Hoosiers currently have the opportunity to weigh in on a federal policy that will significantly affect our state for years to come.

I will admit I was more than a little concerned when Donald J. Trump was elected president.

I’m not sure that Russia colluded with the Trump campaign.

So have you noticed all the “help wanted” signs around the county? They’re everywhere.

I know the national media won’t latch onto this with the same pit bull vigor they employ to cover the Russian bombshell-of-the-week.

I wrote last week about the meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer.

OK, this is about Russia, and it’s going to get a little deep in the weeds, but bear with me.

I am not averse to technology.

Now that the sheriff’s investigation and judicial process has concluded, the city and county must move ahead.

Here’s a rundown – provided by National Public Radio – of the proposed changes to Obamacare from House and Senate Republicans.

I moved to Warsaw in 1988 to take a job as Managing Editor here at the Times-Union.

Last Monday, Oakwood Cemetery hosted the city’s annual Memorial Day tribute to honor all of our local veterans, both living and deceased.

First, an update.

Well, President Donald Trump has turned out to be quite the lunatic, hasn’t he?

Health insurance has been a hot topic lately, and not just in the managed care sector. The landscape of how we operate and provide care has changed dramatically over the past few years in Indiana, and it’s going in the right direction.

Sift through your family photo albums from the last 20, 30, 40, even 50 years and chances are pretty good you’ll come across a picture of someone in your family enjoying a sunny day at Waubee Lake Park in Milford.

We ran a small story Wednesday about Winona Lake being named “one of the coolest towns in the U.S.”

Well, the government didn’t shut down last weekend.

I’m not going to make excuses for Bill O’Reilly’s behavior.

Variety magazine is honoring Chelsea Clinton in its “Power of Women” edition.

Everybody knows that President Donald Trump makes inflammatory comments.

A couple of weeks ago the government released employment data that I found encouraging.

I was reading about the rulings against President Donald Trump’s second, “revised” travel ban this week.

Since we have recently passed the halfway point of the legislative session, here are a few bills I would like everyone in the district to be aware of.

Even the most ardent Trump supporter these days has to admit that our president needs to rein in his twitter rants.