Whats Good Podcast

09/16/2022

This will make the place a food desert.

NEW ALBANY — The Kroger store at 3400 Grant Line Road in New Albany is closing.

08/28/2022

Symmetry.

Here's what you need to know about l***aplasty — a surgical procedure that changes the shape of the l***a — and why it's becoming more popular.

08/28/2022

Somebody call an ambulance!

Visitors to Philadelphia's LOVE Park captured a girl walking with an alligator on a leash.

04/16/2021

‘Snowfall’ star Melvin Gregg speaks on becoming Manboy for the FX series, his journey in the world of Hollywood, and his appreciation for home renovation.

04/15/2021

Throw some D's on it.

Ted Teague, the general manager of the Allen Samuels Auto Group dealership in Waco, said he would be providing Baylor coach Scott Drew with the use of a cust...

03/29/2021

Absolutely no refunds

A tax preparer is accused of pulling out a gun on several of her clients, including one who was injured during a struggle over a phone recording the incident...

03/10/2021

Samuel Crankshaw (right), an ACLU communications associate and an alumnus of Transylvania University in Lexington, criticized the college's decision to accept Nicholas Sandmann (left), 17.

02/17/2021

We lost a real one

Limbaugh's death, following Stage IV lung cancer diagnosis, announced by family.

02/07/2021

In recognition of Black History Month, FCDP is honoring national, state and local leaders who have inspired us throughout the month.

Today, we honor former Congresswoman Julia May Carson. In 1996, Carson was elected as only the second African American woman to Congress from Indiana and was the first woman and first African American to represent Indianapolis in the U.S. Congress. Having previously served in the Indiana General Assembly and as the Trustee for Center Township, she was a fierce advocate for those in poverty. Her legislative record included leading Congress to award Rosa Parks the Congressional Gold Medal in 1999, cosponsored the removal of bureaucratic bottlenecks on child health insurance, fought for the revitalization of Indianapolis's Fall Creek Neighborhood and supported several transportation initiatives including a new terminal for the Indianapolis International Airport. Following her death in 2007, her grandson André Carson succeeded to her seat.

Do you have a suggestion of someone to honor? Message us or make a comment on one of our Black History Month Posts!