Kennedy Bridge Open to Traffic
A major portion of the $2.3 billion Ohio River Bridges Project is nearing the finish line. The Kennedy Bridge, which is southeast Indiana's part of the Downtown Crossing project, has reopened to...... Read More
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Gary Airport Approves FBO Expansion Plans
The Gary/Chicago International Airport Authority Board has approved the expansion of one of its fixed-base operators. The airport says plans for B. Coleman Aviation's expansion include up to $20 mi...... Read More
Maritime Administrator to Headline Logistics Summit
The U.S. Maritime Administrator will be in Indianapolis next month to give the keynote address at the Indiana Logistics Summit. The Ports of Indiana says Chip Jaenichen will discuss new opportuniti...... Read More
Event to Provide Free Sports Equipment
The Indiana Sports Corp. is gearing up for its annual Geared for Health Distribution day. More than 40,000 pieces of donated sports equipment will be given to more than 100 youth-serving organizati...... Read More
Cardinal Appointment a ‘Shock’ to Tobin
Indianapolis Archbishop Joseph Tobin calls his appointment Sunday as Cardinal by Pope Francis a "vote of confidence" in his work. Tobin, who will be installed into the College of Cardinals next mon...... Read More
Snack Maker Hires Contractor For Plymouth Plant
Bluffton-based Pretzels Inc. has selected an Ohio company for the development of its new $15 million baking production plant in Plymouth. Cleveland-based The Austin Co. will provide a number of ser...... Read More
‘Indy’s Best and Brightest’ Finalists Announced
Junior Achievement of Central Indiana Inc. has announced the finalists for its Indy's Best and Brightest awards. The organization recognizes 100 professionals under the age of 40 from 10 industries.... Read More
Rose-Hulman Names Court After Coach
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology has named its basketball court after a longtime coach. John Mutchner led the school's men's basketball team from 1963 to 1988, a tenure which included three conf...... Read More
Former Manchester President Dies
A former president of Manchester University has died. Parker Marden led the university from 1994 until his retirement in 2004. He was 77. ... Read More
Little League to Relocate HQ
Little League International has announced it has begun the process to relocate its central region headquarters, which is currently located in Indianapolis. The organization has issued a request for...... Read More