We shouldn’t act surprised that someone at Cafe Valley tested positive for COVID-19.
As a retired physician I have been following the developments of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic with interest. I think there will continue to be great disruptions to our economy for the short term. We are all becoming familiar with the obvious disruptions to our “old normal” routi…
Give Joe Biden some credit. On Jan. 27, he published an op-ed in USA Today recognizing that the coronavirus outbreak could become a big problem. But he devoted nearly the entire piece to bashing President Trump – who was then fighting off impeachment from Biden’s old Democratic colleagues on…
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Incarceration in Indiana is a problem, a big problem.
Marion Community Schools has a new e-sports team.
If Marion City Council approves a proposed tax abatement for Advanced Cabinet Systems, the company won’t pay an estimated $57,000 in property taxes over five years. Marion taxpayers will.
Be careful this weekend. It will be shorter than most.
The coronavirus isn’t anything to joke around with, yet members of the media and public officials aren’t doing their jobs correctly.
Many of our readers have asked a series of great questions that lack definitive answers.
San Francisco and six Bay Area counties, with a combined population of nearly 7 million, are under “shelter-in-place” orders directing everyone to basically stay inside their homes for the next three weeks in hopes of suppressing the rapid spread of COVID-19 across the region.
You might think the average American should be entitled to know information that could save their life, their family’s lives or their neighbors’ lives.
The U.S. now has the highest number of known coronavirus cases in the world, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
The picture of COVID-19 in Indiana is changing rapidly.
These are interesting times we live in. News seems to change by the hour, and the message coming from the White House changes depending on what the polls say.
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