A Fort Wayne schools official said Friday the district likely will stop sending students to a religious instruction program on school grounds that triggered a federal lawsuit.
Ball State alumnus David Letterman did not receive an Emmy nomination for best variety, music or comedy series Thursday. This is the first time Letterman's "Late Show" on CBS did not receive a nomination in the category since it began in 1993.
Republican Rep. Randy Borror, who spearheaded a daylight-saving time bill, resigned to become a senior vice president for Indianapolis-based lobbyist group.
Indiana's public schools and universities could save $450 million a year if they joined the state's health insurance plan. But most of the savings would come through stingier coverage or higher out-of-pocket expenses for teachers, professors and other employees.
Brad Ellsworth says he is not trying to run from his two terms in Congress with a new commercial that talks about those in Washington who waste taxpayer money and don't care whether lobbyists write the laws.
The eastern U.S. cooked for another day Wednesday as unrelenting heat again sent thermometers past 100 degrees in urban "heat islands," buckled roads, slowed trains and pushed utilities toward the limit of the electrical grid's capacity.
Neely Avenue and Kinghorn Hall are only two of the many construction projects Ball State University expects to have completed by the start of the next academic year. Whether it's building renovations or new dining locations, students will enjoy some new sites on campus when they come back from their break.
Heading toward the middle of summer, Ball State University is still working on construction that is scheduled to end toward the beginning of the Fall Semester.
In the United States more than 13 million children are food insecure, meaning they have little or no access to food on a regular basis. In their 2010 study, Feeding America, formerly known as America's Second Harvest, reported an 18 percent increase from 2008 in their 2006-2008 report: Child Food Insecurity in the United States.
With less than 50 days remaining for students to move back on campus, Ball State University facilities, planning and management is giving all it's got to have the Kinghorn Hall open in time.
Seventy-two potentially future Ball State University women's volleyball players occupied Worthen Arena this week in the team's annual camp. The three-day camp at Worthen Arena consisted of fifth through 12th graders.
The Indiana Department of Transportation will start working on improvements at the intersection of McGalliard Road and the U.S. 35 Muncie Bypass on Wednesday.
Before arriving to England, Ball State student Laura Allen had been told some places in the country require you to pay before using the restrooms. However, she did realize how big of an experience or surprise it would be the first time she had to do it.
The Muncie Visitor's Bureau is trying to reach out to the community in a different way; they are installing information kiosks around Muncie to raise awareness of local businesses and attractions.
Lawrence Gerstein celebrated his Fourth of July differently this year. The Ball State professor is walking 150-miles to Washington D.C. as a leader of the "March for Tibet's Independence."
A $1.5 million grant will train Indiana science teachers in a new curriculum that helps students learn through exploration and problem solving.
The State Budget Committee will meet Wednesday to discuss a new report outlining possible cost savings if Indiana schools and public universities would join the state's public employee health insurance plan.
Marci Peniata, an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Ball State women's volleyball team has stepped down from her role with the team to become an assistant coach at St. Cloud State.
Streets in Muncie were lit and loud with fireworks burning on backyards and parks, but the city's main show, its fireworks display, attracted hundreds of residents for the last few hours of the Fourth of July.
An Indiana law aimed at curbing methamphetamine production already restricts the sale of some over-the-counter cold medicine used to make meth. Now there's a growing push for a stronger law.
