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Candidates in Indiana’s raucous Republican U.S. Senate primary are set to participate in their first debate. U.S. Reps. Luke Messer and Todd Rokita, as well as former state Rep. Mike Braun, will be at the Tuesday evening event in downtown Indianapolis. The debate is being sponsored by the Indiana chapter of Americans for Prosperity, a national political operation funded by billionaire industrialist brothers David and Charles Koch. It will be moderated by conservative WIBC radio commentator Tony Katz.

WIBC-FM 93.1 is pulling the plug on "The Rush Limbaugh Show," a vastly popular program with conservative talk-radio fans and one of the most listened to in this market since it began airing on the station 22 years ago. The show's last airing on WIBC is set for July 3. Officials for WIBC parent Emmis Communications this month notified Los Angeles-based syndicator Premiere Networks that it would not extend its deal to air Limbaugh’s show.

WIBC-FM 93.1 is pulling the plug on "The Rush Limbaugh Show," a vastly popular program with conservative talk-radio fans and one of the most listened to in this market since it began airing on the station 22 years ago.

When listeners tune their radio dial to WIBC-AM 1070 in Indianapolis on Sunday, April 4, many will do a double-take on the race broadcast they’re hearing: Ray Harroun just passed Al Unser Jr. for the lead? Tom Sneva just let Mauri Rose by and is coming into the pits? What’s going on here? It is the inaugural “Fantasy 500,” sponsored by Bill Estes Chevrolet in Indianapolis and presented by the American Dairy Association. The brainchild of WIBC on-air personality Dave Wilson, the Bill Estes Fantasy 500 pits the greatest drivers from multiple eras of Indianapolis 500 history against one another...