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Voucher Dilemma Part 2: Unraveling impact of school choice program on education in Indiana
This is the second of a two-part series. Read Part 1 here. As the chair of the powerful Indiana Senate Appropriations Committee, State Sen. Ryan Mishler is used to getting answers from public schools that depend on the legislature for their funding. But when he felt that a minority student at a private high...
It Ain’t Easy Being Sneezy: Peak Allergy Season Hits Indiana
September may mark the beginning of fall, but it's also peak allergy season for many in the Hoosier State. I love fall, from the leaves changing colors to bonfires with friends on a chilly Saturday evening. That said, September comes with a price for some of us. While I’d much rather be shopping for new flannels for the incoming cooler weather, instead I’m stocking up on tissues, nasal spray, and any other allergy medication I can get my hands on. Welcome to the peak allergy season for weed pollen.
‘Stand Down’ resource fair looks to help at-risk Indiana veterans
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – An Indianapolis nonprofit is hosting a free resource fair for veterans called “Stand Down,” from noon to 2 p.m. on Thursday. Helping Veterans and Families of Indiana will provide access to a wide range of resources from clothes and hygiene items to financial and career counseling. VA representatives will also be onsite […]
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