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(09/11/15 5:41am)
MUNCIE, IN (NewsLink Indiana) -- The Ball State Cardinals will be traveling down to College Station, Texas this weekend to take on the Texas A&M Aggies. If you are going to make the trip with the team, the weather for your game day could not look to be more perfect. Dry conditions with clear skies appear likely, with the only down side being temps rising into the low 90s for highs on Saturday. However, the humidity should fall throughout the day, making things feel rather comfortable after kickoff. For more details, please check out the video above.
(09/04/15 1:56am)
Ball State student Michelle Bruggeman was pronounced dead after she was involved in a two-car crash on I-69 around 9:30 a.m. Sept. 3.
(09/02/15 3:28am)
MUNCIE, IN (NewsLink Indiana) -- As we head into the second week of the semester, the Ball State Football Team is heading toward their home opener this Thursday night at 7 o'clock. While we will all be rooting for the Cardinals, we may also have to dodge a few pop-up rain showers and storms Thursday afternoon and evening. Temps will be in the mid to upper-80s on Thursday, combining with rather high dew points, to create the perfect mix of humid conditions that pop-up storms love to form in over Indiana. At this time we are not expecting the game to be rained out, actually far from it, as there should also be plenty of dry time throughout the evening. For full details please watch the Game Day Forecast video above this article.
(09/21/15 4:32pm)
Although Scotty's Brewhouse will be starting to sell liquor within the next month, the atmosphere of the restaurant will not change, said owner Scott Wise.
(09/01/15 4:00am)
Students looking for drink specials in the Muncie area can now hold that information in the palms of their hands, thanks to a new iPhone app developed by a Ball State student.
(08/30/15 7:06pm)
Small Town Vapes in the Village has places to sit, a vape lounge and cases of products. Chronister runs the shop with his brother. DN PHOTO TAYLOR IRBY
(08/29/15 1:25am)
NewsLink Indiana Chief Weather Forecaster Michael Behrens (
@MikeBehrnesWX) has your updated weekend weather forecast!
(08/27/15 4:00pm)
The Caffienery, a popular coffee shop in downtown Muncie is planning to open a second location in the Village. The store will be next to Let's Spoon. DN PHOTO SAMANTHA BRAMMER
(08/27/15 2:28pm)
Get a free pizza and help save lives at Domino's Pizza Aug. 28 by donating blood.
(08/26/15 7:05pm)
The city of Muncie is working to pop the Ball State bubble and bring new and returning students across campus borders and into the Muncie community.
(08/25/15 4:00pm)
Cleo's Bourbon Bar will no longer be moving to downtown Muncie, it will instead be staying in the Village and adding a menu with Cajun and Creole food. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
(08/21/15 5:43pm)
Students stand in line to pay at Target Aug. 20 during Ball State's exclusive shopping event. The university bussed students in for free. DN PHOTO CASEY SMITH
(07/08/15 12:00pm)
Because of Muncie’s outdated sewage system, when flood waters flow into the White River — and people’s yards and streets — it is often contaminated with raw sewage.
(07/01/15 1:04am)
Second only to his family, Bill Bryant loved Ball State. After graduating in 1986 with a degree in telecommunications, he returned to spend 26 more years teaching and promoting the university.
(06/10/15 12:48am)
Tom Price, an assistant professor of journalism, and his wife, Pam Price, were released from Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis after being treated for smoke inhalation.
(06/09/15 7:00pm)
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Body Language Tattoo is scheduled to open at the end of July above The Cup in the Village. Co-owner Tom Crawford focuses on piercings, while the other co-owner Bill Wilburn focuses on tattoos. DN PHOTO CHRISTOPHER STEPHENS
Editor’s note: Tom Crawford, co-owner of the new Body Language Tattoo, is the father of Dakota Crawford, a member of the Daily News staff.
(06/01/15 7:20am)
DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
(06/01/15 12:25am)
DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
(05/30/15 12:32pm)
A Ball State professor and his wife were injured after their Muncie home was engulfed in flame around 1 a.m.
(05/21/15 4:12pm)
On a sunny May afternoon, Brianna Lisak and a group of Ball State students walked through Augusto C. Sandino International Airport, searching for people wearing purple T-shirts with Global Brigades logos on the front.
