Two Muncie News Today

Police said Gifford ran stop signs during the pursuit and reached speeds exceeding 90 mph before his vehicle left a county road and went into a ditch.

The charges stem from the July 15 overdose death of a local woman in a northside apartment.

According to Deputy Police Chief Melissa Criswell, the store, at 1501 E. 29th St., received bomb threats on three consecutive days last week.

Arjay Junior Graham and Justyn MyKel Johnson, both 18, were each preliminarily charged with aggravated battery and criminal recklessness.

Two Muncie residents — one a teenager, the other a senior citizen — lost their lives after being severely injured in traffic accidents in recent days.

After a "skeletal survey," the baby was transferred to Riley Hospital for Children, where X-rays confirmed she had multiple fractured bones.

Delaware County Highway Department and Muncie Street Department are ready to take action keeping roads safe as snow and ice are expected this week.

Court records indicated Mote has been convicted of driving after a lifetime suspension three times.

Deputy Chief Melissa Criswell said police believe neither woman had been "the intended target in this senseless act of violence."

Police said the child, shirtless and wearing shorts, was found in the 1900 block of South Burlington drive on April 9.