AES should move to renewable faster
We are accountable for how we are taking care of God’s creation and have a chance to encourage AES Indiana towards a better future by holding them accountable for their promise of a true clean energy transition.
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Tony Armstrong: Student innovation, entrepreneurship will boost state
Indiana higher education is a breeding ground for creativity, innovation and talent.
Lopresti: Navigating the unexpected is an endless ordeal for Colts fans
When Matt Ryan was acquired with such fanfare and hope in March—only 11 days before April Fool’s Day, by the way—who possibly could have seen last Sunday coming? Week 8, and he’s on the bench—probably for good.
Editorial: Special care and transparency needed to plan for Indiana’s water needs
Ultimately, no part of the state should become economically parched due to the lack of an adequate water supply. And care must be taken to make sure existing aquifers aren’t overtaxed or abused.
Mickey Maurer: Pence 2.0 is not an upgrade over original
In a defining opportunity for would-be statesman Mike Pence, he stomped on Hoosiers again by headlining a fundraiser for Diego Morales, the Republican nominee for secretary of state.
Angie Stocklin: Company culture is not pingpong, free lunches
I am a firm believer that every company needs an identifiable north star in the form of a mission, vision or purpose statement.
Balch, Marri, Morrone & VanFossen: Here are the reasons students should become teachers
Indiana needs teachers who are both qualified and dedicated to ensuring that our children are educated, thoughtful and informed people in every role in society.
Jeffrey Mittman: Need workers? Don’t overlook people with disabilities
Due to a lack of employment opportunities, nearly 28% of individuals with vision loss in the United States live below the poverty line compared with 11.4% for all Americans.
Pete the Planner: Don’t let one house mistake lead to something worse
You have two primary options: Refinance to a fixed rate mortgage or move.
Letter: Journalism is secret to democracy
My grandfather said journalism was the highest calling. That journalists had a sacred responsibility to the “sheep” to tell the “truth.”
Bohanon and Horowitz: Data shows rich outpace poor in income growth
Rising inequality was primarily because the richest quintile’s incomes increased faster than households in other quintiles.
Letter: Walker has earned Senate seat
Walker has focused on issues that matter to the district, including funding schools, creating jobs, making our community safer and improving quality of life.
Jalene Hahn: Planning for lifetime tax minimization has benefits
In addition to annual tax planning, one concept to consider is looking at lifetime tax implications and trying to achieve lifetime tax smoothing.
Bohanon and Horowitz: Most public-sector decisions are best left to lawmakers
Not much is newsworthy about a common-sense bill that passes with unanimous support.
Tim Cook: It’s time to hush the quiet quitting catchphrase
As destructive as I find the stereotypes it promotes, the idea of quiet quitting seems to align a bit too cozily with a post-COVID world.
Editorial: It’s time to cast your vote
Go to indianavoters.in.gov to check your voting status, find out where to vote and see when polling sites will be open in your area. You can even ask for an absentee ballot by mail from the site.
Gary Gibson: Revamp drug program to correct lack of oversight
The 340B Drug Discount Program is meant to serve those who need it most, but contract pharmacies have taken advantage of the program.
Luke Kenley, Dr. Judith Monroe and Dr. Kristina Box: Indiana must level disparities in public health funding
Building a stronger public health system is the next step to ensuring that Indiana continues to stand out as a place where people want to live and work.
Letters: Law was solution in search of problem
In Indiana, there are no known reports of health care professionals falsely marketing themselves as something they are not.
Mike Lopresti: Remembering the final mythical state champions
The Panthers began that season with a 41-game winning streak. They would end it with the streak at 51 and the undisputed mythical state champions.