Brandon Sakbun

Sakbun said 60 percent of the jobs that are here today weren't a job in 1940 and as a state, we need to focus on the workforce that will be here in 2040.

Sakbun says businesses are going to get a very large handout and the everyday Hoosier who is fighting through inflation really needs the help.

It's been a year since the casino opened, tax relief should come with replacement revenue, a new city website is coming, and how to report a pothole.

Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun will give his State of the City Address Friday morning at the downtown convention center.

The mayor talks about his trips to the statehouse lobbying for city budgets, DEI legislation, funding amenities, ACLU lawsuit with ISU, and fundraising for a new accessible park.

The ACLU of Indiana is suing Indiana State University for refusing to host the 2025 Pride festival on campus. 

The mayor goes on a snow plow ride-along, sidewalk clearing needs to be addressed, Wabash Avenue in early stages of new project, and 2025 priorities.

The city is revamping a vape store ordinance, free transit ridership starts in 2025, and will the city need a local income tax increase to fund city services.

Mayor Sakbun says he's focused on serving local citizens rather than the political aftermath of last week's general election. And we get an update on the asbestos clean-up at the former enameling site.

Rose-Hulman Innovation Grove groundbreaking was this past week, ISU has a new partnership with the city, there's a plan to remediate a dilapidated site, and the mayor has a new title - dad.