Indiana Lawmakers Should Listen to the Experts, Prevent Premature Power Plant Closures
by Jon Winkler Here in Indiana, it can be easy to take for granted how reliable our state’s energy grid is. We don’t experience the …
by Jon Winkler Here in Indiana, it can be easy to take for granted how reliable our state’s energy grid is. We don’t experience the …
by Jeremy Stephenson Our company and local investors want to share our significant opposition to Senate Bill 52. 1820 Ventures is a real estate investment …
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. You know, I thought I was done with 2023. I was planning to relax and be on auto-pilot for the next …
By Abdul Hakim-Shabazz I originally used this title in a 2014 column on affirmative action. It’s based on a book written by Yale Law Professor Stephen L. …
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz The last time the City of Indianapolis saw fewer than 100 homicides for the year, Barack Obama was President, and Mitch Daniels …
by Nate LaMar Living in a county with an interstate highway running through it is both a blessing and a curse. My county is blessed …
Excessive credit card swipe fees are taking advantage of Indiana’s small businesses. It’s a shame that they have been able to threaten the operation of …
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Now that the election is over and we have divided government nationwide and Republicans control state government in Indiana, I’ve been thinking …
by Erica Baird The recent passing of the federal CHIPS and Science Act was a major step forward for maintaining America’s competitiveness on the world …
by Destiny Wells Like many of you, I was transfixed by the series of decisions that came out of the Supreme Court of the United …