Gen Con CEO: Commitment to Indy in doubt over abortion bill
Officials behind one of the largest annual conventions in downtown Indianapolis are expressing concern over legislation that would create a near-total abortion ban. ... Read More
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IU details stipend increase for student academic appointees
Indiana University is implementing changes to its compensation for student academic appointees, the university announced Tuesday. The SAAs, graduate students who hold part-time teaching or research appointments, will receive a minimum stipend of $22,000, and their mandatory fees will be waived.... Read More
Decatur slaughterhouse clears key hurdle
The Decatur City Council has removed a roadblock for a planned $25 million slaughterhouse that will be located inside a former ice cream manufacturing plant in the Adams County city and create about 200 jobs. ... Read More
Professor: Cost exacerbating airline staffing shortage
A professor of practice in the School of Aviation and Transportation Technology at Purdue University says the biggest obstacle to addressing the airline staffing shortage in the U.S. is cost. ... Read More
Terre Haute video gaming venue growing
The co-founder of eBash Video Game Center in Terre Haute announced Monday the venue has agreed to acquire the assets of local board and card game store GAM3. While financial terms of the deal are not being disclosed, Zack Johnson says the acquisition is part of his company's growth in the Haute City Center mall.... Read More
UChicago Medicine to break ground on Crown Point facility
The University of Chicago Medicine will Wednesday break ground on an $86 million facility in Crown Point. The 130,000-square-foot multispecialty outpatient center and micro-hospital is expected to bring 150 clinical and non-clinical jobs to northwest Indiana.... Read More
Mayor working to change perception of Gary
Moving the needle in Gary has not been an easy task, but since taking office in 2020, Mayor Jerome Prince has found some uncommon success. ... Read More
Hoosier cities ranked among most affordable
Four Indiana cities are included on the 2022 list of cities with the lowest cost of living in America. The ranking from Niche.com, which focuses on public data on schools and neighborhoods, was compiled based on factors including median tax rates, median rent, and food costs.... Read More
Applications to open for film incentives
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. announced Tuesday applications will open this week for the new Film and Media Tax Credit. The incentive offers an income tax credit of up to 30% to help offset certain production expenses.... Read More
BraunAbility celebrates 50 years, Inclusive Design Challenge win
A global mobility vehicle company with roots in the Pulaski County town of Winamac is marking two big milestones. ... Read More