Mayor Jess Alumbaugh’s administration and Marion City Council say they are prepared to go to court over a recent set of ordinances that requires pre-approval for certain city expenditures.

Once again our state legislators are endorsing laws that cater to corporations while ignoring the public’s best interest. It’s nothing new, but this time it could cause permanent damage.

Black History Month is about commemorating, celebrating and recognizing the achievements of African Americans throughout history, but we need to do more than shine a spotlight for more than 28 days.

Joe Biden signed more executive orders on his first day than any president before him. Most, like Donald Trump, only signed one executive order, but Biden signed a total of 15.

Some readers took issue with our opinion editorial coverage during Donald Trump’s presidency, crying fake news or making claims that we were being too critical of his words, actions and behavior.

Some readers took issue with our opinion editorial coverage during Donald Trump’s presidency, crying fake news or making claims that we were being too critical of his words, actions and behavior.

Although Martin Luther King Jr. Day has come and gone, we must challenge ourselves to continue his fight every day of our lives.

The politics surrounding COVID-19 have simmered down considerably, and a recent push by our family, friends and neighbors is showing some promise in our fight to get out of the red zone according to Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) metrics.

The impeachment of President Donald Trump Wednesday will undoubtedly thrust him into our lives again over the coming weeks.

The Democratic Party took no time at all to return to its “normal” ways of governance, stuffing bills with poison pills that will undoubtedly end in political deadlock. Instead of making significant improvements to human rights and campaign finance, U.S. citizens will be left with no change,…

One of the great things about living in the U.S. is that our city and county governments are required to keep their citizens informed about their actions. One of the ways they do this is through public notices – the informational notices that have been deemed to be of importance to local con…

One of the great things about living in the U.S. is that our city and county governments are required to keep their citizens informed about their actions. One of the ways they do this is through public notices – the informational notices that have been deemed to be of importance to local con…

When Twitter decided to remove President Donald Trump’s account from its social media platform, it sent off a firestorm of reactions. Some of these concerns are justified, but some of these concerns are not based in sound judgment.

The rift that appeared between certain members of Marion City Council and Mayor Jess Alumbaugh’s administration seems to have widened dramatically this past year.

The scene millions witnessed Wednesday was beyond tragic. It was an outright disgrace to our democracy and totally avoidable.

Grant County Sheriff’s Department employees got a well-deserved pay raise after long and hard-fought negotiations between county officials and the local union.

When former Vice President Joe Biden slammed his gavel repeatedly following the 2016 general election and proclaimed, “It is over,” Republicans lawmakers erupted with applause.

There is overwhelming bipartisan support to provide $2,000 in stimulus checks to the working class suffering during the pandemic. Forty-four Republicans voted with the Democratic majority in the House to pass the CASH Act, which would make the increased direct payments a reality, and Preside…

As we look back on 2020, let’s forget about the buffoonery that occurred on Capitol Hill. Washington and national politics make for great theater, but Grant County had a historic year in many senses which outshine any national dysfunction.

Before Bill Clinton left office, he pardoned Marc Rich, a convicted felon and financier.

The darkest day of 2020 has come and gone, marking a turning point in what may be the dimmest-feeling year in modern memory.

Small Business Saturday and Giving Tuesday have come and gone, but the focus of these one-day events should continue throughout the holiday season.

It’s time to get serious. Grant County is one of 17 of 92 counties in Indiana experiencing a red-level health emergency. If we do not come together as neighbors, everyone’s livelihoods will be at risk.

The lack of common sense plaguing our nation is getting out of hand.

The city of Marion is thinking about entering yet another risky tax incremental financing (TIF) scheme despite the well-documented risk associated with the Ridley Tower project.

It is time for the Republican Party to return to its roots. Our country has witnessed some of the most egregious lies ever made in our republic’s history over the past two weeks. It must end.

No matter the outcome of this election, our country should be proud.

It’s no secret that Marion City Council and Mayor Jess Alumbaugh aren’t getting along.

While technology has done wonders for American quality of life, it’s wreaked havoc on our political system.

Can you imagine spending all of your money on a hotel room in Tahiti, buying a plane ticket and then worrying about the cost of everything else once you’ve landed?

Imagine spending your entire life saving money to buy a home in the countryside only to wake up one morning to find a 300 ft tower just outside your backyard.

There is a reason why contingency plans are a thing. They help keep a project practical and solvent by anticipating increased costs associated with a whole litany of reasons why a project may go over budget.

Small towns are unique when it comes to governance.

As the sun bakes the surface of our local lakes, microscopic bacteria fester below the surface.

A subheadline in Friday’s edition of the Chronicle-Tribune did not match the content of the article.

A big change is coming, and you’ve still got a chance to make your voice heard.

The current public meeting system in Marion is built in a way that allows the government to silence its critics and sanitize the issues that plague Marion. It’s good for public officials, but it’s bad for taxpayers.

What’s going on right now near Fairmount is a good example of good governance.

The hatred displayed toward a Mississinewa High School alumnus this week was abhorrent.

Marion Common Council did the right thing by asking its attorney to decide whether to represent the city or county, but not both.

Most of us remember where we were and what we were doing on the evening of June 17, 2015, when nine African American parishioners at Charleston’s Emanuel AME Church were gunned down during a Bible study.

The city of Marion has spent approximately $1.6 million in pursuit of $2 million in alleged damages resulting from the Old Y renovation.

The city of Marion has spent approximately $1.6 million in pursuit of $2 million in alleged damages resulting from the Old Y renovation.

A ball and a glove have brought great joy to countless fathers and children throughout time.

Our bodies are naturally wired to feel emotion, but it’s how you process these emotions that makes all the difference.

Fighting insanity with insanity doesn’t work.

Last weekend in Marion, we saw a beautiful scene.

Destruction of property and violence of any kind are wrong. This is elementary and needs little explanation.

The state of our union is at risk.