At 9 P.M. on Oct. 31, some Ball State students began to prepare for their yearly performance of The Rocky Horror Picture Show in Emens Auditorium.
Weather Forecaster Steven Diana has your update on the coldest air of the fall season moving in along with more rain and snow chances for next week.
What was once known as the Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced SOW-in), is now known as Halloween.
Ball State’s Director of public safety Jim Duckham shared advice on how students can keep not only themselves, but their property safe.
Four-year-old Addison Burns is afraid of skeletons. For her sister Caitlyn, 9, it’s zombies.
Families from the Ball State and Muncie communities visited campus Wednesday for the annual residence hall trick-or-treating event.
Weather Forecaster Tyler Ryan has your Halloween forecast
Warren, Pennsylvania-based Northwest Bancshares and Muncie-based MutualFirst Financial announced the signing of a definitive merger agreement Wednesday, according to a Mutual Bank press release.
Due to weather concerns, the City of Muncie changed the Halloween trick-or-treating hours to Nov. 1.
Weather Forecaster Adam Feick has the latest on this upcoming spooky next couple days.
After a burglary at Lafollette Complex Friday, Oct. 25, Ball State University Police Department wanted to emphasize the importance of the nationwide action called the “9 P.M. Routine.”
"I can only hope the small number in attendance is a reflection of those affected by suicide. Sadly I don't believe that is true." These are the words fireman James Harless said while opening up a discussion on suicide awareness.
Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley has an evening update on widespread rain expected for your Wednesday and a look ahead to the Halloween forecast.
On Monday, Oct. 28, students and climate activists gathered at Shafer Tower to hold a climate strike. The strike, titled BSU Climate Strike: Block McKinley, took place at noon and was announced through a Facebook event post.
Updates on President Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry, uncertainty over the 2020 Democratic primaries, California’s wildfires, a gerrymandering ruling in North Carolina and the Air Force’s record-breaking space plane make up this week’s five national stories.
Lloyd the People Cat is still in recovery after he was hit Friday, Oct. 25 near the Lafollette Complex. Sources say, that the cat was hit by a truck while chasing a chipmunk on campus.
Weather Forecaster Jordan Wolfe brings news of a wet week ahead, followed by a dry, cool weekend.
University Police Department (UPD) has arrested a suspect on two charges of burglary of a dwelling, committed on Ball State’s campus.
At around half past noon Monday Philomena Engel and nine other Ball State students and faculty decided to put together a climate change strike on campus.
