It is common in Fort Wayne and other cities in Indiana to see people standing by the side of the road at intersections with a cardboard sign saying they are homeless and asking for money. In many Hoosier cities pedestrians walking downtown may be directly approached by homeless people asking ...
The coronavirus pandemic has an upside: It has inspired the best in many individuals and organizations. We can all tell stories of people who have stepped up to help others during this tumultuous time. Rather than sulking and suffering in seclusion, many have found ways to meet the needs of ...
As you might expect, something as all-encompassing and worrisome as the COVID-19 coronavirus has become fertile ground for scammers — on the phone, through e-mail, texts, you name it. We want to join with others across Indiana in warning Hoosiers to be skeptical about the solicitations they ...
The use of facemasks during the COVID-19 pandemic has been revived as a matter of general concern in the U.S., not only because there is a great need for them among health workers, but because of a growing opinion that everyone should be wearing them. The Centers for Disease Control and ...
“The Road to Coronavirus Hell Was Paved by Evangelicals” — seriously? That was the headline on the March 27, 1,387-word op-ed piece in The New York Times, written by Katherine Stewart. Her column has received, and deserves, scathing rebuttals. Stewart, author of “The Power ...
Good news for Indiana — the state has increased its ability to test people for the coronavirus. But while more testing and quicker reporting of results can help slow the spread of COVID-19, the fact is, not everyone should be tested and only certain people will be given top priority for ...