Delaware County News Today 1/13/25
2 to 4 inches of snow with isolated amounts up to 5 inches fell across
much of central Indiana Friday. A link to the exact amounts can be found on our Local News Page
now https://t.co/64nTUFZyUX Paul Poteet says that map may not perfectly match up with what you
had in your backyard.
Accountability is part of what Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Ballard
talked about Friday.
Fox Sports Radio’s studios in Southern California were evacuated at about 11 p.m. Friday because of
those fires, and our listeners on WMUN heard some replay audio – because they weren’t prepared –
so the Christmas Week best of shows of Dan Patrick, Cavino and Rich, Colin Cowherd and more were
the best they could do – at about 3 p.m. in Muncie, they were allowed back in after the evacuation
order there was lifted.
The police chief in Delphi has resigned. Kurt Darling reports it’s because he’s
accused of lying while under oath.
The annual Equity Challenge is coming, says United Way CEO Jenni Marsh.
https://heartofindianaunitedway.org/
The Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields has thousands of priceless artifacts in its collection, but
Andy Warhol’s portrait of former President Jimmy Carter took center stage as Carter was laid to rest.
Proposed restrictions on social media for kids in Indiana are making their way through the
State Senate.
Winter weather or not, Ball State campus projects continue says Pres. Mearns on WMUN last week –
he started with that new hotel.
Wins for both the BSU men and women’s basketball teams over the weekend – to latter after travel
troubles to and from Buffalo didn’t seem to matter, and Brady Sallee’s team remained perfect in the
MAC.
Jay County EMS wrote in social media – “at approximately 8 pm on Friday 1/10/2025, all of us heard
those chilling words “Man down, CPR in progress” within our own walls.” Larry Nuckols served to
retirement in the United States Army and 30-plus years in Emergency Medical Services. Cause of
death and services not known yet.
American Red Cross urges donors to make an appointment to give lifesaving blood now to help keep
the blood supply strong during National Blood Donor Month in January. Those who give through Jan.
26, 2025, will be automatically entered for a chance to win a prize.
