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Despite building concerns, IEDC transparency bills died without hearings. Why?
Lawmakers’ unease with the Indiana Economic Development Corp. culminated in at least four transparency-focused bills this session—all filed by Republicans—seeking to add more guardrails.
Big Lots puts more store leases up for sale
Bankrupt discount retailer Big Lots has added more than 200 stores to a nationwide list of locations that are likely to close, including a pair of stores in Indianapolis.
Indianapolis musicians to perform at Pro Volleyball Federation All-Star Match
The Indianapolis-based organization that served as creative director for 2024’s NBA All-Star Tip-Off celebration is lining up live music and art experiences for the first Pro Volleyball Federation All-Star Match.
Projected cost of Signia hotel rises by $70M, with CIB set to foot bill
All in, the cost of the redevelopment of Pan Am Plaza is expected to be about $780 million, with the convention center expansion cost covered through bonds backed by the city’s consolidated tax-increment financing district.
Legislative roundup: Final committee votes on property taxes, Medicaid bills
Next week, the chambers will be busy hearing bills for second and third readings ahead of their Thursday deadline.
Indiana University to host sports innovation event in Indianapolis
This marks the first year for IU Elevate, which replaces a previous event called Weekend U. Although it’s an IU event, members of the public are invited to join. Here’s what you need to know.
Whitley Yates: These 13 words raise questions about legal system
Though the Supreme Court has yet to formally respond to Rokita’s proposal, its actions speak volumes.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Here’s the hill Republicans are going to DEI on
Correct us if we’re wrong, but we always thought Republicans were for limited government.
George Hornedo: A thriving economy for Indianapolis is in reach
We need a workforce strategy that meets people where they are and ensures that hard work actually pays off.
Brad Rateike: Please just wave when someone allows you to merge
I think a lot about ‘I see you’ in my daily life and wonder if I do a good job at that.
Curt Smith: Indiana should pass tax credit for charitable giving
This puts more resources toward the profound problems of fatherlessness and family dysfunction.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Prior authorization reform would be good for patients
PA can even interfere with routine clinical decision-making.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: The not-so-pretty ‘art of the deal’
The Palestinians have spent lifetimes fighting to stay in Gaza, and Hamas is not gone.
Jim Shella: Elon Musk, the threat of war and my flag pole
Trump is responsible for the only insurrection in my memory, so it appears that things he and Musk are doing really do affect me.
Deborah Daniels: In terminations, Trump chills future investigations
This ‘Friday night massacre,’ seemingly contrary to Mr. Trump’s stated desire to ensure honest government, will have clear consequences.
Pierre Atlas: Canada as ‘the 51st state’ is a nonstarter. Here’s why.
Canadians are fiercely proud of their nationality.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: As service provider, government can’t freeze services
We can make changes, and those changes might require shifting financial support, but we must always be mindful of the consequences of our actions.
Marshawn Wolley: Let’s put a short moratorium on charter schools
I appreciate the desire to have high-quality school-choice options.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Learning programs must align with labor-market needs
It is concerning that most certificate-earners are not earning a livable wage after completing their program.