Cate Charron

Incoming Bloomington mayor makes more appointments

Incoming Bloomington mayor Kerry Thomson continues to fill out her staff roster ahead of taking office Jan. 1. ... Read More

Bloomington opens clinic for city employees

The city of Bloomington cut the ribbon this week on a new health clinic for its employees. Everside Health runs the clinic located at 514 W. Second St., and all city employees and their families on the city's health insurance plan can receive care. ... Read More

NHanced Semiconductors primed to create 250 jobs in Bloomington

Bloomington will soon be home to a new employer and industry filling part of a gap in the local economy after Chicago-based NHanced Semiconductors announced a $152 million investment into a Cook Medical facility, which will result in at least 250 high-wage jobs.... Read More

Amazon building $87M data center in Portage

Amazon is building an $87 million data center in Portage, our partners at the Times of Northwest Indiana reported. The facility will be in the AmeriPlex at the Port business park north of Interstate 94 and south of the Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor.... Read More

IU provost holding listening sessions following abrupt not-for-profit plan

Indiana University Provost Rahul Shrivastav convened a committee and held three listening sessions for the IU community this week to discuss the future of the Kinsey Institute following a state law passed earlier this year banning state funding from going to the often-scrutinized sexual research entity.... Read More

Ports of Indiana hires executives for new business initiatives

Two newly hired executives at the Ports of Indiana will lead its new business endeavors expanding cargo capacities and rail projects.... Read More

Munice car dealership acquired by Michigan company

New Hudson, Michigan-based Feldman Automotive Group has acquired another Michigan-based company All American Chevrolet Cadillac, meaning the latter's Muncie dealership is under new ownership.... Read More

How Vincennes University is celebrating the 2024 total eclipse

During next year's total solar eclipse, the university campus is in the path of totality with one of the longest periods of darkness in the state. To celebrate, the college is hosting a number of events for the hoards of tourists expected in the region.... Read More

Rural lobbying groups seek stronger water rights, more medical personnel

Heading into a legislative session where lead lawmakers are pulling back and focusing on fine-tuning legislation, rural interest groups' priorities largely fall in line, asking for infrastructure tweaks, to build on previous ideas and for lawmakers' ears on sprawling issues.... Read More

Terre Haute tourism bureau announces new initiatives director

The Terre Haute Convention & Visitors Bureau has announced Karen Dyer as its new director of strategic initiatives. Dyer comes to the newly-created role after serving as executive VP for advancement and strategic initiatives at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College.... Read More