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Delaware County Today 5/13/25
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Now. New. Local — and live every weekday.
From city hall to the hardwood, someone’s even listening in Mexico City — because WMUN is everywhere.
Delaware County Today is your direct line to local voices and vital info. Roads, weather, policy, summer programs, and even the mayor (who sadly will not be opening the pool season in a Speedo — we tried!).
Steve Lindell — Director of News Operations and Lead Morning Anchor — brings you updates with local leaders, community news you can use, and a little sports pride, too.
Weather with Paul Poteet, city plans with Mayor Dan Ridenour, President Mearns Calling Steve Sigma and more – it’s all happening, every weekday morning on WMUN: The Talk of Muncie.

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What’s next for Ball State?
This week on WMUN’s Delaware County Today, President Mearns joins Steve Lindell live to talk about state and federal budget cuts, the future of IPR and Channel 49, and what those changes mean for locally produced programming.
Plus — what’s the story behind the BEAM SIGNING ceremony?
Will tuition or services be impacted by Indiana’s finalized budget?
And seriously… why no press release for Naked and Afraid?
From the big wins in Cardinal baseball and softball to Ball State’s national recognition for impact — it’s a full conversation you won’t want to miss.
8:30 AM — only on WMUN, the Talk of Muncie.

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No Speedos, but plenty of splash.
Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour joins Steve Lindell on WMUN’s Delaware County Today for a fast-paced, good-humored, and info-packed chat. From potholes to pool openings, fireworks to funding — nothing’s off-limits (except maybe the waterslide).
Get the scoop on city projects, summer plans, and what’s really happening behind those orange construction barrels.
The mayor’s talking. Muncie’s listening.
Catch it on WMUN – The Talk of Muncie.
WMUN | Delaware County Today
Now. New. Local — and live every weekday.

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Delaware County Today 5/12/25
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In Muncie where mornings are bright,
Steve Lindell brings news with delight.
From nurses to rain,
And Pacers who reign—
Delaware County feels just right!
A few things to mention today!
National Limerick Day
Florence Nightingale’s Birthday
National Police Week
IMS Race Month Updates
8:30 AM Interview with Dr. Jeff Bird!
A continuing series with medical insights and local health updates.
Local News:
Sen. Scott Alexander on property tax relief
Eli Lilly & Purdue announce $255M partnership
Muncie’s “Runway for Rescues” pet fashion event
Marion Co. and Madison Co. crime updates
Frankton Elementary students design coffee sleeves
Indiana bill targets sugary drinks in SNAP program
Stay informed and inspired every weekday morning with Steve Lindell on Delaware County Today.

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At IU Health, nurses shine bright,
Their care and their hearts always right.
With food trucks and flair,
We showed how we care—
They deserve more than just a week’s light!
On this episode of Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell, special guest Dr. Jeff Bird, President of IU Health East Region, joined the conversation. Topics included the conclusion of National Nurses Week—which ends on May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday—and the vital contributions of nurses across IU Health. Dr. Bird also previewed the upcoming Coffee & Connections event on Wednesday, May 14, a chance to explore nursing career opportunities at Ball Memorial Hospital. The discussion touched on healthcare policy in Indiana and the importance of collaboration across counties. Dr. Bird will receive the Chamber of Commerce Legacy Award this September, celebrating his remarkable impact on the community.
Tune in for a conversation filled with insight, celebration, and heartfelt reflection.

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