Indiana Surgeon Wins $112M Verdict
A jury in Marshall County has awarded what is being called one of the largest verdicts in Indiana history to an Indianapolis spine surgeon and inventor. Rick Sasso will receive more than...... Read More
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Fan Events Set For Big Ten Weekend
The Indiana Sports Corp. is gearing up for this weekend's Big Ten Football Championship game in downtown Indianapolis. Several fan and community events are being planned for the big weekend...... Read More
Solinftec Aims to Bring Momentum to Purdue HQ
The chief operating officer of a Brazil-based ag tech company says he hopes to bring the success he's seen in his home country to the U.S. Daniel Padrao says the U.S. market is very important for S...... Read More
Freeland Farm For Sale in Allen County
A massive property in northeast Indiana has hit the auction block. The 25-acre site in Roanoke, known as Freeland Farm, was previously owned by Dick Freeland, the former chairman of Pizza Hut of Fo...... Read More
‘Rails to Trails’ Project Lands Key Approval
The Rails to Trails project in New Albany is moving forward. The city’s redevelopment commission has approved the city’s proposal to have law firm Faegre Baker Daniels assist with the project. The ...... Read More
Charter School to Break Ground in McCordsville
Officials from the Geist Montessori Academy School Board and the McCordsville Town Council will Friday break ground on a new $6 million school building. The academy says the facility will allow its...... Read More
Trampoline Park Set For Former Noblesville Marsh
Another vacant Marsh supermarket building will soon have new life. Texas-based Urban Air Adventure Park has announced plans to transform the Noblesville building into a 34,000-square-foot indoor...... Read More
Holcomb: No Plans to Toll Hoosier Interstates
Governor Eric Holcomb has submitted his Statewide Interstate Tolling Strategic Plan to the State Budget Committee. The plan is a requirement of legislation passed in 2017. While Holcomb says he...... Read More
After 40 Years, Batesville Tool & Die Preparing For Future
As Batesville Tool & Die looks back at 40 years of operation in Indiana, its chief executive officer is looking toward the future. The automotive parts supplier began with just six employees and...... Read More
Chamber Launches Workforce Institute
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce says concerning trends outlined in its 2018 employer survey has led to an effort to boost Indiana's workforce. The chamber has created the Institute for Workforce Ex...... Read More