Month: April 2019
Katie Lou Samuelson receives surprise message from idol Larry Bird
UConn star Katie Lou Samuelson receives surprise message from idol Larry Bird.
Indiana paid for thousands of students who never earned credits at virtual charter schools
Last year nearly 2,000 students never earned a single credit across Indiana’s six virtual charter schools, according to new data.
You can do a vision test from home in 34 states and go buy glasses, but not in Indiana. Here's why.
An eye health care technology company has filed a lawsuit against the state to allow eye exams at home done with your phone and a computer.
Sen. Braun staffers holding Lowell, LaPorte office hours to aid Hoosiers with federal issues
Northwest Indiana residents needing help from a federal government agency, or help dealing with a federal agency, next week can present their concerns in-person to staffers for U.S. Sen. Mike Braun, R-Ind.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Medicare must protect its most vulnerable patients
When Congress passed Medicare Part D in 2003, it took steps to protect patients in the midst of a health crisis. When time is of the essence and the stakes are life-and-death, that is not when Washington bureaucrats or health…
Facts can’t obstruct Dems’ spin machine
Now that “Trump, Russian collusion” has fallen apart, Democrats are returning to “Hateful Trump.”