PHOTOS: Muncie holds 46th annual Iron Man Triathlon
By Kylee White / 16 hours agoOn July 12th, Muncie held its 46th annual Iron Man Triathlon at Prairie Creek Reservoir.
On July 12th, Muncie held its 46th annual Iron Man Triathlon at Prairie Creek Reservoir.
Muncie is buzzing with events this week, from thrilling Auto Cross at the Fairgrounds to stargazing at Big Astronomy. Enjoy live music on Minnetrista’s lawn or lend a hand during Horticulture Volunteer Day. Whatever your interest, there’s something for everyone!
Construction crews were working as of Monday to reopen Riverside Avenue between Warwick and Briar roads due to a geothermal leak.
Before making her debut in the Mid-American Conference, incoming Ball State women's basketball player Aniss Tagayi will compete for her home country as part of the French national team in the U19 competition.
The new hotel being built next to Ball State University in the Village has been given a tax abatement for the next decade. But as IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, an agreement with the developer means Muncie coffers will see some money from the project in that time.
With the hustle and bustle of summer – from work and classes to chilling by the pool - it’s easy to miss important updates from Ball State’s Communication Center! This week includes a Gatsby – themed dinner program at the E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center, asphalt paving projects for 2025, and an upcoming change to campus printing software.
In the fall of 2026, Ball State University will implement a new core curriculum with a main focus on reducing the number of credit hours closer to the state minimum.
Ball State University’s College of Health is partnering with Indy Eleven to offer a unique professional development opportunity for Indiana youth coaches and educators.
Criticisms over flood warnings in Texas open the door for Indiana to review its emergency systems.
The iGaming industry—which spans online casinos, sports betting, and digital poker—is experiencing a major transformation. At the center of this shift? Stablecoins. These blockchain-based digital assets, pegged to stable fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar, are rapidly redefining the way payments work in online gaming. By offering faster transactions, lower fees, and price stability, stablecoins are not just a trend—they’re becoming the backbone of a new iGaming economy.
Amazon DSP lets you put your brand everywhere your customers browse, stream and scroll—but its power is a double-edged sword. A few small setup errors can burn budget faster than Prime Day shoppers burn through Lightning Deals. Below are the five slip-ups I see most often when auditing new accounts, along with practical fixes you can apply before your next flight goes live.
Have a go-to pizza spot? A perfect date night pick? A hidden gem everyone should know about? We’re building a guide — from students, locals, and readers like you.
Ball State University has signed a two-year lease for the first floor of 306 S. Walnut Street in downtown Muncie — the former site of the Mark III Taproom, Andrew Walker, University Content and Media Strategy Manager, said in a written statement.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a generational freshman achievement from Sandfall Interactive, a game that draws upon its inspirations whilst also making bold new innovations.
The rise of online sports betting in California is reshaping the state's economic landscape. With potential tax revenues and business growth, this emerging industry offers significant opportunities. Understanding its impact is crucial for stakeholders and policymakers.
Beginning July 7, the City of Muncie announced three new Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas (DORAs).
Gov. Mike Braun was given slightly more expansive authority this year to explore tolling Indiana’s interstate highways.
Muncie is buzzing with events July 6–12 that won’t break the bank. Cheer on young talent at the Delaware County 4-H, or give back during Cardinal Greenway Volunteer. Prefer stories over sports? Don’t miss a cozy Evening with Author Robin Lee Lovelace. Then, tee off for a cause at the Liberty Township Fire Department Golf Tournament. Farm, read, or rally — whatever your vibe is, Muncie can match it.
For a large number of Indiana’s rural residents, access to specialty care — specifically that for psychiatry and mental health — is a struggle.
Independence day in Muncie featured celebratory events at Minnetrista Museum and Gardens and Muncie Central Highschool.
