John McDonald: Indiana’s future in delivery is delivering
It’s clearer than ever that autonomous vehicles and things like IoT-enabled delivery solutions would be viable solutions to the increasing demand for delivery services.
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Randall Shepard: Indiana’s civic health is strong—except in voting
Our performance has been below the national turnout since about 1990.
Richard Feldman: Marijuana should be treated more like alcohol
The acceptance clearly crosses political party lines, evidenced by the states that have passed legalization statutes and referendums.
Michael Leppert: The Red for Ed rally changed the context of 2020
Holcomb will need to overcome a legacy of choices that have led us here, many of which preceded him.
Deborah Daniels: The young’uns might have a reason to be frustrated
What I am talking about is our overall selfishness as a generation.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Indiana’s teachers have been miseducated
We are not talking about 15 additional hours of certification. It’s included in the 90 hours teachers must get already.
Glenda Ritz: Red for Ed—who is listening?
Our Indiana teachers really are taking home less pay today.
Marshawn Wolley: Indy needs a city official focused on black males
Last year, 103 black males were murdered in Indianapolis.
Bill Oesterle: Voting trends could spell trouble for GOP
I am not predicting a blue-wave here, but some of Indiana’s most important races could become dramatically more competitive.
Curt Smith: Attorney general, 5th District will be races to watch
Party insiders worry Curtis Hill is vulnerable, and anyone who wins the Democratic nomination could run a negative campaign.
Jennifer Wagner: When parenting looks a lot like politics
If the person with whom you’re negotiating gives you what you want, take the win and move on.
Shariq Siddiqui: We can’t shirk protecting children to save a dime
Approximately five U.S. children die every day of child abuse.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Let’s build bridges with people who don’t think like us
Why not strengthen fraying relationships by developing solutions in areas where we agree?
Leah McGrath: Policy issues and our reactions to them are nuanced
Thoughtfulness takes time. Listening takes time. Reading more than the headline and beyond the 120 characters takes time.
Dana Black: An example where gerrymandering backfired
It is time for candidates to earn votes and let their policies stand or fall as they are presented to constituents.”
Adrianne Slash: Let’s do better finding candidates for next election
We can raise voter turnout and hold inspiring and engaging elections while moving our city forward.
Steve Sanders: We have a living Constitution. Do we need the ERA?
Sex discrimination was widely accepted when the Fourteenth Amendment was adopted in 1868.
Gary Varvel: Why this evangelical is not afraid of climate change
When I hear Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez promote the Green New Deal and say we only have 12 years left, my eyes roll.
Ed DeLaney: Hoosier educators—walking out or just walking away?
There always will be pay differences between school districts. But the growing reliance on referendums to increase pay presents a novel threat.