Indiana Cities have made history, for the first time electing Black Mayor in cities all across the state. We look at the election results from across the state including in Indianapolis were Joe Hogsett was re-elected in a landslide 60% to 40% against Jefferson Shreve.

IMPD Deputy Chief Kendale Adams spends an hour explaining what happens behind the scenes of an officer-involved shooting.

After 14 officer-involved shootings in 10 months of 2023, the Indianapolis Concerned Clergy is asking for the Department of Justice to investigate the practices and policies of IMPD. Rev Antonio Alexander explains. Plus, Vernon Williams previews Onyxfest, the all-black theater festival kicking off the first week of November.

Jeremiah Lockett of Harriet Tubman School of Excellence

John Girton gives us a preview of the lineup for Martin University's Homecoming.

Then, after the first Mayor Debate on 106.7 WTLC and HOT 100.9 listeners tell us which candidate Mayor Joe Hogsett or Jefferson Shreve has their vote as election day approaches.

Preview of The 2023 Indianapolis Mayoral Debate by Cameron Ridle

It's a Morning of Open Lines as we discuss a week of big news headlines in Indianapolis.

Local News Anchor Alexis Rogers is leaving WISH-TV CW8 to begin the next chapter of her career in Minneapolis . But while she's leaving Indianapolis TV, she launching a new non-profit organization called Lisa's Girls. Find out more at LisasGirls.com.

The Indianapolis Quality of Life Initiative is back and ready to accept requests for proposals for $20 Million worth of grants - which will be awarded to organizations and businesses that are trying to improve the life quality of life in Indianapolis.

Jefferson Shreve is the Republican running for Mayor of Indianapolis in the 2023 Election. He wants to un-seat Democrat Joe Hogsett who is seeking his 3rd term as Mayor. Shreve spends the hour on Open Lines with Cameron Ridle answering questions on why he should be Mayor of Indianapolis.