Non-profit PTA sues for-profit rival
September 26, 2012CHICAGO - The nonprofit PTA sued a for-profit rival Wednesday, accusing it of denigrating the established group in a bid to siphon off members.
CHICAGO - The nonprofit PTA sued a for-profit rival Wednesday, accusing it of denigrating the established group in a bid to siphon off members.
NEW YORK - Snowstorms, hurricanes and tornados are what usually put The Weather Channel's news team in motion. This November it will mobilize for the election.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Authorities have removed several bags of items after executing a search warrant at the home of fired Fort Wayne Luers High School football coach Matt Lindsay.
He's known he was leaving to take the job offer for almost a month, but didn't make any public comment until he tweeted the news Friday.
ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE - The White House said Wednesday that President Barack Obama considers the deadly assault on the U.S. consulate in Libya a terrorist attack.
SAN FRANCISCO - The University of California has agreed to pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit filed by demonstrators who were pepper-sprayed during an Occupy protest at UC Davis last fall, according to a preliminary settlement filed Wednesday.
VANDALIA, Ohio - Kicking off an Ohio bus tour, Republican Mitt Romney says President Barack Obama is offering a "foreign" vision of government.
STILLWATER, Okla. - A 13-year-old student shot and killed himself in a hallway at an Oklahoma junior high school before classes began Wednesday, police said, terrifying teenagers who feared a gunman was on the loose.
Not so fast. That's the message for drivers hoping a recent drop in oil prices will soon show up at the gas station.
Benny has seen every change made to Ball State since 1937, and at 5 p.m., students, alumni and Ball descendents will gather before her to wish the bronze icon a happy 75th birthday.
Mountain Heart is touring in support of its seventh album "That Just Happened," which was released in late 2010.
The chance to compete against other students in laser tag for the highest score is the latest University Program Board event tonight.
The new site, for which people can request an invitation, looks a bit like an entertainment-focused version of Pinterest, with a dash of Twitter and Facebook thrown in.
For the second consecutive season, Ball State is sitting at 3-1 after four weeks into the season.
With the general election quickly approaching, an organization focused on helping college students vote will try to help educate students and administrators with the voting process.
NEW YORK - After an hour of fielding questions about Syria, sanctions and nuclear weapons, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had enough. Now, he said, it was his turn to choose the topic - his "new order" which will inevitably replace the current era of what he called U.S. bullying.
All it costs to see exhibits on art, Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War is the price of printing out a free ticket.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Three years after facing protests for having Democratic President Barack Obama give a commencement speech, the University of Notre Dame has invited Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney to speak on campus during their campaigns, the school announced Monday.
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana War Memorial Foundation is launching a program to honor Hoosier veterans by placing their names on bricks that will encircle the landmark Soldiers and Sailors Monument in the heart of downtown Indianapolis.
FORT BRAGG, N.C. - An Army brigadier general who served five combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan has been charged with forcible sodomy, multiple counts of adultery and having inappropriate relationships with several female subordinates, two U.S. defense officials said Wednesday.
