McKenzie Conrad and Danielle Drake: Why Indiana should push back on surveillance expansion
Data can reveal deeply personal details about someone’s life, including visits to doctors, places of worship or protests.
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Walker Lasbury: Indiana is overdue for plate reader safeguards
Knit together, cameras let police reconstruct an intimate portrait of your life.
Scott Shoemaker: Cameras provide valued service within current limits
Murderers, rapists, kidnappers and many other violent criminals are found due to automated license plate readers.
Tanya Terry: Restrictions aren’t the answer — clear standards are
Clear, consistent standards can reinforce accountability and public trust without weakening a tool that continues to save lives.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Rollback of environmental protections threatens health
The price will be paid in the currency of disease and death.
George Hornedo: Indianapolis and the value of social connection
What would it look like to invest in social infrastructure with the same intentionality we bring to physical infrastructure?
Lindsay Shipps Haake: Navigating grief in all its weird twists and turns
Grief manifests as a mercurial ghost, shows up in ways you simply cannot prepare for.
Brad Rateike: With friend’s passing, tears fall and thunder rolls
He is the kind of friend you think of often because of how many memories are triggered by everyday things.
Jim Shella: Remembering 3 good friends in journalism
All served this community with distinction before leaving this earth with little warning.
Deborah Daniels: At 250, United States offers hope amid its struggles
I have great faith that, as before, we will eventually rise above our current controversies.
Claire Fiddian-Green: At 11,539 feet, a reminder of what Hoosiers can do
Why, in the middle of the Rockies, is a mountain pass named for Hoosiers?
Bill Taft: Let’s try thinking like a farmer to grow urban housing
South Bend has quietly reversed this loss of housing by fostering a community of small developers.
Dana Black: Legislators shouldn’t have made homelessness a crime
Officially the bill is called a public camping ban, but it really criminalizes homelessness.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: A property tax exam even Superman couldn’t solve
Our exam concerns state Rep. J.D. Prescott’s plan to eliminate property taxes.
Curt Smith: Soccer has some powerful Indiana political pioneers
Fitting, because America is hosting the World Cup finals this summer while marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: What I learned in 100 days spreading unbridled joy
As the summer months fade fully into political silly season, I’m going to do my best to hold on to my 100 days of joy.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: Lesson from my youth: Never play cards with rich kids
The caution in dealing with certain of the rich is ingrained.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: How to bring about change as a Democrat in Indiana
Going to rural Indiana and offering nothing but Democratic Socialist or progressive candidates is not going to implement that change.
NBA chief says Caitlin Clark has become ‘political football’ amid WNBA officiating debates
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver made the remarks during an onstage conversation with financial columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin at the Game Plan Summit, presented by CNBC and Boardroom.
