By Hoosier Enquirer Staff Indianapolis, IN – June 3, 2026 In a city already drowning in blood and failed leadership, another innocent life has been brutally snuffed out — this time, a bright 23-year-old Indiana University Kelley School of Business standout, gunned down like an animal while simply trying to enjoy a night out with his family. Brett Scrogham — a top-100 student, recent finance and real estate graduate, and brand-new development analyst at Kittle Property Group —

MUNCIE, INDIANA – In a stunning breach of jail security that has left families outraged and taxpayers wondering what else is going on behind bars, the *Hoosier Enquirer* has uncovered evidence that Sheriff Jeff Stanley’s Delaware County Sheriff’s Office was fully aware of inmates illegally using a staff member’s personal phone to make calls, send texts, video chat, and post on Facebook — while one of those inmates remains locked up today. For the past week, our newsroom has b

The price of getting it wrong can be tens of millions of dollars. The recent $38 million federal jury verdict awarded to Stefon Morant in Connecticut should serve as a wake-up call to every police department, prosecutor’s office, and public official in America.

The courts are beyond crooked and run by crooks. Judges probably say look at that poor defendant he needed to use a gun….the rule of law is dead.

Another case of selective enforcement.

The Hoosier Enquirer requests that other media also investigate the circumstances and possible appearances of impropriety of Judge Wiite’s wife’s alleged purchase of a certain lake house from (a target) or subjected Indianapolis lawyer, famous for practicing personal injury law in Indianapolis, and the terms and circumstances for that real property transfer in Brown County while he was in charge of lawyer ethics oversight. Mo

Florida Built Watchdogs. Indiana Built Excuses to protect the powerful, shielding themselves fringes from accountability. Chief Justice Loretta Rush is too powerful and needs t competent, which is not only unethical, self-servicing but evidence of corruption. Rush must go!

AG Rokita and his state-funded defense lawyers should thank Doug Bernacchi. In fact, the taxpayers of the state should thank him as well.

Hoosier Enquirer Exclusive • May 11th 2026 INDIANAPOLIS — Taxpayers fleeced for half a BILLION dollars… foreign crooks laughing all the way to the bank… local insiders pocketing fat land checks… and two governors caught in the middle. The I-69 Section 5 disaster isn’t just a highway boondoggle — it’s a full-blown Hoosier Highway Robbery that screams for a grand jury! Here’s the jaw-dropping timeline the big shots in Indianapolis don’t want you to see: 2013–2014: Pence Signs t

Just when you just want peace, love and faith in God…

Cindy Mowery on the right and Lt Governor Micah Beckwith on the left "I Didn't Steal a Dime!" Claims the Woman Who Refuses to Budge as Party Insiders Fume Indianapolis, IN— Hold onto your wallets, Hoosiers! While everyday Marion County taxpayers scrape by, the woman accused of funneling public cash straight into her own backyard paradise is laughing all the way to the fairgrounds — and the ballot box. Cindy Mowery, the embattled President of the Marion County Agricultural Fai

FRANKFORT, Ind. — Clinton County Sheriff Richard Kelly is once again making headlines for all the wrong reasons. On Friday, Hamilton County prosecutors filed a new misdemeanor charge against him: unlawfully carrying a handgun. The allegation comes while Kelly already faces multiple felony counts of conflict of interest and official misconduct stemming from a 2021 state audit that uncovered more than $223,000 in questionable payments funneled from the county jail commissary fu

Video evidence that Indiana has a failed legal system under Chief Justice Loretta Rush.

Serious Problems with Indiana’s Supreme Court Regulation and Availability of Well-trained Lawyers. Access to Justice has Gone Unaddressed

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

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

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

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

Denise Paul Hatch Files for U.S. Congress in Indiana's 7th District Democratic Primary By Hoosier Enquirer Staff February 5, 2026INDIANAPOLIS — Today marked an exciting development in Indiana's 7th Congressional District as Democrat Denise Paul Hatch officially filed her candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives at the Secretary of State's office. Our Hoosier Enquirer reporter was on the scene to witness the filing, capturing the energy and determination of a candidate