With each new year come new resolutions for many of us. While many of us often resolve — and often fail — to eat better, get more sleep and exercise, how about making a resolution we can actually stick with?

Today, January 6, marks the one-year anniversary of the day an angry mob stormed the U.S. Capitol.

Public health officials like Stephenie Mellinger are frustrated at Indiana’s persistently low vaccination rates.

The issue: State legislative attempts to bypass employee COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

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The president’s chief medical adviser, Dr. Anthony Fauci, is voicing optimism about a happy and healthy holiday season.

If you’re wondering whether you really need a flu shot this year, medical experts say the answer is yes.

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Republican lawmakers got lots of feedback on their proposed new legislative and congressional districts.

The Indiana General Assembly is well on its way to adopting new state legislative and U.S. congressional district maps. In doing so, it will reinforce the Republican Party’s dominance in state politics for another 10 years.

Congressional Democrats face a pretty simple choice.

You would’ve thought the presidential motorcade was in town.

It might be viewed as a symbolic end to summer, but Labor Day stands for much more than just the changing of seasons.

Horrific stories came out of Afghanistan in the past couple of weeks as U.S. forces worked to withdraw from a country where they had been at war for 20 years. On Aug. 23, pictures taken at the airport in Kabul showed people desperate to flee Taliban rule falling to their deaths as they clung…

There really is more than corn in Indiana. The row crop remains among the Hoosier State’s top farm products along with soybeans, but Indiana’s agriculture is more diverse than you might realize.

It was great to see those in charge of the once-a-decade redistricting process having public hearings in each of Indiana’s nine congressional districts.

Wearing a mask isn’t any fun.

Members of the public should take advantage of a series of public meetings aimed at gaining feedback on the state’s once-a-decade redistricting process.

The Indiana Supreme Court is seeking comments on a rule change allowing for the posting of public notices on its own website rather than in local newspapers.

Johns Hopkins University last week recorded nearly 20,000 coronavirus cases nationwide. That’s a jump of 47% from the week before.

Chances to win $1.5 million in California or $1 million in Colorado or Ohio.

Sometimes it’s easy to overlook what’s right there in front of your face.

A CBS survey released last week found that more than 70% of Americans are now comfortable gathering with friends or going to a restaurant or a bar.

Falling between Memorial Day and Independence Day is another important day that’s sometimes overlooked — Flag Day.

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Groups such as Common Cause and the League of Women Voters have been working for years to take politics out of the once-a-decade redistricting process.

The horsepower of America’s economy is a hot topic right now.

The report from the Hoosier Action Resource Center is titled “Corporate Captive: Big Business at the Indiana General Assembly.”

When Ann Jarvis died on May 9, 1905, her daughter, Anna Reeves Jarvis, began a campaign to honor her mother as a way of celebrating all moms as a group.

Indiana’s red flag law is under scrutiny after a mass killing last week at an Indianapolis FedEx facility.

The coronavirus pandemic cast a heavy shadow over policy debates during the 2021 legislative session. Public health, education, budgeting — all areas of Indiana government felt the urgency of dealing with an unpredictable crisis as well as preparing for what havoc it may wreak in the future.

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