Candidates in their 20s win at least 3 Indiana mayoral races
Republican Matt Gentry, who won Lebanon's election Tuesday with nearly two-thirds of the vote, was among the 20-something mayoral candidates to claim victory.
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Manning-themed beer hits market, Mountain Dew sponsors Pacers’ fan space
Indianapolis microbrewery Tow Yard Brewing Co. and Denver-based Factotum Brewhouse are partnering to make a Peyton Manning-themed beer—named Oatmaha—ahead of this Sunday’s Broncos-Colts clash at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Hamilton County voter turnout dips to single digits
With only a couple contested races—and none considered competitive—only 8.6 percent of registered voters in the 105 precincts with an election cast a ballot.
Zionsville voters approve school funding referendum
The proposal will allow Zionsville Community Schools to impose a maximum 24.44-cent tax rate per $100 of assessed value for the next six years. It is the same maximum rate already in place.
West-side IT firm plans to add 89 jobs by 2019
Kinney Group, which currently has 41 full-time workers in Indiana, said it will invest $5.8 million to renovate 10,000 square feet of space at 2425 W. Michigan St.
Crime, budgets, schools: The issues facing the new mayor
Mayor-elect Joe Hogsett, a Democrat, faces tough challenges that will likely require cooperation with a City-County Council that’s been on the outs with lame duck Mayor Greg Ballard.
‘Uber for marketing’ startup off to hot start
The company, called Torchlite, connects small businesses with freelance digital marketing specialists. An Apple and Salesforce alumna started it in June.
Democrats win control of Indianapolis City-County Council
Democrats won 13 of the 25 districts to maintain their majority as incumbents from both parties lost.
Hogsett wins Indy mayor’s race easily
Democrat Joe Hogsett defeated Republican Chuck Brewer to take over leadership of Indiana’s capital city.
Aluminum extrusion plant plans $8.5M expansion
Alexandria Extrusion MidAmerica LLC is planning an expansion at the aging Indianapolis plant it bought in 2012, helping it create 30 jobs and retain 60 workers.
Automakers have big October; record year in sight
Sales of new cars and trucks rose by double-digit percentages at most major automakers in October, and companies are raising their expectations for the rest of the year.
Senate blocks legislation to undercut EPA water rules
Democrats have blocked a Senate bill co-authored by Joe Donnelly of Indiana that would have forced the Obama administration to withdraw new federal rules to protect smaller streams, tributaries and wetlands from development and pollution.
KRUGMAN: Boring Canadians win—again—by going their own way
When it comes to economic policy, the reputation is undeserved: Canada has surprisingly often been the place where the future happens first.
COLLINS: Japan has eclipsed the U.S. on working women? Really?
Japan now has a higher proportion of working women than we do. I’m trying to get my head around this fact.
DOWD: Benghazi circus aside, Hillary failed in Middle East
Hillary Clinton is never more alluring than when a bunch of pasty-faced, nasty-tongued white men bully her.
IRELAND: Clinton owes a string of apologies for harsh comparisons
Every person who seeks our nation’s highest office must embrace the notion that we are all Americans first — not partisan actors.
BOEHM: A committee with great potential should persevere
It was clear from the commission’s first meeting, largely introductory, that there is a wide range of opinion among the members as to the need for any change, and the nature of any desired reform.
SHABAZZ: Indiana Democrats’ road plans are paths to nowhere
Hey, guys. How’s it been going? I am writing this column to offer you all some friendly advice.
WAGNER: Deep gratitude for an under-appreciated public office
With the exception of the happy task of issuing marriage licenses, the Marion County clerk oversees a panoply of important but not particularly uplifting duties: collecting child support, administering court filings, maintaining old records and running our local elections.
DIETER: The GOP field: Is this the best a major party can offer?
It’s hard not to feel sorry for the many Republicans who care about their communities and country, not their neighbor’s bedroom behavior; seek elected officials to represent constituents, not plutocrats; and recognize their good fortune and do not wish to deny others.