Warm weather continues, but not for long
By Michael Behrens / November 3, 2015Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens looks at continuing warm weather over the next few days followed by the possibility for storms to end the week.
Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens looks at continuing warm weather over the next few days followed by the possibility for storms to end the week.
Voting rates of people ages 18-24 have traditionally been lower than any other age group. Only 38 percent of that age group voted in the 2012 elections, which is down from 50.9 percent in 1964, according to the U.S.
Ball State student and Noyer Complex resident Zachary Barnes died, according to an email sent out to residents of Noyer.
Over Halloween weekend, two Ball State students were arrested for operating while intoxicated. Both arrests were made by officer from the Muncie Police Department.
A nationwide exercise team of college women started its official chapter on Ball State's campus at the start of this semester.
Rather than spending November not shaving, one group is using the month to continue to educate and spread awareness about human trafficking and slavery.
A pedestrian was hit this morning near the McKinley Avenue Parking Garage, Muncie police said.
MUNCIE, IN (NewsLink Indiana) - Today is going to be another beautiful above and average day with temperatures in the 70s!
Weather Forecaster Kalie Pluchel has your forecast for the week. We will look at the warmer temperatures, the chances of rain, and when we will see a cool down.
For the first time, Indiana received a Top 10 ranking on Forbes’ Best States for Business list.
Ball State football coach Pete Lembo suspended a player from competing against Western Michigan Nov. 5 after being charged with operating a vehicle while under the influence (OWI).
Warmer weather will hang around with us through much of this week before our rain chances increase by Friday!
Drug offense arrests and disciplinary referrals were on the rise on campus and on university-owned property last year.
November marks the beginning of celebration for the Asian American Student Association as they host their month-long schedule of events.
Alcohol arrests at Ball State jumped 70 percent last year — far more than some other state universities — as Indiana State Excise Police continued targeting underage drinking at Indiana colleges. Ball State’s annual security report showed 150 liquor law arrests on campus last year, compared with 88 in 2013 and 87 in 2012
When a prospective student considers a college, most think about their area of study, finances, location and extracurricular activities.
Virtual tours of campus will soon be available for prospective students who are from out of state, out of the country or just unable to a tour into their schedule. The virtual tour guides are meant to be more convenient for high school students and international students who are interested in Ball State. Students who find the scheduling of on campus tour guides too hard to commit to can use the virtual tour guides to see around campus.
Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens looks at your football and Trick or Treating forecast for Saturday!
With temperatures dropping and the fall season in full swing, there are several different drinks you can make to keep yourself warm and to stay festive.
With Halloween just around the corner, Feminist for Action is confronting the issues on what is and what is not culturally appropriate costumes for the holiday.
