Dr. Richard Feldman: There’s a horrific price to pay for reopening too early
As mitigation is relaxed, there will certainly be increases in cases and mortality again.
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Michael Leppert: Gaining perspective from the trip through the tunnel
The pandemic taught us how many have this luxurious work-from-home option, but more painfully, how many don’t.
Riley Parr: An identity crises, China and other virus outcomes
We should be wary of those who would use this crisis as an excuse to foist a much more expansive government upon us.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Hoosiers split on state, federal response to COVID-19
About 54% of respondents said the state is on the right track, while only 49% thought the country was going in the right direction.
Jennifer Wagner: The pandemic is changing politics—maybe for a while
Regardless of whether you do so in person or by mail, please make sure you actually cast a ballot.
Pierre Atlas: Leaders matter. On coronavirus, Trump is a failed leader.
Trump is arguably the only president in American history who lacks the capacity to feel empathy—or even the ability to fake it.
Curt Smith: The pandemic is forcing us to stop tolerating stupid
We are indeed interdependent, and there is dignity in all work.
Dana Black: Mail-in voting should always be an option
It is obvious that creating greater access to voting is a bipartisan issue.
Anne Hathaway: Practical roadblocks hamper mail-only elections
That should not stop us from taking interim steps that will help Hoosiers vote in these unprecedented times.
Jobless rate soared to 14.7% in April as U.S. shed 20.5 million jobs
The staggering job losses are more than double what the nation experienced during the 2007-09 crisis.
Timeline for when Indy restaurants can reopen remains unclear
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb says restaurants can reopen starting May 18 in Marion County, and some are preparing to do so. But Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett may have different plans.
Pay cuts, layoffs hit white-collar workers, too
Experts say the wave of layoffs and pay cuts that first ravaged the service industry in mid-March are starting to erode management, upper-level and even executive jobs.
Former Pacers GM, ABA commissioner Storen dies at 84
The Indiana Pacers remembered Mike Storen as the man who was instrumental in choosing the team’s name, designed the first logo, and “paved the way for the Pacers’ eventual entry into the NBA.”
Blood thinners show promise for boosting survival chances of sickest COVID-19 patients
For patients on ventilators, about 63% of patients who did not receive the medications died compared with 29% who received the treatment.
Indiana meatpacking plant reopens after virus outbreak
Tests have confirmed COVID-19 infections among nearly 900 of the plant’s 2,200 employees.
Iconic downtown Gold Building would turn gray under owners’ proposed revamp
Plans call for replacing the existing curtain wall on the 20-story office building with “crystal gray” panes developed by Minnesota-based architectural glass fabricator Viracon.
KAR Global shares slide 11% as auction giant cuts costs to weather COVID crisis
Pay reductions helped the auto auction giant partially offset the temporary closing of its physical auctions and other fallout from COVID-19.
State has paid more than 1.7M unemployment claims since beginning of April
Since April, the state has paid out nearly $1 billion in federal and state unemployment claims, Indiana Department of Workforce Development Commissioner Fred Payne said Thursday.
Green flag: IndyCar to open delayed season without spectators
IndyCar has gotten the OK to finally start its season next month with a nighttime race in Texas.
Kite Realty sees 25% of tenants ask for rent deferrals in first quarter
The Indianapolis-based real estate company reported a 16% year-over-year drop in revenue during the first quarter as many tenants sought rent deferrals to weather pandemic-related business shutdowns.
