Ball State’s Architecture program has partnered with nonprofit Eco Rehab, located in Downtown Muncie, to work and design sustainable homes.
The Muncie/Delaware County Senior Citizens Center serves as a reminder to those that they are not to be isolated.
Heartland International Film Festival's 34th lineup includes a number of notable film screenings, including many with ties to the state of Indiana.
Presidential Fitness Test returns to elementary and high schools due to executive order signed by President Donald Trump.
Muncie’s Old Washington Street Festival celebrates historic homes, local vendors, and community connection, inviting guests to explore and give back downtown.
At the Delaware County Fairgrounds, veterans received supplies, services and the reassurance they’re not alone.
Finding your next home can be a struggle: Village Promenade offers relief from that stress with the luxury apartment experience that covers it all.
Caden Britton and Carson Holmer partner with Alex’s Lemonade Stand to raise money for children's cancer research.
Ball State University’s communication building houses professional-grade studios and one of the largest virtual set skies in the eastern U.S., giving students hands-on experience producing ESPN broadcasts and more.
During the meeting, senators were approved for the collegiate and at-large caucuses.
After Jimmy Kimmel made comments on-air about the assassination, the talk show host was pulled off stage.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Elizabeth Myers is tracking rainfall chances for this weekend.
Her termination was over comments she made about Charlie Kirk’s death.
Rick Moghadam’s ice cream truck is keeping Muncie cool, using tip money to give free ice cream to kids in need and sharing positivity with the community.
The Delaware Board of Commissioners and Delaware County Fire Chiefs Association announced an emergency declaration restricting outdoor burning in an effort to prevent wildfires in the midst of severe drought conditions.
The Warriors dominated in the first set with four aces and six kills, but faltered in the second set. Senior Ansley Draper, 4, said the team felt overconfident after their first set, which led to a lack of communication in the second.
The momentum shifted in the second and third sets as New Palestine’s front line controlled the pace, holding Delta to 12 and 17 points in these sets.
Ball State University’s Annual Family Weekend welcomed students, families, and friends for games, performances, and connection, reminding students they are not alone during college challenges.
A contracting ceremony was held during halftime at a Ball State football game to celebrate the ROTC Cadets getting contracted into the military.
