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Good. MN rate is similar but state has a much higher standard of living, better organization, better schools and higher quality of life. Indiana, albeit considered Midwest, is more similar to KY and the South.
How are the riots coming along up there in the Mini Apple these days? What about the constant problems with police violence?
I think the riots pretty much ended there about eight months ago, similar to the other cities, including Indy, that had similar activity. It is good to see the unemployment rate in Indiana lower than its neighbors.
I have lived in Minnesota, Kentucky and Indiana and it’s my opinion Indiana has a much better quality of life than Minnesota. Indiana has much lower payroll tax than Minnesota and is also lower than Kentucky. Cost of living is low and unemployment rate low as mentioned in the article. Higher education ranked very high with Notre Dame, Purdue and IU. Kiplinger’s and Money magazine routinely rank the northern suburbs of Indy as the best place to live in the US. People are generally nice in both Kentucky and Indiana. Minnesota calls themselves “Minnesota Nice” but I didn’t see it when I lived there. I guess it is a matter of opinion, but the Hoosier state has a lot of positive attributes.