Ray Steele And The News

Kokomo appears to be next when it comes to civil rights for the LGBT community.

North Central High School will likely be somber today after the death of a student.

An IU student was arrested after a bomb threat was found inside a box of books.

A man has been jailed, and it is possibly tied to another man who was found dead alongside a Hancock County road.

A new report shows a disturbing trend in Indiana.

First, Abdul-Hakim Shabazz and I talk about the exit of Melissa Harris-Perry from MSNBC. I never got a chance to watch her show, but her exit reminded me of another infamous MSNBC exit. Also, delegate math apparently is hard for Donald Trump supporters.

The Catholic Bishop of Gary isn't happy with what some have said was racism from students at a high school basketball game.

Sean should know better than to go on Twitter and suggest Ray do this...

We also talk about Saturday night's South Carolina Democratic Primary, which will likely go to Hillary Clinton. And Laura Albright also makes her Super Tuesday predictions for both the GOP and the Dems.

From The 10 At 10, we say goodbye to a man who, in real life, was once a Golden Gloves heavyweight champion in Flint, Michigan, where he was raised.

Carl Stutsman joins Ray Steele for the Friday edition of the show that counts down the 10 most interesting news stories of the day.

Adam Cole, BayBay! Ring Of Honor's Pay Per View. That's about all the info you need.

In today's full show, all of the news, and a quick salute to my friend Zach DePue of Time For Three. And Woodsy The Owl and the New Zoo Revue. I promise, Abdul and I are straight edge when doing the show.

The band goes on, and yet, we kind of say goodbye here.

It's more than one segment, technically, but it's a good example of how our brains roll sometimes. Morphing from Morgan Freeman (Shawshank Redemption version and Driving Miss Daisy version), the Superfriends and their connection to the Mayor, and the end of ISTEP.

Download it now to catch up, including the latest on the coming snow. Plus, which version of Morgan Freeman would you like on your GPS? And the Peyton Manning story we'd like to go away won't.

Bill with his latest look at the system moving in now.

The University of Tennessee asked a federal judge Tuesday to strike a paragraph mentioning Peyton Manning from a lawsuit alleging the school violated federal laws against sex discrimination and fostered "a hostile sexual environment and culture."

Bill was still unsure of where the line between heavy snow and light snow would be - it is still fluid as of now. Updates coming throughout the day.

He has been wrestling for more than two decades, which is astonishing since he told me he was 35 years old! Devon Dudley, cool guy, and he and the WWE crew is in Indy for Smackdown tapings tonight at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.