Anthony Woods, who serves in the Army, counts the sandbags that he will use help protect his home in Gulfport, Miss., as Hurricane Sally slowly approaches the coast on Monday, Sept. 14, 2020. (Lukas Flippo/The Sun Herald via AP)

Five national stories of the week

By Associated Press / September 15, 2020

Hurricane Sally projected to reach land near the Alabama-Mississippi state line, President Trump to preside over agreements between Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, the Federal Reserve expected to issue economic projections Wednesday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom's meeting with Trump about climate change and questions surrounding Bill Cosby's appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court make up this week's five national stories.

WEATHER

Fall-like days ahead

By Hope Kleitsch / September 15, 2020

Weather forecaster Hope Kleitsch gives an update on the beautiful week ahead.

NEWS

Ball State officials respond to videos of an off campus gathering

By Tylor Brummett / September 14, 2020

An investigation is underway after videos circulating on social media showed people at a large gathering near Ball State's campus.

NEWS

How College Mentors for Kids is readjusting due to Covid-19

By Katherine Sehgal / September 14, 2020

With the school year starting up, many student organizations have had to readjust their normal club activities.

WEATHER

Sunshine and cooler temperatures on the way

By Maddi Johnson / September 14, 2020

Weather Forecast Maddi Johnson is tracking Hurricane Sally, plenty of sunshine, and cooler temperatures

BYTE

Point North’s ‘Brand New Vision’ smashes on

By Conner Tighe / September 14, 2020

'Brand New Vision' lands on its feet because of the undertones and messages that speak true to 2020. Point North is not afraid to slowly evolve with the times while never losing sight of their original sound and rock inspiration.

NEWS

There’s nothing all that powerful about ‘Project Power’

By Anthony Herring / September 14, 2020

Some beautiful cinematography and fine performances from Jamie Foxx and Dominique Fishback cannot make ‘Project Power’ powerful; in fact, the film is nothing more than average.

NEWS

Glass Animals continue to milk their past sound with 'Dreamland'

By Brandon Carson / September 14, 2020

While 'Dreamland' is plagued by mediocre tracks, the songs that take chances and change the album’s flow keep the mediocrity from infecting the album.

BYTE

'Rogue Cube' is a twin-stick shooter that’s kind of square

By Nick Black / September 14, 2020

‘Rogue Cube’ is a small, fun, and addicting roguelike, with a very interesting take on the genre where the fun comes from the patience and strategy you have to put into your positioning and movement.

NEWS

Finding solace in The Wonderlands’ ‘This Digital Life’

By Conner Tighe / September 14, 2020

Listeners will find much to enjoy when facing The Wonderlands’ first album, 'This Digital Life.' With inspirations from The Lumineers, The Wallows, and Mumford & Sons, The Wonderlands know how to capture that essence of what it means to be young and lost in an ever-changing digital world.

NEWS

'Transformers: War For Cybertron: Siege' is an ambitious reboot that falls flat

By Emily Guffey / September 14, 2020

'Transformers: War for Cybertron: Siege' is a rushed drama trying to tell a grand story, but it doesn’t quite know how to tell it in such a short time.

NEWS

‘The Umbrella Academy: Season 2’ is a quirky, emotional ride from start to finish

By Emily Worrell / September 14, 2020

Season 2 of The Umbrella Academy offers a perfect blend of emotional honesty and quirky fun. This new season continues to establish the unique identity of Umbrella Academy as a show, and while the focus on individual characters takes away from some of the dysfunctional family dynamic, the exploration of trauma mixed with goofy superhero action is certainly worth the watch.

NEWS

'No Pressure' is Logic’s bittersweet farewell

By Arianna Sergio / September 14, 2020

Logic’s seventh and final album is the best music he’s ever released, securing his spot as one of the best rappers of our generation. He never fails to amaze.

NEWS

‘Folklore’ is a triumph for Taylor Swift

By Conner Tighe / September 14, 2020

There is much to grasp and decode in Swift’s latest musical masterpiece. The singer is taking a direction previously unexplored, and at this point, it’s possible that Swift can achieve anything.

NEWS

Neon Trees’ ‘I Can Feel You Forgetting Me’ is a light in these dark times

By Conner Tighe / September 14, 2020

New sound and old inspirations come through each track, giving fans a reason to continue listening after the bandu2019s six-year gap from their last release. Time makes a difference in the music industry, and Neon Trees definitely knows whatu2019s up with upgrading old sound.

Five national stories of the week

Fall-like days ahead

Ball State officials respond to videos of an off campus gathering

How College Mentors for Kids is readjusting due to Covid-19

Sunshine and cooler temperatures on the way

Point North’s ‘Brand New Vision’ smashes on

There’s nothing all that powerful about ‘Project Power’

Glass Animals continue to milk their past sound with 'Dreamland'

'Rogue Cube' is a twin-stick shooter that’s kind of square

Finding solace in The Wonderlands’ ‘This Digital Life’

'Transformers: War For Cybertron: Siege' is an ambitious reboot that falls flat

‘The Umbrella Academy: Season 2’ is a quirky, emotional ride from start to finish

'No Pressure' is Logic’s bittersweet farewell

‘Folklore’ is a triumph for Taylor Swift

Neon Trees’ ‘I Can Feel You Forgetting Me’ is a light in these dark times

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