Nation reaping effects of turning from God
GUEST COMMENTARY: Lacking belief means lacking a basic requirement to feel morality in this world. Believing, on the other hand, requires everything.
Month: September 2021
Micromobility planning with transportation partners is key
GUEST COMMENTARY: Electric scooter and bike sharing programs are becoming more and more popular modes of travel, particularly in urban settings.
Progressives must value power over popularity
GUEST COMMENTARY: It’s understandable why President Joe Biden and their Senate colleagues are showing them great deference in the effort to pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill during the current session.
COVID-19 is winning in Indiana
BRIAN HOWEY: The people don’t always get it right. From slavery, to the right of women and minorities to vote, from the way we’ve treated our mentally ill, to Jim Crow laws and school segregation, it took “leaders” to cut…
From Brooklyn pizza shop to FCS, Colts DT Chris Williams is most unlikely member of 53
Williams had just one scholarship offer in high school, went undrafted from a struggling FCS program and spent his rookie year on the practice squad.
Briggs: Supreme Court outlaws abortion, gives Indiana lawmakers permission to get stupid
The idea that a state could deputize every citizen to enforce an abortion ban would have seemed laughable not long ago.
Scam calls are selling student loan forgiveness. Don’t fall for it.
Have scam calls about student loans increased during the pandemic? Social media says yes. Here’s what’s true about Biden and loan forgiveness.
Family, friends gather in honor of slain Morton grad, football player
Koebe’s sister, Lyrik Clopton, recalled her brother as someone who was “so good to be around.”
Check out scores from area prep events from Saturday, Sept. 4
Here’s a look at cross country, soccer, football summaries and more.