Michael Hicks

While Indiana’s tax system is generally sound, now is an opportune moment to begin a deliberate and thoughtful assessment of taxation

One area of growing frustration for me is the low quality of information Hoosiers receive about labor markets.

Casey Blanchard and his son, Dominick, walked from the box office hours before showtime Wednesday night at Broomfield’s 1stBANK Center with their tickets already in hand.

The Indianapolis Star recently published a lengthy expose of Indiana’s workplace inspection program. The authors detailed what appears to be COVID-19-specific failures that caused Indiana to plummet into last place

There is increasing evidence that the U.S. economy might be picking up steam for faster growth.

Erie voters were in favor of the formation of a home rule charter commission with nine members being selected to serve on the commission following early results Tuesday night.

Study: Once the COVID vaccine was introduced, the death rate difference between Republicans and Democrats of the same age ballooned to 153 percent.

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An injured hiker was rescued on Lions Lair Trail at Mount Sanitas, just west of Boulder, around midday Sunday.

If Indiana’s economic development strategy is to pay $130,000 per factory job, we are failing.

The challenges before us today demand much more of us than our opinions. They demand mastery of facts and trends, the ability to discern truth.

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Russia can beat Ukraine in a war. However, the weakness of Russia’s conventional forces makes it more, not less, susceptible to sanctions.

Falling tree branches. Power outages. A flying porta-potty. A trampoline on a house. That, in a nutshell, was the aftermath of a fierce wind storm Wednesday morning that brought 100-plus mph winds …

In 2022, I project that economic growth in the U.S. will slow from 2021 levels.

Economist Michael Hicks writes the U.S. will need to adopt a different type of tax if it wants to pay for proposed spending.

Hicks: The likelihood that the pandemic has radically altered the prospects for low-wage workers seems pretty modest.

The large shift to remote work during almost a year and a half of COVID will remain with us well past the forecastable future.