Indiana’s Middle School Geography Educator of the Year talks teaching in the pandemic
Teaching is changing in the pandemic. Here’s how one Griffith Middle School teacher is incorporating the pandemic’s effect into lessons.
Month: January 2021
Indianapolis crime: Man killed early Sunday in shooting on South Keystone Avenue
IMPD is seeking the public’s help in locating two men believed to be involved in the robbery attempt that turned into a fatal shooting.
NWI’s Aaliyah Stewart receives new ‘Thrivership’ Award from ABC’s Robin Roberts
Nonprofit founder and youth advocate Aaliyah Stewart was recognized recently in an ABC prime time special in the new “Thrivership Awards” presented by Robin Roberts.
Veteran prosecutor appointed as magistrate in Lake Criminal Courts
Mark Watson will replace Natalie Bokota, who was appointed last month by Gov. Eric Holcomb to serve as a Lake Criminal Court judge.
JAMES BOYD: I’d like to say thank you to everyone who made this possible
“There were times when I truly wondered if I would be able to keep my job. After all, it’s kind of hard to be a sports reporter with no sports.”
Futures File: Grains gain as supplies sink
On Tuesday morning, the USDA released some shocking statistics that confirmed fears about the world’s supply of grains, oilseeds and cotton reaching dangerously low levels. Corn rang the bell locking limit up at Tuesday’s close after rising the maximum…
Op-ed: IHSAA’s mental attitude award has a troubling name. I know a better one.
Let’s rename it for a former coach of Crispus Attucks, a school that was initially kept out of the IHSAA, writes an author of a book about the school.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Redistricting reform is essential to fairly represent all Hoosiers
The dictionary tells us that a representative is “a person chosen or appointed to act or speak for others.” Living in a representative government, it is therefore expected that elected officials such as myself and my peers are a representation…
GUEST COMMENTARY: Lines of mayhem between free speech, mob violence
For the U.S., the worst is yet to come, and that’s not just over the few days before Joe Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday as the 46th U.S. president. The furor over free speech and freedom to protest, intermingled with the…
GUEST COMMENTARY: President Trump’s Masada moment
There seems to be only one area of common ground in our country today: agreement that something is wrong.