The Philadelphia Flyers are in the thick of the playoff race in 2024-25. They have work to do in a tight Wild Card race, however. Many expected the Flyers to make a trade leading into the March ...

A Delta regional flight operated by Endeavor, departing from Minneapolis, crashed at a Toronto airport, after the recent ...

Ball State women's tennis tallied its third-consecutive victory Saturday afternoon in a 4-3 decision against Dayton, ...

MUNCIE, Ind. - The Ball State women's tennis team (2-1) continues spring action at home when it hosts Dayton (5-3) Saturday ...

MUNCIE, Ind. — Local authorities are trying to find a missing 9-year-old Muncie boy. But that task is complicated by the fact that the last verified sighting of Hayden Morris came in 2020.

MUNCIE, Ind. — A Muncie man who beat his former wife to death with a baseball bat was sentenced Wednesday to 78 years in prison. A Delaware Circuit Court 4 jury on Dec. 6 found 51-year-old ...

Former Philadelphia Flyers captain Ron Sutter was the director of player development for the Calgary Flames when they owned the No. 26 pick in the 2019 draft. Making his rounds leading up to the ...

While the Philadelphia Flyers have several internal options and an eye on the draft to bolster their center depth, exploring trade possibilities remains an intriguing avenue. It’s important to ...

MUNCIE, Ind. — A Muncie woman was arrested after she reportedly attacked an animal and committed battery against an individual. Sophia Hopkins, 41, was charged with the following: Domestic ...

As the Philadelphia Flyers navigate a challenging season, their management has recognized the need for a strategic pivot. With recent trades sending Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee to the Calgary Flames ...

Evgeni Malkin hit the ice, too. Elsewhere in the Daily, the Philadelphia Flyers have signaled their intentions to go big game hunting on the NHL trade block and maybe the free agent market. There are ...

MUNCIE, Ind. — “I’ve told him many times that what happens in my house, stays in my house.” That is reportedly what Claude T. Davis said to police officers while he was being arrested.