PHOENIX- All charges have been dropped against three African refugees who were accused of putting a fake bomb through security at Phoenix's airport in a possible "dry run" for a terror attack. arbitrarily.
OKLAHOMA CITY - A judge in the state of Oklahoma on Wednesday struck down a state law requiring women seeking abortions to have an ultrasound image placed in front of them and to listen to a detailed description of the fetus before the procedure.
"No justice, no peace," more than 200 Muncie residents chanted as they stomped through Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
CONIFER, Colo.- Some residents in the path of a Colorado wildfire weren't warned to flee because of a problem in an automated call system that relayed a mandatory evacuation order, authorities said Thursday. -á
NEW YORK - Bank of America gave its CEO a pay package worth $7.5 million last year, six times as large as the year before. It happened while the company's stock lost more than half its value and the bank lost its claim as the biggest in the country.
Wearing a sparkling red, green and gold traditional dress, freshman Nigorabonu Miliyeva talked to students about her home country of Uzbekistan on Thursday night at the L. A. Pittenger Student Center.
Holocaust survivor Conrad Weiner spoke Wednesday as part of the Ball State Annual Holocaust Memorial Lecture at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Ballroom.
During Zumbathon on Friday, a senior's hard work and determined fundraising for the American Cancer Society is about to pay off.
Students needing financial assistance for their senior thesis project have the chance to win a cash prize of $1,000.
College is a time for many students to have fun and let loose, but it's also a critical time to think about future endeavors, including marriage.
Brain injuries occur around the world due to car, motorcycle and sports accidents.
Ball State's annual Greek Week will kick off today as a way for members of Greek Life to showcase who they are.
A group of Ball State students wants to make a change for the local community - by inviting others to have fun and help.
A former president of Eastern Michigan University, who was fired for failing to readily disclose information about a rape and murder on campus, has been hired as the new associate vice president of economic development and community engagement at Ball State.
The leading national organization opposing same-sex marriage has sought to split the Democratic Party base by pitting African-Americans and Hispanics against gay-rights groups, according to confidential strategy memos made public by court officials in Maine.
A St. Patrick's day event will get your feet moving through the Village. The first-ever Sham Walk offers free swag from area businesses instead of a pot of gold, but you'll still feel the luck o' the Irish for taking part.
A woman arrested on the third floor of Bracken Library on Tuesday night was attempting to steal a couple books by removing the bar codes located on the inside covers, according to a University Police Department arrest report.
A woman arrested on the third floor of Bracken Library on Tuesday night was attempting to steal a couple books by removing the bar codes located on the inside covers, according to a University Police Department arrest report.
A Muncie pedestrian is in critical condition after a collision with a car on Bethel Avenue.
For those who think that film noir is dead, Richard Edwards says think again.
