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When Indiana lawmakers reconvene for a special session May 14, they will reconsider a bill that would allow Ball State to assume responsibility of Muncie Community Schools.
Ball State could be the next organization to run Muncie Community Schools. Yes, this would mean a postsecondary education institution would run a public school district, but it has happened before and the circumstances were quite similar.
Muncie Mayor Dennis Tyler has announced the city of Muncie is suing the three largest opioid distributors in the United States in response to Indiana's growing opioid crisis. Those distributors named are Cardinal Health, Amerisores Bergen, and Mckesson.
UPDATE: As of 6:12 p.m., Wednesday, the boil order was lifted.
Ball State Board of Trustee member Thomas Bracken is suing the city of Muncie and other municipal agencies over funding for the Madjax project downtown.
Muncie Community Schools may be cutting some classroom programs. After avoiding making such cuts while working to cut the district's deficit, emergency manager Steve Edwards said it may be time for a change of plan.
Madison Street has an underpass that is a relatively well-known landmark in Muncie. The artwork on it may not be the reason. It has been notorious for dramatic flooding after rainstorms. The fire department regularly pulls stalled vehicles out of the high waters there. Emergency services have had to divert their routes on calls to avoid the flooding. Now, that issue may have been solved.
For the third time in the last week, Senator Joe Donnelly visited east central Indiana.
