Lindsey Graham, who rose from a pool hall to political heights, dies at 71
Graham died Saturday night after what a preliminary report from the Washington, D.C., medical examiner said was a tear in his aorta.
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UPDATE: Ballard campaign says it has enough signatures for Indiana secretary of state race
The report includes signatures from 70 of Indiana’s 92 counties.
Maggie Phelps: AI might write better emails, but it can wreck connection
Chat GPT, Claude and others can write an email in seconds that suits your needs and nails your intent.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: ‘Democratic socialists’ defy easy definition by fans, foes
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Since Donald Trump’s emergence on the national political scene in 2015, DSA membership has increased to more than 120,000.
Jalene Hahn: Women who bring home bacon still get ‘second-shift’ work
The study finds nearly “45% of female breadwinners who earn roughly the same as their spouse report doing the majority of household tasks, compared to just 12% of male breadwinners.
Braun administration pulls plug on startup fund as road repair needs mount
The money — first reaped from the lease of the Indiana Toll Road — will be invested in bonds and other more stable options for which the income generated will be easier for the state to access.
SK Hynix $3.87B plant construction underway amid surging chip demand despite zoning suit
The plant is among at least nine that SK Hynix has in development or under construction, most in South Korea, and all aimed at fulfilling the growing demand for advanced computing, especially AI.
Streamline Indy aims to cut wait times for city development permits
Indianapolis officials want to speed up and simplify the city’s permitting process to minimize delays that could complicate development plans.
Q&A: Execs explain why Carmel-based Telamon finds itself at the heart of the digital-economy revolution
Telamon’s work has been drastically changed and supercharged by the data center boom, and Alex Paskoff stands at the center of that growth.
Parkview sets sights on central Indiana expansion
For its biggest project, Parkview plans to break ground this month on a $200 million hospital and medical office building in West Lafayette on land it acquired from the Purdue Research Foundation.
Republic Airways and Mesa still working to fully unify post-merger operations
When the deal closed in November, Republic added Mesa’s 60 Embraer 175s to its- existing fleet of Embraer 170s and 175s. Republic’s total fleet now stands at 314 planes-plus.
Derek Schultz: Running has earned a place in Indy’s ‘Speed City’ identity
Sporting an even terrain with little elevation, Indy might lack scenic views for visiting Instagram influencers, but it has become a destination when it comes to fast-track opportunities for competitive runners from all over the country.
Editorial: Watch parties and pop-up parks: Community connection is key
Almost any spot can become a gathering spot under the right circumstances and with the right promotion and planning. People want to connect.
Mitch Frazier: Hope is the spirit that unites, inspires us
The founders didn’t see hope as a strategy. They saw hope as one part of the equation for change.
John Cassady: Why large-load customers need to pay their own way
Serving large-scale facilities often requires significant new investment in generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure. Those investments carry real costs and real risks.
Erin Lucas: Braun’s child care investment pays broad dividends
Child care is not a luxury. It is often the difference between accepting a job, keeping a job or falling behind.
Jim Purucker: Governor makes clear that affordability is paramount
His swift decision to change leadership at the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission sends an unmistakable message: Utility companies must tighten their own belts before asking Hoosiers to dig deeper into theirs.
Emily Williams: The next 250 years depend on decisions made today
If America is serious about building an abundant, reliable energy future that lasts for generations, advanced nuclear energy must be part of the solution.
Indy development staff recommend major tax breaks for Martindale-Brightwood data center
Los Angeles-based Metrobloks plans to spend $250 million to develop the data center campus at 2505 N. Sherman Drive.
