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LETTER: Lack of congestion is local advantage
I like to brag about Indy’s rush hour where traffic on I-69 slows to 60 mph. That’s worth a lot to me.
LOPRESTI: Triplet starters hope to lift Cascade girls hoops team
The Bryant sisters combine their individual gifts, prepare to make mark in senior year.
DUVALL: Teachers need affordable and safe housing near schools
Teacher’s Village, a cluster of affordable housing for teachers on the near-east side in Indianapolis, will be only five minutes away from several schools.
Fishers developer proposes $29M senior living community
Daniel Hubbard intends to construct paired patio homes and an assisted living facility on a 19-acre property along 126th Street, if city officials approve his rezoning request.
McCABE: Cities can drive climate action with Paris Accord in flux
If I were an Indiana mayor, I would ask: What are the best things I can do to serve my city and reduce my city’s carbon footprint?
MORRIS: Let’s do more to support veterans
Set an example for our state government by thanking those who’ve served in the military.
Bring offshore profits home—but companies shouldn’t squander cash
There is an estimated $2.6 trillion in profits that companies have made in other parts of the world—and are leaving there to avoid paying hefty taxes on the earnings when they transfer the money to the United States.
Is it an emergency? Anthem makes patients question ER visits
Anthem said it has seen a drop in unnecessary ER visits in Kentucky since it started its review there and has rejected only around 1 percent of all claims as avoidable. The policy will expand to Indiana next year.
Timber sale at Indiana forests takes place despite protest
About 200 protesters chanted as state officials oversaw the sale of timber rights on 300 acres of two state forests in southern Indiana.
Colts release Davis after he publicly complains about organization
The Indianapolis Colts released two-time NFL Pro Bowl cornerback Vontae Davis on Thursday, less than 24 hours after the injured player took his complaints about a demotion public.
ANGI’s first earnings as public company disappoint Wall Street
The company, a combination of Angie’s List and HomeAdvisor, missed expectations on quarterly revenue. But its CEO says he is pleased with the results and that the merger is progressing as planned.
Study: Most student loan fraud claims involve for-profits
More than 7,300 claims of fraud came from students who attended the now-defunct Carmel-based ITT Technical Institute chain.
Developers propose $113M commercial project near I-65 in Whitestown
Plans from the two Indianapolis-area firms call for more than 2 million square feet of space in a development encompassing 170 acres.
HAND encouraging donors not to show up for latest fundraiser
The event, called Stay at Home for HAND, is scheduled for 6 p.m. Saturday, but there is no venue, dinner, cash bar or program.
One Fountain Square apartment project opening, another progressing
The five-story Forte on Shelby Street is set to welcome its first tenants next month, while the developer of a similar project five blocks east prepares to get under way.
After 29 years, Fishers Freedom Festival coming to an end
The city’s decision to end support has made the annual summer event financially impossible, organizers said.
Pence pays tribute to late Indiana economist Bill Styring
Vice President Mike Pence said Indiana economist William Styring III, who died Monday, will long be remembered “for his life of humble service and commitment to economic freedom.”
Panera Bread acquiring Au Bon Pain as founder steps down
Panera Bread founder Ron Shaich is stepping down as CEO and the company is buying Au Bon Pain—bringing together two chains the executive helped build.
Trump expected to name ex-Lilly exec to lead Health & Human Services
Alex Azar, who ran U.S. operations for Eli Lilly before leaving in January, would be the administration’s point person on running—or dismantling—Obamacare.