Technology pushes out jobs, but is there an upside?
By Michael Hicks
One way to analyze the impact of technological change in our economy is to look at history.
In so doing, we might learn...
No easy fix for managing finances
By Cherie Lowe
I wish I had an instant fix machine. You know, kind of like that red button for a certain office supply store?...
Kids at risk: 20 percent of all Hoosier children live in poverty
By Tami Silverman
Is Indiana a good place to be a kid? For many of us with memories of a happy Hoosier childhood, the answer...
High error rate for Medicaid payments
The Orange County Register (TNS)
“Our new Constitution is now established, and has an appearance that promises permanency; but in this world nothing can be...
Letter: Workforce grant helps Hoosiers get better jobs
<strong>To the editor:</strong>
Across Indiana, employers are reporting the same problem: not enough qualified candidates to meet workforce demands. Gone are the days of high-paying...
Letter: Country being attacked form the inside
<p><strong>To the editor:</strong></p>
<p>Your column on the editorial page written by John Krull ("GOP should ease public's fears," Feb. 14) is dead-on...
Letter: Country being attacked form the inside
To the editor:
Your column on the editorial page written by John Krull ("GOP should ease public's fears," Feb. 14) is dead-on...
Letter: Payday loans proposal should be scrapped
<strong>To the editor:</strong>
This year, payday lenders have put heavy pressure on our lawmakers to give them a new carve-out in state statute. Senate Bill...
Poachers give hunters bad name
By Brandon Butler
Poaching is a crime against all Hoosiers.
Our wildlife is held in public trust, meaning it belongs to us all. When one person...
No tax raises? State, led by GOP, just did
<strong>By John Pickerill</strong>
In case you missed it last week, the Republican-dominated House of Representatives voted to raise your taxes. House Bill 1002 passed 61-36...