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Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Indy, it’s time to look ahead to the 2027 elections
If you’re even remotely plugged into local politics, you know several folks other than Shackleford have been jockeying to be Indy’s next chief executive for quite some time.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: The election is past; now what for America?
Historically, America has shown itself to be strong, with the ability to come together in times of crisis.
Jim Shella: The presidential campaign is over. But issues remain.
With politicians from both parties promising tax cuts, somebody needs to figure out some priorities. Quickly.
Curt Smith: Bezos’ decision not to endorse underscores media problem
The real journalistic enterprise is truth telling, not describing or cooperating with reality.
Dr. Richard Feldman: For Medicare, go the traditional route and avoid Part C
MAPs are notorious for substantial use of prior approval and subsequent denials for medical services.
Michael J. Tuffin: PA protects patients, promotes affordability
Health plans use prior authorization selectively, focusing on clinical areas prone to extreme variation in cost or misuse that can harm patients or saddle them with unexpected and costly medical bills.
Dr. William Pond: It’s past time to put patients over prior authorization
Prior authorization is not inherently problematic but is badly in need of common-sense reforms.
Sen. Tyler Johnson: Indiana patients deserve prior authorization reform
Prior authorization was originally intended to serve as a cost-containment tool, but it has become a huge burden for patients and providers alike.
Dr. Catherine Gaffigan: System safeguards patient safety, controls costs
The elimination of prior authorization in Indiana would be a regressive step.
Attorney Melissa Proffitt’s enthusiasm, endurance benefit community organizations
Because of her tireless devotion to Indiana’s economic and social betterment, IBJ has named Proffitt the 31st recipient of the Michael A. Carroll Award.
Lilly CEO Dave Ricks named Watanabe Award winner
Ricks is being recognized for his contributions to Indiana’s life sciences sector and his global impact on health care innovation.
Voter turnout dropped in Hamilton and Marion counties
Voter turnout was significantly higher in Hamilton County than in Marion County, but was lower in both counties than in 2020.
Money in NCAA sports has been profitable for a few, but degree remains ultimate prize for many
Money received through NIL agreements has changed the equation for some athletes, but for most, money available to them through NIL remains a small consideration compared with earning a degree and competing in the sports they love.
Trump names Susie Wiles as chief of staff, first woman in the post
Wiles is widely credited within and outside Trump’s inner circle for running what was, by far, his most disciplined and well-executed campaign.
CDC calls for expanded testing for bird flu after blood tests reveal more farmworker infections
The CDC study provides the largest window to date into how the bird virus first detected in March in dairy cows might be spreading to people.
UPDATE: Fed trims interest rates by quarter-point
The rate cut signals that Fed officials are paying more attention to warnings in the economy, including the slowing job market.
ASL interpreters helped to complete the picture of ‘Eras Tour’ in Indianapolis
Indianapolis-based company LTC Language Solutions sent two interpreters to each night of Taylor Swift’s shows at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Lauth names new CEO, leader of multifamily division
The Carmel-based commercial real estate firm said longtime developer and real estate consultant Adam Broderick has been named the company’s chief executive.
Restaurants, other services still in grip of high inflation
While prices for most goods have been falling throughout the year, inflation for food services and home and auto insurance remain stubbornly high.
