Early voting still open for Indiana primary
By Casey Smith / April 25, 2016Now that the deadline for voting registration has come and gone, the time for absentee voting is already underway.
Now that the deadline for voting registration has come and gone, the time for absentee voting is already underway.
In a small room on Meridian Street in downtown Indianapolis, people filed in with colored pencils, markers and glitter — all ready for a protest against the controversial abortion bill.
Some Ball State students made the drive to Indianapolis for presidential candidate Donald Trump’s rally — some to support him, some to protest against him.
The ghost busters aren’t just in the movies. They are real, and they are looking for participants to investigate a haunted jail with them.
It's a rare role for Indiana to play during a presidential election, but this year, Hoosier voters could have an important voice.
Protesters of a new abortion bill flooded the lawn of the Indiana Statehouse April 9 in opposition of the regulations.
Heroin, a drug of the grittiest streets a generation ago, is increasingly popular in even the wealthiest Indiana communities today and is trapping an ever-growing number of younger users, police and parents say.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Republican Gov. Mike Pence signed a bill into law Thursday making Indiana the second state to ban abortions because of fetal genetic abnormalities such as Down syndrome.
An interactive website showing how climate change may impact Indianapolis could change how some people look at it.
The FAFSA deadline is coming up on March 10, and Gov. Mike Pence has declared Feb. 21-27 “Financial Aid Awareness Week” to help students and families with filing the FAFSA.
FAIRMOUNT, Ind. (AP) — Manchester University said the three students killed along Interstate 69 were from Africa.
Gov. Mike Pence announced his intention to nominate Eric Holcomb to be the next lieutenant governor of Indiana on Feb. 9.
The associate dean of students and deputy Title IX director at Indiana University, Jason Casares, has been put on paid administrative leave after accusations of sexual assault, according to the Indiana Daily Student.
Violent crime rose across the U.S. during the first six months of 2015 compared to the same period the year before, according to new data released by the FBI on Jan. 26.
Efforts are in place to roll back Indiana’s already lax gun restrictions after President Barack Obama expressed executive objectives to curb gun violence, aiming efforts towards gun shows and Internet sales.
Ball State is pushing to get college dropouts back in school. More than 750,000 Indiana residents — 22 percent of the state’s working-age adults — have attended some college but quit before completing their degrees, according to the Indianapolis Business Journal.
An Indiana senator has proposed a bill that would make it illegal for people to use a restroom or locker room that does not match their gender at birth.
In the U.S., 56 universities and colleges— including two in Indiana — are allowed to opt out of the Title IX nondiscrimination mandate due to an exemption from the law.
Gov. Mike Pence’s State of the State address Jan. 12 was not met with positive feedback from some legislators and constituents — especially his views on religion and LGBT rights.
Ball State, as well other other higher education institutions, continues to be an effective lobbying force.
