Indianapolis officer's killer gets life sentence
April 5, 2012INDIANAPOLIS - A man who admitted he shot and killed an Indianapolis police officer during a routine traffic stop was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole plus 40 years.
INDIANAPOLIS - A man who admitted he shot and killed an Indianapolis police officer during a routine traffic stop was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole plus 40 years.
Royalty nominations are now available online and at the Homecoming office in the Alumni Center.
INDIANAPOLIS - A man who admitted he shot and killed an Indianapolis police officer during a routine traffic stop was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole plus 40 years.
This weekend's junior showcase in Ball Gym's Korsgaard Dance Studio allows juniors from the dance department to exhibit performances they choreographed using student dancers.
Another shift in the leadership of the Student Government Association took place Wednesday afternoon when senators elected a new president pro tempore.
Wednesday was the 3rd annual "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" event to help raise awareness about violence against women. The event brought a large crowd of students for the many activities it had right on the green.
The Walk a Mile in Her shoes event Wednesday afternoon at University Green brought not only students and faculty from the Ball State community to participate, but also public officials such as the Muncie mayor and members of the fire and police departments.
INDIANAPOLIS - U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar's opponents are hitting the embattled incumbent on policies they say would be driving gas prices higher than they already are.
Public Relations Student Society of America is holding their 10th Annual Chili Challenge fundraiser on Friday.
Another shift in the leadership of the Student Government Association took place Wednesday afternoon when senators elected a new president pro tempore.
University Police Department is asking Ball State students and faculty to help apprehend a woman who charged nearly $300 onto a stolen debit card.
HARRISBURG, Pa.- Mitt Romney predicted Thursday that he will win Pennsylvania in November's presidential election.
Ball State football players, a police officer and fraternity brothers tottered through campus wearing red, four-inch heels to raise awareness for violence against women.
BEIJING - Dozens of Tibetans have set themselves on fire over the past year to protest Chinese rule, sometimes drinking kerosene to make the flames explode from within, in one of the biggest waves of political self-immolations in recent history.
UPLAND, Ind. - Taylor University officials say a 21-year-old student from Minnesota has died in an apparent accident on the northeastern Indiana campus.
With the night settling into Sembower Field at Indiana in the 15th inning and his bullpen empty, coach Alex Marconi turned to T.J. Weir with two outs and two on in the 15th inning.
INDIANAPOLIS - A 30-year-old woman who suffered a traumatic brain injury in August's deadly Indiana State Fair stage collapse is making what her doctor calls an amazing recovery with her growing ability to walk.
It's hard not to see what went wrong with a college newspaper's visual April Fools' Day joke involving Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and other inappropriate Disney-themed depictions.
COLUMBUS, Ohio- Ohio's first execution in six months can proceed, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, saying the state had narrowly demonstrated it was serious about following its own lethal injection procedures.
