back on crash; Rosebush to get help with drainage s
• Stabbings initially drew little attention in Michigan
• Relay for Life close to its goal
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Feds poisoning lamprey in river
• TEN QUESTIONS: Veteran works to help fellow vets
• Isabella Road project to begin
• POLICE BEAT
• Isabella rebuild starts today
• Ramp collapses under weight of cement truck in L.A.
• On Aug. 16 in mid-Michigan history
• The Cessna's last moments: Plane flipped, sank quickly
• Sacred artifacts returned to Northern California tribe
• Credit card numbers stolen from Clare hotel restaurant's database
• Home sales, prices increase
• Gratiot County part of pilot program offering legal advice for low-income families facing divorce
• Work to start on Super Wal-Mart in Pine River Township
• VIDEO: Monstrous kite flies over Mt. Pleasant
• Annual horse costume contest is just for fun
• Plastic jar removed from bear cub's head
• Two people contract Eastern equine encephalitis
• Electronics, games stolen from home
• Nothing found after search of cornfield
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Isabella Road project to begin
• Courts
• Obama supports 'right' for ground zero mosque
• Eight shot outside restaurant
• Ohio toddler found dead in hot car; sister injured
• Four injured Detroit firefighters still hospitalized
• POLICE BEAT
• ICTC to add fixed route
• Ithaca survey shows more than half of residents low- or moderate-income
• Smash, bashing and crashing: Demolition derby at the fair
• ICTC to add fixed route
• VIDEO: Burning up the demolition derby
• Smash, bashing and crashing: Demolition derby at the fair
• VIDEO: Burning up the demolition derby
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Isabella Road project to begin
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Deadbeat dad who started new family gets prison
• Isabella Road project to begin
• The Daily: Friday, August 13: Mom accused of being drunk and accidentally killing child; sewers not
• Deadbeat dad who started new family gets prison
• Longshot U.S. Senate candidate indicted on felony porn charge
• The Daily: Friday, August 13: Mom accused of being drunk and accidentally killing child; sewers not
• Asylum seekers dock in Canada
• Longshot U.S. Senate candidate indicted on felony porn charge
• Syringes on beaches
• Asylum seekers dock in Canada
• Stabbing suspect to be sent to Michigan
• Syringes on beaches
• POLICE BEAT
• Stabbing suspect to be sent to Michigan
• Deputies search cornfield
• POLICE BEAT
• Reed City yogurt plant evacuated for ammonia leak
• Deputies search cornfield
• Ithaca survey shows more than half of residents low- or moderate-income
• Reed City yogurt plant evacuated for ammonia leak
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• Isabella Road project to begin
• VIDEO: Kids milk her for all they're worth
• Daily for Thursday, August 12: Woman jailed on HIV charges, flash floods in Mt. Pleasant, and Drink
• Witness: Doctor kept secret medical files on Smith
• UPDATED: Man arrested in Atlanta in stabbings spree; Flint judge signs warrant
• Feds: Utah bus company wasn't properly licensed
• Deadbeat dad who started new family gets prison
• Blagojevich jurors tell judge they are stalled
• POLICE BEAT
• War-crimes trial opens for youngest Gitmo inmate
• Stabbing suspect arrested; man had knife in car when he was stopped by police earlier
• India sets Aug. 31 deadline for BlackBerry info
• Harrison man killed aboard ship in Lake Superior
• Lawyer: NY flight attendant wants to return to air
• Pair arrested in Morbark thefts case
• Clinic operator sentenced for Medicare fraud
• Piece by piece Gratiot County digging itself out of hole
• Judge reduces charge to manslaughter in burglar's death
• Woman sentenced to 11 months on HIV charge
• Kilpatrick's father skips deposition in stripper case
• Mackinac Bridge designated as engineering landmark
• Mother told police she had 'too much' to drink
• WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
• Flash flood damages 24 CMU buildings, hospital, other structures
• Harrison man killed on Lake Superior ore boat
• Kids learn about dairy industry
• The Daily: Friday, August 13: Mom accused of being drunk and accidentally killing child; sewers not
• Union OKs money for projects
• Idlewild gets listed as significant historic site
• VIDEO: Kids milk her for all they're worth
