Farming semi failed to stop at a stop sign then crashed into a school bus
The Madison County Sheriff’s Department says a 19-year-old was driving a farming semi, failed to stop at a stop sign, and he crashed into a 35-year-old driving a school bus. No children were on the bus at the time of the crash. This happened Monday afternoon around 2:30 east of Summitville. Both drivers were taken to a hospital in Anderson, but the semi driver was later airlifted to a hospital in Indianapolis – stable condition at last report.
Assistant coach Audrey Spencer was wearing a Ball State uniform as a player the last time the Cardinals made the women’s NCAA Tournament in 2009. She was overjoyed to see Ball State receive a 12 seed in this year’s bracket.
Listen to Friday’s game against Ole Miss at 6 p.m. on 92.5 FM, 1340 AM and at WMUNmuncie.com or on the WMUN app.
100 years ago today, WHBU signed on as the second oldest commercial Radio station in Indiana. Mitch Henck has special content today, 4 – 6 p.m. On Oldies 101.
Five people were arrested for breaking into a historic Jewish temple in Indianapolis. Ryan Hedrick reports.
The Muncie Parks and Recreation calendar is filling up with events. At this week’s Board meeting, Nikki Eckerson, Secretary of Parks and Recreation, announced the National Kids to Parks Day event will take place on May 17 at Canan Commons . This event promises a fun-filled day for children, featuring games, bounce houses, a DJ, and even a balloon artist. Reporter Kaleb Wildman also says there are still a few spots available for flag football registration. Another event presented for approval by the Parks Board is the Juneteenth Celebration , scheduled for June 14 at McCullough Park.
Downtown Anderson welcomed a new addition on Saint Patrick’s Day with the opening of Shamrocks – an Irish-Italian bar – in Dickmann Town Center. Madison County Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Clayton Whitson told Oldies 101’s Mitch Henck the timing is right for a new business…
Senior Maddie Bischoff and her Ball State women’s basketball teammates are celebrating the program’s first NCAA Tournament berth since 2009, but Bischoff said the Cardinals remain hungry for success on the national stage. Read more about the seniors’ unique bond from our George Bremer at Woof Boom News.com and listen to Friday’s game against Ole Miss at 6 p.m. on 92.5 FM, 1340 AM and at WMUNmuncie.com.
Madison County Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Clayton Whitson told Oldies 101’s Mitch Henck that Elwood is developing a sports complex that will include indoor softball fields with an aim to host travel ball tournaments. Whitson added similar complexes have been a boon to economies in neighboring counties.
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Today marks the date that WHBU hit the airwaves. Listen for special content with Mitch Henck today from 4 – 6 p.m.
