State taking steps to address growing opioid problem
By Dr. Jennifer Walthall
Indiana’s opioid epidemic has reached crisis proportions and, unfortunately, we have not yet reached the peak of the issue. The magnitude...
‘First step’ better than no step in working families discussion
(TERRE HAUTE) TRIBUNE-STAR
Ivanka Trump has done working families a service.
Thanks to Ms. Trump, the plight of working families — which involves child care and...
States with legal pot offer Indiana a lesson
By Andrea Neal
After Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill penned an op-ed article urging state lawmakers to resist the push for legal marijuana, he faced...
Learn from Seattle’s minimum wage
By Michael J. Hicks
A highly publicized new study examining the effect of Seattle’s $15 minimum wage has delivered crippling news to advocates of a...
Learn from Seattle’s minimum wage
<strong>By Michael J. Hicks</strong>
A highly publicized new study examining the effect of Seattle’s $15 minimum wage has delivered crippling news to advocates of a...
Mayoral life: Leaders stay close to home, get things done
<strong>By John Krull</strong>
INDIANAPOLIS – The other day, while I was driving my son to baseball practice, I saw the mayor of Indianapolis walk out...
Be prepared when someone needs you
<strong>Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (TNS)</strong>
Major League Baseball umpire John Tumpane made national news when he helped save a woman from jumping off the Roberto Clemente Bridge...
How can summer be over when it’s barely just begun?
By Lori Borgman
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but chances are you missed it.
Everybody says it was easy to miss because...
Single-person households growing in state
By Morton Marcus
“And when did this interest of yours begin?” I asked.
“The day after the Duchess left me,” the Duke of Dinwiddie replied.
“Oh,” I...
How can summer be over when it’s barely just begun?
<strong>By Lori Borgman</strong>
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but chances are you missed it.
Everybody says it was easy to miss because...