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MUNCIE, Ind. — In downtown Muncie lies a dance studio that has a vision. It's a vision of bringing the community together to create harmony in the Muncie Community.
MUNCIE, Ind. — It doesn’t take long after stepping outside to feel the sudden change in temperatures in the Muncie area. For some time, Muncie was a city buried underneath snow and ice.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Anybody who has been on Ball State's campus knows about the David Owsley Museum of Art, however, many might not know about all the information it can provide. Luckily, Ball State has a group of their very own art education students who know exactly how to use the space.
Tonight: Our area will be partly cloudy with a low in the lower 30s. Winds will be around 5-10 mph before picking up by sunrise.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Success is no stranger to Ball State’s head baseball coach, Rich Maloney. Approaching his 1000th win in his 30th season as a head coach, Maloney believes his squad has what it takes to be at the top of the MAC conference food chain.
MUNCIE, Ind.- Over the weekend, the Ball State men’s tennis team bounced back after 2 2 straight losses the previous weekend with a doubleheader sweep.
MUNCIE, Ind- Ball State baseball made history Monday afternoon as they played in their earliest home opener game in program history.
Tonight: Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of 29 degrees and winds of 10 mph from the northwest.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Tuesday, the Ball State Cardinals took on the Akron Zips at home in Worthen Arena.
Baseball is more than a beloved pastime—it’s also a prime opportunity for sports enthusiasts to test their predictive skills. For students, fans, and curious newcomers alike, understanding the fundamentals of betting on baseball can transform a casual game into an immersive experience. This guide walks you through the core concepts and steps to get you started responsibly.
The White River is one of Indiana’s most significant environmental landmarks, flowing through central Indiana and linking communities across the region, according to the White River Report Card. However, despite mainly flowing through Indiana, the White River impacts water that lies far beyond the state, Superintendent of Sanitation and Recycling for the Muncie Sanitary District Jason Donati says.
Ball State women’s basketball was down in the first quarter. Down in the second quarter. Down in the third. Down in the fourth and down in overtime.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Over 190,000 students compete on a Division I University athletic team. That number gets smaller when taking into account just those that run track and field, falling somewhere in the 24,000 range. Out of those 24,000 student-athletes, there may not be any others like senior Jessica Velez and sophomore Maci Hoskins.
MUNCIE, Ind. — At Tribune Showprint, community members can expand their creative pallet through this free workshop once every month.
MUNCIE, Ind. – Classroom Connections of East Central Indiana (ECI) will open its wellness room on March 1.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Ball State Alumni gathered at an on-campus event to listen to a man share his history with his family business.
Tonight: Temperatures should remain on the mild side into the overnight hours, with lows in the low 40s. Winds will pick up this evening and overnight, gusting out of the west up to 20 mph.
In this episode of 9-1-1: What’s Your Hot Take, Sam and Willow rank the opening emergencies that 9-1-1 is known for.
Editor’s note: This story includes decisions made by the University related to Indiana Senate Bill 235. The bill was withdrawn from the Senate Feb. 10. The Ball State Daily News has reached out to co-author Scott Alexander (R), who represents the Muncie community and did not receive comment before the deadline provided.
Meghan Braddy is a third-year journalism major and writes “Meghan’s Muses” for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the paper.
