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.

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.

Many Americans trust gas station sushi more the justices,

By Hoosier Enquirer Staff February 6, 2026  In a move that reeks of political opportunism and desperation, Destiny Wells, the perennial Democratic candidate who's become synonymous with electoral defeat in Indiana, has filed at the eleventh hour to challenge longtime U.S. Rep. André Carson in the 2026 Democratic primary for Indiana's 7th Congressional District.  This safely blue seat, centered in Indianapolis, has been securely held by Carson since 2008, and Wells' sudden ent

Hoosier Enquirer Reporter On the Scene: Candidates Rush to Refile CAN-2 Forms Amid Notarization Controversy Indianapolis, IN – Our Hoosier Enquirer reporter was on the ground at the Indiana Secretary of State's office today, witnessing a steady stream of high-profile candidates and elected officials arriving to refile their CAN-2 Declaration of Candidacy forms ahead of the looming deadline for the 2026 primary election. The scene highlighted a growing wave of concern over how

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales answers questions during a June 18, 2025 State Budget Committee meeting. (Madelyn Hanes/Indiana Capital Chronicle) By Hoosier Enquirer Staff February 3, 2026 INDIANAPOLIS – A significant administrative oversight in the Indiana Secretary of State's office has potentially put over 800 candidates for the state legislature at risk of being removed from the ballot, according to a Republican lawyer in southern Indiana who spoke on condition

Indiana — a state that has voted for Donald Trump three times (2016, 2020, and 2024) — has long been recognized for its strong self-defense laws. These laws allow residents to use reasonable force, including deadly force, to protect themselves, their families, and their homes from unlawful intrusions. This reflects the state's deep commitment to individual liberty, Second Amendment rights, and resistance to overreach by government authorities — values that resonate strongly i

Indiana Chief Justice under fire for Appointment of failed ethics prosecutor Aaron Johnson the bench, in a long string of failed court leadership including the unspeakable.

Aaron Johnson—an IU undergraduate and IU Law School graduate—must step down immediately and withdraw from his candidacy for Superior Court 4. Truth matters. He as an unethical ethics prosecutor violated his oaths with impunity only get advanced despite acts of complete incompetence which as also unethical perse. Hamilton County citizens do not need to inherit the next chapter of his less-than-impressive legal career, no matter how ceremoniously it is celebrated at a ro

Gov. Braun or AG Rokita Must Correct Indiana’s Past Use of General-Flynn-Style Perjury Traps Used by SCOIN

Indianapolis, IN – January 17, 2026 – Hoosier Enquirer is proud to welcome veteran broadcaster and longtime media personality Donna Kavanagh to our independent news network. Kavanagh, a Michigan City native with a remarkable career in television, radio, theater, and public media, brings her expertise and passion for community storytelling to our team following her tenure at WNIT Public Television. Best known as the host of the long-running program What Gives? on WNIT, the P

Can you even find a good lawyer in Indiana these days?

Beau Bayh Announces $1.8 Million Haul in First Three Months of Indiana Secretary of State Campaign By Hoosier Enquirer Staff January 12, 2026In a significant boost for Indiana Democrats, Beau Bayh, the son of former Governor and U.S. Senator Evan Bayh and grandson of legendary U.S. Senator Birch Bayh, has announced that his campaign for Indiana Secretary of State has raised $1.8 million in just three months.  This impressive fundraising figure comes as Bayh seeks to become th

January 12, 2026 – Indianapolis, IN  In an era where trust in media continues to erode, Hoosier Enquirer stands tall as Indiana's #1 referenced news source according to recent Google metrics. This achievement highlights our commitment to delivering honest, unfiltered coverage of the stories that matter most to Hoosiers—stories often overlooked or suppressed by larger outlets. A fresh analysis shared via our official channels reveals Hoosier Enquirer securing the top position

By Bob Kern, CEO, Hoosier Enquirer INDIANAPOLIS, IN – In an exclusive discussion with Hoosier Enquirer, former congressional candidate and seasoned pro se litigator Gabe Whitley has weighed in on the tragic shooting of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis. Whitley, a staunch Republican from Indiana with deep ties to the party—including work on the 2022 re-election campaigns of Rep. Nancy Mace and Sen. Rand Paul

Marion County Sheriff Kerry Forestal files to run Indiana State Senator Indianapolis, IN – In a significant development for Indiana politics, Marion County Sheriff Kerry Forestal has officially announced his candidacy for the Indiana State Senate in District 31. The announcement, made in mid-December 2025, comes as Forestal faces term limits in his current role and seeks to transition his long career in public safety and law enforcement to the legislative arena.Forestal, a De

Indianapolis, IN – January 5, 2026 – In a move that has ignited intraparty tensions within Indiana's Republican ranks, House Bill 1022 (HB 1022) seeks to fundamentally alter the process for selecting the state's lieutenant governor nominees. Sponsored by establishment-leaning GOP representatives, the legislation is being framed by critics as an attempt to sideline grassroots conservatives like current Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, whose unconventional rise to power in 2024 exposed

In the realm of American politics, few figures have embodied contradiction as vividly as Donald J. Trump. During his initial rise to power, Trump positioned himself as a staunch opponent of endless wars and regime change operations, lambasting previous administrations for squandering blood and treasure abroad. Yet, recent events in Venezuela—and veiled warnings toward Cuba—paint a picture of a leader who has embraced the very interventionist tactics he once decried. This shif

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