The company is moving out of its long-time studio as employees transition to a work-from-home model.

Muncie's former building commissioner will spend two years in federal prison after the government says he used his office to defraud the city.

Tyler was elected in 2011, beating an incumbent mayor in the 70,000-person city by 800 votes. In 2015, he ran unopposed for his second term.

The facility soon to be built on the west side of Muncie is Waelz Sustainable Products. It's a joint venture between Mexico-based Zinc Nacional and Indianapolis-based Heritage Environmental.

The plan would also move the county court system from downtown Muncie, which residents say will hurt local businesses.

The region, including Muncie and Anderson, is paying college graduates less than the state average - about $5,000 a month in income versus a state average of $6,000.

This is not the first time the city-county 911 agreement's future is in jeopardy. County officials sent a similar letter to the city in February of 2016.

Delaware County Commissioners are considering a plan to turn a former middle school building into a new justice center - moving the jail, the Sheriff's Department, and the court system from downtown Muncie.

JD Norman Industries says in an Indiana state government filing that it will shut down the Muncie factory and terminate all its jobs by the end of December.

Federal prosecutors say a Muncie city official and a Muncie businessman have been indicted on fraud-related charges connected to an FBI investigation of the city's Sanitary District.