WATCH: NewsLink Indiana - February 2, 2017
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The Muncie City Council suspended rules in order to discuss RFRA immediately.
The "Muslims for Life" blood drive was cancelled by the Indiana Blood Center for the second semester in a row.
Change will continue in Delaware County as the summer months approach. Three shell buildings located in Delaware county wait to be filled with business. Vice president of the economic and development alliance, Terry Murphy, works to bring companies in to the area.
Muncie Gras 2015 took place on Saturday, March 29. In an effort to attract more Ball State students, this is the latest the event has ever been held.
The 14th annual Muncie Gras celebration is expected to attract 8,000 people and will showcase five new attractions.
Critics of Chloe Anagnos say that now the story is no longer about her, but a bigger conversation about race at Ball State.
Forecasters from NewsLink Indiana and WCRD discuss ways to be prepared during Indiana's severe weather preparedness week.
The campus shuttle bus system is available for use by students and faculty at Ball State, but what fees are included and who pays them?
The David Owsley Art Museum and the Ball State counseling center have teamed up to create an outlet that can relieve stress and create inner peace.
Author Eliot Schrefer spoke at Ball State Tuesday about boundary crossings and border lines in Africa.
Muncie hopes to attract more businesses by closing railway crossings in the center of downtown. Reporter Nick Siano tells us the impacts this could place on business owners.
Ball State's martial arts club is preparing and teaching students how to defend themselves if they ever find themselves in a dangerous situation. NewsLink Indiana reporter Ashley Holsclaw has the story.
A 5-month-old baby died Tuesday night after a fire started in a Muncie home.
