Governor Holcomb’s COVID Lockdown Policies Spiked Drug Overdoses In Indiana

America’s substance abuse issues was already a tinder box before COVID. There was some sign of progress under the economy of former President Donald Trump. Abuse was still high, but former addicts were WORKING in many stable fields.

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Indiana Population Grew Between 2010-2020

Indiana had one of the biggest gains for population growth in the Midwest according to results from a recent study.

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Unsustainable: Indiana Medicaid Program Taking On Half Billion Dollars in New Spending

The Indiana Medicaid program, via Obamacare and expanded under former Governor Pence, is heralded as “efficient”. Financially, it is a ticking time bomb for Hoosier taxpayers.

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STUDY: Indianapolis Has Best Ranked Hospitals Nationally

A five year study by a government agency has ranked Indianapolis, Indiana and the state itself as having some of the best hospitals.

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Indiana Governor Holcomb “Mask Inspectors” Finds Only 3.1% Non Compliance of Mask Order

In his Wednesday press conference dealing with coronavirus, Indiana Governor Holcomb released some stats that went unreported. Many in the national and Indiana media have pounded the premise “No one is wearing a mask” and the virus is spreading because of selfish Hoosiers.

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27% Of Child Deaths In Indiana Is From Abuse and Neglect

Some starting data has been published regarding child deaths in the State of Indiana.

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2019 Indy 500 Winner Payout Purse And Past Payouts For Winners

The 103nd running of the Indianapolis 500 takes place this Sunday, May 26, 2019. Continue reading →

Indiana Poverty Is NOT Increasing

Friday, a reader of mine sent me a link from the Indianapolis Star who is reporting poverty in Indiana is increasing. Continue reading →

Attention Readers: Taking Some Time Off

After this weekend, I’ll be taking the summer off from daily blogging.

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GRAPH: How States Ranked In Math And Reading Proficiency In 2017

The U.S. Department of Education released data for how students ranked in 2017.

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