Watching news of the strike against General Motors, I was reminded of my youth.
Indiana’s legislature sets the rules for how money for schools is divvied up. Lawmakers determine what each district gets, how much charter schools get, how much is handed out as vouchers to send kids to private schools.
A colleague and I ran into Indiana Sen. Jim Merritt, R-Indianapolis, the other day as we all left the Statehouse.
It took nine months after South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg kicked off his long-shot Democratic presidential campaign before he landed his first spate of Indiana endorsements.
Public has right to know what happened in Vigo clerk's office
A special prosecutor appointed to handle the case of an altered election filing document in the Vigo County Clerk's office earlier this year delivered her decision this week: No criminal charges would be filed against anyone, and no further action was warranted. Case closed.
Twenty models of 'best car in the world,' the Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, spent the night in Terre Haute last weekend.
A recent study by Ball State professor Jagdish Khubchandani concluded that few schools have protocols for dealing with teen dating violence, which is a problem.
A colleague and I ran into Indiana Sen. Jim Merritt, R-Indianapolis, the other day as we all left the Statehouse.
Schools officials took threat report seriously
A situation last week at a middle school football game in Sullivan illustrated the complications of public safety in 2019.
With autumn just around the corner, our thoughts often turn to apples, pumpkins, spice and everything nice. This year, be a part of the something nice by inviting others to join you on your outdoor adventures.
Jennifer McCormick will be Indiana’s last elected superintendent of public instruction – but that doesn’t mean her last election is behind her.
Forgive me if I get a little hot under the collar when I hear politicians boasting about a $2 billion surplus.
They brought this on themselves.
Forgive me if I get a little hot under the collar when I hear politicians boasting about a $2 billion surplus.
All that was missing from the third Democratic presidential debate was a campfire and a chorus of “Kumbaya.”
Jennifer McCormick will be Indiana’s last elected superintendent of public instruction – but that doesn’t mean her last election is behind her.
People who exist without a home are not invisible, nor are they unimportant.
Memo to President Donald J. Trump: No political party has a monopoly on faith.
So there was President Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday, mocking his most recently departed National Security Adviser John Bolton as a "Mr. Tough Guy."
Faith matters. And that may be a place where Americans trapped in these tumultuous days can come together.
Jenny DeVoe is one of Indiana's most popular performers with 11 albums, a Billboard songwriting award, a busy gig schedule and a home in Indy with Rob and their dogs. On Saturday night, DeVoe and her band perform in a prime-time at the 19th annual Blues at the Crossroads festival in downtown Terre Haute.
The 52nd annual Parade of Homes for Howard County will take place Sunday, Sept. 15, and continue on Sunday, Sept. 22, from 1 to 5 p.m. each day. Additional info can be obtained at kokomohomebuilders.org
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