Op-ed: I wanted to kill Muslims, too. But then I saw the light.
Richard McKinney writes that Judaism, Christianity and Islam all have the same core message: They are fundamentally about peace and love.
Month: March 2019
Rampell: If the GOP built an ideal health care system, it would be Obamacare
The basic framework of the ACA uses market-based mechanisms to expand coverage and keep cost growth down, Catherine Rampell writes.
Op-ed: Striking the right balance for clean water
It doesn’t take overly aggressive federal regulations and uncertainty to protect clean water, Greg Ellis and Christopher Guith write.
Op-ed: General Assembly must reject predatory lending legislation
Indianapolis City-County Council vice president Zach Adamson writes the law would make it harder for people in Indiana to achieve financial security.
‘I just want to know’: Mother’s quest for answers about son’s murder doesn’t end in courtroom
PORTAGE — Latricia Adams has lost her mother, father, two brothers and a 7-month-old grandson, who died of sudden infant death syndrome.
Professionals on the move
Greg Gottschalk has been appointed vice president, business banking at Centier Bank. His office is in Centier’s downtown Valparaiso business banking center. Gottschalk is involved in supporting local nonprofit initiatives through the Valparaiso Rotary …
Munster, Highland, Crown Point ranked among the best places in Indiana to retire
Many retirees decamp to warmer climes in Florida and Arizona, but if you plan to stick around for more cold Midwestern winters in Indiana, the Region’s not such a bad spot.
Doyel: Purdue’s unlikely road to Final Four comes to cruel end
Carsen Edwards scores 42 in the last game of a historic NCAA tournament, turning the ball over on Purdue’s last chance
Purdue players talk loss to Virginia in Elite 8
Purdue players talk loss to Virginia in Elite 8
Pacers' 2nd unit fails them on defensive end vs. Magic
Domantas Sabonis and Tyreke Evans accounted for six of the Pacers’ 15 turnovers that led to 26 points for the visitors.