2 of 40 indicted in Ind. prison drug ring at large
August 23, 2012The FBI says two of 40 people indicted in a drug ring allegedly run by two inmates in different Indiana prisons remain at large.
The FBI says two of 40 people indicted in a drug ring allegedly run by two inmates in different Indiana prisons remain at large.
A farmer whose cantaloupes have been linked to a deadly salmonella outbreak says he voluntarily ceased production and has had no other problems at his southern Indiana farm since it began operating in 1982.
During the first week of classes, many students are already feeling the stress by having to face long lines at the financial aid office with only two desks available to handle the high numbers.
Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard has signed an ordinance extending the health care benefits of city employees to their domestic partners.
Rapper Wale has canceled his planned concert at Ball State this weekend.
The new director of the Career Center plans on taking more initiative and raising awareness and engagement among students and staff.
CINCINNATI - The president of the University of Cincinnati resigned yesterday for what the school called "personal
NEW YORK - YouTube has launched a dedicated presidential campaign channel that will feature live streaming video from the two parties' conventions and upcoming nationally televised debates as well as video content generated by a range of news and information partners.
Meet the newest campaign issue for House Democrats: Todd Akin.
Despite recent amounts of rainfall, the lawn in front of the Letterman Communication and Media Building shows effects of the drought from this summer.
Ribs, desserts and music will fill the streets of downtown Muncie this weekend for the RibFest.
Despite their political differences, the three men running for Indiana governor outlined similar outlooks for running the state during a forum Tuesday, from proposing improved job training to imposing tax cuts. But which taxes should be cut and when highlighted their differences.
After 22 years at Ball State, Joe Misiewicz is ready for retirement after leaving in May. To celebrate, he recently accepted a full-time position as president of Indiana Broadcasters Association.
U.S. health officials reported Wednesday three times the usual number of West Nile cases for this time of year and one expert called it "one of the largest" outbreaks since the virus appeared in this country in 1999.
The new director of the Career Center plans on taking more initiative and raising awareness and engagement among students and staff.
Rapper Wale has canceled his planned concert at Ball State this weekend.
The Multicultural Center will host the annual Welcome Back Picnic to offer incoming and returning students an opportunity to socialize with several multicultural student organizations on campus. -á
A first-hand account of the Navy SEAL mission that killed Osama bin Laden is coming out Sept. 11.
A Republican Senate candidate under fire for saying women's bodies can prevent pregnancies in cases of "legitimate rape" resisted pressure to drop out of the race ahead of a significant deadline Tuesday. Republicans feared the turmoil could damage their hopes for winning control of the U.S. Senate.
Tomorrow hundreds of Indiana collegiate alumni will have the opportunity to attend an alumni only career fair. -á
