One day: Two Murder Cases Charged in Delaware County
One day: two murder cases – Delaware County Prosecuting Attorney Eric M. Hoffman formally charged Malek S. Williams with murder, and a firearms sentencing enhancement. Que’Andre Johnson was shot and killed in the BSU Village this past weekend – the probable cause affidavit cites video evidence from security cameras, as well as several witness interviews.
On the same day, Cy E. Alley was also charged with Murder, and a firearms sentencing enhancement – this was in the case of Gary Copely being killed. The defendant answered questions with a voluntary statement, explaining he thought Copely was hacking his network and causing trouble with his home’s electricity.
The Hamilton County Traffic Safety Partnership has announced that there will be quite a few checkpoints in place this Saturday night. The goal of these checkpoints is “to aggressively deter, detect, and arrest those drivers who make the decision to drive impaired.”
Muncie Central AD Jeff Holloway announced a new staff member this week
He explained his excitement for the hire of a person known to Bearcats, and her duties
Senator Mike Braun Tweeted his feelings about President Biden’s loan forgiveness plan. Braun wrote, “It’s just wrong.” Senator Todd Young Tweeted similar feelings, calling it “a misguided proposal.” He wrote, “It will do nothing to make higher education more affordable, which is what we should really be focused on.”
No-cost COVID-19 vaccination today (Thursday) at Open Door Health Services downtown Muncie health center, at 333 S. Madison St. Walk-in vaccination, including boosters, will take place from 2-5 p.m. All ages 6 months or older are eligible.
Alcohol and speed likely played a role in the crash that killed three Indiana State University students. Vigo County Sheriff’s Office said one of the students who survived the wreck told them they were drinking at a party in Bloomington before heading back to campus in Terre Haute early Sunday morning.
The Indiana Democratic Party issued a press release yesterday titled, “Todd Young Lies About Inflation Reduction Act Three Times During Hoosier Jobs Tour.” During his “Hoosier Jobs Tour”, Young said the Act would increase taxes, double (size of) the IRS, and increase global inflation for Indiana businesses.
The Indiana State Fair ended on Sunday, but we asked again – the Ball State Super Wheel sponsorship was new – and President Mearns again declined to answer our question: what was the expense – the power and deep reach of our Radio stations was part of his hesitation to specifically disclose
The Indianapolis Children’s Museum is hosting its Museum by Moonlight on Saturday night! From 8 p.m. to midnight, 21 and older visitors can enjoy food, drinks, music, and more. Get tickets online at childrensmuseum.org.
Eight books by Indiana authors have been awarded 2022 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards. Somebody’s Daughter: A Memoir by Ashley C. Ford of Indianapolis. A memoir about the complexity of childhood in a family fragmented by incarceration. Ford is listed as a Writer in Residence at Ball State University.
Much of East Central Indiana, is currently in “high” transmission status according to the CDC. No-cost COVID-19 vaccination today (Thursday) at Open Door Health Services downtown Muncie health center, at 333 S. Madison St. Walk-in, including boosters, is 2-5 p.m. All ages 6 months or older are eligible. At July’s clinic, more than 70 got the vax in 3 hours.
Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. will seek an additional $2.5 million to continue the blight elimination program. He spoke Tuesday at the Anderson Rotary Club meeting, reported the Herald Bulletin. In the past, the city has received federal dollars to demolish abandoned homes. He plans to request the $2.5 million from the Anderson Redevelopment Commission to continue removing blighted properties.
Head Coach Michael Lewis and the Ball State men’s basketball team finalized the schedule for the season with the announcement of the Mid-American Conference portion of the schedule on Wednesday. First look at the team is an exhibition against DePauw inside Worthen Arena on Oct. 29. All men’s games on 96-7, 102-9, and 104.9 FM Radio.
Muncie Community Schools will have an Auxillo yellow school bus at a Muncie Payless on Sept. 17 for Stuff a Bus – asking the community to donate non-perishable items. Here’s some more upcoming dates shared during this week’s Board Meeting… Various voices there – more Board coverage on This Weekend in Delaware County airing first on Saturday at 9 a.m. on the New WMUN 92-5 FM and 1340 AM.
