Sen. Aaron Freeman: Downtown casino would benefit from existing tourism
It would bring in people from the entire nation who visit Indianapolis for leisure and business.
This month, IBJ asks whether more counties should consider passing moratoriums on data center projects, joining the three that already have declared themselves off limits. Also, Bill Taft suggests that Indianapolis civic leaders should rely less on the mayor to take point on major initiatives. George Gemelas provides insight into why young adults feel disengaged from politics. And Deborah Daniels hears echoes of the past in the recent controversy over the legality of orders issued by military commanders.
It would bring in people from the entire nation who visit Indianapolis for leisure and business.
Analysis shows that it provides the greatest net benefit to the state without jeopardizing existing casino revenues.
This is an area with limited gaming options and untapped demand.
Fraud and big government go hand in hand.
Most of the bill doesn’t do anything to reduce or control your gas and electric bills.
Voters are also unhappy with the choices they see on the ballot.
Indiana Faith Voices for Justice affirms democracy rather than theocracy.
President Trump has militarized the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
For worst politician of the year, I nominate Gov. Mike Braun.
IU’s success is a lesson in un-sticking a stuck narrative.
Even a dysfunctional family can come together for a celebration, if handled with care.
The earlier study included relatively few women in their late 40s and early 50s.
A different set of issues would rise to the top of the political priority list.
Some of the most meaningful impact comes from meeting urgent needs with responsiveness.
Let’s use this as an opportunity to improve our neighborhoods and towns.
What they need is enough assessed value so rates can stay reasonable.
Being metaphorically fat and happy is, frankly, underrated.
We have been warned about the danger of this cultural change.