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Ray Steele
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Executive Producer, WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)
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By Ray Steele Verified, Michaela Springer Verified| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday signed into law a ban on transgender women competing on college sports teams in Indiana. What was HB 1041 is an extension of the state’s similar law covering kindergarten through high school. The ban is essentially already in effect for colleges. An executive order from President Trump and a change in policy by the NCAA limit women’s sports to athletes assigned female at birth. This story was created using a script that aired on WISH-TV.
By Ray Steele Verified| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — You will soon have another chance to not throw away your show at seeing “Hamilton” in Indianapolis. The stage musical based on the life of Alexander Hamilton is set to make its third visit as part of the Broadway in Indianapolis 2025-26 season announced Wednesday. The show composed by Lin-Manuel Miranda will be at Old National Centre for a special two-week run Dec. 2-14. “Hamilton” previously toured through the city in 2019 and 2023.
By Ray Steele Verified| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — In a world where fans across the country spend this time of year saying “my rivalry is better than yours”, there’s one college football game in which the schools may be small, but they play for a prize that’s literally the biggest one of all. “It’s about 400 pounds,” Scott Feller, president of Wabash College, said of the legendary Monon Bell. The bell is the prize for the winner of the annual football battle between Wabash and DePauw University.
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WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)