Political

Today is primary day in Indiana and hopefully by this point in the day you have gotten out there and cast your all important vote. If you haven’t you still have some time this evening after you get off work. If you do not know where you can go to vote, here is a list of all 23 voting centers positioned across Vanderburgh County...

Today is primary election day and one issue that will not be on the ballot until November is the City/County government merger referendum. This has been a hot button topic for quite sometime now and will be decided in November's General election. Arguements are strong on both sides of the issue.

This week the EVSC announced its plans to implement a consistent “Dress for Success” policy. This enhanced dress code policy will go into effect this fall. So for this segment of ‘Five People, Five Questions’, I thought it would be interesting to hear what people had to say in regards to appearance, stereotypes, and success...

There has been a move afoot over the last few years to lift the ban on Sunday alcohol sales in Indiana. Indiana legislative leaders have been very reluctant to lift the ban even though most state residents seem to be in favor of lifting the ban.

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The debate about lowering the drinking age to 18 has been raging for years. For the most part, the minimum drinking age is 21, but there are some provisions that vary from state to state about the consumption of alcohol under the age of 21.

Important Political Dates To Remember April 9, 2012: Voter Registration Closes for May 2012 Primary Election May 8, 2012: Primary Election Day May 22, 2012: Voter Registration Opens October 9, 2012: Voter Registration Closes for November 2012 General Election November 6, 2012: General Election Day December 3, 2012: Voter Registration Opens

We have all seen it, that one guy who wears his pants so low, three-quarters of his underwear is in plain view. Some of these people wear their pants SO low that if it were not for their underwear, we would see a lot more of them than we would want or even need to see. Some say it's offensive and should be banned in public places and others believe in freedom of expression... and as long as certai

Gas prices have again spiked at around $4 a gallon and in some cases, a little higher. Americans are really feeling the pinch this time around, but what is interesting is that crude oil prices are actually down a little. Gas prices are up almost 30 cents in the last month and most people are unhappy with President Obama for the way he is handling the situation, but most don't blame him for the hig

There has been a lot of talk lately about the new police entry law, SB-1, which was signed into law by Gov. Mitch Daniels a couple of days ago. The new law basically gives Hoosiers the right to resist unlawful entry by law enforcement.

We are of course are in the midst of a presidential election year and the republican candidates have provided some memorable and some not so memorable moments so far. This post IS NOT...and I repeat IS NOT an endorsement of Rick Santorum by any stretch of the imagination, but the below video is both kind of interesting and kind of cheesey at the same time...

Last week, we witnessed one of the worst tornado outbreaks in history some of which occurred right here in the Tri-State with Harrisburg, Illinois being one of the hardest hit areas. If you were affected by those deadly tornadoes and don't have insurance, Ron Paul says you might be on your own.