Tonight will mark the streaming debut of high school volleyball for Woof Boom Radio.
Alexandria visits Muncie Central in the match that will be broadcast at ihsaatv.org and on WMUN’s Facebook page.
Redistricting remains a hot topic of discussion. State representative JD Prescott tells “Delaware County Today” he doesn’t hear loud support for the idea from constituents.
Replay the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
Anderson police have determined the pickup truck involved in a fatal Aug. 5 crash was stolen in Jonesboro. The Herald Bulletin reports 20-year-old Preston Jett and 17-year-old Landon Shaffer were killed in the crash after a police chase that began in Alexandria. 16-year-old Dalton Jett was the third person in the truck.
According to Edison Research’s Q2 2025 Share of Ear study, AM/FM radio captures 56% of all in-car audio time, with or without ads, across US drivers, well ahead of ad-free SiriusXM at 13% and ad-free Spotify at 6%. Of course, when narrowing to ad-supported listening, AM/FM’s share jumps to 85% – unmatched reach for brands seeking buyers en masse, according to Radio INK. Even in the electric vehicle segment, where manufacturers like Tesla have faced scrutiny for dropping AM tuners, the data reveals drivers still rely heavily on traditional radio. Among Tesla owners, AM/FM accounts for 51% of all in-car audio time, beating podcasts (12%), ad-free SiriusXM (10%), and other streaming services.
The fall high school sports season officially is underway, and Woof Boom Radio sports director Kurt Darling notes the influx of coaching changes in the area.
Replay the full interview from “Delaware County Today” at WMUN Muncie.com.
Madison County’s Wolfgang Farm recently received a Hoosier Homestead Centennial Award for being in operation since 1880. The family was among 95 farm families honored during a ceremony at the Indiana State Fair.
Indianapolis residents can weigh in on AES Indiana’s proposed 13.5% electricity rate hike at two public meetings this week.
Pendleton has been named as a finalist in the PreservINg Main Street program and could receive up to $2 million from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs’ Community Block program. The Herald Bulletin says North Vernon is the other finalist.
Tonight’s the night. Alexandria visits Muncie Central in Woof Boom Radio’s inaugural high school volleyball broadcast. The video-only show begins streaming between 7 and 7:30 p.m. at IHSAA TV.org and on the WMUN Facebook page.
36-year-old Eric McConnell of Anderson was killed – and a Daleville man has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after a fatal pickup-motorcycle crash Friday night. The Star Press reports 58-year-old Monte Antrim was arrested and had a blood-alcohol content of 0.196 at the scene.
Bring your furry friends and join Tuhey Pool for its final event of the 2005 season – “Drool in the Pool” on Sept. 6. Dogs that weigh between 5 and 50 pounds are welcome between 10 a.m. and noon, and dogs over 50 pounds will be hosted from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.
The Anderson City Council again has tabled a resolution to implement Complete Streets guidelines for pedestrian and bicyclist safety. The Herald Bulletin says a special meeting will be held Thursday at 3:30 p.m. to consider final adoption of the resolution.
