NAHJ’s deep dive into Hispanic Heritage Month
By Maria Nevins / 15 minutes agoAs Hispanic Heritage month continues, Ball State University's National Association of Hispanic Journalists Chapter takes a deep dive into what this month means to them.
As Hispanic Heritage month continues, Ball State University's National Association of Hispanic Journalists Chapter takes a deep dive into what this month means to them.
For many high school athletes, deciding where to play college football is a task in and of itself. However, for Luke Jones, the answer is 13 miles down the road in Scheumann Stadium.
Weather Forecaster Jack VanMeter is tracking a very comfortable Thursday and a big cooldown on the way.
“I'm trying to come back, but it’s going to be a while, god bless you all, and thanks for sticking with me,” said VanNess.
“Our books are authentic. I’ve had people ask me if they are paid to be a book. No, because once you start doing that, you’re selling the story and it’s not the same,” Lewis said. “These are just authentic stories.”
“The show itself is going to dive into the origins of Halloween as a holiday and how it relates to the seasons as a cross-quarter day,” Isenbarger said.
"I want to make a sandwich,” said Kim Rapp’s trainee after finishing the bike portion of the race, to which Rapp replied, "No, no sandwich making. Go, go, go!.. Stephanie, the one you just saw, it's her first 70.3. I've been coaching her for about five months for this. Everybody's doing great, it's a great day."
Big swing in temperatures ahead! NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Ryan Hill details when this weather rollercoaster drops off!
“We enjoy coming out to help them, it’s for a very good cause,” Officer Matt Gaither said. “We all had a good time and it was fun.”
Weather Forecaster Noah Gordon is tracking continued fall temperatures and a cool-down through the end of the week.
Weather Forecaster Eric Segbor is tracking a temperature rollercoaster later this week.
“We know that power is a critical piece, everyone uses it day to day. There’s people in Florida without that right now, so we want to help out as much as we can,” Ohlenkhmp said.
The Department of Education recently awarded a 1.3 million dollar grant to Ball State University’s Teacher College.
“It’s really important [to vote] because we need people in the house and senate to really represent who we are as a people. If we don’t have any representation it’s really hard to get what we need as a community and a state,” Macklem said.
Weather Forecaster Rachel Wynalda provides Hurricane Ian updates and breaks down your weekend forecast tonight.
Weather Forecaster Lance Huffman has your update on clear conditions. Clear Skies and great conditions continuing.
In honor of International Women’s Friendship Month, Kappa Delta is celebrating with their annual Confidence Week
In recent years the college has partnered with companies and organizations in over 80 communities Indianapolis, Selma, Muncie and now into a new city up north east.
Weather forecaster Dimitri Gegas is tracking continuing fall temperatures and an update on Hurricane Ian.
