Musk confirms Twitter’s new CEO is ad guru Linda Yaccarino from NBCUniversal
Yaccarino has worked at NBCUniversal for nearly 12 years—with her team generating more than $100 billion in ad sales since 2011, her company bio notes.
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Indiana Local News Initiative makes first hire of 25-person editorial staff
In her role as community journalism director, Ariana Beedie plans to launch a local affiliate of the Documenters Network, which trains and pays residents to attend public meetings and publish the results.
Younger, more progressive City-County Council likely on the way
Jesse Brown, Andy Nielsen and Brienne Delaney ousted three Democratic incumbents on the City-County Council, including vice president Zach Adamson.
Smart-mailbox startup rebrands as Arrive, expects to generate revenue soon
The company, which launched in 2019, hasn’t yet started earning revenue but it expects to do so by the end of the year, says founder Dan O’Toole. He said it’s also on track to meet hiring required to earn state incentives.
Dr. Kristina Box retiring as commissioner of Indiana Department of Health
Gov. Eric Holcomb on Friday named a successor for Box, who became a high-profile figure in Indiana during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Taylor Schaffer: New funding is needed to keep up momentum
A vibrant Mile Square has long been a competitive advantage for Indiana.
Lynne Petersen: Additional tax could create unintended consequences
Downtown might need a special taxing district, but that should be up to the property owners downtown to decide.
Vop Osili: Decision to create district must be made by many
The opportunity to create an Economic Enhancement District is an opportunity to further our community’s conversations about the future of downtown.
Sen. Andrea Hunley: An economic enhancement district is long overdue
While this isn’t a silver bullet for the myriad challenges we face in Indianapolis, it’s a decisive step in the right direction.
Pierre Atlas: Students focus on keeping guns from bad people
I asked my students to … craft a policy proposal aimed at reducing some form of gun violence.
Marshawn Wolley: Here’s the reality of the low Black unemployment rate
The way we currently calculate unemployment rates distorts the economic reality of this community.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Medicine saw many wins, some losses this session
Senate Bill 4 … infuses $225 million over the biennium for local health department infrastructure and provision of health programs.
Jim Shella: As emergency expires, I’m still COVID-aware
More than 1 million people in America have died from COVID. In Indiana, 26,000 died.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Smoking, pollution are dragging Indiana down
The benefits of a healthier Indiana would include longer average life expectancy, a larger tax-paying population, lower healthcare costs, and a more productive workforce.
Whitley Yates: The rise in performative leadership limits change
When leaders use their positions as platforms for personal prominence, it can undermine the integrity and effectiveness of the institution they represent.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Ending slating has benefited the democratic process
The slating process ultimately ended because a handful of aspiring candidates grew weary of being told to wait their turn.
Curt Smith: The Legislature delivered wins for all conservatives
Among its many accomplishments are policy wins for fiscal conservatives, education reformers and social conservatives.
Brad Rateike: If you can be a friend, be a friend
Sometimes we have opportunities where we just need to help people find the way out, regardless of whether it is “our job” or not.
Shariq Siddiqui: Month of Ramadan offers opportunity for philanthropy
Research suggests that Muslims pledge or donate the vast majority of their philanthropy during the month of Ramadan.
Feds start process to fund tech hubs across U.S. with $500M in grants
The grants are intended to expand tech investment that currently is concentrated around a few U.S. cities—Austin, Texas; Boston; New York; San Francisco; and Seattle—to the rest of the country.