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The Out of the Darkness Community Walk in Anderson was a walk to unite communities and raise awareness for mental health.
Join Zach Carter as he covers Delaware County football to learn his process in reporting.
Ball State's CARDS program held an event over the summer for students with disabilities to learn about their available resources and to feel a sense of belonging on campus.
The three tenants didn’t know one another. Canaday, Cameron and Mastagh didn’t live in the same apartment building, and the severity of their problems were different. But their situations were connected. They are among dozens of people who rented from the same property management company — MiddleTown Property Group — and they are among dozens of people who have had problems.
SB 148 bans “units,” or counties, municipalities or townships, from regulating certain aspects of the relationship between landlords and tenants, among other things. For elements the city and county can’t regulate, those aspects of the tenant-landlord relationship are left in the hands of the state.
In the early hours of Sunday morning, a vehicle ran into an Linden House apartment on the intersection of Riverside and Linden Street in Muncie.
A 60-page PowerPoint helped Nick Elam bring his basketball idea to reality. What began as an idea between his friends watching March Madness soon turned into a 300-page book with one major takeaway: get rid of the clock in the waning moments of the game.
After four days and nights away from Indiana, traveling to Ohio to cover Ball State Men's and Women's Basketball's MAC Tournament contests in Cleveland, the Daily News Sports crew returned to the Crossroads of America on the fifth and final day of their trip.
Day four of the Ball State Daily News Sports team’s trip to Cleveland saw the Cardinals last game in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament. Follow up for day five social media content and online content as the group makes their way back to Muncie, Indiana.
Day three of the Daily News Sports team’s trip to Cleveland saw the start of the Men’s Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament. Otherwise, the crew stopped at a couple restaurants and saw the sights.
Once the crew settled in, day two was a mix of exploring Cleveland and beginning to cover the Women's Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament. Check back in tomorrow on social media platforms for updates throughout the day and for post cards from day three.
The Ball State Daily News has four reporters and three photographers up in Cleveland for the 2023 Men’s and Women’s Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament. Day one saw the group travel through Indiana and Ohio to Cleveland.
Bobby Hatfield details the start of Grissom's Leadership Basketball League and the impact it has on the children.
Reverend Maurice Reed and Reverend Maria Williams-Hawkins describe the history of Bethel A.M.E. and its impact on the Black community.
The “little church on the side of the road” has long history serving the Black community of Muncie, as Bethel AME Church celebrates 155th anniversary.
Opinion Editor Grayson Joslin hands out the latest Daily News issue in an unusual costume
Thursday, Ball State Women’s Basketball (2-1) was able to fend off in-state opponent, and head coach Brady Sallee’s hopeful new rival, Butler (1-2), by a score of 84-68. Here are three takeaways from the 21-point win.
For hitting our first fundraiser goal, Evan Chandler performed a makeover on Hannah Amos.
Giving back to his community was always something of importance to graduate safety Trenton Hatfield. Now, he has the opportunity.