The Ball State Cardinals beat Eastern Michigan Eagles
By Ethan Kelso / February 13, 2025The Ball State Cardinals have moved up in the 6th seed of the Mid American Conference.
The Ball State Cardinals have moved up in the 6th seed of the Mid American Conference.
David E. Bond (45) was convicted of murder, resisting law enforcement and possession of methamphetamine after a four-hour deliberation by a Delaware County jury.
A new black-owned business is up and running on Willard and Hackley street, providing affordable “fair-priced” food and snacks to the community.
Meridian Health Services unveiled its remodeled building to benefit local children and families.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Thursday won Senate confirmation by a comfortable 52-48 vote to be President Trump’s secretary of health and human services, capping a remarkable rise from fringe environmental and anti-vaccine activist to the pinnacle of power.
Habitat for Humanity of Muncie is an organization that offers a variety of resources to help families in need.
The current bird flu outbreak is causing a nationwide shortage of eggs and a rise in prices.
Ball State University Student Government Association approves an amendment for the Government Relations Committee.
Wednesday, President Donald Trump said he and Russian leader Vladimir Putin had agreed to begin negotiations on ending the Russia-Ukraine war. This was following a sudden prisoner swap.
Israel’s defense minister Wednesday vowed that “all hell will break loose” if Hamas fails to free hostages this weekend.
Ivy Tech Community College is closing all diversity, equity and belonging offices across the state.
With only one ticket running in the Ball State Student Government Association (SGA) 2025 spring election, the presidential debate turned into a Q&A session with sole presidential candidate Chelsea Murdock.
Beginning Friday, Feb. 14, all Muncie Central Students and Visitors will have to enter the high school through a "new, discreet weapon detection system."
Two programs are coming together to help the entire community thrive.
A new pro volleyball team in Indianapolis is lighting up the competition in its first season.
Appeals on Wheels came to Ball State’s Emens Auditorium Feb. 10. The event was open to students to come and hear an actual appellate court case, T.W. v. State. A Q&A followed with judges Cale Bradford, Dana Kenworthy and Paul Felix.
Betty’s Cabin at Minnetrista holds a place every Saturday for children to enjoy stories and playtime.
ARF provides a lifeline for homeless pets in Muncie, offering care and adoption amid rising challenges.
All proceeds from the annual event go to Riley's Hospital for Children.
Ball State’s Board of Trustees met for a specialty meeting in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Founders Room Feb. 7.
