I learned in the 1990s what city leaders need to accept now: Developing innovative ways to deliver government services better, faster and cheaper is essential to improve the quality of life in our communities.
Long viewed as a cornerstone of modern diagnostics, the specialty now faces a convergence of structural pressures that threaten its sustainability.
We already have many of the ingredients to build a life sciences ecosystem that can rival that of the coasts.
Each year, lung cancer kills more people than colorectal, pancreas and breast cancer—the second-, third- and fourth-leading cancer killers—combined.
The stats and the history are there to warrant Indiana’s place as a premier volleyball community.
This proposal allows a limited number of very large businesses to buy their electricity from private power providers instead of the utility.
Over the past seven years, our supporters have invested more than $25 million in postsecondary readiness initiatives because they believed in what IPS students could achieve when given the right resources and support.
I am working to develop a standardized, statewide framework for evaluating data center projects.
Citizens has developed a 50-year water resource plan and added more than 50 million gallons of water per day of supply and more than 100 million gallons of water per day of water transfer capacity to our system.
As we look across the country at a legal system trending anti-business, both in verdicts and unpredictability, we want to restore fairness and balance to our system by modernizing tort law.
Suddenly, the Illinois folks are optimistic, almost bubbly about prospects of finalizing an Arlington Heights deal.
Violent crime was down nearly 8% in 2025 from the previous year. Property crime dropped almost 10%.
Passing year-round E15 is a common-sense action Congress can take, right now, to support American farmers, lower prices at the pump and create a brighter future for this country.
Doing nothing is not acceptable. The status quo places the greatest burden on families with the least resources.
HB 1042 would require several state-administered retirement programs to offer cryptocurrency ETFs as standard investment options, allowing Hoosiers to diversify their portfolios within a regulated framework.
To remain the same was not an option. And to resist any sort of real, local consideration of the matter would have only hurt our city and its students in the long run.
Test scores remain important point-in-time measures of student progress. But they should be the means to an end, not the goal.
Violent crime, including homicides and non-fatal shootings, is down almost 20% from 2024.
As we close out national CS Education Week, we’re asking parents, educators, policymakers and other community leaders to join us in this critical effort.
When we stop managing decline and start hunting for efficiency, we can solve our biggest challenges without asking the taxpayers for a bailout.
