Ray Steele And The News

Investing in the future of Indy - the distant future.

Field of Fornication is a Costner movie, right? Anyway, the couple having sex at the ballpark...in the bleachers....in Cleveland.... yeah.

Mr. Wolfe, 95 years old, heads to Washington next Saturday along with dozens of other WWII and Korean War veterans on the latest Indy Honor Flight, honoring those who saved the world to let them know they will never be forgotten.

Man, I love this woman. In a foodie platonic way. Have you seen Sara's show Sara's Weeknight Meals on public TV? Why not? Pick up her new cookbook Home Cooking 101, and while the cooking classes are sold out, she might sign it for you at Kitchen Art in West Lafayette this Tuesday and Wednesday.

Man, I love his voice. Denzal Sinclaire is at The Center For the Performing Arts Saturday night, April 16. You will not regret going to that show. Trust me.

Start your engines. We have a pace car driver.

Seriously, this program needs to be a road show.

Punishment for a daycare center tied to the death of a baby.

Listen all the way to the end. If you are of a certain age, you will nerd-out, too.

Today's 10 At 10 Segment of the Day, is it on C. P. Time? Should it be? And for crying out loud, Mitch Daniels doesn't want to be president!

The smoking ban in Indy is legal. So is the exemption for the city's off-track betting facility.

First it was 'Periods for Pence'. Now, that campaign wants to get the guys involved.

My friend Dr. Chuck has written a marvelous short book, telling what he has learned from the kids he serves, the children he serves by treating their illnesses, disabilities and special needs. Or perhaps, as he writes in Pint-Sized Prophets, perhaps it's the kids serving his needs.

The MYO of Indianapolis celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. My chat with its associate director, Krystle Ford, and Samara Kpeti, who is 15 and has played bass in the orchestra for the last three years. They will hold a special anniversary jazz concert Sunday at 3pm at Hilbert Circle Theatre.

A baby dies, and a daycare center is under investigation.

A fraternity at Franklin College is no more.

It was only a matter of time before a lawsuit challenging Indiana's new abortion law was filed.

One of the finest bands in America plays with one of the finest symphony orchestras this weekend. My chat with Pink Martini founder Thomas Lauderdale.

The mumps have come to Purdue.

Early voting for the May primary is underway. One expert says whether it will make a difference in any races is anyone's guess...