United Way of Central Indiana has released its policy agenda ahead of the 2024 legislative session at the Statehouse. The not-for-profit said it will focus on priorities to address poverty in central Indiana, including early childhood education and housing.... Read More
Shirley Heinze Land Trust is adding to the land under its control with the acquisition of 23 in the Lake County town of New Chicago. Our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana report the trust purchased the land along Deep River from the American Legion.... Read More
Tipton-based Chariot Automotive Group is looking to address a growing shortage of automotive technicians by appealing to high school students. The company launched its Automotive Technician Education Pathway this year after about two years of planning.... Read More
The Indiana Department of Transportation and infrastructure design firm HNTB are set to hold a public hearing next month for a project to improve Interstate 64 in southern Indiana. Improve 64 aims to reduce congestion and improve safety by...... Read More
The Indiana Builders Association board has selected Kenny Reinbrecht to serve as the organization's 2024 president. Reinbrecht is the founder of Reinbrecht Homes, based in the Gibson County town of Haubstadt.... Read More
Newsweek is out with its ranking of "America's Most Responsible Companies," and 11 Indiana-based companies are included. The 600 companies are ranked based on three areas of corporate social responsibility: environmental, social, and corporate governance.... Read More
The Saint Mary's College board has reversed a controversial policy made earlier this year. Our partners at Fox Michiana report the college will not allow undergraduate admissions of transgender women. ... Read More
A manufacturer of iron castings with a presence in southern Indiana will soon be under new ownership. Waupaca Foundry is set to be acquired by Connecticut-based private investment firm Monomoy Capital Partners, though financial terms are not being disclosed.... Read More
The Fort Wayne Common Council approved tax abatement requests for a Fortune 100 company planning to build a data center campus on the city's southeast side. City officials said the project will include an initial investment of $845 million and 30 new jobs.... Read More
Bloomington-based not-for-profit entrepreneurship center The Mill this week named Paid.Care the top prize winner of its Crossroads Idea Competition. The startup, co-founded by CEO JR Ricker, has developed an online caregiver payment platform.... Read More
