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Live, local, and a little bit loud — that’s Delaware County Today!This morning’s show with Steve Lindell had it all: laughter, local news, and live newsroom energy. The episode kicked off with Delaware County EMA Director John Couthino joins Steve Lindell to talk emergency readiness, communication backups, and winter prep. Then some breaking news updates from the Delaware County Prosecutor’s Office, including a swift conviction in a domestic battery case handled by Prosecutor Eric Hoffman and Judge Judy Calhoun, followed by a full WMUN News Summary packed with state and regional headlines.
Meanwhile, the team in the Axia Command Center kept the energy high. Between verifying the “Happy Gilmore jersey” rumor about Network Indiana’s Kurt Darling, and giving shout-outs to Jackson Jacoby for live confirmation, Steve balanced serious reporting with the kind of humor that keeps Muncie listeners tuning in every weekday morning.
The morning also spotlighted Ball State sports highlights, a Northern Indiana farm recognition, and local community development news from Anderson and Elwood, all while staffers and guests showed off their sales costumes — everything from “Wednesday Addams” to “Referees.”

It was a winning week across the board for Ball State Athletics, and host Mick Tidrow had the coaches to prove it.
Men’s Basketball Head Coach Michael Lewis joined the show to break down the Cardinals’ opening win and what it takes to keep the momentum rolling early in the season. He shared his inside look at scouting routines, practice prep, and the value of relentless effort on and off the court.
Next up, Women’s Basketball Head Coach Brady Sallee joined Mick in studio to reflect on a hard-fought road win over Arkansas State. He offered a candid, behind-the-scenes look at leading a young team through adversity, travel challenges, and defining their identity — all while celebrating a special birthday shout-out for his wife, Gabby.
Finally, Football Head Coach Mike Uremovich wrapped the hour fresh off a thrilling 17–13 MACtion victory over Kent State. He detailed the decisive fourth-quarter touchdown.
From hardwood to gridiron, it’s a full slate of Ball State pride — and every coach walked away a winner this week.

Delaware County EMA Director John Couthino joins Steve Lindell to talk about the importance of emergency planning, communication backups, and staying ready for winter weather—plus a few laughs about geography, family texts, and Monster Energy ( Not a sponsor but they could be!)
🎧 Delaware County Today — weekdays 8–9 a.m. on WMUN 92.5 FM / 1340 AM, wmunmuncie.com

From local scams to community champions — this episode of Delaware County Today covers it all.Host Steve Lindell spotlights Judd Fisher of the Ball Brothers Foundation with updates on the latest regional grants, then shares top local news: a pet-rescue scam warning, a Lake Superior survival story, and sports coverage for the upcoming Yorktown vs. Pendleton Heights matchup.Plus, listeners chime in from as far away as Portland, Oregon and Germany, proving Muncie’s voice reaches far beyond Delaware County.Wrap up the morning with Steve’s Word of the Day — “vulcanized” — and a warm sign-off from the Jedi Command Center team.
Produced by Leslie Griffin and Jackson Jacoby.

The Ball Brothers Foundation continues to shape the future of Muncie and East-Central Indiana — from education and healthcare to community revitalization. President Judd Fisher joins Steve Lindell on Delaware County Today to share details about new grants supporting IU School of Medicine Muncie, Ivy Tech’s pharmacy-tech training, the Old West End redevelopment, and upgrades at Camp Crosley YMCA.He also previews the Foundation’s upcoming 100th anniversary in 2026, reflecting on a century of local impact and the next generation of giving.
Produced by Leslie Griffin and Jackson Jacoby.