
OPINION: What August Feels Like in Indiana (Besides Humid)
Let’s just get this out of the way: yes, it’s humid. We know. Every time someone walks into a building this time of year, it’s the same conversation. “Whew! That air hits you like a […]
Let’s just get this out of the way: yes, it’s humid. We know. Every time someone walks into a building this time of year, it’s the same conversation. “Whew! That air hits you like a […]
There’s something about the Indiana State Fair that always pulls me in. Maybe it’s the smell of fried dough in the August air. Maybe it’s the echo of music from the Free Stage mixing with […]
There are a few topics that will instantly divide a room in the Midwest: IU vs. Purdue, whether chili should have noodles in it, and what you call a carbonated beverage. Some folks call it […]
If you’ve ever thought, “Hey, being on the radio sounds kind of fun,” you’re not wrong. It is fun. It’s also chaotic, unpredictable, humbling, and—on the wrong side of 5 a.m.—a little cruel. After years […]
If you were a kid in the late ’70s or early ’80s, you remember a time before everything came with a screen. Back then, toys didn’t need to connect to Wi-Fi—they just had to fire […]
CBS recently announced that The Late Show will end its run in 2026. There won’t be a new host stepping in. No rebrand. No reboot. Just… the end. It hit me harder than I expected […]
This Saturday, all roads lead to Napoleon, Indiana, where the community comes together for a summer tradition 140 years strong. The Napoleon Volunteer Fire Company Picnic isn’t just a party — it’s a celebration of […]
I’ve been a lifelong fan of James Whitcomb Riley, the beloved “Hoosier Poet,” so when I stumbled across the news that a previously unpublished handwritten poem of his has surfaced—thanks to a Chicago-based coin dealer selling a […]
Beginning in 2027, high school baseball will require a double first base—a split base with one half in fair territory and the other in foul. The goal? Player safety, first and foremost. The National Federation […]
The smell of kettle corn in the air. The buzz of the rides lighting up the night sky. Kids showing their 4-H projects with nervous pride. Somewhere in the background, a band tunes up, or […]
Call me a Yankee Doodle Dandy, but I’ve always had a soft spot for the Fourth of July. There’s something about this day—the spirit of it—that just hits differently. Maybe it’s the sense of unity. […]
The Indiana Pacers shocked a lot of people this past postseason, making a gutsy run to the NBA Finals. And just as fans were beginning to dream bigger, reality hit hard in free agency—Myles Turner […]
Copyright © Leeson Media LLC. All rights reserved. Web Development by World Wide Web Worx