Lilly combines U.S. and international commercial units into single division
Eli Lilly and Co. plans to combine its U.S. and international commercial divisions into a single department that will be led by a 30-year company veteran.
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Eli Lilly and Co. plans to combine its U.S. and international commercial divisions into a single department that will be led by a 30-year company veteran.
BioCrossroads said Dr. D Wade Clapp is being recognized for his "distinguished career advancing scientific discovery, developing new treatments for patients, and strengthening Indiana's life sciences researc...
Elkhart-based LCI Industries has rejected a $101-per-share cash takeover proposal from Greenwich, Connecticut-based private-equity firm Monomoy Capital Partners, reaffirming its support for a planned merger...
Bloomington-based Cook Medical and Indiana University opened a new research center in Indianapolis Monday to advance the use of magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, in medical procedures.
Tony Wesner, who has been with Rose Acre for 45 years and spent the last two years as CEO, is moving to an executive management advisory role with the company and will become CEO of its subsidiary, Egglife F...
INDIANAPOLIS – Foster Success invites the public to celebrate the holiday season on Wednesday, November 4, at its Annual Taste of Thanks event in support of ...
Find out everything you need to know about the Indiana voter ID requirements and how to get your free voting ID today.
Delta Faucet celebrates over 70 years of innovation in Indiana during National Manufacturing Month. Discover their impact and legacy.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Student sections across central Indiana were outstanding once again this season, cheering on their teams and competing for the coveted spirit award, The Zone Banner. The eight finalis...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Seven people were injured in a shooting in downtown Bloomington early Sunday morning, and an 18-year-old Indianapolis man was arrested after officers chased him from the scene, police s...
Learn about the impressive turnout for Indiana early voting, with over 86,000 ballots cast in Marion County this midterm.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is set to appear on “Good Morning America” on Tuesday. Clark is promoting her new children’s book, “EXTRAordinary! A Little EXTRA to Reach BIG...
INDIANAPOLIS — A north side Japanese restaurant that’s been open for almost four decades announced Sunday that it’s closing its doors on Nov. 13, with its final day of service being Nov. 12. Sakura Jap...
Track the record warmth in Indiana as temperatures approach highs of 76 degrees. Rain and cooler weather are on the way.
INDIANAPOLIS — The long-standing Ransburg YMCA on the east side of Indianapolis is up for sale after 67 years of serving the community. The property is listed for $3.25 million. Questions remain about what...
DeSantis signed executive order 26-227, which allocates resources to assist Brevard, DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Indian River, Martin, and St. Lucie counties.
Gov. Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency Monday for Indian River, Martin and St. Lucie counties as heavy rainfall and flooding continued to affect parts of the Treasure Coast.
Defensive lineman DeForest Buckner got his wish and returned to the Super Bowl-seeking 49ers after last week's trade from the Indianapolis Colts.
The award recognizes excellence, leadership and service among tribal water and wastewater operators in Indian Country.
The Public Service Commission’s District 5 seat is up for election. Voters from the Blackfeet Indian Reservation to Helena and parts of Missoula will get to choose who represents them on the board. MTPR’...
Curry Co., a new eatery specializing in Indian cuisine is ready to start cooking at 11 a.m. Wednesday at 1219 Second St. SW.
From a swanky Lebanese date-night spot in the South End to ultra-popular Indian inside a Brighton brewery, don't miss these Boston newcomers.
13 suspects from Montana, Washington, North Dakota, Wyoming and Indiana were charged with more than 80 violations in McCone County.
A Rosebud woman has been sentenced to more than two years in federal prison for a fatal, impaired-driving crash on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation.