INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An Indiana prosecutor says one of his deputies has resigned after admitting that he sent an e-mail to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker suggesting the Republican fake an attack on himself to discredit public employee unions.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday the United States is taking the next step in military operations against Libya by transferring command and control of the no-fly zone to NATO.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The federal government promoted some uses of coal ash, including wallboard or filler in road embankments, without properly testing the environmental risks, according to a report from the Environmental Protection Agency's inspector general.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan wants to spend up to $2 million to expand his southern Indiana city's bicycle and pedestrian trails, including adding a "bicycle boulevard" to make it a more bicycle-friendly community.
Ball State has asked its four students studying in Japan to return to Indiana because of concerns for their safety as conditions in the country worsen following the country's most devastating earthquake on record.
INDIANAPOLIS — Gay marriage would be banned in Indiana and the state would be barred from recognizing civil unions under a proposed constitutional amendment approved Wednesday by a state Senate committee.
Once again, it's time for students living in the dorms on campus to take the energy saving challenge posed by the Ball State Energy Action Team.
The new Student Government Association executive board began filling positions for its year-long term by starting with the credentials board.
Teams wishing to ride in Ball State's McKinley Mile Bike Race on April 9 have until 5 p.m. Friday to register.
Delta Tau Delta is making big changes to its organization this semester: It is becoming a dry fraternity for one year.
Ball State has asked students to return to Indiana because of concerns for their safety as conditions in the country worsen following the country's most devastating earthquake on record.
It was a tough subject — the legalization of marijuana for recreational use. But once again the debate team was victorious in the National Educational Debate Association National Tournament.
RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) — An eastern Indiana police department that turned to the power of Twitter and Facebook in its search for new police officers ended up with the largest pool of applicants it has ever attracted.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The leader of the boycotting Indiana House Democrats returned to the Statehouse Wednesday for what he called a "very positive" meeting with Republican House Speaker Brian Bosma.
Not a single student registered their bikes for free Tuesday during the Student Government Association and University Police Department's Biker Safety Awareness.
In the world of young Hoosier political elites, Ball State student Maddison Klontz is listed as No. 17 on the Hoosier Access Top 25 Hoosier Politicos Under 25.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Federal regulators plan to scout U.S. colleges next month for students interested in environmental science in an effort to recruit more workers for the agency that oversees offshore drilling.
Student suggestions out-numbered the number of faculty suggestions for the next Freshman Common Reader book for the first time, Melinda Messineo, Freshman Connections director, said.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Radiation-tainted spinach from Japan's damaged nuclear reactors may sound scary, but here's a reality check: Even if any made it to stores there, you'd have to be Popeye to eat enough to worry.
Graduation is approaching fast and the walk across the stage will not be the only steps the seniors will be worried about. Many of them will soon be required to walk the line between individuality and employment.
