Posts in category Opinions

by Robert Hall Allegations have been made against Attorney General Curtis Hill for inappropriately touching four women last year at a bar in Indianapolis.  I have …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz I’ve always believed that if you’re going to preach tolerance to others, you should remember it’s a two-way street with multiple lanes. …

by Willa J. Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has raised $3.88 million dollars in campaign donations, earning $1.5 million in 2019 alone. This has some people …

By State Sen. Erin Houchin (R-Salem) As of this March, more than 14,500 children in Indiana were unable to stay in their own homes because of abuse or …

by Neil Koglin In the contentious and polarizing period that our country is experiencing, one topic driving debate is climate change. Part of this argument has …

by Melanie Harris  After We Ask America’s Indiana polling results, I was surprised to see that the majority of Hoosiers, while having a favorable opinion …

by Douglas McNaughton Let’s talk about the Red Line, The Blue Line, The Green Line, The Purple Line, and any other line that Mayor Hogsett …

by Doug McCullough Hoosiers may be having trouble making sense of US trade policy. Recent moves by the administration are sending mixed signals. On one …

Let me start this column off by saying that this is not for you, the average reader of this blog.  This is for your son …

On this edition of the television version of Indiana Issues, our panel discusses the legacy of former U.S. Senator Richard Lugar, whether it is time …