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They tip off against the New Orleans Pelicans.

Again, Fox 59 and CBS 4 will be, uh, hosting, will be hosting and, uh, broadcasting 15 regular season games for the Indiana Pacers.

And I believe if you subscribe by October 15th, you get the, uh, full season on DAZN, uh, for $59.99.

So, uh, definitely check that out.

So, uh, definitely take advantage of that, uh, big discount that we get.

Um, and so yeah, definitely, it, it's gonna be awesome.

15 games on CBS 4 and Fox 59.

Gonna be really cool.

But before we get into kind of the meat of the show today, Wanted to go over something that came out yesterday.

This is from Matt Christie of WXIN or Fox 59.

Fox 59 and CBS 4 will air 15 Indiana Pacers games this season as part of an exclusive local television partnership with DAZN.

In August, the streaming service DAZN was announced as the new broadcast home of the Indiana Pacers.

The team-branded streaming service launched in September and will offer nearly every Pacers game live and on demand.

But that isn't all.

DAZN and FOX 59 and CBS 4 are teaming up to bring local fans 15 games for free in an exclusive partnership.

15 Pacers games this season will be simulcast on FOX 59 or CBS 4 and streamed for free on DAZN, giving Hoosiers even greater access to their favorite NBA team.

He was in charge of AA meetings at the church, and always made sure the doors were open, the coffee was brewin', and he served as a sponsor for several people.

At some point, according to Fox59, Donnie befriended a man named Jacob Cram.

And on paper, the two men couldn't have seemed more different.

37-year-old Jacob Cram had a lengthy criminal history dating back years.

He was released in June of 2025.

Three months and two days after his release, while he was still on probation, Jacob Cram would be arrested again, only this time, he'd be charged with murder.

Fox59 reported that on the evening of September 10th, 2025, Lebanon Police were approached by two individuals who wanted to report a possible homicide.

According to an affidavit obtained by the Lebanon Reporter, those two witnesses told police that Jacob Cram had killed Donald Bowers.

So even if you haven't subscribed yet, you should be able to watch those games and test it out a little bit before you, uh, make your commitment.

And then again, also, um, I think it was just announced while we were at the golf outing, so I didn't read the release, but about Fox 59 and CBS 4 carrying those 15 games during the regular season.

So that's including the home opener.

So we want you to be a DAZN subscriber, but maybe we'll show you some games once a week for a while and get you excited, make you not want to miss the rest of them.

This afternoon, the Marion County prosecutor spoke about the case.

Fox 59's Jesse Wells was there and asked the prosecutor if he thinks the case may undermine the public's trust in a controversial technology.

In total, the five officers are facing more than 60 criminal charges of fraud and official misconduct.

One officer is also accused of stalking.

Donkey of the Day for Thursday, September 24th, goes to a man named Lucas Davis, okay? He was the CEO of an Indianapolis based company called Sigma Nursing, and he's been fired, terminated, discharged, dismissed, relieved of duties because he was accused of saying racial slurs.

Now, I saw this story on Fox 59 in Indianapolis, and it connected to, uh, Therese Garnier.

So let's go to her for the report, please.

Here's the first time he called me a [censored] he was [censored].

Very good one.

According to Fox 59 News, CEO of Indianapolis-based company Sigma Nursing has been terminated after a leaked phone conversation in which he is accused of saying racial slurs.

According to Sigma Nursing, company's board of directors voted unanimously to terminate Lucas Davis from his position as chief executive officer.

Can you imagine if there was one holdout? Davis was appointed to the role in 2024, reportedly leaving his role as a chief staff officer at the International Coaching Federation.