That's the budget we have here - we get the big gun to recap today's program AND intro the Seg O' The Day.

It's that time, and The Deputy returns. So does Charlene Darlin (Maggie Peterson Mancuso), and making her first Mayberry In The Midwest appearance, Andy Griffith's daughter Dixie Griffith.

Sara and Melanie C. Johnson made this documentary over several years, featuring interviews with dozens of survivors of the tragedy, many of whom are no longer with us. She says the film premieres this month, and there will be a screening in Indy in July at the annual USS Indianapolis Survivors Reunion.

Sure, it's pretty bad as Abdul and I discussed with stories on Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau. But pick up a history book; political discourse has pretty much ALWAYS been like this.

Tight races in Indiana according to a new poll.

The State Supreme Court has been asked to reconsider a ruling that lets state lawmakers keep some emails private.

The Obama administration's new rules on overtime will affect roughly 87,000 workers in Indiana.

James Whitcomb Riley needs the public's help.

This conversation began off the air as Mr. Davis was relating the belief of some people that wearing the stars & stripes on your clothes was an affront to the American flag. Au contraire, IMO...

It looks like the Pacers coaching announcement will come soon.