Ray Steele And The News

You don't have to wait until May 3rd to vote in Indiana's primary. (note - an engineer decided this would be a good time to vacuum in the newsroom. So I rolled with it.)

Investigators in Hendricks County now say a woman found dead over the weekend was not shot, as they previously reported.

48 years ago today, a presidential campaign visit may have saved Indianapolis.

A Mexican man who was injured on the job may be out of luck when it comes to recovering lost income.

Another wide ranging magical talk with the magic man, Taylor Martin. Indy Magic Monthly hosts its 100th show on Tuesday, April 5 at Theater On The Square on Mass Ave. in Indy.

In the latest edition of our semi-annual chat with rock and roll great Lawrence Gowan, the Styx frontman talks about their Terre Haute concert on April 7, seeing tornados in Oklahoma, and the solo career that made him a legend in Canada.

Our segment of the day is really two of them; why Wendy Bell should have known better, and why in the world would you want to watch someone go to the bathroom? Then, Abdul and I insult basically every chain restaurant in the world.

Which city owns the John Dillinger gun?

Yes! YESSSSSSSSSSS! He is coming soon to WIBC-FM/wibc.com and to Indiana Comic Con, April 29-May 1 in Indy! Better talk to Pinky, too.

Joe Hamer is with the Lake County Sheriff's Department and FOP Lodge 61. He tells us why the long-used symbols at police funerals are so important to officers, as we get ready for another police funeral on Tuesday - for Howard County Deputy Carl Koontz.

One of the greatest of the big bands celebrates its 81st year, now under the leadership of trumpeter Scotty Barnhart. They play two shows at The Jazz Kitchen in Indy this Friday, April 1st.

​There are many misconceptions about refugees according to the new director of the group at the center of court fight over them.

The first veto from Governor Pence is one that was not expected.

Muslims in Indiana with a simple message - ISIS does not equal Islam.

A young woman found dead behind an east side dumpster was a Ben Davis High School student.

That's how we roll...two great things that most definitely do not go together.

The Marching Pride has only been around a few years - one of the band's directors, Tom Wallis, explains why. And he and band booster treasurer Janelle Wilson talk about their effort to raise a lot of money to pay for the band's trip to Pasadena - they were invited to play in the Rose Parade January 2, 2017!

The expo dedicated to autism is growing, just as the autism spectrum appears to be growing.

Dana Renay is the Chief Executive Ally for the Autism Society of Indiana. The Expo is Saturday, March 19 from 10am until 1pm at the Harvest Pavilion of the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

Today on The 10 At 10, Chris Davis and I share a bit of our Confederate history, plus the story of whether or not that history should be preserved in the form of the Maryland State Song.