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Vance slams Beshear for abortion comment: ‘What a disgusting person’
Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) blasted Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) for his comments on MSNBC Tuesday after the Democrat suggested Vance should have to deal with a pregnancy resulting from rape. Beshear had been criticizing Vance for his 2021 abortion comments suggesting pregnancies resulting from rape and incest were “inconvenient.” “Think about what some people have […]
After 2 fatal domestic-related shootings in 2 weeks, experts rethink ways to protect victims
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- After two recent domestic violence cases in Kentuckiana in the span of two weeks ended in homicides, some organizations want to find better ways to protect victims in abusive relationships. Both recent cases have one thing in common: the victims were trying their best to get...
The Zone Kickoff Show 2024
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — High school football is finally here, and so is The Zone Kickoff Show. The preview show includes: Greg Rakestraw previews the the 2024 season ISC Sports Network’s Greg Rakestraw joins the show to talk about some of the teams he has an eye on and give his state championship picks for each […]
Beware: Extremely Contagious Disease Spreading Rapidly In Indiana
The summer season in Indiana is winding down, so the likelihood of spreading illness rises as we head back to school and head indoors in the cooler weather. Health officials are now warning Indiana residents to beware of an extremely contagious disease rapidly spreading across the state and cases continue to rise.
2 Indiana men drown after boat capsizes on Illinois lake; granddaughter found safe
MARSEILLES, Ill. (AP) — Two Indiana men have died and a 7-year-old girl has been found safe after the boat they were fishing from was found capsized on an eastern Illinois lake. Police responded Sunday to a 911 call at LaSalle Lake State Fish and Wildlife area, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources said Monday […]
New Indiana water study shows strong supply, but a need for more management planning
As Indiana contemplates a massive and controversial water pipeline, a new study shows that the state’s water supply is “plentiful,” but not evenly distributed. Researchers said that caveat makes completion of a statewide water management plan — driven by local input — even more urgent. The report, released Monday, was commissioned by the Indiana Chamber of […]
Indiana Delegates Describe Democratic Convention As “Electric”
CHICAGO — Many of Indiana’s delegates are going to the Democratic National Convention for the first time. The convention is in Chicago this year and is being held under unique circumstances given President Biden’s exit from the presidential race and most Democrats throwing their lot in with Vice-President Kamala Harris. Harris’ nomination is pretty much […] The post Indiana Delegates Describe Democratic Convention As “Electric” appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Indiana High School Named One Of The Most Expensive In The Nation
Whether Indiana families choose a public or private school, every parent wants their children to receive the best education to ensure a solid foundation for their future. However, a quality education could come at a greater cost than most. One high school in the Hoosier State could cost parents as much as college tuition, as it was recently named one of the most expensive schools in America.
Property taxes vs. local income taxes
Property tax cuts continue to be a topic in Statehouse circles and among local leaders. Calls to further reduce the growth in property tax collections or reduce property tax collections below current levels, will require a reduction in expenditures or an increase in local income taxes. It is important to remember that those property tax […]
Trial challenging narrow exceptions on Indiana abortion ban receives 30-day extension
INDIANAPOLIS — An agreement has been reached between Indiana and Planned Parenthood to extend a deadline by 30 days for a judge to issue a ruling on whether Indiana’s abortion law violates the state’s constitution. In late May, Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers filed a lawsuit requesting that a Monroe County judge issue an […]
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