The end is here for surprise medical bills
The passage of the “no surprises” legislation in Congress and its implementation Jan. 1 has been a cause for celebration.
The passage of the “no surprises” legislation in Congress and its implementation Jan. 1 has been a cause for celebration.
Porter County has the poorest and worst roads of any county in our area. In fact LaPorte and Lake counties outshine them 3 to 1 in regard to road conditions and repairs made on the roads.
If you’re a pioneering millennial, here are a few cities in the report: Gary, Indiana could be “your home sweet home” — just like the line from the song in “The Music Man.”
The question of whether the COVID-19 vaccine is efficacious lies with epidemiology. But the question of whether the vaccine should be mandatory begins with economics.
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Senator Manchin may have declared the Build Back Better bill dead (Nation/World, Feb. 2), but Congress should at least agree with a small part of that bill: a $1.3 billion provision to bolster global vaccination efforts against COVID-19.
Just as I was digesting my new reality, I read about an unusual trend in 2022. It’s called “scrap cooking,” and the goal is zero waste.
HB 1138 is euphamistically referred to by its authors as a curriculum transparency bill when in reality it is a “Teacher Harassment and Work Overload Bill.”
Indian Creek girls basketball tops Speedway for second Sectional title in a row
It’s possible to secure our borders, strengthen our economy and keep our moral and legal commitment to those fleeing persecution, a pastor writes.