• Daily for Thursday, August 12: Woman jailed on HIV charges, flash floods in Mt. Pleasant, and Drink
• Relay for Life aims to raise $120,000 to fight cancer
• NEW: Woman sentenced to 11 months on HIV charge
• Lyttle's bond upped to $900,000
• UPDATED: Man arrested in Atlanta in stabbings spree; Flint judge signs warrant
• VIDEO: Streets, part of hospital flooded in Mt. Pleasant
• NEW: Harrison man killed aboard ship in Lake Superior
• NEW: Pair arrested in Morbark thefts case
• Daily for Wednesday, August 11: controversy over story and video detailing the Cabin Bar shooting, a
• Nurse describes carnage after Utah tour bus crash
• Witness testifies convicted killer lacks common sense
• Garbage washing up on Lake Michigan shoreline
• Friends of Cutler library plan used book sale
• City chickens getting boot from Grand Rapids
• Serial stabber task force creates list of suspects
• POLICE BEAT
• Isabella Road project to begin
• Isabella County Farm Bureau gives 4-H $2,000
• NEW: Flash flood damages 24 CMU buildings, hospital, other structures
• POLICE BEAT
• 'Rude' group taken over Riverside Park
• Phone service disrupted in Mt. Pleasant area
• Library question to be on Coe Township fall ballot
• 4-H kids and their animals, large and small, at the fair
• Witnesses say drunken spat turned into attempted murder
• Flash flood warning for Isabella County
• VIDEO: Jealousy, rage and race: Behind the Cabin tragedy
• Relay for Life aims to raise $120,000 to fight cancer
• NEW: Lyttle's bond upped to $900,000
• Daily for Wednesday, August 11: controversy over story and video detailing the Cabin Bar shooting, a
• Daily for Tuesday, August 10: More details on the Cabin Bar shooting; Fair coverage, and Health Tips
• Search for Arizona fugitive focuses on Montana, Canada
• NY governor offers help moving ground zero mosque
• Rangel: 'Don't leave me swinging in the wind'
• China landslide toll rises to 700; Pakistanis flee
• Victim's family testifies
• Hunt for serial killer hits three states
• Baby OK after being run over by mom's vehicle
• Virginia attacks investigated for link to Michigan killer
• CME to get tax break on Mt. Pleasant plant investment
• Blast kills Lansing-area soldier in Afghanistan
• Privatization OK'd for Luce Road Elementary
• Baby OK after being run over by mom's vehicle
• Isabella's best talent showcased at fair
• CME to get tax break on Mt. Pleasant plant investment
• VIDEO: Fair veteran enters crafts, rabbit
• Privatization OK'd for Luce Road Elementary
• Driver free on bond after being charged in fatal hit-and-run
• Isabella's best talent showcased at fair
• VIDEO: Fair veteran enters crafts, rabbit
• Daily for Tuesday, August 10: More details on the Cabin Bar shooting; Fair coverage, and Health Tips
• Library question to be on Coe Township fall ballot
• Driver free on bond after being charged in fatal hit-and-run
• NEW: Phone service disrupted in Mt. Pleasant area
• THE DAILY: Monday, Aug. 9: The memorial service for Dr. James Hall, powwow, hit and run, the Colem
• VIDEO: Jealousy, rage and race: Behind the Cabin tragedy
• Escaped killer caught in Wyoming, says he's relieved
• NEW: Witnesses say drunken spat turned into attempted murder
• Bodies of father, son pulled from Lake Superior
• Daily for Tuesday, August 10: More details on the Cabin Bar shooting; Fair coverage, and Health Tips
• Feds: Convicted Michigan murderer deserves death
• Escaped killer caught in Wyoming, says he's relieved
• VIDEO: Man charged with beating, robbery of blind man
• Bodies of father, son pulled from Lake Superior
• Virginia attacks investigated for link to Michigan killer
• Feds: Convicted Michigan murderer deserves death
• Blast kills Lansing-area soldier in Afghanistan
• VIDEO: Man charged with beating, robbery of blind man
• Weidman man jailed in hit-and-run that killed cyclist
• Landslides kill at least 65 in China
• Family works to adapt life for sick son
• RANZENBERGER: Dr. Hall led by serving
• Forced to retire, some take Social Security early
• POLICE BEAT
• Suicide car bomber kills 8 west of Baghdad
• Woodruff Road bridge construction to begin
• Asia flooding plunges millions into misery
• 10 questions with demolition derby promoter Todd Galgoci
• US immigrant's dream ends with genocide allegation
• Isabella's best talent showcased at fair
• Death toll rises to 11 in flooding in Europe
• Baby OK after being run over by mom's vehicle
• Arizona escapees believed to be in Yellowstone area
