Snow chances early this week
By Joe Strus / February 5, 2018Snow chances are in the forecast early this week, making for slick road conditions.
Snow chances are in the forecast early this week, making for slick road conditions.
Since Dec. 4, 2017, fire-based emergency medical services has been on the agenda for Muncie City Council.
Starting Monday, MITS announced three of its routes will change course and times, two of which run through McKinley Avenue.
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
It wasn’t your average day for area Boy Scouts on Friday.
After battling years of addiction, the task of getting back on your feet can be daunting.
Weather Forecaster Morgan Strackbein has your weekend weather update as well as weather for Super Bowl Sunday and a winter storm system moving into the region next week.
Does society look at black history in its entirety, or does knowledge of it stop when we leave grade school?
Fresh, homegrown fruits and vegetables could soon be just a five-minute walk away from campus.
U.S. employers added a robust 200,000 jobs in January, and wages rose at the fastest pace in more than eight years, evidence of a consistently healthy job market.
A chilly Groundhog Day and a new snow-maker are in store. Weather Forecaster Ethan Rosuck has the details.
A student goes into Woodworth, hoping to grab a quick meal. As they wait in line, dining staff goes out back for extra food. Then, the staff comes inside, changes their gloves and prepares the student’s food away from everyone else.
Cornerstone Center for the Arts is presenting the opening of its newly renovated J. Combs Ceramic Studio on February 1 during First Thursday.
In addition to having Burris Laboratory School and Indiana Academy on its campus, Ball State may take another school under its wing.
The Muncie Action Plan (MAP) is reaching out to the city for the third year for feedback on a strategic plan.
Ball State could be the next organization to run Muncie Community Schools. Yes, this would mean a postsecondary education institution would run a public school district, but it has happened before and the circumstances were quite similar.
Student Government Association will place five new charging stations across campus in either Woodworth, the Atrium or Cooper Science Building, said treasurer Kaia Thompson at SGA’s meeting on Wednesday.
After more than three months — a total of 100 days — 12 of the 13 fraternities in Ball State’s Interfraternity Council (IFC) are no longer on a social “pause.”
Weather Forecaster Steven Diana has your update on the upcoming mix of cold temperatures and snow chances that will be impacting us in the coming days.
A policy issued by the university on Nov. 29 might break the Federal Aviation Administration regulation.
