Lots of government emails were in Ashley Madison's files, some legit, some not, some with the names of Muppets. Still, Josh Duggar is about the only big name associated with the hack that has been made public so far.

By far the favorite story of the day. Because....Deez Nuts!

Mike and I mourn the loss of the beautiful and fantastic actor Yvonne Craig. So much more than Batgirl, but she was a dang good Batgirl, too. Rest in power.

Indiana's U.S. Senators will split on the Iran nuclear deal, as Democratic Senator Joe Donnelly says he will support it.

While we wanted to spread the word that a person had West Nile virus, Ray went off on one of his soap boxes about how reporters (and Ray has done it before, too) say "human case of West Nile." Real people don't talk that way, he says, and news people shouldn't either.

Just before Jared Fogle's federal court hearing where he will plead guilty, WIBC reporter Mike Corbin joins us from the federal courthouse in Indy to outline the child porn and solicitation of a minor charges against him.

The company that provides Wi-Fi for the Indiana Convention Center - at a hefty price - has been fined for blocking people from using their own Wi-Fi devices there.

A person from Huntington County is the first to contract West Nile virus in Indiana this year.

How far we have come. This week, the Army Ranger School will graduate its first two women. The news came the same day we learned of the death of another pioneering woman - Emma Didlake. She volunteered for the Women's Army Corps during World War II - at the age of 38, and as an African-American woman. She was the oldest WWII veteran when she died at the age of 110.

There may not be a primary for governor after all. Still, is it too late for another Democrat to challenge 2012 nominee John Gregg for the nomination after State Senator Karen Tallian dropped out of the race?