Newsroom

2/3/2012

• Home Health Depot Expands Into Iowa
• Goodell: Indy Doing 'Fantastic Job'
• Most Recent Manchester Graduates Staying in Indiana
• Frankfort Mayor Organizing Leadership Summit
• [UPDATED] Changes Planned at Fort Wayne Air National Guard Base
• Progress Rail to Close Canadian Plant
• [VIDEO] Dungy: Indy Exceeds Expectations
• Grant County Hosting I-69 Challenge
• Super Startup Winner to be Announced
• Skillman Looking For 'Rising Stars'
• Purdue Research Funding on The Rise
• Recycling Facility Project Moving Forward in Richmond
• [AUDIO] OrthoWorx: Potential Hospital a 'Bold, Ambitious Plan'
• Parkview Adding on to New Hospital
• Protest Planned at Indy Hotel
• Simon Reports Q4 Profit Increase
• [VIDEO] Schnitzelbank, Jasper Share Spotlight
• Irsay: Colts Have Not Cleared Manning

2/2/2012

• Party Supply Company Hiring
• Crookall Steps Down as ISO Chief
• Program to Focus on Veteran Hiring
• OrthoWorx Looking Into Potential Hospital
• IUPUI, Ivy Tech Part of Education Change Project
• Notre Dame Professor Applauds Facebook Timing
• [UPDATED] Economist Predicts Sluggish Growth
• AFL-CIO Won't Disrupt Super Bowl
• Trine Touts Placement Rating
• South Bend Airport to Mark Expansion
• Independent Colleges Mark Enrollment Growth
• Brat Wins 'Super Sandwich' Competition
• [VIDEO] Indy's Super Bowl Tests 'Urban Model'
• Lafayette Company Buys Competitor
• Jeffersonville Company Sold
• IU Touts Top-Selling License Plate
• Chamber Seeking HR Professional Nominees
• Hospital Adding Robotic Surgery Space
• Committee May Deliver 'Most Connected' Super Bowl
• Dow AgroSciences Doubles Q4 Profit
• Cummins Reports Record Yearly Profit
• Farmer Cooperative Makes Big Donation to FFA
• [AUDIO] Groundhog Day Economic Forecast Looking Up
• [AUDIO] IU Professor: Patterns Predict Super Bowl Results
• Hillenbrand Posts Profit Increase

2/1/2012

• Military Boosts Rolls-Royce Contract
• Trine Names New VP
• Camp Atterbury Names New Commander
• Purdue Tracking Super Bowl Fan Experience
• Fort Wayne Airbase in Potential Budget Battle
• Chamber: Right-to-Work 'Distinguishes' Indiana
• AFL-CIO: Right-to-Work Will be 'Short Lived'