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MUNCIE, Ind. — The Muncie Central athletic program announced in an email Thursday afternoon that head football coach Kyle Padgett is resigning from the position.
Tonight: Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of 46 degrees and winds of 10 mph from the northwest.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Multiple tornado warnings took place in Delaware County and the surrounding regions last evening as severe thunderstorms moved through the NewsLink Indiana viewing area. This included the Ball State University campus, which was under a tornado warning from 9:49-10:15 p.m. EDT. Multiple damage reports have come in through the evening and morning, and here is the latest on what to know.
When an uninsured driver strikes you in Denver, the situation becomes much more problematic. Auto accidents are already stressful. Not all drivers in Colorado follow the law, which requires drivers to have insurance to cover potential collisions. Awareness of your legal rights and alternatives is crucial to protecting your finances if you are in an accident with an uninsured driver. If you find yourself in this circumstance, you must follow specific legal requirements.
Slip and fall accidents happen every day, often leaving victims with painful injuries and unexpected medical bills. Whether you fall at Butler Plaza, The Oaks Mall, or a local grocery store, understanding Florida’s slip and fall laws is crucial if you plan to seek compensation. Property owners have a legal responsibility to keep their premises safe, and when they fail to do so, injured individuals may have the right to file a claim. If you were hurt in a slip and fall accident, contact a slip and fall lawyer in Gainesville to discuss your options and protect your rights.
MUNCIE, Ind. -- Severe weather struck through Muncie and the surrounding area around 10 p.m. April 3.
MUNCIE, Ind. --- The National Weather Service has issued a tornado and severe warning across Delaware County and surrounding areas. We will continue to provide information as needed. To stay up to date follow NLI Weather @nliweather on Instagram and Facebook.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for the Delaware County area April 2 from 9:49 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. A severe thunderstorm warning remains in place until 10:30 p.m. at this time.
McKenna “JoJo” Mulholland is not 100 percent.The redshirt junior Ball State softball player said she’s not even remotely close to that mark when it comes to her mental health. “I think I'm probably at about 20 percent,” she said. “Nowhere close to where I want to be.”She has spent multiple evenings a week driving around Muncie. Though the Oviedo, Florida, native has no clue where her 2024 Kia Forte is taking her, she keeps going. It depends on the day when a certain emotion will appear on these late-night cruises: anger, sadness and, sometimes, happiness.“I still don't know Muncie, and I've been here for four years,” Mulholland said. “I would turn off my GPS, and I would just go down a bunch of random roads. I'd go down country roads or by the railroad tracks. I would end up on some two-lane road with no street lights on.”Even with that, the Cardinals’ infielder still goes on about her day with a smile on her face. She doesn’t let her teammates see the pain she’s been in and admits she’s stubborn when it comes to talking about her emotions. Why?It was April of 2023 when her stepdad, Joe Gioia, was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer. He died nine months later in December 2023. One day after his funeral, she was on her way back to Muncie to prepare for the upcoming softball season. It didn’t help that during the season, she was in a slump she felt would never end. Mulholland believes this year started the same way. “I'm not performing exactly [how] I want myself to perform,” she said. “I'm falling short of my expectations right now.” ‘It felt like a fever dream’It was spring of 2023 when Mulholland was on the phone with her mom, Lisa, as the Cardinals were on the road to a tournament. She could tell something was wrong but couldn’t tell where her mom was over FaceTime. Lisa informed McKenna she was at the hospital as Joe was having stomach pains and went down to a knee at his job site. “Prior knowledge, [he had] no health issues. He was still swinging back a couple’ cold ones whenever he wanted,” McKenna said. McKenna received the official news about Joe’s health right before the 2023 Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament. She talked to then-Ball State head coach Lacey Schurr, who assured her to do whatever she needed to care for herself. McKenna questioned if she’d even play. Joe shut that idea down quickly. “Joe was the one who called me and said, ‘Look, sweetie, I'm fine. Go play, and I'm gonna see you in a few weeks,’” she said. “That's the reassurance I needed.”After the season, McKenna went home for the summer and said Joe was doing well with chemotherapy. Following the start of school in August, Joe was scheduled to have a procedure to try and remove the cancer. She flew home to be with her family, but at the last minute, the appointment was canceled. Joe had to be off chemotherapy for weeks, and then things became more serious. “That was really discouraging to hear from his end,” McKenna said. “From my end, I was like, ‘OK, this is the end of it. We just gotta get through this, and then he's gonna be all better now.’ So, I went home, and he's just in poor spirits. It was really hard to see.” As time went on, Joe’s health worsened. She knew something was wrong when Joe, Lisa, McKenna and her stepsister went on a car ride. With McKenna needing a new car, Joe rushed them to a dealership and picked out her current means of transportation. She knew the situation wasn’t getting better.“I don't want to remember him when he was sick,” McKenna said. “It spoke volumes to me, thinking back on it now. I didn't realize at the moment why everything was so rushed. I realized it was because he knew that he was passing, but just being there, it just spoke volumes about how selfless he was … He used his bonus to get me my new car. He put the bonus that he worked hard for, and he put it aside so that we could put a down payment on my new car.” And then, it was time. Before McKenna went to the hospital for the final time, she knew what was coming. Standing in her kitchen, she broke down. Her brother, John, was there to try to console her. “I'm completely hysterical. I've never seen myself that way before,” McKenna said. “I couldn't even explain the thoughts that were going through my head. I'm like, ‘No way this is happening. No way it's happening.’ My brother comes and comforts me and calms me down. And he's like, ‘We're gonna go.’” While McKenna was the one who needed consoling, it was her turn to do the same thing for Lisa when the doctors handed her the “Do not resuscitate” paperwork hours later. It’s a moment McKenna will never forget. “It was the saddest thing that I feel like has happened in my life because just seeing her fall apart, and I had to be there for her, and it wasn't the other way around,” McKenna said. “I had to step up and be the strong one, and I wasn't strong whatsoever, and I just had to fake it till I made it.“I remember holding her up as she signed the paper with all the nurses coming out. She collapses in my arms, and I'm just sitting there, trying to hold it together. I'm like, ‘What in the world is going on?’ It felt like a fever dream.”
Ball State’s Student Government Association (SGA) held its weekly senate meeting April 2. The meeting began with a special guest “surprise” for One Ball State Day from Charlie Cardinal, who came to interact with senators.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Muncie Central head boy’s basketball coach Justin Ullom has resigned from his position. Ullom came to Central in 2022 after eight seasons at Monroe Central. Ullom is a Muncie native and a graduate of Delta High School. Ullom had led the Golden Bears to an undefeated regular season and finished atop the 2A poll in 2021-22.
MUNCIE, Ind. — If you are a student here at Ball State, you have likely heard of the David Letterman building. What you may not know is the history and the planning behind the building, as well as the impact it has on students and faculty alike
Muncie, Ind. — Ball State is well known for many things across Muncie. It has the iconic beneficence statue plastered all across campus, and its mascot, Charlie the Cardinal. But nothing is more iconic than Schafer Tower, which splits McKinley Ave in two and stands tall as a centerpiece for campus.
Muncie, Ind. — If you’ve ever found yourself in downtown Muncie on the corner of East Jackson Street and South Jefferson Street, you’ve probably seen the Muncie Carnegie Library. While it may seem like an ordinary library, there are many hidden stories inside its walls waiting to be discovered and read by readers.
MUNCIE, Ind—Since 1941, Lowery’s Home Made Candies has proudly served the Muncie community with quality candies. The business continues to make its chocolate the old-fashioned way, hand-dipped.
MUNCIE, Ind. — With the arrival of spring, it also means the arrival of rainy weather. While this weather might make most people want to enjoy the indoors, the Natural Resources Environmental Management club, also known as the NREM club, is out in the rain, aiming to help Ball State's campus look just a little bit nicer.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Stray animals are often forgotten and left to fend for themselves without help. A Muncie local decided to take matters into her own hands and help the strays around Muncie.
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MUNCIE, Ind. — Root beer floats and Shirley Temples were among the treats served to students to celebrate the arrival of spring. On March 31, the North West Hall’s Let's Bloom: Bring on Spring event had students drinking mocktails and making flower bouquets. One of the people celebrating was first-year CAP student Henry Baas.
Tonight: A relatively quiet and cool night is ahead, with low temperatures in the upper 30s under mostly cloudy skies.
