CHICAGO (AP) — An appeals court has upheld a lower-court decision to block part of a 2017 Indiana law that would make it tougher for underage girls to get an abortion without their parents’ knowledge.
The congressman representing Muncie and the east-central Indiana region in the U.S. House of Representatives is holding an event in downtown Muncie.
Members of the Muncie community reacted positively to the new children and family center situated in an old but familiar location.
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Fires have been breaking out at an unusual pace in Brazil this year, causing global alarm over deforestation in the Amazon region. The world’s largest rainforest is often called the “lungs of the earth.” Here’s a look at what’s happening:
Liz Szewczyk, a senior meterology major, spent time in Nebraska partaking in an interesting hobby: storm chasing.
Officers from the Muncie Police Department (MPD) responded to reports of a shooting around noon Aug. 23 near the intersection of N. Hartford and E. Princeton Ave.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Billionaire industrialist David H. Koch, who with his older brother, Charles, transformed American politics by pouring their riches into conservative causes, has died at age 79.
In an effort to attract Ball State students, especially incoming freshmen, businesses in the Village are getting together to host the inaugural $2 Tour of the Village.
The state of Indiana received four A’s, four C’s and one B in the 2019 Manufacturing Scorecard, created by members of Ball State’s Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER).
The Ball State University Police Department (UPD) had its annual Dunk-a-Cop event Thursday at the Scramble Light.
After five years on High Street in downtown Muncie, Christina Blanch and her son turned a new page and moved Aw Yeah Comics to a location on Charles Street in hopes to get more walk-in traffic.
The first female leader of Indiana’s highest court is getting another five years in the job.
From surviving human trafficking to eventually campaigning against it, one 1987 Ball State alumna has written books, founded an organization and helped pass legislation years after escaping.
Vocal opposition from the Ball State and Muncie communities concerned over health and environmental factors was one of the reasons behind stopping a steel-dust recycling plant from setting shop in town.
After discussions between officials from the city of Muncie, the Muncie Redevelopment Commission (MRC), and Waelz Sustainable Products LLP (WSP), a plan to bring a WSP plant to Muncie has ended, according to a press release.
The local farmers market will be setting up closer to Ball State students in The Village as part to celebrate Welcome Week.
Moms Demand Action and Students Demand Action, two organizations campaigning against gun violence, hosted a rally calling for common sense gun reform 11 a.m. Saturday near the steps of the David Owsley Museum of Art facing the Quad.
Dan Larosa, a hypnotist, returned to Ball State and performed his hypnosis act in front of students Friday night at Emens Auditorium as part of the Welcome Week events.
President Geoffrey Mearns and Provost Susana Rivera-Mills addressed Ball State’s faculty members at the Fall Convocation Friday at Emens Auditorium.
Education was one of the primary topics of discussion at the Muncie Community Conversation event with Sen. Eddie Melton (D-Gary) and Jennifer McCormick, superintendent of public instruction.
