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LIVE from the Horizon Convention Center!
Steve Lindell caught up with community leaders at this morning’s “Muncie on the Move” Chamber breakfast — from parking lot parties and dunk tanks to senior center fundraisers, basketball showcases, and roadwork updates on Tillotson Avenue!
 
Guests included: Larry McWilliams, Todd Caster, Julie Mears, Zion Strong, Rob Keesling, and more!
Catch it all on Delaware County Today on WMUN – The Talk of Muncie.
 
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A Muncie man is dead after a police standoff — what we know so far.
 Schools across East Central Indiana are heading back — and one day this week could break records.
 Why are gunfire reports way down in Anderson?
Plus: self-defense claim in a local murder case, a disturbing animal abuse repeat offender, and where to get free food today.
 
All on today’s Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell — listen now at wmunmuncie.com or search WMUN on your favorite podcast app.
 
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President Geoffrey Mearns joined us on Delaware County Today to talk about rising reading scores , teacher pay raises , and strong enrollment at BSU this fall. Plus, a heads-up on how public media funding cuts could bring more local programming to TV .
 
Also—don’t miss the free concert August 23 at the new Brown Family Amphitheater!
 
Catch the full convo at wmunmuncie.com or search WMUN wherever you get your podcasts. #Muncie #BallState #WMUN

BREAKING IN MUNCIE: One man is dead after an officer-involved shooting Sunday night. We’ve got the story, straight from Indiana State Police and Muncie PD.
 
 On Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell this morning:
Updates on that deadly encounter
What caused an Ironman triathlete’s sudden death?
Temps heating up again this week
Colts preseason buzz + marching band champs at the Indiana State Fair
$20 chicken tenders?! Fair food prices and what to expect
Muncie City Council just flipped—hear what led to the party switch
 
And—tickets are now on sale for Indiana’s biggest balloon festival.
 
Tune in on 92.5 FM / 1340 AM or stream it live at wmunmuncie.com

Come On Over – Stories worth slowing down for
In Part 2 of our conversation with Kristin Freehill , we go deeper into what makes a neighborhood thrive. From her work with Greater Muncie Habitat for Humanity to the power of long-term partnerships in revitalizing entire blocks, Kristin shares how homeownership, community investment, and intentional collaboration have helped transform parts of Muncie hit hard by deindustrialization.
 Learn how a simple bus tour can tell the story of a city—and how 40 years of Habitat’s work is more than just building houses.
 Tune in for a thoughtful look at neighborhoods, connection, and hope.