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Billionaire Icahn wants Caesars Entertainment to sell itself
Caesars owns four of Indiana’s highest-revenue casinos and any sale would need approval from the Indiana Gaming Commission and Indiana Horse Racing Commission.
Trump grows frustrated with Dan Coats, leading some to fear he might be fired
The president has never seen Coats—the nation’s top intelligence official and a former senator from Indiana—as a close or trusted adviser, sources told The Washington Post. But Trump has become more frustrated with him in recent weeks over public statements that Trump sees as undercutting his policy goals.
Neighbors oppose Carmel housing project
City councilors will consider traffic concerns as they debate whether to approve rezoning for a proposed neighborhood at the northeast corner of Keystone Parkway and 136th Street.
Senate Republicans strip hate crimes bill of victim categories
Democrats—including several who are part of minority groups—pleaded with Republicans not to change the bill, but the amendment passed 33-16. Sen. Greg Taylor predicts the backlash “might be worse than RFRA.”
Brad Rateike: Leaks undermine good governance
Imagine if every private conversation you had at work were made available to the press, to your customers, to your boss.
Adrianne Slash: Legislators need to get out of their echo chambers
The more representative voices in the elective process, the better.
Anne Hathaway: IndyGo has not made safety a priority in Red Line project
IndyGo officials have offered little in the way of solutions or partnership—replying with nothing more than verbal shrugs.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Gun ownership should come at a price
The Constitution might promise the right to bear arms, but that right is not unlimited.
VW money available soon for air-quality projects
The primary goal is to produce sustainable, transformative projects.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Education is key to breaking the cycle of poverty
Poverty does not have to equate to destiny.
Ed DeLaney: The new attack on common schools
The transition from educating broadly to training for careers would call for a dramatic reconsideration of the purpose of public education.
Mixed-use project planned for Speedway’s main drag
A Fishers-based developer is planning two buildings with retail storefronts, office space and condos that could draft on Main Street’s recent momentum.
Leah McGrath: More important than straight A’s
Somewhere in time, we separated morality and mindfulness from academics in schools.
John McDonald: Let’s expand the definition of ‘teacher’
We have to train data workers in skills like individual entrepreneurship, design thinking, software coding, blockchain, machine learning and the gig economy.
Deborah Hearn Smith: Here before the Mayflower ever arrived
It pains me to know a young person can graduate with honors from high school and not know the importance of anyone of non-European ancestry.
Dana Black: Black History Month education is for white folks, too
We have contributed at every level to make this nation what it is and you can’t ignore it because the ugly parts make you uncomfortable.
Una Osili: Misperceptions about inequality hamper debate
Many Americans hold overly optimistic beliefs concerning the current state of racial disparities.
Carey Hamilton: Why do we make it hard for working people to vote?
If voters demand sensible, responsible leadership, I’m optimistic we can overcome reflexive partisanship.
Kyle Hupfer: To increase the vote, let’s talk civics
We need to ensure that every student, before he or she enters adulthood and the rigors of daily life, has a basic understanding of our form of government.