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📅 Wednesday, December 18📻 WMUN – The Talk of Muncie
Wind, weather, breaking news, and community stories filled today’s Delaware County Today.
🌬️ Paul Poteet delivered a big weather update as strong winds, rain, and a sharp temperature drop head into the end of the week — plus an early look at Christmas week.
🚔 Delaware County Sheriff Tony Skinner joined us live with department updates, new hires, Heroes & Helpers highlights, and breaking news as he announced plans to seek a seat on Delaware County Council, District 3 after his term as sheriff.
🎓 Chris Walker, Principal of Muncie Central High School, shared great news about a Lilly Endowment Scholarship winner, semester wrap-up details, winter events, and Bearcat athletics as the school heads into winter break.
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Delaware County Today broadcasts live from WMUN’s brand-new video studio with a packed show featuring weather updates, local news, and major conversations shaping Indiana. Mick Tidrow, Voice of the Ball State Cardinals, previews conference basketball, shares insight on Ball State athletics, and teases upcoming features. Indiana State Representative J.D. Prescott joins in-studio to discuss redistricting, immigration policy, property taxes, and constituent engagement. All part of another in-depth, community-focused edition of Delaware County Today on WMUN.

Indiana State Representative J.D. Prescott (House District 33) joins Delaware County Today for an in-depth conversation from WMUN’s new video studio. Prescott discusses the failed congressional redistricting effort, reactions from the Trump administration, and what comes next. He also outlines proposed state-level immigration policies, employer accountability measures, and what homeowners can expect regarding property taxes in the coming years. Plus, details on town halls, constituent outreach, and youth page and internship opportunities at the Statehouse.

The Voice of the Ball State Cardinals, Mick Tidrow, joins Delaware County Today to break down what’s ahead for Ball State men’s and women’s basketball as conference play begins. Mick also shares updates on volleyball and gymnastics, reflects on the momentum surrounding Ball State football, and previews his upcoming show This Week in Ball State Athletics. Plus, a look inside his long-form interview series “Heart of the Cardinal,” spotlighting coaches, student-athletes, and the culture of Ball State Athletics.

Tami Silverman, President and CEO of the Indiana Youth Institute, joins Delaware County Today to discuss how giving back and volunteering can improve kids’ mental health and overall well-being. Tammy shares insights from recent research, explains age-appropriate ways children can get involved, and highlights how generosity builds resilience, gratitude, and long-term civic engagement—during the holidays and all year long.

State Representative Sue Errington stops by the new WMUN video and audio studio to discuss recent developments at the Statehouse, including the defeated congressional redistricting proposal. She also talks about rising utility costs, health insurance affordability, support for first-time homebuyers, and opportunities for students through Indiana’s Page Program. A wide-ranging conversation focused on issues impacting Delaware County families.

Yorktown Town Manager Chase Bruton joins Delaware County Today to talk about what’s ahead for one of Delaware County’s fastest-growing communities. Chase shares highlights from Yorktown’s newly finalized strategic plan, updates on READI 2.0 funding, Community Crossing grants, and downtown development efforts. Plus, a look back at Yorktown’s successful luminary festival and what’s next for the town in 2025.

On this edition of Delaware County Today, Steve Lindell broadcasts from WMUN’s new video and audio multipurpose studio with a full lineup of local news and community conversations. Yorktown Town Manager Chase Bruton discusses growth, grants, and downtown development. State Rep. Sue Errington breaks down Statehouse issues impacting Delaware County residents. And Tami Silverman from the Indiana Youth Institute shares powerful insights on youth mental health and the benefits of giving back. Plus, the latest local news and weather—right here on WMUN.