Police now say five armed robberies in the Mount Pleasant area over past three days may involve the same suspect. A sandwich shop, two convenience stores and two cash advance stores were hit between Friday night and Monday. In all cases, the suspect, a white or Hispanic man, entered the business, displaying a handgun and demanding money. The suspect was described as being between 5-feet-7-inches to 5-foot-10, wearing a black hat, puffy black coat and black sunglasses. The suspect took an undisclosed amount of money from each business. No injuries have been reported.

Dive teams in Wexford County continue to search for a 41-year old Merril man who is believed to be drowned in Lake Mitchell Friday after rescuing his two and a half year old son who fell out of their fishing boat. Deputies say 41-year old Kennneth Bryan Coty was fishing on a pontoon boat when his two and a half year old son fell overboard. When Coty jumped into the water he was able to push his son back onto the boat. Despite a detailed search by land, water, and air authorities still haven't found the body of the 41-year old man but the Wexford Co.

Isabella County Sheriff Sheriff Leo Mioduszeuski says 18-year old Orlin Jermaine Hannah turned himself in yesterday into Ottawa Co. authorities Friday. Hannah was wanted on a four count Felony arrest warrant. He is alleged to have stabbed two people at a residence in Chippewa Township after a confrontation around 3am Thursday morning.

Mason County Sheriff Deputies are searching for two young children who they believe were taken by their father. 4-year old Douglas McCallum and 2-year old Shelby McCallum were reported missing yesterday when their father, Mark, didn't show up for a custody exchange. Deputies say Mark and the children could be in a dark green 1995 Dodge Pickup with license plate "DALE12," or a dark blue Chevy Malibu license plate number "ICDX85".McCallum has family ties in Grand Rapids and Arizona. If you have any information, call police immediately.

Authorities are planning a search for three young brothers in southeast Michigan who disappeared nearly a year ago. Morenci Police plan to search for Andrew, Alexander and Tanner Skelton on November 25th along U.S. Highway 127 in Lenawee County, near the Ohio-Michigan border. Investigators say they believe that the boys' 39-year-old father, John Skelton, was driving on the highway around the same time they went missing last thanksgiving weekend. The boys were 9, 7 and 5 years old at the time of their disappearance.