Indiana's House of Representatives passes a map that would give Indiana 9 republicans and 0 democrats in the US House of Representatives. The bill moves to the Indiana senate next week. Our listeners react.
Trump continues to pressure Indiana to redistrict
Homecoming: Who do we celebrate the felon or the graduate?
We talk about the reopening of the Federal Government, the redistricting of Indiana, and the Epstein Files
We bring you up to date on the Government Shutdown on Day 38 as SNAP Benefits are in limbo, and the FAA has reduced air traffic by 10%. Plus Bridget Townsend previews "The Nutcracker Story" produced by students of the "The Performing Arts Conservatory."
Lisa Hayes from Pink 4 Ever Ending Disparities explains what "Pink 4 Ever" Day is and how the organization helps people on their Breast Cancer Journey. Stephan and Stephanie Sanders gives us an update ahead of the 2025 Thanksgiving Giveaway for the Mozel Sanders Foundation.
Brother Thomas X Williams and Kelin Mark Sr explain the "Dad Difference" an online series they are hosting to show the importance of dad's in education.
We follow the latest after FOX Sports Host Mark Sanchez is stabbed and then arrested in Indianapolis.
Listeners react to Jimmy Kimmel being pulled off the air at ABC; along with pressure from the FCC and Trump Administration.
Jerre Quinn, President of the Indiana Black Alumni Council gives details on the 2025 HBCU Career Fair at Martin University.
We review a week of headlines following a mass shooting in Minneapolis, The Latest on Trump, Media Consolidation and a curfew in Indianapolis.
Pike Township Trustee Annette Johnson says 3 members of the Pike Township aren't showing up for work, in turn stopping the township government from conducting its business.
Updates from IMPD Chief Chris Bailey after curfew quiets downtown by Cameron Ridle
We take listener calls for an hour of Open Lines
We spend the hour with callers as we react to the news of the week.
We cover the latest in Indianapolis, The Indiana Statehouse, The White House and even the WNBA.
Continued Conversation: Indiana's Public Media Stations to lose government funding by Cameron Ridle
Free Information is being defunded. Indianapolis public radio and TV stations are losing their state funding as President Trump is also cutting off federal funding for stations. We discuss the role of "public media" as the free information continues to be shut off.