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Warmer temperatures on the way

 Weather Forecaster Kerstin Cox tracking warmer temperatures into the week with drier conditions. 


Tay-Corp Housing

Since 1987, Tay-Corp Properties has been committed to providing Ball State students with clean, modern and affordable housing. Whether you’re a student, a small family or a first-time renter, Tay-Corp has you covered with a variety of residential properties to choose from. Let us be the ones to find that perfect place for you to call “home” in Muncie.


Alex Hindenlang, DN Design; Amber Pietz, DN Photo; Photo Courtesy, Freepik, Pexels, Flickr

Our Stories, Our Pride

OPINION: When queer representation is done wrong, it breaks my heart, but it also strengthens my desire to do it right.



Freshman center Payton Sparks celebrates getting a basket in a game against Eastern Michigan Feb. 26 at Worthen Arena. Amber Pietz, DN

Sparks, Sellers lift Cardinals past Eagles

Freshman guard Jaylin Sellers scored 12 points in 25 minutes off the bench, including a stretch of eight consecutive points. With three minutes and 12 seconds remaining in the second half, Sellers intercepted an Eagles pass and threw down a breakaway dunk on the other end.




Rotated Cardinals sweep Quincy

In what head coach Donan Cruz said was a recovery-focused move, the Cardinals played a heavily rotated lineup. Junior setter David Flores and junior libero Sammy Adkisson each made their first starts of the season.


Returning sunshine this weekend

Weather Forecaster Rachel Wynalda tracks scattered snow flurries throughout tonight and returning sunshine for the next week. 


Sunny and mild week ahead

Weather Forecaster Ryan Crump has your update on sunshine returning for the weekend. Also a warm up next week is on the way. 


Earthen Exploration

Since the summer of 2017, Twisted Twigs has been offering crystals, handmade oils, dried herbs, incense, and other homemade apothecary items to their customers. The shop is nestled amongst residential houses on Main Street in Anderson, Indiana, and is owned and operated by two witches: Brytneigh Burgess and Kinsley Elsten.