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Helping a local hero
Personal story from a victim of the recent tornado disaster.
Family of missing teen Ella Saylor speaks out
15-year-old Ella Saylor went missing in Muncie on February 3. Over a month later, Muncie Police and Ella’s family are still searching for answers.
Muncie hosts at-large city council forum
The candidates discussed various topics, but, most of the spotlight was on the seven people running for City Council.
First class of IRACS graduates at Muncie Justice Center
“I learned that the drugs that everyone uses actually messes up the chemical imbalance in your system and makes you want to use more.”
A kidney on the way
“Kris needed one and I thought, well I’ll just sign up, see what the process is like and go through it, I don’t have anything to lose or gain from doing it,” Peiffer said.
Muncie-made Documentary heads for the Oscars
“I can't explain how grateful I am to Bibi, her family and the Muncie community. Because without them, we would definitely be having a different conversation right now,” McKinney said.
Tax season assistance on campus
Through the VITA program, you can upload your information and they will file your taxes for you, or you can file your taxes by yourself through VITA and have volunteers at your assistance to guide you through it.
AN Photo co offering free end of life photo session for pets and people
“It was a moving thing just to see how much love a person can have in their heart for an animal-- a dog even. It's a blessing to be able to see that. But I won't lie, almost every session I sit in my car and cry afterward,” said Richardson.
Turn away no longer to build foster home
“The case manager has to stay in the office, the child has to stay in the office, they sleep on the floors and chairs, and shower in sinks. They have all their stuff in a garbage bag,” said Walters.
New program at Ivy Tech helps convicted criminals
“They are literally reintegrating into society, and they don't feel good about who they are, what they have done, and most importantly who they have hurt. So, this does mean alot to them,” said Stacy Bell, Work Matters liaison at Ivy Tech.