Buckeye Talks on Tap returns Nov. 18 at Bucci's with a free lecture by Greg Rose on Midwest settlement in 1850.

The remarkable failure of economic development policies offers a unique opportunity to learn and retool our state for the next half-century. This will happen only if Hoosiers demand change.

If the human capital and quality of life theories are right, the Midwest would be a half-century into a century-long period ...

Edwardsville English teacher Kirk Schlueter joins the likes of fellow poets Sylvia Plath and Robert Lowell with his newest ...

Evergy, one of the largest investor-owned utilities in the Midwest United States serving 1.7 million customers across Kansas ...

College football’s coaching carousel hit full speed after Week 10, reshaping the landscape across every power league. The ...

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For groups or particularly ambitious individuals, the “For the Family” section offers meat by the pound – an excellent option for feeding a crowd or ensuring you have enough for next-day sandwiches ...

Nothing hits quite like the smell of cafeteria mystery meat wafting through fluorescent-lit hallways. " These meals might not ...

Peyton Haug is a freelance journalist covering politics, energy and the environment in the Midwest. Haug is a a Wisconsin ...

In buying Insignia International’s direct store delivery assets, the East Coast salty snacks maker sees great potential in the Golden State.

The Zapp’s potato chips maker is buying distribution assets to expand its presence in the Golden State, the country's largest salty snack market.