In a time where people across the globe are dealing with the effects of a pandemic, it may seem to be all gloom and doom in the newspaper headlines, but there are many opportunities to reflect…

Indiana’s Eric Holcomb has been getting high marks for his response to the current crisis.

An amendment in the waning hours of the 2020 legislative session led to a change that will leave Hoosiers less informed about the status of their public schools.

The Anderson Community Schools board's decision to fire Superintendent Tim Smith begs a slew of questions.

Hoosier consumers scored an important victory with passage of a bill aimed at lowering healthcare prices in Indiana.

As Pete Buttigieg bowed out of the race to become the Democratic Party’s next presidential candidate, we congratulate him for a campaign conducted with class.

Bad actors, bad blood and bad technology are huffing and puffing at election doors in Indiana and across the nation.

The state House bill that mandates Indiana schools test drinking water for lead is a good idea but falls short in a few areas.

Indiana lawmakers have clearly forgotten how democracy is supposed to work.

Among the many initiatives to preserve local history, a new venture by Clarence Swain II stands out during Black History Month.

Back in 2012, The Herald Bulletin published a coffee table book profiling the "100 Greatest Athletes" in the history of the Madison County area.