Jim Shella: Sen. Ernst is wrong about Medicaid. I personally know.
[Medicaid] definitely improved the quality of her final years of life.
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Dr. Richard Feldman: Reviewing health bills from this legislative session
A year of wins and losses amid extreme budgetary pressures.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Meals on Wheels supports recovery one meal at a time
Individuals recovering from substance use disorders often face nutritional deficiencies that can hinder both physical and mental healing.
Lindsay Shipps Haake: Discontinuing summer benefits will leave kids hungry
SUN Bucks provides a mere $120 in grocery benefits per eligible school-age child when school is out for summer.
Bill Taft: Here’s how we fill Unigov’s proverbial potholes
The outer townships of Indianapolis that once boomed with new development are experiencing many of the challenges of age.
Chris Hancock: To solve housing shortage, address barriers
It’s essential that we address these barriers to ensure safe and affordable housing for all.
Aspen Clemons: Competing in global market requires affordable housing
In 2024, the jobs that employed the most Hoosiers did not provide average wages that kept up with housing costs.
Gina Miller: Solutions for housing should be multifaceted
When stakeholders ask whether we need strategy A, B, C or D—our answer is, ‘Yes.’
Brad Rateike: I unloaded the dishwasher without being prompted
After having a long-term roommate for nearly 11 years, it might be time to take McRaven’s advice and step it up around the house.
Deborah Daniels: Are the Oscars an example of DEI gone too far? Maybe.
Might the vast overreaction on the right not have occurred but for the dogmatic insistence on DEI quotas on the left?
Claire Fiddian-Green: A proposed new approach for career advising in Indiana
The world of work evolves continuously, and the pace has only increased due to the impact of automation and AI.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: The older I get, the more ‘liberal’ I get.
When I say I’m more free market, that means I am anti-tariff.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: The Pacers, politics and history being made
Lots of people run for office knowing they have very little chance of winning.
George Gemelas: Today I’ll break a trend: Openly thanking a politician
He knows how to level with you, too.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Trump team has little regard for scientific evidence
Our country has entered dangerous waters.
Pierre M. Atlas: Words don’t kill, but rhetoric can incite violence
Such inflammatory and dehumanizing rhetoric is being used to rationalize mass deportations without due process of law.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: The Rule of Law is what makes America great
Today, the challenge being made by the executive branch to the judicial branch is unlike anything this country has experienced before.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: University faculty put in their places. But by whom?
Indiana had a chance to double-down on support for study and research.
Curt Smith: A religious resurgence might be taking place
Springtide Research Institute found a third of 18- to 25-year-olds believe in God, up from a quarter in 2021.