After being asked by a class to record their music, local instrumental band Fangface is set to release a full album before the end of the semester. The group contains three musicians including senior magazine journalism major Jordan Martich (guitar), senior geology major Dylan Gaffin (bass) and Ball State graduate Taylor Reynolds (drums).
Gubernatorial candidate John Gregg spoke directly about students leaving Indiana for employment after graduating due to the lack of good job opportunities.
INDIANAPOLIS - Former reality TV star Rupert Boneham said he thinks he has a real shot at becoming Indiana's next governor after being nominated as a third-party choice Saturday.
INDIANAPOLIS - New rules proposed by the Indiana Board of Education that could greatly expand the number of public schools subject to state takeover have been shelved until state legislators can examine them more closely.
MUNCIE, Ind. - Muncie social service advocates who work to prevent homelessness are questioning the city's decision to spend federal money used for nonprofit programming on recreational and educational ventures.
Marti MacGibbon will share her story of human trafficking at Breaking Chains, an event put on by the Ball State chapter of International Justice Mission, on Wednesday night.
Monday, the Associated Press released a brief explaining that four people had been arrested for theft in Henryville, Ind.
MUNCIE, Ind. - A rising number of fatal drug overdoses in central Indiana is causing health officials, police and anti-drug groups to take a hard look at the issue of prescription drug abuse, and how to prevent it.
From the go-go dancer cage to the mechanical bull rides, Walnut Street looked a lot like Bourbon Street on Saturday night.
SANTIAGO, Cuba - Pope Benedict XVI arrived in Cuba on Monday in the footsteps of his more famous predecessor, saying he holds great affection for Cubans on both sides of the Florida Straits and heartfelt hopes for reconciliation.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. - Indiana State Police said officers have arrested four southern Indiana residents for allegedly looting scrap metal from tornado disaster areas in southern Indiana's Clark and Washington counties.
After snapping a seven-game losing skid at Akron on Sunday afternoon, Ball State made a brief return to Muncie before departing for Dayton with a 4 p.m. game against the Flyers today.
After a brief cancellation, the London Centre fall program is back on schedule.
When Tom Collins announced he would step down as Ball State athletic director on Jan. 20, he envisioned a smooth transition into the next chapter of his life.
AT&T advertises phones with 4G LTE capability, but until now Ball State students were not able to utilize that service.
If lawmakers fail to pass national legislation to maintain the U. S. Postal Service, Muncie's mail processing facility could be eliminated in the coming months.
After traveling all over the nation from their native East Coast, Delicate Steve and Janka Nabay and the Bubu Gang will stop in at Downtown Muncie's Center Stage at 9 tonight.
Holding onto a 1-7 record in its past eight matches, the Ball State women's tennis team needed a strong weekend to get its season back on track.
For those who think that film noir is dead, Richard Edwards says think again.
Monday brought welcome news for Ball State gymnastics. Junior Nicole Allen and senior Julie Cotter were both awarded Mid-American Conference honors and the chance to advance as individuals into post-season competition.
