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Red-Tail Land Conservancy purchases 32-acre Wayne County property using American Water grant
Red-Tail Land Conservancy purchases 32-acre Wayne County property using American Water grant
IU student, entrepreneur leverages in-person connection to help build supplement brand
IU student, entrepreneur leverages in-person connection to help build supplement brand
Gary airport board approves $16M construction contract for new control tower
The Gary/Chicago International Airport Authority took a major step toward replacing its aging air traffic control tower Wednesday, after unanimously approving a $16.1 million construction contract.
US producer prices spike as soaring energy prices fuel largest yearly jump since 2022
The Labor Department reported Thursday that its producer price index — which captures inflation before it reaches consumers — jumped 6.5% from May 2025.
Old National names commercial, industrial banking president
A banking executive with more than 20 years of experience in the industry who also is chairman of Chicago’s Better Business Bureau has been named president of commercial and industrial banking at Old Natio...
Inside Meta’s Indianapolis bootcamp for data center technicians
Meta pledged $115 million Tuesday toward a bootcamp in Indianapolis where the company will train thousands of technicians to build the physical infrastructure of AI.
Newburgh breaks ground on new wastewater facility
Officials in Newburgh broke ground Wednesday on a more than $30 million wastewater facility designed to address sewage overflows resulting from heavy rains.
AES Indiana customers will see a temporary increase in bills this summer
Customers of Central Indiana electric utility AES Indiana can expect a temporary increase in their bills this summer. The change will result in a net increase of $9.52 for customers using 1,000 kilowatt-hour...
Law firms cheated in filing claims with NFL’s $1B concussion settlement fund, report says
Law firms cheated in filing claims with NFL’s $1B concussion settlement fund, report says
Pritzker opens door to new Bears talks, blames team for stadium stumbles
Gov. JB Pritzker says he’s open to trying to come up with a solution to keep the Bears from leaving Illinois, including a special session of the Legislature.
Indiana growing its reputation as a key player in data centers
Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and an ever-growing appetite for digital services are fueling a wave of data center development across the country, and Indiana is emerging as a key player.
Q&A with La Belle Vie Charcuterie Café owner Monica Hoban
After spending two decades working at Notre Dame, Monica Hoban decided retirement was the right time to pursue a dream she had shelved years earlier. What began as a small charcuterie operation in a South Be...
Higher energy prices have pushed US inflation above 4%
Rising gas prices pushed inflation to its highest level in three years last month, a headache for the Federal Reserve and a potential political challenge for the Trump administration as midterm elections near.
How GOP candidates are pitching themselves for Indiana secretary of state bid
Whether Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales stays on the Republican ticket this fall is the key question facing state party convention delegates. He faces three challengers for the party’s nomination...
Southern Indiana students receive record $805K in scholarships
The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana recently awarded $805,400 in scholarships to students in Clark and Floyd counties this year, setting a record for the number of individual scholarship awards dist...
Original Indiana Constitution returns to Corydon for temporary display
The Indiana Archives and Records Administration has loaned the original document to the historic site in recognition of the 210th anniversary of Indiana's first constitutional convention in Corydon, Indiana'...
$169M Fishers District expansion includes JD Finish Line HQ, new fieldhouse
The city of Fishers announced plans for a $169 million expansion of Fishers District that will involve a major corporate relocation and the construction of a fieldhouse and headquarters for the Indy Ignite v...
Elkhart company builds welding machine for NASA program
An Elkhart manufacturer is putting the finishing touches on a large-scale welding system that will be used to fabricate future rockets and spacecraft for NASA. Bond Technologies is building a machine called...
Purdue study: Brazil’s corn cost advantage is growing — and US farmers are feeling the pressure
As global corn markets become increasingly competitive, new research from Purdue University suggests that American corn farmers face a growing challenge from Brazil, where a unique production system is helpi...
Recount Commission replacement sought in narrow Indiana Senate primary
State Sen. Liz Brown is asking an Indiana Recount Commission member to step aside from the review of her narrow Republican primary win because of campaign contributions he made to her opponent.
Oakland City University employees sue university for unpaid wages
An Oakland City University women’s soccer coach has filed a lawsuit against the university that claims the school hasn’t paid her or other employees since late April.
Monticello manufacturer Girtz Industries acquired
Girtz Industries, a manufacturer of custom modular power enclosures headquartered in Monticello, is under new ownership. France-based Legrand has acquired the White County company, though financial terms wer...
Bloomington to cut ribbon on long-awaited Retreat @ The Switchyard
After several years of planning and construction, officials in Bloomington will cut the ribbon Thursday on Retreat @ The Switchyard, a $20 million apartment complex with a heavy focus on affordable housing.