While there has been some speculation as to whether John Gregg would run again for governor, Ross Schulz with the Corydon Democrat has confirmed that Gregg has decided to give it another try. While the article isn’t available online, in today’s print edition of the Democrat Schulz quotes Gregg AT THE Harrison County Democrat Party’s [...]

In the “you spoke, we listened” department, we had a number of you vote in our one day poll and the overwhelming majority of you agreed with the lawsuit suggesting that preventing convenience stores and other businesses not sell cold beer was unconstitutional. You can see the poll results for yourself below: We’d also like [...]

Cold beer has been the elusive brass ring that convenience and grocery stores have pursued diligently for a number of legislative sessions. In all that time they have seen little success in spite of a strong effort that includes the formation of citizen advocacy groups and a lot of lobbying effort. With their lack of [...]

The title doesn’t refer to the band of storms headed our way that have already touched off a few tornadoes, but be aware there is some severe weather headed our way. Rather, I wanted to take the open item today to share some of the direction the editorial board hopes to take Hoosier Access in [...]

As the investigation into the attack on our diplomatic personnel in Benghazi unfolds (in addition to the IRS, AP Wiretaps and who knows what will come out next week), we asked what you thought the outcome should be. In spite of the IRS scandal seeming to heat up and take on more steam than Benghazi [...]

Mark Hagar is a Fort Wayne businessman who has been long rumored as a candidate for the 84th District State Representative seat, currently held by State Rep. Bob Morris (R-Fort Wayne). He joins what is widely-expected to be a three-way primary race with Fort Wayne lawyer Michael Barranda, who formed an exploratory committee last year [...]

Well, the Pacers lost and the person in charge of the IRS non-profit section is going to be in charge of the section of the IRS that deals with Obama Care… can someone help me out here? Pat Miller on WOWO-AM/FM in Fort Wayne made a good point yesterday during his show. His thinking is [...]

Overall it’s been a slow news night/day – for those who participate in the lottery, particularly when the prizes gets big, no one won the $475 million Powerball jackpot. Also, Indianapolis police are looking for a vehicle that was involved in a hit and run accident late last night. The vehicle police think may have [...]

The IRS controversy continues to dominate the news… the daily White House press briefing has become required viewing because we’re all just waiting for White House Press Secretary Jay Carney to have a complete meltdown. Last night the #FlaggedForAudit hashtag started gaining some ground, we have a compilation of some of the better tweets out [...]

Benghazi has been the subject of a great deal of speculation over the weekend… some theories include the IRS dumping the information about their illegal targeting of conservative organizations was an effort to distract people from the potential explosiveness of the Benghazi story. We’re more interested in what you think about this story… is there [...]