The Times learned through a recent records request that in addition to receiving pay and benefits due under her contract through May 9, the former superintendent is set to receive a lump sum payment of $175,381 before the end of…
With Fourth of July celebrations across the Midwest cancelled by COVID-19, fireworks stores are seeing a major boom in business. And that can only mean one thing: Inexperienced, first-timers will be setting off explosives during their own backyard ligh…
Indiana schools can apply for a share of $61.6 million to implement programs aimed at improving remote learning for Hoosier students in prekindergarten through 12th grade.
Cancel culture is exploding across the country, with predictably disastrous effects. First, the statues of the Confederacy started coming down. Even among those who declared this to be justified and overdue, voices warned that it wouldn’t stop there if…
Police said a car carrying four teens was traveling at a high rate of speed when it left the road, hit a tree and went into a south side pond.
Pig prices are grinding to new lows, with August lean hog futures dropping under 48 cents per pound on Friday.
Crisis management at 10,000 feet: Confederate flags, portraits and names of schools are all coming down.
Many Whites are ashamed, saddened and feel guilty about our history of slavery, Jim Crow and gross racial discrimination. Many Black people remain angry over the injustices of the past and what they see as injustices of the present. Both…
As I reflect on our turbulent times, I find myself having empathy for those that feel mistreated, misunderstood, and disadvantaged. While there is not enough space in this column to tell my full story, I know that I had an…
Am I the only one who finds the information from the government misleading when it comes to the virus? My simple answer is that it has now become very political. Depending on where you land on the political spectrum, you…