BENGHAZI, Libya - A mob armed with guns and grenades launched a fiery attack on the U.S. Consulate, killing the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans. President Barack Obama strongly condemned the violence, vowed Wednesday to bring the killers to justice and tightened security at diplomatic posts around the world.
After two straight seasons without the Hoosiers or the Boilermakers on the schedule, the Ball State men's basketball team will play both this season.
INDIANAPOLIS - A Democratic lawmaker filed a complaint Wednesday seeking an ethics investigation into whether Gov. Mitch Daniels overstepped his role when his office sent out a statement about renovations to Purdue University's president's office - the post Daniels will assume in January.
In a panel to discuss the right-to-work legislation, professors and staff members discussed the effect the bill will have on unions and the public sector as well as myths most have about the legislation.
After seeing historic architecture and art of Indiana, a Muncie interior designer was inspired to renovate a 108-year-old house in downtown Muncie.
The iPhone 5 was dramatically unveiled by Apple as it rose from the floor of the stage Wednesday, revealing the same pricing as the iPhone 4 but with added features that surpass the previous version. -á
The Green Revolution is bringing together a flock of vendors, do-it-yourselfers, nationally recognized sustainability speakers and even an art show created using only recycled materials.
Former Ball State alum and executive director of Alpha Chi Omega national women's fraternity, Cheri E. O'Neill, has been named the new president and chief executive officer of the Ball State University Foundation, the foundation announced today. -á
LaKecia Harris won a role never played before by an African American in the Department of Theatre's production of "Doubt: A Parable."
LONDON - Archaeologists searching for the grave of King Richard III say they have found bones that are consistent with the 15th century monarch's physical abnormality and of a man who died in battle. -á
Check out the photo gallery for the preview of the new Strother Theatre production Doubt: A parrable.
Publishing content for national media organizations is something that most journalists dream about, but some Ball State students were able to do that this summer from England.
Four former students were charged last week with vandalizing the car of an ex-pledge after the student filed a complaint about their sorority hazing.
NEW YORK - A 73-year-old birdwatcher told police she was raped in Central Park Wednesday in broad daylight, possibly by a man angered because she photographed him exposing himself there.
The Ball State Fall Career Fair was held Wednesday in the middle of a sluggish economic rebound, serving as an opportunity for students as well as alumni to meet directly with potential employers.
SAN FRANCISCO - A new iPhone is getting much of the attention, but Apple's older phones will get a software upgrade this fall as well. A new operating system sports a different mapping service and a built-in bond with Facebook. -á
-á INDIANAPOLIS - Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Pence gave a hint Wednesday at what social issues he would push for as governor, while Democrat John Gregg called for a new tax credit he claims would help companies return jobs from overseas.
OKLAHOMA CITY - Christian-oriented Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday challenging a mandate in the nation's health care overhaul law that requires employers to provide coverage for the morning-after pill and similar drugs.
Emmy Award winning reporter and Ball State Alum Sandra Chapman will visit Ball State University on Wednesday, Sept. 12.
Four stages of live music, a circus and numerous art displays will transform one Indiana field into a small-scale, Woodstock-esque hippie paradise this weekend.
