The Brubeck Brothers Quartet returns to Indiana this Thursday at the Long Center for the Performing Arts. WBAA Music Director John Clare spoke with Chris Brubeck about the performance.

Clinton County Humane Society Interim Director Ben Pfeffer resigned last week. In a press release, Pfeffer attributes his early exit from the position to “micromanagement issues” with the board that oversees the shelter. Pfeffer, a former Humane Society board member, stepped in to run the shelter after the previous director, Jim Tate, was fired in August – and says he now has a better understanding of Tate’s issues with the board.

U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) sought a big endorsement Friday night, having former Vice President Joe Biden stump for him Hammond. Donnelly is in a tight race with Republican challenger Mike Braun.

As former Vice President Joe Biden campaigned for U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) in northwest Indiana Friday, current Vice President – and former Governor – Mike Pence told a room full of Republicans in Indianapolis why they should elect Donnelly’s GOP opponent Mike Braun. 

Pence was the keynote speaker at the state GOP fall fundraising dinner.

Much of Pence’s speech focused on the Trump administration and its efforts. He also made sure to note his predecessor’s trip to Indiana to stump for Donnelly.

Tippecanoe County’s Exploration Acres has experienced a sharp increase in ticket sales following the opening of this season’s corn maze, based on the hit Netflix television series Stranger Things. 

Exploration Acres President Tim Fitzgerald is an avid fan of Stranger Things. He says the maze has significantly influenced the farm’s revenue this fall.

Indiana tax collections outperformed budget projections in September – better than any month in the current two-year budget cycle.

That includes a strong rebound in corporate income taxes.

Indiana missed the mark in corporate tax collections 13 out of 15 months going into September. But the state brought in more than $28 million more in corporate income tax last month than predicted.

Jonathon Evison's Lawn Boy is the story of Mike Munoz, a 23 year old Chicano from Washington state. Mike has a unique passion for landscaping and, despite being fired from his most recent job, is determined to achieve his goal at becoming a true lawn care professional. West Lafayette Public Library Director Nick Schenkel has the review.