The chief executive officer of Indianapolis-based Pet Wellness Clinics says the COVID-19 pandemic will change how veterinary services are offered in the future. Dr. Mike Graves says the company has se... Read More
Several Indiana schools are included on the "Best U.S. High Schools" list from U.S. News & World Report. The publication ranked the schools based on several factors, including college readiness, colle... Read More
A well-known entrepreneur and businessman in Evansville has died. John David Engelbrecht was the chairman and former chief executive officer of South Central Inc., a radio and television broadcasting... Read More
As Congress considers appropriating additional funds, the Great Lakes administrator for the Small Business Administration says Indiana stands out in the number of applicants and loans provided through... Read More
After stating his intention to do so late last week, Governor Eric Holcomb has officially extended his stay at home order to May 1. As part of the updated order, the governor says the state will Tuesd... Read More
Evansville-based Old National Bancorp (Nasdaq: ONB) is reporting first quarter net income of $22.6 million, down from $56.3 million during the same period last year. The parent of Old National Bank is... Read More
A weekly radio show in Indianapolis focused on Indiana history is getting national recognition. Hoosier History Live, which airs on WICR-FM at the University of Indianapolis, has been selected for inc... Read More
Fishers-based Land Betterment Corp. is partnering with a third-party scrap metal company on a recycling effort in Greene County. The company says the multi-year agreement with Texas-based Kodiak Metal... Read More
A pair of Hoosier organizations has launched a philanthropic endeavor to help address the inequities in education that have been identified as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Crossroads Education a... Read More
Indiana's unemployment rate increased slightly to 3.2% in March. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development says the state lost 18,700 private sector jobs over the previous month as the COVID-19... Read More
