Tom returns from a ski trip with his Navy friends; Tom, Kevin, and Steve discuss the controversy surrounding the appointment of a new police chief in La Porte, Indiana; recurring LOCPOD topic and Dolton, IN Mayor Tiffany Henyard to start her own podcast.

Kevin, Phil, and John Cantrell talk with attorney and author McCracken Poston, Jr. about his new book “Zenith Man” and some interesting criminal cases he’s been a part of; Mike Foreit returns with stories of his recent travels; Tucker Carlson’s bizarre videos from Russia; controversial Dolton, IL Mayor Tiffany Henyard once brought a DJ with her to a village board meeting.

Hammond, Indiana’s western-themed 219 Day was a huge success; Trump introduces a sneaker line; more on embattled Dolton, IL Mayor Tiffany Henyard; former Congressman George Santos sues Jimmy Kimmel.

Kevin gets another COVID-19 booster; former Portage, Indiana Mayor James Snyder’s case before the Supreme Court argues that gratuities are not the same as bribes; district attorney in Trump’s election interference case in Georgia, Fani Willis, takes the stand to defend her romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade; Tom and Kevin continue their discussion on controversial Dolton, IL Mayor Tiffany Henyard.

Trump shocks some with his latest remarks about NATO; Tom bemoans a presidential race between Biden and Trump; Tom and Kevin’s first multi-episode segment about controversial Dolton, IL Mayor Tiffany Henyard; Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita launches an online anti-indoctrination portal for IN schools.

Indiana Department of Environmental Management’s public hearing on the BP Whiting refinery air permit canceled last minute; who’s going to win the Super Bowl; man climbs the Sphere in Las Vegas; California Governor Gavin Newsom witnesses someone shoplifting while out shopping; Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay posts on X for first time since his suspected overdose incident last December; Brett Favre still owes over $700,000 in interest on the $1.1 million he was ordered to repay to the state of Mississippi; will Nikki Haley appear on the Indiana Republican primary ballot?

John Cantrell stops by and talks with Tom and Kevin about Arby’s, the latest on the three Kansas City Chiefs fans found frozen to death in their friend’s backyard, Lake County Sheriff Oscar Martinez, Jr.’s misdemeanor plea in his criminal case, and more; a suspected dispute over illegal marijuana results in six people found shot to death in California.

Dead & Company to perform at the Sphere in Las Vegas; woman arrested after squatting to pee in plane aisle; Whiting, Indiana BP oil refinery power outage causes evacuation, smoke, and smell across the Region; update on Lake County Sheriff Oscar Martinez Jr.’s criminal trial.

Tom and Kevin are back and discuss how Phil and Jeff faired in their “Tom or Kevin” game in the previous episode; a snowboarder in California gets stuck in a gondola overnight in freezing temperatures; Kevin clarifies something from a topic covered in a previous episode; Tom to debate Gabe Whitley?

Phil Taillon and Jeff Long fill in for Tom and Kevin and discuss some bizarre news stories – three men freeze to death in the backyard of a friends house after watching a football game, and a man is arrested after jumping into a Bass Pro Shop aquarium naked; after an almost three-year hiatus, Phil and Jeff bring back the critically-acclaimed LOCPOD game called “Tom or Kevin”.