During my tenure as president of one of the nonprofit boards I served on, there was a dispute between board members and the executive director over something the director proposed to do.
I have been following the Indiana General Assembly since I was an intern in 1977 and later served in the House of Representatives and as Speaker of the House.
Consider the names of these teams: Florida State University Seminoles, Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Cleveland Indians. How are they the same and how are they different?
As a lifelong Hoosier I have always had a deep appreciation for all the work our state’s 94,000 farmers do to ensure we have a safe and abundant food supply.
The tone of the 2021 budget session of the Indiana General Assembly has been quite different from the last budget session in 2019.
I’ve been trying to make sense of NFTs, those digital creations called “non-fungible tokens” that can sell for millions of dollars.
As a lawmaker, it is our job to write, debate and pass laws that move our country into a better future. But voting no and stopping bad legislation that violate our Constitution and harm our co…
It’s time to debunk the myth of the financial burden advertising public notices places on local government units.
The hoopla of NCAA’s March Madness has subsided. The Big 10 men didn’t shine nearly as brightly as we hoped, and the women’s lights have been dimmed, too.
In April, 2003, Hall of Fame President Dale Petroskey canceled a Cooperstown event celebrating the 15th anniversary of the movie "Bull Durham."
You probably know what you think about murder, rape, arson and all sorts of other abhorrent crimes. But how do you feel about jaywalking and littering?
What a difference a year can make. Just ask Indiana Beach owner Gene Staples.
The day to file your annual financial report with Uncle Sam is just around the corner.
