Ray Steele And The News

Can't make it up, y'all. Except the part about the NRA possibly offering safety classes to dogs, though perhaps they are needed.

Dear goodness. Despite this, you know people still want a hot dog. Well, if you read the entire report, you can find some that don't contain....well, folks.

The State Board of Education says there were differences between the online version of ISTEP and the paper version taken by some students last school year.

As this year's World Series is just around the corner, we go back to the most controversial World Series of all time - 1919. Charles Fountain's research tells as close to the true story of the Black Sox scandal as we can possibly tell, and proves that Eight Men Out was much more fiction than fact.

It's too late to get into the big race - 5,000 strong will run the Monumental again in two weeks. But as executive director Blake Boldon tells us, there are still plenty of ways you can be part of the fun on November 7.

Awwww Beech Grove! Congrats, and congrats to all of your supporters who voted for you at our Facebook page. Ben Davis, any other school, try again next week, please! Cast your vote for the best marching band at Facebook.com/WIBC10At10!

The Indianapolis Star did a piece where it showed that the house Mr. Hogsett used in his commercial - purportedly his - actually belonged to a campaign supporter in the neighborhood. Does this really matter? We discuss.

What began as a discussion of turtle fossils - a species heretofore unseen - discovered in Utah ended as a weird discussion of some mythical turtle thing that Mike believes in.

Two legislative leaders refuted the head of a social conservative group who had claimed lawmakers would try to "sneak" some sort of bill through the General Assembly next month.

I wasn't going to do this today, but, well, I figured, what the hell?

Two cafeteria workers posted opinions on Facebook - on their own time and not on the school district's page - about a property tax referendum. They were told by Brownsburg Schools that was a violation of the school district's social media policy, so here's the lawsuit, courtesy of the ACLU of Indiana.

Yes. Discrimination against the kilt, alleged by a man who wanted to simply visit Busch Gardens.

I knew these were going to win. Because I really, really did not like them.

Ballot selfies are okay again in Indiana, after a federal judge struck down a state law that banned ALL pictures of any election ballot, period. The judge agreed with the ACLU of Indiana that the law violated the First Amendment.

Sgt. Rich Myers from Indiana State Police joined us live on The 10 At 10 to talk about their attempt to track down at least one and possible more fake cops who have pulled women over at least three times across Indiana; there are reports in Columbus, Anderson and Lafayette so far.

Yeah, Ray just wanted to sing the anthem. To impress the Canuck Mrs. But Canada will get a brand new government and brand new prime minister, and the margin wasn't that close.

The Attorney General's office has not said whether it will appeal a federal judge's ruling striking down Indiana's ban on ballot selfies.

I can't believe I actually posted this drivel. :)

Yeah yeah, Star Wars: The Force Awakens tickets are about to go on sale. More importantly; why isn't Mark Hamill on the dang poster? Which leads into Mark Hamill's second greatest movie, The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia, filmed in part.... in Ray Steele's hometown.

A tale of two blunders; THE Fake Punt, and the errant report of a Michigan football victory that wasn't by a sports reporter in Grand Rapids.