The Muncie-based club blends traditional and competitive judo, emphasizing fitness, focused drills, and tighter coordination with Rec to build a stronger roster.
The Cardinals beat Northern Illinois to advance to 3-0 in MAC play.
Weather Forecaster Sydney Baugh is tracking rain showers bringing cooler temperatures.
The Happy Fits deliver a fresh new sound with some old charm in their romantically charged fourth album, Lovesick. Including two new band members, the record is a brave next step for the New Jersey-based indie rock band.
Weather forecaster Edward Hill predicts cooler temperatures and rain.
From free speech to leadership accountability, Ball State students are using organized demonstrations and social media to make their voices heard.
Former Carolina Panthers offensive lineman, Brandon Hayes, returned to Muncie to serve the Muncie Community Schools system.
A sweet senior night for the Cowan Blackhawks girls volleyball team ended in a 3-0 victory against the Shenandoah Raiders.
Gov. Mike Braun proposes the possibility of redrawing Indiana’s state districts early.
After weeks of summer-like heat, Indiana temperatures will finally dip into the 70s.
Former players reunited to celebrate memories and cheer on the next generation.
The Pride of Mid-America has pushed Ball State students to showcase their musical talent since 1926.
Ball State University re-opened their Speaking Center for all students and faculty members.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Elizabeth Myers is tracking summer conditions carrying over into October.
British conservationist and chimpanzee expert Jane Goodall has died aged 91, The Jane Goodall Institute said.
In this episode of 9-1-1 What’s Your Hot Take, Sam and Willow discuss the events of season 8 of 9-1-1.
Weather Forecaster Jon Urbina-Reyes Has the details on the beginning of Octobers outlook so far.
Hours after Congress failed to advance a stopgap measure to prevent a government shutdown, Gov. Mike Braun minimized the potential impact on Hoosiers, saying Indiana “isn’t as dependent on federal government largess.”
Indianapolis Prize recipient Mwezi “Badru” Mugerwa spoke at Ball State University about his continuous work on maintaining the endangered species, the African Golden Cat.
Ashton asks Ball State students the Byte-ing Question, "what was your childhood TV show"?
