Allison Transmission CEO to Retire
The chairman and chief executive officer of Indianapolis-based Allison Transmission Holdings Inc. (NYSE: ALSN) will soon be stepping down. The company says its board of directors has entered into a...... Read More
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Senator Proposing Terre Haute Casino
A state senator from Terre Haute says he will author a bill to be considered in the 2017 legislative session authorizing the construction of a new casino in the Vigo County city. Jon Ford (R-38) sa...... Read More
Services Set For Former Indy Mayor Hudnut
Memorial services have been announced for former Indianapolis Mayor and former Congressman Bill Hudnut, who died Sunday at the age of 84. A memorial service will first be held in Washington D.C. fo...... Read More
IPFW Chosen For Loan Counseling Study
IPFW has been selected as an experimental site for the U.S. Department of Education's Loan Counseling Initiative. The university is one of 51 institutions taking part in the initiative which aims t...... Read More
Indiana CNG Stations Land New Owner
Five compressed natural gas fueling stations throughout Indiana are now under new ownership. New York-based American Natural Gas LLC has acquired Baltimore-based Constellation CNG LLC, which owned ...... Read More
Grand Park Touts Visitor Numbers
Grand Park in Westfield says it has surpassed all visitor projections for 2016. The sports park says more than 750,000 visitors attended over 300 events during its second year of operation with an ...... Read More
Holcomb Makes More Appointments
Governor-elect Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb is continuing to name various leaders within his administration. Holcomb has set his finance team in place and reappointed the heads of several depar...... Read More
Riggs: ‘It is Tough to Leave’
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Chief Troy Riggs says leading the city's police force has been "the highlight of my professional career." Riggs announced Wednesday morning he was leavin...... Read More
Military Contract Work to be Performed in Indiana
The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded a nearly $12 million contract to Virginia-based Science Applications International Corp. for work to be performed in Indiana. The contract calls for MH-60...... Read More
Workplace Fatalities Tie Record Low
In its annual preliminary Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries report, the Indiana Department of Labor says the number of workplace deaths in 2015 tied the state's lowest total since the report wa...... Read More