Through an immersive learning class, a Ball State professor and nine students are working to spread awareness and education about healthy sex choices in the Muncie community.
Weather Forecaster Hannah Stutler has your update on a wet weekend and cooler temperatures in the forecast.
Ridenour serves as the councilperson for City Council District 2 and works as associate vice president for regional retail lending with MutualBank in Muncie.
Terry Whitt Bailey currently serves as director for community development for the City of Muncie and serves on the boards of various local health and community organizations.
Steve Smith currently serves as a pastor of Divine Truth Ministry - Spiritual and Market Place Community Outreach Center and is a Ball State graduate student in music and kinesiology.
Weather Forecaster Joseph Williams has information about how tonight will be windy and how rain will come in during the weekend.
The Student Government Association (SGA) hosted Muncie mayoral candidate Dan Ridenour (R) as a guest speaker at its Wednesday meeting at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center.
For years, the educational system has been pushing to keep up with technology, said Ted Baker, CEO of Innovation Connector, a local business incubator, with kids getting tablets or chromebooks to use during class.
Southside Middle School Principal Craig Standish, during his presentation on the school’s performance, reflected on the ways the school tackles issues related to tardiness at the Muncie Community Schools Board meeting Tuesday at Southside’s auditorium.
A national movement came to campus over the weekend due to the work of one dedicated student.
On Monday, October 21, a famous alumnus returned to Ball State. Traveling all the way from Tallahassee, Fla., Don Yaeger returned to Muncie to give a talk on what it means to have “greatness.”
We could be looking at tomorrow being the windiest day of the month, Weather Forecaster Liz Szewczyk breaks down your forecast.
Forecaster Natasha Leland has your update for today's breezy conditions and forecasts a very fall-like week ahead.
The first all-female spacewalk, updates on President Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry, the Chicago teachers strike, the tornado which hit Dallas and the first federal trial on the opioid crisis make up this week’s five national stories.
While fans had their eyes on the field this weekend, police had their eyes off of it in order to be prepared if anything went wrong.
Today marked the beginning of National School Bus Safety Week(NSBSW). Twenty-five million students ride school buses each day in the United States and this week is used to spread awareness about their safety.
Cool air moves in behind the rain. How cold will it become?
