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(12/31/23 4:21pm)
First, Colorado's Supreme Court ruled that former President Donald Trump wasn't eligible to run for his old job in that state. Then, Maine's Democratic secretary of state ruled the same for her state. Who's next?
(12/30/23 11:40pm)
Both senior Annie Rauch and Estel Puiggros came into the Ball State women’s basketball program in 2019. Years later, their experience is still leading the Cardinals in a 95-58 win over Oakland City.
(12/30/23 3:58pm)
With cold weather approaching, its important to make sure your car is ready and safe for travel.According to the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, 24 percent of weather-related crashes happen on snowy, slushy or icy pavement resulting in the deaths of over 1,300 people and over 116,800 injured each year. Annually, 15 percent of crashes happen during snowfall or sleet, resulting in nearly 900 deaths and 76,000 injuries. To help keep you safe, here’s four things to look over before you hit the roads:BatteryIt’s important to check your car’s battery life. Autozone offers free battery tests and battery charging. If you want to test the battery at home, you can use a multimeter, which costs $16.52 at Walmart.Charging a battery is different than jumpstarting a battery. Jumpstarting just provides the car a short burst of power to get it running, and is done when the car won’t start. If your car dies on Ball State University’s campus, you can call Charlie Charter to jump your car.If you need to jumpstart your car on your own, you need two things: a pair of jumper cables and willing driver to lend a helping hand, according to Toyota of Louisville. At Walmart a pair of jumper cables can cost $9.76.Toyota of Louisville states both vehicles need to be parked and suggests to engage the parking brake for safety. After opening both hoods and locating the batteries and the terminals as well as taking off any plastic covers, its important to check for corrosion. If there’s no corrosion, it’s time to start. Starting with the dead car, connect the red clamp to the postive terminal. Then, take the other red clamp and connect it to the working car’s positive post. Then, take the black clamp and connect it to the negative terminal on the working car. Take the last clamp and connect it to an unpainted piece of metal on the surface of the dead car.During the whole process of connecting cables, its important the cables don’t touch each other, according to Home Depot. Once everything is connected, it’s time to start the car. It’s important to jumpstart the car with a good battery, according to Toyota.After the car is jumped, take the cables off in the reverse order of how they were put on, according to Progressive.
(12/29/23 5:14pm)
District 34 State Rep. Sue Errington has released her upcoming legislative agenda for the next legislative session.
(12/28/23 6:34pm)
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Times is striking back against the threat that artificial intelligence poses to the news industry, filing a federal lawsuit Wednesday against OpenAI and Microsoft seeking to end the practice of using its stories to train chatbots.
(12/27/23 5:25pm)
In the winter, there are many strategies to combat the cold temperatures. Lighting the fireplace, layering clothes when you need to go out, and using space heaters and blankets are all common tactics. Another strategy is incorporated into something everyone does anyway: eating.
(12/26/23 5:50pm)
It’s not every day that Santa Claus winds up before a judge, but that’s exactly where the big man found himself some nine decades ago — in a case that surely goes down in Indiana Supreme Court history.
(12/24/23 6:49pm)
Grayson Joslin is a third-year journalism major and writes “Soapbox” for The Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.
(12/23/23 4:05pm)
Hannah Amos is a third-year journalism major and writes columns for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.
(12/22/23 3:51pm)
The Early Learning Advisory Committee (ELAC) voted Wednesday to advance a new set of standards for evaluating child care centers around the state, with an anticipated three-year rollout starting in 2024.
(12/22/23 3:57am)
Ball State men’s basketball went into its biggest non-conference game of the season against the B1GTEN’s Minnesota shorthanded. With graduate student Ethan Brittain-Watts already out for the season and freshman Joey Brown suspended, three more Cardinals joined the inactive list.
(12/22/23 3:28am)
On Thursday evening, the Cardinals ended their non-conference schedule with a trip to Minneapolis as Ball State faced Minnesota.
(12/21/23 9:02pm)
“I knew immediately when the defender was backing up that we had it. I knew we won,” junior Madelyn Bischoff said.
(12/21/23 7:20pm)
Ball State women’s basketball used a late comeback and a game-winner from junior Ally Becki to capture the Sun Coast Challenge championship Thursday afternoon in New Port Richey, Fla.
(12/20/23 6:26pm)
Delta senior basketball player Jackson Wors was voted the Daily News Athlete of the Week from the week of 12/6-12/13. .
(12/19/23 8:21pm)
The Sun Coast Challenge was just the event Ball State women's basketball was looking for, head coach Brady Sallee said.
(12/19/23 7:10pm)
The Ball State Cardinals (8-2) picked up their first win of the season versus a Power 5 opponent in the Sun Coast Challenge, defeating the University of Pittsburgh by a score of 73-62.
(12/19/23 3:51pm)
As Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb heads into his last year leading the Hoosier State, he emphasized that his administration won’t be resting on its laurels — and will continue to be aggressive about new projects.
(12/18/23 10:00pm)
Mason asks Ball State the Byte-ing Question, what's your favorite winter holiday tradition?Anchor: Mason MundyVideo Editing: Willow EmigCamera-Person: Barton MartinDirector: Riley NowerThumbnail: Ryan MinterIntro Graphics: Ryan MinterGraphics: Taylor Sheridan, Evan FischerMusic: Jack McGinnis
(12/22/23 5:00pm)
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