How many embarrassing failures can Loretta Rush survive?

St. Augustine's famous quote: “Truth is like a lion; you don’t have to defend it. Let it loose; it will defend itself.” Here's an AI search result: As of April 2026, Aaron "A.J." Johnson is no longer serving as a magistrate judge in Hamilton County, Indiana. While his initial appointment began in August 2024, local reports from late 2025 indicate his departure: Replacement in November 2025 : The eight elected judges of Hamilton County appointed Danica Eyler to the position

Former Hamilton County judicial Candidate Aaron Johnson investigatged for his past crimes? As our prior articles on the topic below get credit for forcing this RINO and DEI lawyer out of the race for Hamilton County Superior Judge and his resignation as a magistrate judge, for which HE opined he was hardly fit to do -- it is not often that we report a press release verbatim but his one warrants full disclosure: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDate:  April 16, 2026 Today Federal and Stat

PHOTO OF BOBBY KERN, CREDIT - HOOSIER ENQUIRER STAFF. HOOSIER ENQUIRER OWNS THE COPY RIGHT TO THIS PHOTO. Indianapolis, IN – With heavy hearts, Hoosier Enquirer announces the heartbreaking loss of our beloved CEO and friend, Bobby Kern, who passed away today, Friday, April 3, 2026, at IU Methodist Hospital in downtown Indianapolis. Surrounded by his closest family and friends in his final moments, Bobby succumbed to a major stroke. He was only 62. Bobby wasn’t just our lead

Hoosier Enquirer April 1, 2026 Indiana is grappling with a persistent shortage of veterinarians that threatens animal health, agricultural productivity, and even broader food security concerns across the state. With only one accredited veterinary college in Indiana—Purdue University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in West Lafayette—the Hoosier state relies heavily on a single pipeline for new veterinarians at a time when demand continues to outpace supply. Purdue admits appr

By Hoosier Enquirer Staff March 30, 2026 As Indiana’s 4th Congressional District Republican primary approaches on May 5, new details are emerging about the health history of incumbent U.S. Rep. Jim Baird, raising concerns among voters and some within his own circle about transparency and his ability to continue serving. Sources with direct knowledge from Rep. Baird’s congressional office have confirmed to Hoosier Enquirer that the 80-year-old lawmaker was in hospice care for

Hoosier Enquirer Exclusive – Don't Let This Democrat Primary Candidate Race Past the Truth! MUNCIE, INDIANA – As Hoosiers gear up for the May 5, 2026 Democratic Primary in Indiana House District 34, one candidate is revving up her campaign: Sara Gullion, the current Muncie City Council member who's stepping up to replace retiring incumbent Sue Errington (who's already endorsed her and even chairs her campaign). Gullion's platform screams "Real People. Real Needs." She talks

Former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard spent exactly one week selling Hoosiers on the noble vision of a truly independent Secretary of State—someone who rises above the petty tribalism of parties, safeguards elections without favoritism, and puts voters first. "The Secretary of State shouldn’t think about party affiliation," he declared. He was "leaving the party of Lincoln" to run as a pure independent, free from the corruption and division that plague both major parties. Th

For Indianapolis—home of the National Collegiate Athletic Association—the NIL era represents the most dramatic shift in college sports since the NCAA was founded in 1906. The organization that once enforced strict amateurism rules is now attempting to oversee a marketplace where college athletes function more like professional influencers and entrepreneurs.

The story being told about improving water quality in Indianapolis and along the Ohio River deserves a closer look.

Yet despite facing similar issues, Indianapolis actually operates with a smaller police budget and fewer officers than many comparable Midwestern cities.

Through a bad legal system we have a system that is nearly unsolvable and ....this about our entire education system, which is going to go out business because of this...it is very, very important.," said President Trump.

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My Man Mitch: Two Decades Later, Hoosiers Still Debate the Daniels Legacy

In 1991 Bernacchi called Bill Clinton "the philandering cad" -- a man who behaves in an ungentlemanly, dishonorable way while frequently engaging in casual or illicit sexual relationships, often cheating on a spouse or partner. He is characterized by a lack of respect, duty, or manners, particularly toward women, and is frequently described as a womanizer or scoundrel.

Reporter, Hoosier Enquirer February 27, 2026 – Indianapolis, IN MUNCIE, Indiana — What began as a cringe-worthy live TV slip-up has spiraled into a full-blown city hall crisis, complete with allegations of an extramarital affair, death threats against a city employee, a formal police report, and now serious questions about whether top officials—including Mayor Dan Ridenour, the Muncie Police Department, and the Delaware County Prosecutor—are attempting to bury the matter. At

Frankfort, Indiana – February 24, 2026 – More than three years after criminal charges were first filed, Clinton County Sheriff Richard Kelly and his wife, Ashley Kelly (former jail matron), are still awaiting trial on multiple Level 6 felony counts tied to the management of the county jail’s commissary fund. No new court developments have been publicly reported since late 2025, with the criminal matter scheduled to begin May 11, 2026, in Boone County Circuit Court. The case

Oh honey, grab your popcorn and your conspiracy-theory tin foil hat because Muncie, Indiana's drama just leveled up to full-on political thriller territory! Amber Greene, the fiery Communications Director for Mayor Dan Ridenour (the queen of city livestreams, memes, and apparently bad decisions), has gone from "alleged side-piece" to "alleged threat-maker" faster than a bad blind item goes viral. It all kicked off with that iconic live TV blunder in early February 2026. A t

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February 12, 2026 – In a historic and unanimous decision, the Hoosier Enquirer board today elected veteran broadcaster, actress, and community advocate Donna Kavanagh as the organization’s new Vice President. The 3-0 vote makes Kavanagh the first woman to hold this leadership position in Hoosier Enquirer’s history. The board met earlier today to formalize the appointment, citing Kavanagh’s exceptional career in entertainment, public media, and regional storytelling as perfect