I can definitely see them flipping more to reruns.

There used to be public access stations in the larger cities. I don't how much they still exist or what their programming would be.

I can understand your fear of the future for them.

They snapped up the AM radio station to syndicate Rush way back. They are taking over one by one news outlets.

It broke my heart watching Colbert the other night. I was surprised he got through that show. It was the one thing that I could have a laugh at night.

I hope more can flourish on there.

I just saw that today. We need constant oversite and Congress should be able to have full access anytime. It's frustrating that oversite is being blocked constantly.

It feels like we are becoming the countries we have feared we'd never want to live in . Turkey for example.

when you watch the local news in my area, there is very little time given to deeper dives into relevant news. Last night it was given mostly to the county fair and will take up most of until it ends.

Thank you for your posts/reposts, and especially Indiana news.

In Laporte county we have a strong progressive activist group that is a partnering with the established county party. We are working hard to re-brand, and fill every slot on the ballot with a candidate, a good viable candidate.

As large as Indy is , it doesn't even have a true 24/7 news station.

This is the guy who was beat up by that cop.
'It's all very traumatic' | Man repeatedly punched by Covington officer tells his story - www.wcpo.com/news/local-n...