Lindsay Shipps Haake: It’s beyond time to fix Indianapolis’ infrastructure
Years of disrepair and deferred maintenance have positioned Indianapolis for a historic and urgent decision by our City-County Council.
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Amar Patel: The next challenge for Indy: helping people advance
Investment can flow into a region without necessarily changing the trajectory of the people who live there.
Bill Taft: A renewed federal incentive for Indiana’s development
Opportunity Zones have attracted approximately $100 billion in qualifying equity investments over 5,600 low-income neighborhoods nationwide.
Brad Rateike: Communication matters — and not just in politics
If you’ve ever been married, you already know this.
Jim Shella: The commencement speech I’d like to give
As Dirty Harry would say: “A man’s got to know his limitations.”
George Gemelas: America, happy birthday! Sincerely, a young citizen.
I’m sorry that so many young people in the U.S. are down on you.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Ebola exposes dangers of Trump’s world health approach
Withdrawal isolates the United States and hinders communication with the international health community.
Claire Fiddian-Green: How the science of reading helps Hoosier students
Many blame the COVID-19 pandemic for lagging academic achievement at both the state and national levels.
Curt Smith: Federal bills would help prevent child exploitation
Courts nationwide are already striking down similar efforts in other states, and Indiana’s laws may soon face federal challenges.
Dennis Murphy: Fathers play critical role in developing strong kids
I’m challenging us to use this Father’s Day as a platform not simply for celebrating dads but also for committing ourselves to helping dads be as engaged and effective as possible.
14 candidates for 5 seats: Here’s who is running for school board at IPS and other area districts
Candidates had until noon Thursday to be on the November ballot. This was the first time candidates could include their political affiliations.
Ballard campaign disavows ‘rogue’ volunteer accused of forging signatures
Hamilton County officials have reported a page of 10 signatures submitted by a volunteer for Greg Ballard’s independent campaign for Indiana secretary of state as potentially fraudulent.
Ascension St. Vincent set to lose in-network status with UnitedHealthcare without new contract
Negotiations continue as a deadline looms, but disagreements persist about the reimbursement rate Ascension St. Vincent should receive for care provided to UnitedHealthcare members.
Indiana governor calls for rehearing of AES rate case
In a joint statement with Abby Gray, head of the state’s Office of Utility Consumer Counselor, Braun called the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission’s decision “unacceptable.”
FDA panel backs first-of-its-kind flu vaccine using mRNA technology
The ability to quickly manufacture vaccines that closely match the latest flu strains could prevent thousands of hospitalizations.
Summer solstice art show connects with natural world
“Coordinates of Belonging” group art show set in garden, cottage and barn spaces celebrates summer’s arrival.
Student loan payers who enroll in autopay to get bigger discount
The discount could result in savings of hundreds or thousands of dollars over the lifetime of a student loan.
IEDC ‘on track’ to close out first edition of community grants, start awarding new round
Indiana Economic Development Corp. leaders say the state’s $1 billion economic development grant program is right on schedule, including two initiatives tackling blight and benefiting the arts.
Federal regulators back Trump’s plan to speed power to energy-hungry AI data centers
Large energy users are seeking to connect more quickly to the nation’s inefficient and electric transmission system to accommodate surging demand from power-hungry artificial intelligence data centers.
