The quickest and fairest response to Indiana House Bill 1041, which would bar transgender women from participating in girls’ sports is simple. Wait until more research tells us how transitioning affects a teenage athlete’s body.

Sometimes, a revolution doesn’t happen with guns, tanks and bombs.

In the past six years, we’ve watched as four of Indiana’s 11 congressional seats were won by the highest bidder, including one of the state’s U.S. Senate seats. Will the governor’s office be next?

If you want to understand why government in our country is so often lost, ineffectual and misguided, just look at what’s happening in our Indiana General Assembly.

Indiana state legislators should show some trust, respect and support for the Hoosiers who teach in our public schools.

The curious crow in artist Mike Neary's latest painting gets a bird's-eye view of 2021 life.

My grandfather was a career educator. He started teaching school even before he finished college. In the early days of the 20th century a person could do that.

Last year was one of the bloodiest years in Indiana history as Indianapolis set yet another homicide record with 271 murders, while Evansville, Fort Wayne and South Bend all had deadly years.

It is a bitterly cold day as I write this. A few snowflakes are showing themselves in a steady, nearly-horizontal, breeze outside the window of my warm writing spot and the sky is the color of ashes.

Pioneers were inherently gutsy. But the pioneers that created the Lost Creek settlement possessed an even deeper layer of courage.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb had a peculiar political problem as he prepared to deliver his sixth State of the State Address.

The length of a documentary about Indiana pedestrian trails in the early 1990s would've been about 60 seconds.

On his first day in office, President Joe Biden proudly signed an executive order that halted the construction of the wall along our southern border with Mexico, paused deportations for some non-citizens and ended the Trump administration’s successful “remain in Mexico” policy which required asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico instead of being released into the U.S.

Let's try to figure this out. It's not easy, unless you're a Republican legislator in Indiana.

The response by the Meadows Elementary community to the school's potential closing is just what the world needs right now. It features an outpouring of appreciation for the myriad of good that happens in a public school through its teachers and staff, the lessons and the care for kids.