Teppanyaki Grill closes for health violations again
By Sara Nahrwold / March 28, 2013Teppanyaki Grill and Buffet closed again for the second time this year Thursday after the Delaware County Health Department found several violations.
Teppanyaki Grill and Buffet closed again for the second time this year Thursday after the Delaware County Health Department found several violations.
INDIANAPOLIS — A former math teacher at a northwest Indiana high school who helped students with their homework and personal issues persuaded several underage girls to send their nude photos to him by cellphone, according to federal court documents.
NEW YORK — Government health officials launched the second round of a graphic ad campaign Thursday that is designed to get smokers off tobacco, saying they believe the last effort convinced tens of thousands to quit.
INDIANAPOLIS — A man already charged in a deadly house explosion in Indianapolis tried to arrange for a key witness to be killed, despite signs in the jail warning inmates that their phone calls were recorded, prosecutors said Thursday.
The university used its notification system several times throughout Wednesday to keep students informed about a water main break that left four buildings without running water.
Celebrities from Beyonce to George Takei joined millions of social media users in posting and tweaking a simple red logo in support of gay marriage.
As spring slowly makes its fashionably late appearance, winter takes with it the heavy and hearty dishes we’ve come so accustomed to.
For the warmer days ahead, here are a few great date ideas you may not have known about.
It’s no secret that Ball State has become known to produce punters to the professional level.
In the Sweet 16 of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament, every team is talented.
A panel advised students today of how to empower women through succeeding and becoming leaders in their careers.
New bats for the NCAA are meant to behave similarly to their wooden counterparts used in the major leagues.
Circuit Court 5 ruled against Chris Hiatt, owner of Hiatt Printing, in an eminent domain case with Ball State, according to a Facebook post by Hiatt.
