Ed Feigenbaum: A negative revenue forecast could cause shifts in priorities
Ratcheting down an already depressed forecast will make the final week of the session an exercise in cost-cutting and priority-shifting.
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Letter: Lifting up civic duty
Two columnists from two completely different geographic and political sections of the country, and both understand the importance of civic involvement and political duty, and not just for the biased and trend-following portion of our urban population.
Letter: No apologies from township schools
Prior to making broad generalizations around the need for “attention, engagement, and scrutiny,” it is important to ensure that all of the facts are in place.
Now is the time to reverse state’s school-funding decline
Indiana policymakers love to celebrate Indiana’s leadership, but one ranking our lawmakers can’t tout is the Hoosier state’s standing on school funding and teacher pay. Indiana ranks below average nationally and fails to compete with nearly all neighboring states in funding public schools and teacher compensation. A recently released study on Indiana’s school funding and […]
Brian Burton: Better addiction treatment leads to stronger workforce
A lot has been done here to fight the epidemic and establish recovery efforts, but addiction treatment is still fragmented and oftentimes inaccessible for this vulnerable population.
GREG MORRIS: Lunar-landing anniversary highlights Hoosier strength
Indiana is home to an impressive collection of aerospace industry assets.
EDITORIAL: Hate crimes law is practical move, although it’s far from perfect
We are less pleased that many Republican lawmakers did everything they could to ensure the law did not include specific language about gender identity.
Memory Bank: A freedom march in downtown Indy
Black activists marched as part of a freedom rally supporting the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in downtown Indianapolis on Aug. 10, 1963.
Mandy Haskett: Manage your energy, not your time
Being busy all day long without feeling fulfilled is a red flag that our energy reserves are being slowly depleted—task by task, meeting by meeting, and email by email.
PETE THE PLANNER: A couple disagrees about budgeting their $200,000 income
Pushing the limits of housing affordability will compromise the rest of your financial life, as it drives up utility, maintenance, taxes and insurance expenses.
Battered software firm was unrelenting in quest to find buyer
Software maker Determine Inc.'s investment bankers contacted dozens of prospective suitors as the company racked up millions of dollars in losses and burned through cash.
Splenda-maker Heartland adds products, continues rapid expansion
Heartland has expanded its local production facilities multiple times since 2015, adding hundreds of employees and rolling out several new products, including a brand of cold-brew coffee, Java House, that hit the market last year.
MD Logistics adds Plainfield warehouse
The Plainfield-based company said it spent $1 million on improvements to the 180,000-square-foot, temperature-controlled facility at 2370 Perry Road.
Cummins testing electric postal vehicles
The delivery vans have an all-electric range of up to 85 miles and can be fully charged in about eight hours.
Subaru building $4.2M training center in Lafayette
The facility will include a 7,000-square-foot simulated factory floor featuring training robots, assembly-line simulators, a car lift, a forklift and work space for interns.
Baby’s restaurant opening in former drag club
The family-friendly restaurant, which will have a retro-diner atmosphere, will also acknowledge the space’s history as the former home of Talbott Street Nightclub.
Randall Shepard: Debate over Electoral College more nuanced than it seems
Our own South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg has urged us to move to a popular vote system, saying the current system has “made our society less and less democratic.
Curt Smith: Mayor Pete’s only stumble is his attacks on Pence
Mayor Pete (his preferred nickname) is off to a start that’s more than impressive; it is stellar.
Michael Leppert: Biden’s greatness aside, it might be Buttigieg’s time
It’s easy to get excited about Mayor Pete if you are a Democrat in Indiana. His brand is as refreshing as there is on the national stage.
Jennifer Wagner: Humble, cocooned Hoosiers relucant to embrace reform
I want to focus on the broader perspective of why change is so hard here.