Tony Katz + The Morning News

Joe Biden continues to deny that he did any business work with his son. Trump is teasing that he’ll be at the debate. He refuses to sign the unity pledge to back the Republican candidate.

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Drum Corps International extends contract in Indy through 2033. This is great for everyone involved, and we need to deal with the people who thought that if Indiana has a standard on abortion, then we would lose business.

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Josh Habursky and Glynn Loope of the Premium Cigar Association talk to Tony Katz about Judge Mehta's decision to throw out the FDA "Deeming Rule," which is a huge win for cigar shops and manufacturers as well as small business owners across America.

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Two separate Indianapolis clergies want the Indianapolis chief of police Randal Taylor to submit his resignation. Are they targeting the right person? What are they doing with their congregation to make things better?

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Loneliness is an issue and Hillary Clinton wants you to know that it’s Republicans fault.

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Armed Trump supporter shot dead in Utah FBI raid.

Joe Biden is the nastiest guy in the room. It’s not because he’s old. He’s always been this way.

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No right on red signs are going up downtown today. Joe Hogsett won’t speak because of his cowardice. He won’t discuss publicly what’s happening.

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Investors are suing Target. Tony doesn’t mind the lawsuit, but it feels like a political play.

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