Marshawn Wolley: America should strive to be anti-racist
“After all, not being racist isn’t the same as being anti-racist.”
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Brad Rateike: Gov’s new initiative encourages local collaboration
Like I said, there is political calm here in Indiana, and our state is in great shape because of it—all things considered.
Jennifer Wagner: Candidates should report contributions more regularly
“Instead of focusing on timing, let’s make the process more transparent by requiring donations be reported within seven days of receipt.”
Dr. Richard Feldman: Session falls short on health care bills
“The session was notable for what was not considered or did not survive the session; many bills were simply put off until next year.”
Claire Fiddian-Green: State should invest in emotional needs of students
“One critical support that K-12 schools can provide for students is the intentional development of social-emotional learning competencies.”
Deborah Daniels: Passage of police-reform law is commendable
“One of the provisions of the act most likely to be impactful is the new requirement of de-escalation training.”
Dana Black: New policing law is a step in the right direction
“The bipartisan legislation takes aim at reforming Indiana’s law enforcement by requiring de-escalation training and other provisions for officer conduct.”
Riley Parr: Republicans must start righting progressive agendas
“I suspect another time for choosing is fast approaching—because … if people don’t, 2+2 will soon equal 5.”
Curt Smith: A letter to Georgians: Stay steadfast
“Our experience here confirms that the organizations attacking our residents and elected leaders did not carry through on their threats.”
Indy’s pro sports teams find ways to welcome gamblers
Teams are trying to earn indirect revenue from mobile sports betting, carving out areas in their facilities that cater to fans who want to follow their bets while taking in a game downtown.
UPDATE: Despite new CDC guidance, Marion County mask mandate remains in effect
The new federal guidance eases indoor mask-wearing guidance for fully vaccinated people, allowing them to safely stop wearing masks inside in most places. But Marion County’s mask mandate remains in place for now.
What travelers need to know about the gas shortage
According to crowdsourced data from the gas-station-finder app GasBuddy, fuel shortages were reported in 14 states as of Thursday afternoon.
Disney signals its belief that sunshine and rainbows are imminent
On Thursday, Disney announced it would soon bring back movies exclusively to theaters and is preparing to accommodate theme-park customers at pre-pandemic levels.
Stocks climb after three days of losses, led by Big Tech
The S&P 500 notched a 1.2% gain, clawing back almost half of its loss from a day earlier, when it had its biggest one-day drop since February.
More than 1.9 million people could see severe cuts in unemployment aid as Republicans seek to curb assistance
Indiana is not among the states cutting workers off from federal benefits. But on Thursday, Sen. Mike Braun, R-Ind., encouraged states to “pull the plug” on the benefits.
Owners of The GOAT in Carmel file petition to reverse zoning decision that shut down tavern
The owners say the Carmel Board of Zoning Appeals’ decision to deny a zoning variance that would permit the tavern “was arbitrary and capricious.” They also point to other bars and restaurants in close proximity to The GOAT that are allowed to operate.
Hogsett administration plans to spend $25M to repair run-down residential streets across Indy
The city identified 605 residential lane miles across Indianapolis that are in particularly poor condition. The city is allocating enough money to fix only about 10% of those miles, starting as soon as next spring.
Napleton Automotive sues former Carmel general manager for taking secrets, poaching employees
Napleton Automotive Group claims a former general manager in Carmel took confidential information when he left in February for the same role at Bob Rohrman Kia in Lafayette.
Colonial Pipeline paid hackers nearly $5 million in ransom
Colonial Pipeline Co. paid the money on Friday, sources said, contradicting reports earlier this week that the company had no intention of paying an extortion fee to help restore the country’s largest fuel pipeline.
Letter: Unemployment benefits are disincentive to work
It’s not “Donald Trump’s immigration policy” and his “disdain for Black and brown people” (ridiculous statements) that are keeping hospitality workers in short supply. Laborers are few in a lot of industries these days.