Representative Greg Pence speaks in his office in Muncie April 25, 2019. Pence serves on the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the House Committee on Foreign Affairs in the 116th Congress, according to his website. Scott Fleener, DN News Last Updated 5 hours ago Rep. Greg Pence opens office in Muncie By John Lynch and Charles Melton The congressman from Indiana's 6th congressional district has set up shop here in Muncie.
News Last Updated 11 hours ago Study in firearm violence hints that schools aren't fully secure against shooters. By Charles Melton The start of the 21st century has seen a rise in death or injury due to mass school shootings, according to a report from ScienceDaily. The National Center for Education Statistics shows more schools have also implemented security and safety measures.
News Last Updated 13 hours ago Indiana has the second-highest child abuse rates in the country. By Taylor Smith She said she was 9 years old when her father began physically and verbally abusing her and her siblings.
News 4/24/2019, 7:40pm SGA nominates senators, cabinet members and justices By Charles Melton Not much room was left in the gallery, as it was filled with potential additions to the Student Government Association (SGA).
News 4/23/2019, 1:15pm Ball State appoints associate vice president and chief budget officer By Staff Reports Interim Associate Vice President for budgets and finance and Assistant Treasurer Scott Stachler will now serve as associate vice president and chief budget officer for Ball State, according to a faculty-wide email sent out by Sue Moore, chief strategy officer.
News 4/23/2019, 10:26am Muncie schools use a multi-tier approach to behavior with PBIS By Scott Fleener Polite. Accountable. Willing. Safe. These words hang on a poster in Southside Middle School and are just a small part of the Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program used by Muncie Community Schools (MCS).
News 4/22/2019, 2:16pm Indiana State Police release new sketch, video of Delphi murder suspect By Staff Reports Indiana State Police (ISP) announced "the change in direction" of the Delphi double murder investigation Monday.
4/22/2019, 10:00am One year later: House Bill 1315 has changed how Muncie Community Schools operates By Brooke Kemp and Andrew Harp It’s been not quite a year since state lawmakers decided to make Ball State responsible for Muncie Community Schools (MCS). In the past 12 months, administrators have been working to adjust to the comprehensive language of House Bill 1315.
News 4/21/2019, 12:46pm Easter Sunday bomb blasts kill more than 200 in Sri Lanka By Associated Press COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — More than 200 people were killed and hundreds more wounded in eight bomb blasts that rocked churches and luxury hotels in or near Sri Lanka’s capital on Easter Sunday — the deadliest violence the South Asian island country has seen since a bloody civil war ended a decade ago.
News 4/20/2019, 3:15pm 20 years after school attack, Columbine remembers 13 lost By Associated Press LITTLETON, Colo. (AP) — A Colorado community will mark the 20th anniversary of the attack on Columbine High School on Saturday with community service projects and a ceremony remembering the 13 people killed by teenage gunmen.
News 4/20/2019, 2:15pm Minnetrista Easter egg hunt offers mix of art and holiday activities for Muncie families By John Lynch Though cold rainy weather may have driven the Easter Bunny indoors for the day, it didn’t stop visitors of Minnetrista’s Glass Easter Egg Hunt from enjoying the holiday festivities.
News 4/19/2019, 12:54pm Hate group posters taken down at Ball State By Staff Reports Posters mentioning the name of a hate group were taken down Monday at different locations on campus.
News 4/19/2019, 12:00pm Alumnus wants to bring esports scholarships to Ball State By Jacob Musselman Playing video games has long been a hobby for many college students. Through the decades, these games have evolved, with some colleges now offering esports programs and scholarships.
News 4/19/2019, 9:55am Key takeaways from Robert Mueller’s Russia report By Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump may not have obstructed justice, but it wasn’t for lack of trying.
News 4/18/2019, 5:10pm Next Muncie leadership shares plans for central city improvements By Rohith Rao With this decade coming to a close, Muncie officials head into the next with plans in place to help make the central city area more livable and attractive for businesses.
Video 4/18/2019, 12:27pm VIDEO: Boston Area District Gives Partnership Example By Garrett Looker , Michael Robb , Madeline Grosh , Eric Pritchett and Justin Brown Boston University took control of its area's school in a way that gave precedence to the Ball State and Muncie Community.
News 4/18/2019, 12:03pm Ball State community reflects on Notre Dame Cathedral fire By Charles Melton On an unsuspecting Monday, a recognizable Parisian monument was set ablaze with smoke visible far and wide in the city and the news impacting people across the world, even at Ball State.
News 4/17/2019, 7:19pm Ball State SGA inaugurates Elevate slate By John Lynch Amplify slate bid farewell to Student Government Association (SGA) as a new slate takes the reins.
News 4/17/2019, 1:12pm Ball State alumni win Pulitzer Prizes By Staff Reports Two Ball State journalism graduates were each part of teams that were awarded the Pulitzer Prize on Monday.
News 4/16/2019, 9:53pm Take Back the Night 2019 raises awareness at Ball State for domestic violence, sexual assault By Evan Weaver The weeks and months after it happened were “the worst days of my life.”
Football 4/16/2019, 12:00pm Trey Uetrecht’s positive attitude through adversity has inspired Ball State Football
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