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Board of Trustees approves ‘Village Green’ project
By Linnea Sundquist / 6 hours agoBOT approves motions for ‘Village Green’ project’s budget and site plan and revitalizing Martin Street.
BOT approves motions for ‘Village Green’ project’s budget and site plan and revitalizing Martin Street.
Senate Bill 182 received a 37-8 party vote in the Indiana Senate.
Tara Whooten, a local co-owner of Hempnotyx CBD and Smoke Shop and Get Baked Bakery in Muncie, is concerned about the future of both businesses as Indiana continues to impose restrictions on hemp products.
Indiana recently recorded its “largest-ever single-year increase” in student literacy rates, according to the 2024-25 IRead results from the Indiana State Board of Education — and an after-school program in Muncie is continuing to add to that statistic.
The 2026 midterm elections are steadily approaching. Although the Jan. 7 deadline for major political party candidates to file their candidacy has ended, other dates are coming up to watch out for.
Ball State’s dining halls have posted signs preparing students paying with cash about the possibility of rounding up or down during purchases.
Rep. Sue Errington plans to be a part of Sara Gullion’s committee for state representative after announcing she will not run for re-election.
The Ball State Daily News has compiled a list of stories from various reporters throughout 2025, focusing on the happenings of Ball State University and the surrounding Muncie and Delaware County communities.
Older forms of media have a long-lasting effect on individuals.
Educators in Indiana have earned lower wages than educators in neighboring states, despite new data from the Legislative Services Agency showing that Indiana teacher pay has increased in recent years.
A member of YDSA explains upcoming committee meetings after launching their "Immigrant Safe Campus" campaign. Linnea Sundquist, DN