• NEW: Driver free on bond after being charged in fatal hit-and-run
• Forced to retire, some take Social Security early
• College prep class offered in immigrant area
• Ground broken for Coleman veterans memorial
• Suicide car bomber kills 8 west of Baghdad
• Michigan zoning program being offered this fall
• Weidman man jailed in hit-and-run that killed cyclist
• Asia flooding plunges millions into misery
• Mich. governor says Obama no harm to Dems in state
• THE DAILY: Monday, Aug. 9: The memorial service for Dr. James Hall, powwow, hit and run, the Colem
• US immigrant's dream ends with genocide allegation
• Michigan man killed in Oklahoma drag boat race
• UPDATE-3: Mike Ilitch says he wants to buy the Pistons
• Death toll rises to 11 in flooding in Europe
• Family works to adapt life for sick son
• VIDEO: RANZENBERGER: Dr. Hall led by serving
• Arizona escapees believed to be in Yellowstone area
• POLICE BEAT
• THE DAILY: Monday, Aug. 9: The memorial service for Dr. James Hall, powwow, hit and run, the Colem
• College prep class offered in immigrant area
• Woodruff Road bridge construction to begin
• UPDATED: Mike Illitch says he wants to buy the Pistons
• Michigan zoning program being offered this fall
• 10 questions with demolition derby promoter Todd Galgoci
• Broomfield construction project to begin
• Mich. governor says Obama no harm to Dems in state
• Ground broken for Coleman veterans memorial
• Russian spy wants to live under fake name in Peru
• Michigan man killed in Oklahoma drag boat race
• Landslides kill at least 65 in China
• Castro speaks on danger of global nuclear war
• RANZENBERGER: Dr. Hall led by serving
• Explosion in Iraq kills 20, injures 100
• Bicyclist killed by hit-and-run driver
• Federal aid won't fix Michigan's budget
• Woodruff Road bridge to be repaired
• Woman gets help in quest to get birth certificate
• Broomfield construction project to begin
• POLICE BEAT
• VIDEO: RANZENBERGER: Being calm, and carrying on
• Fishing gear stolen in break-in at garage
• Building Permits
• Dr. Hall's memorial service is today in Alma
• Death Certificates
• Mecosta man injured in helicopter crash in Montcalm County
• Assumed Names
• CMU's Susan Knight wins award as top foreign language teacher
• Marriage Licenses
• Some wonder if bike-riding anti-suicide crusader is for real
• Gratiot Courts
• Powwow takes months of planning
• Plane hits house in Pennsylvania; two killed
• Vehicle hits bicyclist
• Arizona prison escapees linked to killings in New Mexico
• Russian spy wants to live under fake name in Peru
• Pennsylvania man gets drug case hearing, then gets married
• Woodruff Road bridge to be repaired
• THE DAILY: Pow Wow; Help wanted: Principal; the Pavlik funeral, and Brian's take on the weekend
• Colin heads for Bermuda; Estelle forms in Pacific
• Part of damaged pipeline removed
• State police lead task force after reports of serial killer in Flint
• POLICE BEAT
• Broomfield construction project to begin
• Thieves steal vehicle, crash into gates
• Students raise funds for discovery museum
• Barrels of mysterious liquid uncovered at Breckenridge radioactive dump site
• VIDEO: RANZENBERGER: Being calm, and carrying on
• Llamas get attention at Clare County Fair
• Mecosta man injured in helicopter crash in Montcalm County
• Scientists: Carp may have been planted near lake
• Moving Wall at Clare County fairgrounds until Saturday
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Officers remove 50 pets from home in Redford Township
• Primary winner doesn't want to run
• Scientists: Carp may have been planted near lake
• POLICE BEAT
• Moving Wall at Clare County fairgrounds until Saturday
• Woodruff Road bridge to be repaired
• Local couple to be on 'Today' show today
• Barryton man arrested on drug warrant
• Thoenes resigns as Mt. Pleasant High School principal
• Showmanship rookie wins top honor
• Clare area girls earn honors with lambs
• More than 1,000 attend Pavlik memorial service
• NEW: Barrels of mysterious liquid uncovered at Breckenridge radioactive dump site
• Mt. Pleasant welcomes home soldier from Afghanistan
• VIDEO: RANZENBERGER: Being calm, and carrying on
• Llamas get attention at Clare County Fair
• THE DAILY: Pow Wow; Help wanted: Principal; the Pavlick funeral, and Brian's take on the weeken
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• More than 1,000 attend Pavlik memorial service
