The time has come to find a candidate to fill the hole former President Paul W. Ferguson has left at the university, and officials want to get as many community opinions as they can.
Two students have been taken to the hospital after a ferris wheel malfunction caused the ride to become stuck on the two girls' feet, Ball State police chief Jim Duckham said.
The rain showers have left us but for how long? Find out in my latest forecast!
A subject with a gun was seen near campus, on the area of Tillotson Avenue and McGalliard Road, according to a public safety alert from the university.
If you can't remember the last time you went to the doctor, it's been too long, said Delaware County health adviser Mary Hammond.
An organization is raising money for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS with a barefoot soccer tournament, played with balls made of trash bags like kids sometimes have to use in Africa.
A project 10 years in the making, Muncie’s Freedom Bus is ready to hit the road to share the history of the local Civil Rights movement.
Thunderstorms this afternoon with a high in the upper 60s. Sunny skies and dry conditions for this weekend with temperatures warming back up.
When alumna Kourtney Dillavou was a student, she decided she wanted to pull Ball State out of the fossil fuel business.
Around 40 kids with intellectual or developmental disabilities have spent the semester working one-on-one with a group of students to present the Prism Project, a music, theater and dance showcase.
The search for a new president will reset campus, providing a fresh look at the school’s goals and acknowledging that the community wants transparency, a member of the search committee said.
After placing first in the district at the National Student Advertising Competition, Ball State's chapter of the American Advertising Federation will move on to semi-nationals.
A new study released from Ball State’s Clinical Exercise Physiology Program found that activity trackers are not always accurate.
Another rainy Thursday is in store, with showers lasting through Friday before clearing out for another great looking weekend!
After joyful tears and plenty of rounds of laughter, the Student Government Association’s 2016-17 executive slate officially took office at inauguration.
When Kevin Ray peered through the window of the new multimillion-dollar studio for the music technology program at Ball State, he knew music would be in his future.
NLI Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens examines the coverage and lack of coverage for Delaware County's tornado sirens.
A Ball State student will spend three years on supervised release for his role in an international, multimillion-dollar hacking ring.
After a 7 day dry stretch of very nice weather, rain finally is starting to move in. Don't worry, a perfect weekend is ahead!
The 2016-17 executive slate takes office Wednesday, April 20.
