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Fatal crash raises questions about why flight tours don’t have more safety rules
The National Transportation Safety Board has complained for years that federal rules treat skydiving planes and many sightseeing aircraft more like private personal planes than commercial airliners, despite carrying paying customers.
Indiana judge rejects challenge in lawsuit over AG Todd Rokita’s jet ski purchase
The defendant in the case says the attorney general should not oversee litigation in which he is the only named consumer seeking restitution.
Indiana coal plants receive 3rd orders to stay open from Energy Department
Thursday’s order came following multiple public disclosures from the utility companies that the plants subject to the Energy Department’s orders were either losing money or had expensive operational issues.
Indianapolis-based BrickHouse secures capital to fuel growth
Indianapolis-based BrickHouse GPS, which offers GPS tracking and telematics services, recently received an influx of capital that the company says will help it fulfill its ambitious growth goals over the next several years.
In his final IEDC meeting, Adams touts Indiana’s regional development approach
The state of Indiana will be included in a report by the Washington-based Brookings Institution that also highlights New York, California and Virginia.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: What should we do to increase voter turnout?
Voters should demand more from candidates.
Jeff Staker: It’s past time for Indiana to approve medical marijuana
A federal reclassification means the law now recognizes the plant’s medical value.
Vicki Becker and Jarrod Holtsclaw: Indiana shouldn’t fall for the myths of medical marijuana
| Vicki Becker and Jarrod Holtsclaw
In state after state, the burdens of legal cannabis outweigh the benefits.
Sen. Mike Bohacek: I’ll ask Legislature to legalize medical marijuana
Indiana has two big things to gain from legalizing medical marijuana: medical relief for certain groups of Hoosiers and a new source of tax revenue for the state.
Sen. Aaron Freeman: The disturbing negative effects of medical marijuana
When Hoosiers visit their doctor, they expect the medicine they are prescribed to help them.
Pierre M. Atlas: Stop politicizing religious faith in the military
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has a record of animosity toward religious diversity in the military, openly favoring evangelical Protestantism.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: There’s no reason to hate me because I’m Muslim
Our state’s second-in-command told Hoosiers it was time ‘to hate again,’ reached into the bag for an example and pulled out me.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Braun’s hateful celebration of ‘nuclear families’
Gov. Mike Braun wielded his proclamation like a cudgel as June is also Gay Pride Month.
Deborah Daniels: The increasing price of winning at any cost
Both parties are running some seriously flawed candidates because they think those candidates can win in the fall.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: Is Steve Buyer an honorable Hoosier congressman?
This month he received a federal pardon from President Donald Trump. Buyer then interrupted his celebrations to insult the Justice Department and the jury system.
Lindsay Shipps Haake: It’s beyond time to fix Indianapolis’ infrastructure
Years of disrepair and deferred maintenance have positioned Indianapolis for a historic and urgent decision by our City-County Council.
Amar Patel: The next challenge for Indy: helping people advance
Investment can flow into a region without necessarily changing the trajectory of the people who live there.
Bill Taft: A renewed federal incentive for Indiana’s development
Opportunity Zones have attracted approximately $100 billion in qualifying equity investments over 5,600 low-income neighborhoods nationwide.
Brad Rateike: Communication matters — and not just in politics
If you’ve ever been married, you already know this.