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Rain to move in overnight

Weather Forecaster Jay Lesyk has the latest on an unsettled finish to the workweek before a big warmup with spring-like conditions heading into next week.



Photo of Larry Ivy by Randy Heavenridge.

A Systemic Song: Black artists in Muncie reflect on disparities and progress in the music industry

Black Lives in Music found that white artists in the UK average about $300 more than Black creators, and 43% of Black female creators said they feel they need to change their appearance because of their race. Black artists reported being called “aggressive,” “too outspoken” and “ungrateful,” among other labels. A USC Annenberg study of 70 major music companies revealed that 4.2% of them were Black. 



Burris head coach Blair Broussard speaks to the Owls during a timeout Nov. 28 in a game against Frankton at Ball Gym. Zach Carter, DN.

Muncie Burris falls to Madison Grant on senior night

“This by far has been the most important senior night in regards to my coaching career,” head coach Blair Broussard said. “They made a commitment to me at the beginning of the year. I can’t thank them enough for their commitment and them buying in with the magnitude they did.” 



A Celebration of Creativity and Self-Expression

Every year, a wave of colors, themes, and festivities washes over certain vibrant gatherings around the world, where adults don their most imaginative costumes and partake in a delightful escape from the everyday.


The Daily's Guide to Responsible Sports Betting

Within this informative piece, we aim to equip you with vital tips and strategies that will make your betting experience not only enjoyable but also responsible. By adhering to these valuable tips and tricks, you can significantly increase your chances of success while simultaneously mitigating the potential risks associated with betting on your favorite sports teams!


Scraping the 60s

Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster expects warmer temperatures this week after a chilly and snowy weekend.



Ball State women's tennis head coach Sachin Kirtane watches his team practice Jan. 10 at Muncie YMCA. Kirtane was previously the coach at Mississippi State. Andrew Berger, DN

Ball State women’s tennis falls to Colorado, Indiana

“I knew it was going to be tough today,” head coach Sachin Kirtane said. “We had a long match last night and playing today without our number one in the lineup and in a doubleheader… I knew it was gonna be tough, but I thought we played a good match.”