Plans Scrapped for Fourth Port Site
Governor Eric Holcomb says the state will no longer pursue plans to acquire land near Lawrenceburg which would serve as the state's fourth port. The governor's office says the Ports of Indiana found t... Read More
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Bloomerang Receives Strategic Growth Investment
An Indianapolis-based tech company has received a strategic growth investment from Baltimore-based growth equity firm JMI Equity. Bloomerang, which has created a donor management software platform, sa... Read More
Lilly Details COVID Treatment Manufacturing Partnership
Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. (NYSE: LLY) and Amgen Inc. (Nasdaq: AMGN) are collaborating on the manufacturing of potential COVID-19 therapies. The companies say they will work to scale up prod... Read More
NCAA Approves Basketball Start, Fall Championships Move
The Division I Council of the Indianapolis-based NCAA has approved a November 25 start date for the 2020-2021 men's and women's basketball season. Additionally, the council approved proposals to move... Read More
City Responds to Electric Works Questions
The director of the Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission has responded to a list of questions from the Fort Wayne City Council regarding the commission's decision to terminate an economic development a... Read More
INDOT Resumes Community Crossings Grant Program
After a pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indiana Department of Transportation has restarted the Community Crossings grant program. The next round of the program will provide about $68 million i... Read More
Manning Nominated for Football Hall of Fame
Several former Indianapolis Colts players have been nominated for the 2021 class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Among the 14 first-year eligible nominees is former Colts quarterback Peyton Manning.... Read More
Clean Energy Jobs Continue Growth in Indiana
A new report from Indiana Advanced Energy Economy suggests the number of jobs in the advanced energy sector continues to grow in the Hoosier state. The report shows Indiana had nearly 91,000 people wo... Read More
Big Ten to Resume Football Season with Stringent Testing
The Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors has unanimously voted to resume the football season beginning in late October. The vote follows the adoption of "significant medical protocols," inclu... Read More
Council Wants to Investigate Electric Works Dispute
The Fort Wayne City Council has given preliminary approval for a resolution to launch an investigation into why an economic development agreement for the $440 million Electric Works project was termin... Read More