Gubernatorial candidate Eric Doden wants you to get to know him
The well-funded gubernatorial candidate’s biggest challenge is name recognition, especially in the southern two-thirds of the state.
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Editorial: City should track safety stats to see if no-turn rules save lives
We support putting decisions about things like stoplights and traffic control in the hands of local officials.
Nate Feltman: Where is that whole ‘vision thing’ in the mayor’s race?
To date, the candidates’ stances on public safety and gun laws have taken center stage. Absent from the discussion have been a vision and plan for creating a more prosperous and more livable city.
Chris Leeuw: Partners to offer needed services at former Five Seasons
The building will be transformed with an altruistic purpose—to provide affordable, longer-term access to neuro rehabilitation outside the boundaries of the high-cost health care system.
John A. Torr: Listen and try to understand other points of view
With a few notable exceptions, most candidates are well-intentioned and working toward the common good. The differences are on how best to get there, and reasonable people can disagree.
Mark Montieth: Trade demands in Indianapolis have way of working themselves out
History has shown, at least around these parts, that these conflicts tend to work out for all parties in the long run.
The Fan radio station shifts Jake Query to Dan Dakich’s former time slot
The sports talk radio station owned by Maryland-based Urban One will revamp its weekday morning show and launch a new midday show.
Noble Roman’s CEO to remain on company’s board for now
A major shareholder of the Indianapolis-based company had been attempting to get its own CEO elected to the board instead.
Residents push back against plans for underground carbon dioxide storage in western Indiana
Many residents complained about a lack of communication about the project and the potential for groundwater contamination and accidents that could release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Wholesale inflation in U.S. edged up in July from low levels
Wholesale prices in the United States picked up in July, yet the numbers still suggested that inflationary pressures have eased this year since reaching alarming heights in 2022.
Nation’s largest gathering of state lawmakers set to arrive in Indy
The National Conference of State Legislatures’ Legislative Summit is expected to generate an estimated $4.8 million in economic activity in Indianapolis, including 11,000 hotel room nights.
Connie Szabo Schmucker: No turn on red is a small step in the right direction
In addition to saving lives, there is an economic benefit to making Indianapolis more walkable.
Sen. Aaron Freeman: No turns on red isn’t the answer to downtown safety
Targeting drivers who turn on red is not a guarantee to keep pedestrians safe.
Kären Haley: No turn on red makes for a safer downtown Indy
Would the no-turn-on-red policies have prevented all of that death, injury and trauma? No.
Pierre Atlas: Voting third party could have unintended consequences
I can confidently predict that a third-party candidate will never win the presidency.
Dana Black: Gov. DeSantis, you can’t rewrite America’s history
In America, we would rather pretend the atrocities committed against Black people weren’t all that bad to make us feel better.
Jim Shella: Age is front and center in national politics
Elections are about choices, and I would choose an incoherent Biden over Trump every day of the week.
Deborah Daniels: Undermining our institutions is a threat to democracy
Our ‘great experiment’ is fragile.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Voting: It’s more than a choice, it’s freedom
The Nineteenth Amendment finally granting all women the right to vote was ratified on Aug. 18, 1920.