Picture frames, glue guns and racism. You don't expect to find one of those at Michaels stores.

His death was an apparent suicide, and it came during an internet crimes against children investigation involving Park Tudor School, the school he helped lead.

Always one of my favorite people to interview, the Maestro, Krzysztof Urbanski, joins me to talk about - as he puts it - the marriage of music and science. The Cosmos Music Festival, put on by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

Tim Simmons says he joked around at work about being a member of ISIS. Next thing he knew, the welder at Progress Rail was fired after more than four years on the job. He says another employee reported him to HR, saying they feared for their life at work.

Chris Gahl is the VP of marketing for Visit Indy, the tourism bureau that can't be too happy at a pair of recent perception surveys. Those surveys show the continued reverberation of the religious freedom and LGBT civil rights debates as it relates to conventions, tourism and economic activity in the city.

Visit Indy presents the State of Tourism next week. This after a survey that's producing some worry about the future of tourism.

Goats being raised for a 4-H fair are dead after a morning barn fire.

Stay inside today if you can. Otherwise, you are at risk for frostbite.

Zeus returns to the program, as we reminisce about Meadowlark Lemon and talk about the Harlem Globetrotters annual MLK Day game Monday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Moose is 6'5", 300 pounds, and as athletic as a lot of smaller guys in pro wrestling. The member of the 2011 Indianapolis Colts is back in Indy for the Ring Of Honor show at the Harvest Pavilion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.