WCRD to host mayoral candidates
October 10, 2011WCRD's "Radio Sweetheart" will interview Muncie's two main mayoral candidates this week.
WCRD's "Radio Sweetheart" will interview Muncie's two main mayoral candidates this week.
Catie Fredrich may be a first-year starter at libero, but Mid-American Conference teams are learning about her very quickly this season.
INDIANAPOLIS — A former national security adviser to President Barack Obama says he will run for Congress in hopes of helping Democrats retake an Indiana seat they held for the better part of four decades.
The sound of blanks being shot from police fire arms could be heard on campus Monday when the first phase of an extensive three-day training session for local police began.
The Ball State women's golf team struggled in round one of the Mid-American Conference Preview Tournament and is placed in seventh and 12 strokes behind leaders Eastern Michigan and Toledo.
PRINCETON, N.J. — Christopher Sims and Thomas Sargent have no simple solutions to the global economic crisis. But the work that won them the Nobel Prize in economics Monday is guiding central bankers and policymakers in their search for answers.
A Seattle apartment developing company has donated what the company hopes will be enough money to get Ball State's residential property management degree nationwide recognition.
The Ball State men's golf team is tied for fourth place after two rounds of play at the Firestone Invitational in Akron, Ohio.
"The Man" is an imaginary construct, a fiction made up by people who do not have the necessary equipment to improve their lot.
Today at 6 p.m. marks the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming municipal election on Nov. 8th.
Even as plans for an Occupy Wall Street event in Muncie are forming, some at Ball State are leery of the movement's goals and its impact, while others are supportive of the growing movement.
Travis Harvey's passions go beyond the music he sells at Village Green Records; every Tuesday evening he hosts the Co-Op Film Series hoping to share various art forms with students.
When Laura Malinoski signed her National Letter of Intent to play for Ball State, she knew it wasn't going to be an easy transition.
As the Halloween season creeps near, thrill-seekers are invited to face the horrifying haunts found at Indiana's largest haunted attraction.
SAN FRANCISCO — A copy of Steve Jobs' death certificate made public Monday indicates that the Apple Inc. co-founder died of respiratory arrest resulting from pancreatic cancer that had spread to other organs.
MUNCIE, Ind. — A judge in Muncie has denied a request for a temporary injunction against a smoking ban in Delaware County's taverns and fraternal organizations.
INDIANAPOLIS — About 1,000 people marched and protested for around two hours from the Veterans Memorial Plaza to Monument Circle Saturday, standing up peacefully against the one-percent of wealthiest Americans.
Off a Ball State corner kick, Ohio's sophomore goalkeeper Mattie Liston overextended on a punch attempt and missed. It was one of the few times she was out of position all day.
HARTFORD, Conn. — Connecticut officials are not giving up on requiring Internet sellers to collect state sales taxes, despite signs from online retailer Amazon.com that it has no immediate plans to abide by the state's new Internet tax law.
John R. Emens Auditorium was filled with 3,100 country music fans on Saturday night, as Dierks Bentley performed chart-topping hits such as "What Was I One."
