ST. LOUIS (AP) ? Relatives said goodbye Monday to the 18-year-old Missouri man who was shot and killed by a police officer, remembering him as a "gentle soul" with a deep and growing faith in Christianity and ambitions that one day "the world would know his name." Thousands of mourners filled the massive Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St.
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LONDON (AP) ? Acclaimed actor and Oscar-winning director Richard Attenborough, whose film career on both sides of the camera spanned 60 years, has died.
Emmy-nominated actress, transgender advocate and “Orange is the New Black” star Laverne Cox will speak at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 23 in Pruis Hall.
Emmy-nominated actress, transgender advocate and “Orange is the New Black” star, Laverne Cox, will speak at 7:30 p.m.
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The University Police Department is set to make a splash Friday for the second annual Dunk-A-Cop event at the Scramble Light.
For a few years, John R. Emens Auditorium has been trying to book The Fray for a student concert at Ball State.
For a few years, John R. Emens Auditorium has been trying to book The Fray for a student concert at Ball State.
When Jake Griffin’s brother was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, he felt a wave of relief.This relief didn’t come from his brother having a mental illness, but from the diagnosis that explained some of his brother’s bizarre behavior.
Out on Main Street of the Indiana State Fair, a young Tyrannosaurus Rex stomped up and down with a collar and chain around its neck.
Towering over the state fair skyline, the rotating contraption appropriately named Speed causes passersby to stop on their way to trampoline shows and food stands, shield their eyes and watch the attraction as it launches its riders into the cotton candy-colored sky.Dorothy Kouroupis and Tiffany Dove, guest services employees for North American Midway Entertainment, the company providing the 53 Midway rides for the Indiana State Fair, sit at an information booth most of the day, helping fairgoers with any questions or concerns.
16 things I learned from 16 straight days at the Indiana State Fair1.
For four days at the Indiana State Fair, rabbit breeders, novice pet owners and parents descend on the Poultry and Rabbit Building to showcase a year’s worth of preparation.Most people entering the barn immediately see the action table, where 4-H members volunteer to answer questions and let visitors pet their rabbits and baby ducks.
Ben “Gump” Meyer is the quintessential Iowan cowboy.He’s painfully courteous, not afraid to splatter his denim shirt with a bit of mud and he never quite gets past the “n” in words ending with “ing.”He also travels with Three Hills Rodeo and manages the care of the 30 bucking horses and 19 bulls used in its show, feeding them, watering them and cleaning up their mountains of excrement with the help of eight other hands.
A monkey riding a dog gallops into an arena.It sounds like the beginning to a painfully cheesy joke, but for Indiana State fairgoers watching the World’s Toughest Rodeo, it’s a reality.The monkey’s name is Whiplash.
The Corbett Brothers, Logan, 25, and Clayton, 20, are cowboys from Murray, Ky.They have been riding together for most of their life and have gone to the same college, Murray State University, and even pursued the same career and animal science degree.
