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Where Is Mike Pence—Indiana’s Most Famous and Greatest Underachiever
Mike Pence did come from a stable upper middle-class family.
Hoosier Enquirer Staff
4 days ago4 min read


One Year Later: Questions Still Linger Over Sen. Mike Bohacek’s DUI Disposition
More laws for thee but not for me, Hoosier-style
Jennifer Reed
4 days ago2 min read


California Advances “Stop Nick Shirley Act” as New York Erases ‘Mother’ and ‘Father’ from State Law
Democrats might as well play with a beach ball. They aren’t saving democracy, they are Nero fiddling while Rome burns—only they are lighting the fires for no good reasons.
Kelly Roberts
4 days ago2 min read


Indiana’s Senators Backed the SAVE America Act as Four GOP Senators Help Democrats Block Voter ID Measure
The Hoosier position should be clear: American elections should be decided by American citizens, and Indiana’s senators were right to stand with election integrity.
Jerry Smith
4 days ago2 min read


SHOCKING CALL FOR JUSTICE: Hoosier Enquirer Demands Gov. Braun IMPEACH Failed Prosecutor Ryan Mears Over Brutal Murder of Promising IU Grad Brett Scrogham!
Governor Mike Braun at the Indiana State Assembly on 2025. "If Gov. Braun truly cared for Brett Scrogham and his family, he will do the right thing!" Indianapolis, IN — In a blistering escalation of outrage over the cold-blooded execution-style murder of bright young Hoosier Brett Scrogham, Hoosier Enquirer is sounding the alarm: Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears must be impeached NOW! The promising 23-year-old recent graduate of Indiana University's Kelley School of Busine
Hoosier Enquirer Team
6 days ago2 min read


Sex in the Judge’s Chambers - no joke
Private Reprimand for hot to trot DEI judge
Hoosier Enquirer Team
6 days ago2 min read


Delaware County Jail Chaos: Sheriff Knew About Secret Inmate iPhone access from Jail Employee
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
Hoosier Enquirer Team
Jun 33 min read


Was Rev. Mario Sims Framed in South Bend? HE Followed the Evidence and Believes He Was. Now You Decide.
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.
Hoosier Enquirer Staff
Jun 14 min read


Hoosier Enquirer Exclusive: Defending Transparency – Publishing Indianapolis City-County Council Home Addresses After Council Drunk on Power Votes to Hide Them
Indianapolis City Council drunk with power vote to hide their address from tax payers because they can't handle criticism from the public for the city council member supporting data centers. Indianapolis, IN— In direct response to the Indianapolis City-County Council’s recent vote to conceal elected officials’ home addresses, Hoosier Enquirer is publishing addresses drawn from public campaign finance filings. We strongly oppose this effort to shield public officials from scru
Hoosier Enquirer Team
May 313 min read


HE Opinion: Why the Fight For the Anti-Weaponization Fund Matters
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.
Gregg Smith
May 314 min read


Questions Raised Again Over Judicial/Lawyer Discipline and “Selective Enforcement” in Indiana
Another case of selective enforcement.
Hoosier Enquirer Team
May 232 min read


Jon Stewart Is Missing the Point Completely About “Weaponization” Fund
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
Gregg Smith
May 224 min read


ABA Retreats From DEI Mandates as Legal Profession Faces Identity Crisis
For decades, the ABA used its accreditation authority to pressure law schools to demonstrate commitments to diversity initiatives in admissions, recruitment, faculty hiring, and student programming. No more.
Gregg Smith
May 204 min read


DOJ “Anti-Weaponization Fund” Raises New Questions About Indiana Attorney Discipline System. Will Governor Braun Weigh In?
The recent announcement by the of a new “Anti-Weaponization Fund” is already sending shockwaves through political and legal circles across America — including Indiana, where critics have long argued that the state’s attorney discipline system has operated with too little accountability, too much secrecy, and devastating consequences for lawyers caught in its machinery. Will Governor Mike Braun support the claims of hoosier lawyers?
Gregg Smith
May 204 min read


Florida Built Watchdogs. Indiana Built Excuses
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!
Gregg Smith
May 184 min read


Indiana No. 1 in college football and now, in home foreclosures?
Indiana leading nation in home foreclosures in 1st quarter of 2026.
Hoosier Enquirer Staff
May 153 min read


The Ending of AG Rokita's Attorney Discipline Case by "Mooting" it, Leaves Many Unanswered Questions About Legal Regulation, Fairness, and The SCOIN's Past Abuses
AG Rokita and his state-funded defense lawyers should thank Doug Bernacchi. In fact, the taxpayers of the state should thank him as well.
Gregg Smith
May 136 min read


Fake Ethics Case Risk, Lower Quality Students, DEI, ABA, AI, Law School Debt, Rediculous Student Loan Debt, LSAT TEST OPTIONAL, Tuition Discounting,and the Collapse of the Traditional Legal Profession
Tuition is unaffordable. Law schools are shrinking. Enrollment enthusiasm is fading. Artificial intelligence is replacing portions of legal work once reserved for young associates. Again, tuition costs have exploded into the realm of economic absurdity. And perhaps most alarming of all, many younger Americans no longer trust the legal profession itself.
Gregg Smith
May 106 min read


SCANDAL OF THE CENTURY: Taxpayer-Funded Home Makeover Queen Cindy Mowery STILL Rules Marion County Fairgrounds AND GOP Voter Rolls — Despite Getting Busted by State Auditors!
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
Hoosier Enquirer Team
May 23 min read


THE MUNCIE MAYHEM: Richard Ivy’s Wild Ride from FBI Raids of City Hall to the Statehouse! -OP Article
MUNCIE, IN — Buckle up, Hoosiers, because the political rollercoaster in "Funcie Muncie" just hit a loops-de-loop that would make a carnival worker dizzy! Richard Ivy, the man with more lives than a Muncie alley cat, is trading his city hall desk for a shot at the Indiana Statehouse, but the trail he left behind is "spicier" than a double-dipped wing night at a local dive! THE SHADOW OF THE FBI Before Ivy was the "right-hand man," he was dodging the fallout of the infamous Op
Hoosier Enquirer Team
May 22 min read
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