Housing developer Litz & Eaton splits amid financial questions, client lawsuit
The breakup of the residential broker and homebuilder—who have worked together since 2010 and had several more projects in the pipeline—occurred in June.
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Bayer proposes paying $8B to settle Roundup cancer claims
An agreement would ease investor pressure over massive litigation exposure the German drug and chemical giant took on with its $63 billion purchase of the weedkiller’s maker, Monsanto Co.
U.S. wholesale prices see modest July increase
U.S. wholesale prices ticked up just 0.2% in July, the latest sign that inflationary pressures are largely in check.
INDOT set to close portion of Interstate 465 for 15 days
INDOT said all lanes of I-465 will be closed from I-65 on the south side to I-70 on the east side starting at 9 p.m. Friday.
McLaren to return to full-time IndyCar racing in 2020
The England-based company plans to return to full-time IndyCar competition next season for the first time since 1979 in a partnership with existing team Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports.
Greg Porter: It’s time for GOP to loosen grip on surplus
Major cities in every European country I have visited have some sort of light rail and are connected to one another by train.
Cris Johnston: Healthy reserves protect essential government services
Holcomb’s decision to prioritize strong reserves and a balanced budget is a key contributor to our AAA rating, the highest rating a state can receive.
Pierre Atlas: America’s transportation infrastructure falls short
Major cities in every European country I have visited have some sort of light rail and are connected to one another by train.
Deborah Daniels: U.S. women’s soccer team treated unfairly
The USSF has projected a profit of over $5 million for the women’s team this year, vs. an anticipated loss for the men’s team of $1 million.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Doc with novel treatment couldn’t get buy-in he needed
Doctor’s dream of creating muscular dystrophy treatment unfulfilled Bonsett watched nearly all the children slowly die.
Bill Oesterle: Ball State is potentially transformative east-side tenant
I grew up in a university town. There is a kind of energy that radiates from them.
Michael Leppert: Going back to school, for the love of it this time
I have learned a whole lot about a whole lot of things in the process of writing.
Andrew Ireland: Charter debate needs to get beyond online rants
You might be surprised to know that all charter schools in Indiana are by statute not-for-profit, public institutions.
Riley Parr: We ought not view history through contemporary lens
The philosophy underlying these actions is frightening: It ascribes the morals of today to generations past.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: The right way to raise the minimum wage
Eliminate taxes for people who make less than $10 an hour.
Jim Shella: Challenging authority doesn’t make you unpatriotic
Who loves America? And who doesn’t? And just what does it mean to love America?
Curt Smith: How Hilton Head became such a magical place
Fraser’s first defining burst of brilliance was preserving the natural flora and fauna, including a now-330-year-old oak tree.
Marshawn Wolley: New fund to help address challenges in black community
There is a limit to what government can do, should do and, unfortunately, will do.
Shariq Siddiqui: As donor-advised funds grow, there are concerns
According to Nonprofit Quarterly, the number of donor-advised fund accounts has increased 200% over the past five years.
Jennifer Wagner: Watching today’s debates is less than satisfying
The words uttered on stage matter far less than the theatrics of the performance.