Invisible: Being disabled in this country feels like trying to speak without being heard.
By Dillon Rosenlieb / January 22, 2025As presidential elections come and go, my community is often overlooked.
As presidential elections come and go, my community is often overlooked.
Ball State hosts its annual Unity Week celebration that aims to challenge perspectives on matters of diversity, inclusivity and solidarity in an evolving social climate.
Muncie has a complex history with redlining* that still deeply impacts its residents today.
Muncie warming center workers explain the services and solutions they employ to help the local homeless population during the winter.
The march was anticipated to follow the MLK Breakfast at Cardinal Halls to kickoff the university's 45th annual Unity Week.
The complexity of Muncie's homeless citizens presents challenges to local nonprofits.
Three women leaders in Muncie are championing empowerment and change.
With the holidays right around the corner, Muncie’s Minnetrista Museums and Gardens kicked off its annual Enchanted Luminaria Walk Dec. 6.
Through Adult Education and Career and Technical Education (CTE) based learning, the Muncie Area Career Center is looking to help educate members of Delaware, Randolph and Blackford country.
Muncie’s new recycling program improves waste collection with 96-gallon toters.
There were 127 road work projects in Muncie in 2024, and there are plans for major renovations to McGalliard coming in 2025.
Muncie YouthBuild is giving young adults a second chance.
The community-centric event was dubbed “the biggest event of the year.”
Muncie’s restaurant Legacy Village opened its doors to judicial candidates Kim Dowling (D) and Andrew Ramirez (R) to provide a space for community members to learn about the candidates in a forum organized by Muncie’s National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
City officials hope the first-of-its-kind facility will play a pivotal role in helping locals get the help they need.
The new food access intervention program helps combat food insecurity across the state, allowing more fruits and veggies to be purchased with food stamps.
The collaboration project has reshaped the scope of opportunities available to students in Indiana.
A crash between a Muncie Indiana Transit System (MITS) City Bus and a vehicle occurred at Ball State University’s Scramble Light Sept. 4.
Richard “Rick” Zeigler owned one of the largest record shops in Indianapolis. Now, as the music coordinator for the Muncie Three Trails Music Series, he’s responsible for curating a list of artists meticulously selected for the Muncie community to enjoy at no cost.
Community members, Muncie Community Schools (MCS) faculty and Ball State University faculty gathered at Southside Middle School May 8 for the first inaugural “State of the Schools” event. The occasion, which featured a buffet and live music, marked the first open community meeting to discuss the 2018 partnership between MCS and Ball State.
