TULSA, Okla.- Two Oklahoma men suspected in a shooting rampage that left three people dead and terrorized Tulsa's African-American community appeared in court Monday and had bond set at more than $9 million each.
Right-hander Cal Bowling will likely miss his scheduled start Friday at Ohio and possibly the rest of the season, coach Alex Marconi said in a text message.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - A new report showing that Indiana females in grades nine through 12 have the nation's second-highest rate of forced sex is spurring calls for more education and prevention efforts.
ROCKPORT, Ind. - Indiana topped the nation last year in the amount of toxic chemicals its factories discharged into waterways, according to a report from an environmental ground that found Hoosier industries dumped more than 27 million pounds of pollutants into the state's rivers and streams.
On a campus visit as a senior in high school, freshman Karen Trexler saw the fish in the fountain outside Woodworth Complex decorated with sidewalk chalk. She said it was part of what she found endearing about Ball State, and she and some friends decided to replicate the decorations one night two weeks ago.
CHICAGO - Accustomed to wearing Vera Wang gowns on red carpets, singing at the Grammys or autographing her weight-loss memoir, Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson's next big role will be under a very different spotlight - in Chicago's drab criminal courts building at the trial of the man charged with murdering her mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew.
NEW YORK - "Mike Wallace is here to see
Ten teams competed in the 10th annual cook-off held Friday in the David Letterman Communication and Media Building Lobby.
Students and families participated in an egg hunt, face painting, a petting zoo, games, a DJ from Radio Disney and a visit from the Easter Bunny.
After months of being closed, the Village's only coffee shop will reopen today by new owners who plan on making what used to be the MT Cup bigger and better.
After missing out on win No. 600 against Notre Dame and Mid-American Conference foe Northern Illinois, Ball State coach Bill Richards got it on the third try Sunday as Ball State defeated Chicago State 7-0.
On Friday afternoon, freshman Courtney Wild made her teammates wait long after their matches had already finished to go home.
When Tim Issler drove a foul ball off the left field fence in the fourth inning, coach Alex Marconi knew his third baseman was going to get a first-pitch fastball in his eighth inning at-bat.
By the end of match play on Saturday, the score showed Northern Illinois was too tough for Ball State to overcome as they defeated the Cardinals 6-1.
Freshman Jenna Hague asserted herself as Ball State's best player in the fall, but has fallen off that goal in the spring.
The Ball State women's tennis team lost again Saturday afternoon to another Mid-American Conference opponent, Bowling Green, 6-1.
Students hoping to make a few extra bucks by selling their class notes could face consequences with the university by violating the student code of conduct.
Easter Sunday couldn't have gone much better for the Ball State (24-11) softball team.
With a chance to complete its first three-game weekend series sweep over a Mid-American Conference opponent since May of 2010, Ball State couldn't keep Miami off the scoreboard.
