Rep. Ed DeLaney: Big budget-busting bills become law, will hurt state
Why is there no sense of urgency in our Legislature?
Local columnists weigh in on whether Indiana should embrace nuclear energy to provide energy for its growing power needs. Dana Black writes that this Trump presidency is going exactly as Democrats warned, while Curt Smith lauds the pro-family provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Why is there no sense of urgency in our Legislature?
Don’t fall for the grift, Hoosiers.
Public acceptance will also be critical.
We expect our Nuclear Regulatory Commission Agreement State status to be complete next year, which will simplify developing nuclear power sites.
It’s essential that we address these barriers to ensure safe and affordable housing for all.
Whether you are on the giving or receiving end, take the time to make those connections count.
Republicans would be wise to spotlight the bill’s most popular elements, two of which stand out: paid parental leave and a strengthened child tax credit.
In law, there is direct evidence and circumstantial evidence.
Mamdani’s primary win proves that conventional political wisdom is increasingly obsolete.
Maybe this is a chance to spark a new conversation about things we might be able to agree on instead of staying stuck in our trenches.
Make no bones about it, investor-owned utilities have it just fine.
Someone might forcibly take your purse, your car or your diamond tiara, but it is still robbery.
Let me argue that government can, in fact, be the solution.
Assisting low-income individuals in obtaining health insurance is essential.
Future economic prosperity will depend on growing and retaining talented people, and the best way to do that is to raise thriving kids who love their city.
I heard the same two messages about why employers engage so heavily in the education and training process starting in the 10th grade.
Voters told us we were being hyperbolic and that our American democracy will hold.
We all get solicited for resources every week, whether we realize it or not.
Energy is no longer just a monthly bill.
As we head toward this Fourth of July, I hope we will remember that the fireworks of democracy don’t just light up the sky once a year.
The cost of raising a child today is high.
The U.S. Army (also known as the Union Army back then) played the critical role in ending slavery in what remains the bloodiest war in American history.
So-called Main Street businesses represent 84.8% of total businesses in rural areas and 54.3% of total jobs.
My own college education was invaluable in teaching me to think critically, problem-solve and collaborate.
The White House is doing enormous short-term damage to our universities through its attacks on research and on foreign students.