Donnelly talks hurricane, North Korea and healthcare
By Tony Sandleben / August 29, 2017For the third time in the last week, Senator Joe Donnelly visited east central Indiana.
For the third time in the last week, Senator Joe Donnelly visited east central Indiana.
It's move in day at Ball State, which means for the first time in two years, the Schmidt/Wilson residence hall is opening its doors.
Dustin Meeks reflects on his time at BSU and his time as the student trustee
This weekend might end up being a washout, but tonight's East Side Bash is looking clear and cool.
An amended version of Senate Bill 567 has passed the Indiana Assembly. The version that passed does not necessarily guarantee a government takeover of Muncie Community Schools.
Make your Late Nite Carnival plans with my forecast.
Warm weather will stick around despite some light rain expected for tonight and tomorrow morning.
Warm temperatures will be looking to stick around with the first chance for rain showers coming on Friday.
April showers bring May flowers! Warm temperatures are expected to stay but more showers and thunderstorms are set to return!
Wet and cold outside today, warm weather on the way for the weekend.
Many Muncie community members are feeling outraged over the spring cleaning at Elm Ridge Funeral Home and Memorial Park.
A rainy start to April, as we move deeper into spring.
Muncie Community Schools and the Muncie Teachers Association have been in gridlock over contract negotiations for next school year since March.
Gary's school district's debt is higher than Muncie Community Schools', but similarities do exist between the two districts, leading to comparisons from the Indiana Statehouse.
As the NCAA basketball tournament’s Final Four is fast approaching, should employers be happy or mad?
Cooked duck, lamb and steak aren’t too hard to find on Ball State’s campus–if you know where to look. Allegre, Ball State’s student-run restaurant, makes unique meals using these type of meats every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in the Applied Technology building.
It's been one week since university police put a shelter on Ball State University's campus. The announcement, which was sent via the university's emergency alert system, caused some to wonder: What is a shelter in place?
On Friday, Cardinal Communications hosted its first CreateAthon. The 24-hour creative event was set up to help nonprofit organizations better their publicity.
The fate of Ball State’s sorority housing has taken an unexpected turn. After all sorority presidents were requested to attend a meeting last Thursday, it was revealed that the national chapters were not allowing Ball State’s sororities to move forward with their housing lease agreements.
Warm and humid temperatures this weekend with thunderstorms and heavy rain possible.
