Rachael Ray's Secret Recipe 'Obsession' Made Here in Albany
Rachael Ray talked about her latest foodie obsession on her new cooking show recently giving love to a hot oil condiment that is made right here in Albany.
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Rachael Ray talked about her latest foodie obsession on her new cooking show recently giving love to a hot oil condiment that is made right here in Albany.
Rachael Ray talked about her latest foodie obsession on her new cooking show recently giving love to a hot oil condiment that is made right here in Albany.
Rachael Ray talked about her latest foodie obsession on her new cooking show recently giving love to a hot oil condiment that is made right here in Albany.
Credit Brandon Smith and Alan Mbathi / IPB News Attorneys for Gov. Eric Holcomb and Attorney General Todd Rokita faced off in court Wednesday over an emergency powers lawsuit. A new state law, HB 1123, would allow the General Assembly to call itself into special session during an emergency – like the pandemic. Holcomb argued the Indiana Constitution gives that power solely to the governor and sued to strike the law down. But Rokita said Holcomb can’t bring the suit because only the attorney general gets to represent the state in court – and Rokita doesn’t think the law is unconstituti...