Woman to lead Fort Wayne Fire Department
June 13, 2012FORT WAYNE, Ind. - A 17-year veteran of the Fort Wayne Fire Department will become the first woman to lead Indiana's second largest fire department.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - A 17-year veteran of the Fort Wayne Fire Department will become the first woman to lead Indiana's second largest fire department.
HAMMOND, Ind.- Three eighth-grade girls expelled from school for making comments on Facebook about killing classmates posed a threat to other students, attorneys for a northwestern Indiana school district said.
INDIANAPOLIS - Police have arrested a 14-year-old girl who investigators say was driving a car that slammed into a tree along an Indianapolis street, badly injuring three boys riding with her.
Monday's county-wide drug raid, led full force by local authorities, raised a lot of questions regarding "bath salts" and its prevalence in Delaware County. -á
The sixth annual NAACP State Youth Summit will gather young adults from across the state on Ball State's campus this weekend for an informative two-day event about college and its importance.
Monday's county-wide drug raid, led full force by local authorities, raised a lot of questions regarding "bath salts" and its prevalence in Delaware County. -á
NEW YORK - Verizon Wireless, the nation's largest cellphone company, is phasing out nearly all of its existing phone plans and replacing them with pricing schemes that encourage customers to connect their non-phone devices, like tablets and PCs, to the Verizon network.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A federal judge has set a hearing on a motion by CBS to block the premiere of the upcoming ABC reality series "The Glass House" on the basis it copies elements and secrets from the long-running show "Big Brother."
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Authorities say a bear had to be chased away after wandering into an Anchorage, Alaska, high school.
The Ball State Sponsored Programs Office will begin the next strategic five-year plan with a new director after announcing that Justin Miller will replace director Kristi Koriath, effective July 1.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Authorities say a bear had to be chased away after wandering into an Anchorage, Alaska, high school.
Monday's county-wide drug raid, led full force by local authorities, raised a lot of questions regarding "bath salts" and its prevalence in Delaware County. -á
INDIANAPOLIS - Police have arrested a 14-year-old girl who investigators say was driving a car that slammed into a tree along an Indianapolis street, badly injuring three boys riding with her.
Students who are looking forward to moving into the freshly renovated Studebaker East residence hall might be in for a surprise once August rolls around. -á
HOUSTON - When music at a neighbor's evening party got too loud for his liking, Raul Rodriguez showed up to complain, carrying a gun and a video camera.
WHITELAND, Ind. - An Indiana woman who says her daughter was bullied so often that she pulled her from school to protect her has launched a campaign that she hopes will lead lawmakers to expand the state's definition of bullying and impose harsh punishment for offenders. -á
Ball State is one step closer to becoming the permanent home to the Music for All's Summer Symposium.
As the Supreme Court approaches a monumental decision with the Affordable Act of 2010, its opposition and supporters are growing heated as rallies and protests become more frequent.
CLARKSVILLE, Ind. - Indiana is preparing to build a $255 million tunnel to preserve 11 acres of Kentucky woodlands in the path of a long-planned Ohio River bridge.
GARY, Ind.- The cleanup of a 17-acre toxic lagoon is shifting into high gear in northwestern Indiana following decades of delays.
