Three Ball State University students' entrepreneurial ventures will receive university support with its latest pre-seed funding round. This year's student entrepreneurs include a software developer, a jewelry maker and a marketing consultant. ... Read More
As John Hamilton’s tenure as Bloomington mayor nears an end, he took time to look back on two terms focused on expanding the city’s transit system, providing affordable housing and growing population. ... Read More
A crowdfunding campaign seeks $15,000 to preserve Mishawaka's The Res and expand residents' access to green space with a new bridge. The Res is a 23-acre wooded area outside Mishawaka and was established as a Boy Scout Reservation in 1920.... Read More
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis is awarding a total of $15.12 million to 32 affordable housing projects in Indiana, Kentucky and Michigan. ... Read More
Indiana University campuses are building its support for historically underrepresented and first-generation students through a new grant program ahead of a surge of new students through the expanded 21st Century Scholars program. ... Read More
Cost is a barrier for many Hoosiers to go to college but state financial aid is going significantly underused, according to a new INvestEd study. Indiana students leave about $70 million in federal aid is left on the table each year. ... Read More
The Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority is going fare-free on the route and striking its $1-a-trip fee, starting Jan. 2.... Read More
Newly elected Bloomington mayor Kerry Thomson announced her first round of appointments for a host of positions as the city transitions into a new administration for the first time in eight years. ... Read More
The $1.7 million grant from the Walton Family Foundation will be used to create a second cohort of five locations across the state to start apprenticeship pilots. Those sites will receive $25,000 and follow-up funding through Ascend Indiana's Youth Apprenticeship Accelerator.... Read More
A new WalletHub study ranks Indiana as the sixth worst state to find a job, citing limited opportunities, its unemployment rate and job growth. The personal finance website compared all 50 states across two key categories: job market and economic environment.... Read More
