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Erskine graduates have higher employment rates that many of their peers → Read More
Ivy Tech turned her life around for newest vice chancellor → Read More
Muncie and Delaware County officials are done talking, but they have plenty to say about 911, EMS → Read More
Second Harvest tailgate food distributions have been put on hold until a new location can be found. → Read More
Utah passes a law that lets parents be parents and kids be kids. → Read More
"Red Flag" laws allow law enforcement to take weapons with or without a warrant → Read More
Randolph County voters have ditched the traditional precincts for vote centers in the May primary → Read More
Muncie and Ball State have worked to bridge the gap, forge strong ties → Read More
Downtown Muncie will be changed with announcement of Ivy Tech project → Read More
Jason Donati steps down from Muncie-Delaware County Clean & Beautiful board → Read More
Tornado watch issued for much of East Central Indiana, West Central Ohio → Read More
Much of East Central Indiana is under a flood warning because of the heavy rain → Read More
X-ray scanners, other equipment will enhance security at Muncie City Court → Read More
'Red Flag' laws might be best way to curb shootings → Read More
A statue of Muncie civil rights pioneer Hurley Goodall are coming together. → Read More
Ward: Muncie school teachers have a number of reasons to feel anxious → Read More
MUNCIE, Ind. – When discussing notable and famous alumni of Ball State University, there's only one name to put at the top of the list: David Letterman. No doubt he's the most famous son of Ball State, in part because he kept his alma mater's name out front for a national audience during his "Late Night" and "Late Show" programs, famous for things such as stupid human tricks and Top 10 lists.… → Read More
MUNCIE, Ind. – Ball State University will host a talk titled "Better Together: Promoting Peace on Camus and the Community" as part of the school's third annual Benjamin V. Cohen Peace Conference. Muncie Mayor Dennis Tyler and Ball State President Geoffrey S. Mearns will lead the town-hall discussion the evening of April 6 at the Ball State Alumni Center, 2800 W. Bethel Ave. A time has not been… → Read More
Muncie's Community Good Friday service will be heavy on music, and you can join in. → Read More
Indiana special legislative session will throw a financial lifeline to Muncie schools, but Ball State appears left out. → Read More