Milo Smith gamed tax system,shouldn’t win mayor votes
From: Ronald Wilkinson
Letter: Mary Ferdon a servant leader Columbus deserves as mayor
From: Julie Abedian
Terry Mattingly: Has Sunday become a day for concerts, not worship?
Anyone who has visited a shopping mall understands the big idea behind a food court.
Steven Roberts: The rise of virulent vigilantism
Sixteen-year-old Ralph Yarl was picking up his two younger brothers at their friend’s house. But he made a mistake: He went to 115th Street in Kansas City instead of 115th Terrace. When Ralph knocked on the wrong door, 84-year-old Andrew Lester shouted, “Don’t come around here” and shot him twice, once in the head.
Editorial: All government, school board meetings should be livestreamed
Jeffersonville News and Tribune
Morton Marcus: The land of the free and the home of the brave
You’ve had this experience. You’re third in line waiting for the red light to turn green. It does so. The first car in line has not moved. You fume! “What is that idiot waiting for?”
Letter: Gerrymandering a threat to American democracy
From: Larry Shade
John Krull: Fox News and the cost of playing games with the truth
Wherever I give a talk, someone always asks a variation of this question: “How can we tell if a news source is reliable?”
Editorial: Lawmakers should make most of unexpected $1.5B
Indianapolis Business Journal
Addie Angelov: Democrats, Republicans work together to protect students
If you watch politics right now, you are aware that finding something that Democrats and Republicans can agree on is nothing short of a miracle. When it comes to protecting Indiana students, a miracle is exactly what was needed. Indiana Republican Sen. Aaron Freeman from Beech Grove and House Democratic Rep. Carolyn Jackson from Hammond delivered.
