We need to prepare the Indiana workforce for tech jobs of the future
In Indiana, we have a skills gap crisis developing, but we can address it.
Month: January 2022
Another day, another familiar headline
Tell me this doesn’t feel like Groundhog Day. Every day I wake up and the headline is the same — “The World is Flat.”
A chance to lead on environment in Valparaiso
A Reinvigorated Environmental Stewardship Council could lead the way toward a more vibrant, visionary future for Valparaiso.
Indiana is awash in guns as homicide records persist
Last year was one of the bloodiest years in Indiana history as Indianapolis set yet another homicide record with 271 murders, while Evansville, Fort Wayne and South Bend all had deadly years.
2022 poised to be a transformative year for EVs in Indiana
The White House is currently preparing to issue guidance and standards to states and cities in mid-February.
State’s takeover experiment in Gary an objective failure
It’s embarrassing what the state has done to our school district. For as tenuous of a situation as it was in 2017, we could not have predicted it would get even worse.
A quiz for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The quiz below, from the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University, provides an opportunity for you to test your knowledge of King and his efforts to further civil rights in America.
Briggs: The forever war on IndyGo is fizzling
The Indiana General Assembly is losing interest in its mind-numbing fight over Indianapolis transit, columnist James Briggs writes.
SUPER-COUPONING: Gift card tips
The holiday season has passed, and chances are that you might have received some gift cards this year. It should go without saying, but it’s important to treat gift cards like cash. I like to keep them in either my…
Omicron closing day care centers in droves as parents are ‘just trying to stay afloat’
Day care closures hit their highest rate since June as omicron spread, vaccine was delayed for young kids and coronavirus tests dwindled.