BLOOMINGTON – Hoosiers have had many great leaders emerge from their midst or seen them move here to instill success. Abraham ...

The first GOP governor has no portrait and gets no mention at the capitol. Here's how Georgia lawmakers are coming together ...

In the mid-1960s, America found itself in the grip of a public health crisis.

For all her life, author Rachelle Chase traveled from place to place. Then she began researching the "bBack utopia" of Buxton ...

Ryan White desperately wanted to be normal. “All I ever wanted to do was to be one of the kids,” he recalled in his ...

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's interim charge asks to ban masks for protesters to counter criminal activity. Opponents say it would ...

As I thumbed through the serious dictionary, the first word that caught my eye was mees —a word that even someone with only a ...

The dust had not yet settled around the White House and the foul air had not yet cleared from above the nation’s capital, but ...

Duluth had one of the state’s largest Ku Klux Klan chapters, with approximately 1,500 members by 1922, including over two ...

Last month I wrote about immigration policy (see and mentioned Logansport, Indiana. I did so because that small Hoosier city ...

Eight decades after its founding, and buffeted by a challenging history, the communal Koinonia Farm in Georgia still has about two dozen dedicated residents.

In my last commentary, I mentioned the story of the 1924 mayoral election in Detroit. The Ku Klux Klan’s write-in candidate narrowly lost. The winning candidate succeeded because Catholic immigrants ...