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There is nothing that prevents high schools from doing more than required.
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Letters: Thanks to council for supporting active living
Creating safe spaces for adults and children to become more active in their daily lives improves the mental and physical health of everyone in Indianapolis.
I-69’s final connection to Indianapolis expected to boost Evansville’s economy
Business leaders say the large amount of land that can be developed north of Evansville along the interstate gives the city unlimited possibilities for growth and change.
City-County Council Dems pledge reforms to protect against sexual harassment
Most of the council’s Democratic caucus issued a joint statement Friday morning committing to city human resources reforms in light of sexual harassment allegations against a former top aide to Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett.
Liberty Media confirms Justice Department investigation over F1’s Andretti denial
Meridian, Colorado-based Liberty Media, owner of Formula One Group, rejected Indianapolis-based Andretti Global’s application in January after a six-month review.
Banks unresponsive to debate invitation for U.S. Senate seat
Sitting Congressman Jim Banks hasn’t yet accepted an invitation to debate from the Indiana Debate Commission, though both Democrat Valerie McCray and Libertarian Andrew Horning have indicated their willingness.
Business groups await more details, urge caution on Braun property tax plan
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Braun’s lack of particulars on his property tax relief plan for homeowners has raised concerns that the tax burden could be shifted to business and agricultural property owners.
Indianapolis-based The Heritage Group hires entrepreneur-in-residence
Mitch Black’s main role is as an adviser to the New Venture Group’s 35 portfolio companies, helping them navigate the challenges that young companies face.
Curt Smith: Here’s how we move the needle on child well-being
This ad hoc group believes the key is harnessing the strength of Indiana’s nearly 50,000 not-for-profits to bring true entrepreneurial innovation while reimagining social services.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Despite tumultuous times, there’s plenty of good news
One thing I can control is how I balance my consumption of positive and negative information and choose to approach life as a result.
George Gemelas: Nuclear needs Operation Warp Speed; Indiana can lead it
Indiana’s strengths, if harnessed, could be a key to taking on these challenges and enabling the U.S. nuclear industry to leapfrog.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: Braun’s tax proposal puts schools, others in peril
The economic lever that Daniels used was reducing the reliance of schools on local property tax by sending increased state dollars to the school systems.
Dana Black: Harris is giving the Democratic Party new life
Trust, know and believe, the MAGA crew is shaking in their boots.
Jim Shella: Age should be a factor in all of our elections
Better yet, why do we keep turning to people in the final season of their lives when we look for leadership?
Pierre Atlas: July was a political roller-coaster; nothing is inevitable
We still have three months until the election, and the political whiplash that was July should serve as a caution.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Let’s not take anything for granted this election
It took a little more than a fortnight for the national political landscape to shift in ways we never imagined.
Brad Rateike: The Olympics reminds us to own our roles
While ‘jacks of all trades’ have their place, an ‘ace’ will always beat a jack.
Shariq Siddiqui: We must work harder to understand not-for-profits’ costs
When we simply discuss overhead and administrative costs, we are practicing lazy philanthropy.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: I’ll always call out those ‘talking crazy’
There is too much at stake to just simply walk away.
Dr. Richard Feldman: VAERS data should be looked at with critical eye
Information spreads quickly in the electronic era.