(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Republican voters in Indiana like what they're hearing from Herman Cain in the race for President.
The Georgia businessman has the lead among Hoosiers in the WISH-TV/Franklin College Poll.
Cain's support is at 19 percent, followed by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney with 14 percent. Newt Gingrich is third with ten percent.
The poll was conducted before news broke this week on sexual harassment allegations against Cain by two women.
Swiss Wine Festival Starts Today
Four days of fun in Vevay!
Governor Braun Announces New Storm Recovery Texting Service
The service makes it easier for Hoosiers to get connected with disaster resources
AUDIO: Jamie Johnson Talks Special Connection with Dolly Parton
Their collaboration resulted in “Broken Angels,” a 2025 single recorded by The Grascals and Dolly Parton
Southern Indiana Truck Convoy Makes Donation to Make-a-Wish
The funds were raised during the 5th annual Southern Indiana Truck Convoy earlier this month.
Two Juveniles Arrested for Possessing a Weapon at School
The incident happened Monday at a northern Kentucky high school
Motorcyclists Clocked Doing Three Times the Legal Speed in 35 MPH Zone
The instance happened in Jennings County
Expand your Pokémon knowledge at this month's meeting by playing the card game and making a Pikachu Pencil Holder!
at Lawrenceburg Library
Are you in your influencer era? Help us not embarrass ourselves!
at Aurora Public Library
Our Dolly Parton stand-up is making her rounds to participating local businesses all summer long! Send in your selfie with Dolly for a chance to win!
Four days of fun in Vevay!
The service makes it easier for Hoosiers to get connected with disaster resources
Their collaboration resulted in “Broken Angels,” a 2025 single recorded by The Grascals and Dolly Parton
South Ripley's Claire Samples was among seven that were recognized with weekly honors.
Lawrenceburg girls soccer has won four straight matches against ranked opponents to start the season.
Beginning with the 2026–27 school year, the IHSAA allows student-athletes to participate in certain personal branding activities