• Daily for Thursday, August 8: Pavlik memorial, traveling Vietnam memorial, Clare Fair and Drink of t
• Zimmerman beats Pittsley, will take on Moreno
• GOP presses concerns on Kagan on confirmation eve
• Police say teens beat, robbed blind man
• Candidates not ready to pick running mates
• POLICE BEAT
• Snyder won by appealing to moderates
• North Star Township's millage passes by one vote
• Services for Pavliks set for today
• Small businesses lining up for federal dollars in Gratiot
• Native workshop offers traditional teachings
• Alma teen's steer takes top honor
• Isabella bridge added to critical list
• NEW: Thoenes resigns as Mt. Pleasant High School principal
• Moving Wall pays tribute to soldiers
• NEW: Barryton man arrested on drug warrant
• Zimmerman beats Pittsley, will take on Moreno
• Daily for Wednesday, August 3: Election wrap-up, q&a with Brian Brunner, and Sport Insider
• Gratiot County Board raises taxes
• Charges filed against Maxine Waters
• Alma, Ithaca bond issues approved
• Three killed in cargo plane crash
• Road, library votes fail in Isabella County
• Closing arguments in Michigan death penalty trial
• Injured teen's horse to be shown at Gratiot County youth fair
• Feds to make second tour of closed Standish prison
• VIDEO: Clare teen helps younger kids at Clare County Fair
• Calley, Kahn, Booher and Dunigan win Senate nominations
• Voters pass millage, surcharge in Gratiot
• Cotter defeats Alwood
• Road, library millages fail in Isabella
• NYC panel clears way for mosque near ground zero
• Calley, Booher, Dunigan, Kahn win Senate primaries
• 'Cold as ice' Conn. beer driver kills 8, self
• Voters OK Gratiot tax renewals
• Man found guilty of killing armored-truck carrier
• Cotter defeats Alwood; Sessoms easily wins Democratic nod
• Kwame's mom booted out of Congress
• One tough nerd takes on America's angriest mayor
• POLICE BEAT
• Isabella County's final numbers: It will be Cotter vs. Sessoms
• Macomb County man sent to prison for hitting pedestrian
• Texas man faces additional felonies
• Voters defeat incumbent Gratiot County commissioner
• Money requests mark today's ballot
• Smart, stubborn, and grand champion
• Israeli does about-face, agrees to UN probe of flotilla
• Texas man faces additional felonies
• Kahn to meet with Gratiot residents
• Michigan teachers win right to sue over discipline
• Crash investigation likely to take months
• Jury convicts two in JFK Airport fuel-tank plot
• Closing arguments in Michigan death penalty trial
• Smart, stubborn, and grand champion
• Charges filed against Maxine Waters
• Feds to make second tour of closed Standish prison
• Three killed in cargo plane crash
• POLICE BEAT
• Troops kill 7 protesters
• Skydiving show comes to Mt. Pleasant this weekend
• Israeli does about-face, agrees to UN probe of flotilla
• Superintendent warns Mt. Pleasant board to be cautious on spending
• Michigan teachers win right to sue over discipline
• New fair office dedicated to Vanderbeek family
• Closing arguments in Michigan death penalty trial
• Cotter leads Alwood
• Feds to make second tour of closed Standish prison
• Lansing mayor wins Dem. primary for Mich. governor
• POLICE BEAT
• Latest: Road millage, library proposal failing badly
• Skydiving show comes to Mt. Pleasant this weekend
• NEW: Macomb County man sent to prison for hitting pedestrian
• Superintendent warns Mt. Pleasant board to be cautious on spending
• The Daily: It's election day; the importance of core strengthening - and how can you resist thi
• Jury convicts two in JFK Airport fuel-tank plot
• New fair office dedicated to Vanderbeek family
• Money requests mark today's ballot
• Charges filed against Maxine Waters
• NEW: Macomb County man sent to prison for hitting pedestrian
• Texas man faces additional felonies
• Three killed in cargo plane crash
• The Daily: It's election day; the importance of core strengthening - and how can you resist thi
• Crash investigation likely to take months
• Troops kill 7 protesters
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Mount Pleasant!
• Winter Classes at Art Reach
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Isabella County
• Isabella County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Isabella County
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Michigan Story Festival
• Isabella County Youth And Farm Fair
• Cross Cultural Connection

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