Opinion

People don’t always have a second chance to do the right thing.

Mary Ellen and I compete against each other every evening as we watch Jeopardy! I usually win because she is also playing Sudoku and is only listening to the show.

About a year ago, this journey started.

I begin by apologizing to all the military balloon experts who will be insulted by my flippant attitude, but I have to admit that my first reaction to the Chinese balloon that floated over the country was to smile and say, “Really? You sent a balloon to spy on us?”

Indiana appears poised for the unfathomable: an unopposed Republican primary for an open U.S. Senate seat.

“I don’t do this for the money. I do it for the late-night phone calls.” — A Monroeville, Indiana, town councilman.

Life can turn messy in a hurry. The pandemic proved that in spades.

If you were a hall monitor back in your school days, I apologize for the insult, but I did not care for your kind.

Why did the chicken run across the road? To escape the desperate shoppers chasing it down for its eggs.

Indiana’s hospital industry is among the most monopolized in the United States, with several federal healthcare regions facing no competition. The wholly predictable result is that prices for routine medical procedures are among the highest in the world.