David Kelleher: A turning point in health care for employers and patients
These tools have helped shine a light on pricing and performance at the hospital level, something employers never had before.
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Angie Carr Klitzsch: Why Indiana can’t afford to ignore child care policy
The average cost of child care in Indiana hovers around $8,000 per year, outpacing the average price of in-state tuition.
Mandy Haskett: Get ahead of the curve by relying on wisdom, not effort
The resulting paradox is this: The same relentless drive that’s making us successful here in the first half of life makes us miserable in the second.
Mark Montieth: Sportswriter Bob Hammel wasn’t a paragon of objectivity, but he remained true to his kind nature
Bob Hammel might qualify as the biggest homer of all sportswriters in Indiana, if not beyond, during his 30 years as sports editor of the Bloomington Herald-Times (which was named the Daily Herald-Telephone the year his tenure started).
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Generic drug shortages can be remedied with the right approach
However, 92% of prescriptions in the United States are filled with generics, which account for less than 13% of total drug spending.
Peter Dunn: Know your real expenses before making retirement plan
Which is exactly why my goal is to have less income in retirement than I require as a working person in the prime of my career (or past my prime—whatever).
Jeremy Brilliant: Why traditional media still matters to business
That’s why understanding how the media works in 2025 isn’t a luxury for business leaders; it’s a strategic imperative.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Fed chair should be allowed to finish his term
Criticism of the Fed is fair game.
Editorial: Let’s commend organizers for a safe, festive All-Star Weekend
Downtown was vibrant. And downtown was safe (that’s important given three recent weekends with shootings downtown). The energy was amazing.
Ryan Callahan: Making Indiana a leader in radiopharmaceutical care
I believe this opportunity deserves a “whole of Indiana” effort and a renewed ambition to develop talent, infrastructure and policies that will sustain our momentum.
Rep. Earl Harris Jr.: Gutting DEI programming will hurt Indiana for years
If we continue down this path, we’ll see Indiana dip even lower in national rankings.
Derek Schultz: Looking back at 10 years of Colts disappointments
Sadly, 10 years, 14 quarterbacks and 0 division titles later, the only consistent thing the Colts have done in the last 10 years is repeatedly fall short.
Nate Feltman: Indiana 250 leaders are driving change
The Indiana 250 is a snapshot of those bold thinkers and doers who are shaping the future of our state—from large-company CEOs and innovative entrepreneurs to dedicated community advocates.
Derek Schultz: Clark’s absence couldn’t halt WNBA’s unstoppable momentum
What we’ve all been missing in the heated discourse about Clark is the fact that there’s even a discourse about professional women’s basketball at all.
Angie Stocklin: Team members—like kids—need connection and independence
I am not suggesting you treat your team members like your children or that you strive to create the same type of attachments you have with your children.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Markets and societies function better working from empathy, not animosity
The essence of social capital is the strength and quality of our relationships.
Pete the planner: You can learn from others’ failures but consider the context
To no surprise, I’ve spent the last 30-some years attempting to learn from the mistakes of others, so that someone else’s pain could end up being my gain.
Editorial: Welcome to the WNBA’s best and the fans here to celebrate them
We hope you saw from the moment you got off the plane at Indianapolis International Airport how much we love basketball in Indiana.
Lesley Weidenbener: I’m feeling emotional about All-Star Weekend
It’s the same emotion I felt 25 years ago when the Indiana Fever launched. It seems crazy to think about now, but at the time, the idea that women had a professional basketball league seemed unreal to me.
Bill Browne and Greg Henneke: Downtown district—now in place—is showing its worth
With more than $9.5 billion in downtown development reshaping our skyline, the need for consistent, responsive street-level services has never been greater.