I spent $14 (clearly the break was the manufacturer’s fault, not mine) in 26 seconds, and the replacement arrived at my home 36 hours later. I loved it.
Read MoreThe cost of doing nothing and losing out on $50 million a year in new money from the state would be even worse than increasing the wheel tax.
Read MoreFor centuries, humans have considered how to tell each other the truth.
So, what are we to think of the odds of Braden Smith, the highly accomplished and very local kid, making good with the Pacers?
Republicans were smart to nominate someone other than Diego Morales.
Attracting talent is only half the challenge. Retaining it is where many cities, including Indianapolis, still struggle.
Like me, the governor is a founder who grew into a business leader, and now he’s paying it forward on a statewide scale.
The businesses caught in the middle of construction work are hurting right now, and we can’t wait until the road is repaved to help them.
Indiana performs particularly well because it combines a strong overall policy environment with relatively light regulatory burdens on charitable organizations and meaningful protections for donors.
As America turns 250, we should be filled with gratitude and the determination to preserve what has made this nation exceptional for future generations.
One of the most common mistakes companies make is promoting strong individual contributors into leadership roles without giving them the tools, support or guidance to lead effectively.
For most of history, adopting an innovation without the ruling class’s permission was unthinkable.
According to Bloomberg Intelligence, companies tied to AI now account for more than half of the S&P 500’s weighting.
Chris Widlic is retiring after 23 years with multiple television stations in Indianapolis.
We urge the full council to approve the $100 rate — a vote we hope will be bipartisan. After all, this is a plan created by Republicans in the Legislature largely to provide additional revenue to Marion County.
I find it impossible to visit another city without thinking about how the best parts of it could be transported to where I live.
Homeowners deserve lasting, real relief from their leaders, not unachievable campaign promises that don’t lower their bottom line.
We can’t change the past, but we can refuse to repeat our mistakes. We should undertake now to buy remaining urban forests and suitable natural lands from willing sellers to reduce the scope of the next DigIndy.
We cannot rest on progress. We must instead build momentum in tackling some of our city’s toughest challenges.
We might expect deportations of immigrants to lead to higher employment for U.S.-born workers. But the data show no positive effect on total employment, on total hours worked or on wages of U.S.-born workers.
Following the disruptions of the pandemic, marketers regained confidence.
Once you believe the other side is motivated by hatred rather than just different values, compromise becomes nearly impossible.
