Longtime Kimball Electronics Chairman and CEO Don Charron has died, the company announced Tuesday. He was 59. Charron retired from Kimball earlier this year in late February after working there for almost 25 years.... Read More
Brownsburg-based State Bank announced Monday it is reorganizing its branches in the Hendricks County town. The bank plans to consolidate its two Brownsburg locations into one and reimagine and expand that main office.... Read More
July dropped 1.4% year-over-year, outperforming the state's 10.7% drop in the year's total handle, according to PlayIndiana. Indiana rings in at $2.25 billion in 2023, adding $203.8 million in July, compared to last year's $2.52 billion. ... Read More
Plainfield-based Certor Sports has named Jeremy Erspamer as its new CEO Thursday. Erspamer will lead the sporting goods portfolio, which includes brands Schutt, TUCCI and VICIS.... Read More
The 80,052-square-foot class A industrial project will be in the AmeriPlex Business Park, on 4925 Decatur Blvd, close by to the Indianapolis International Airport. The project is slotted to be completed by the end of the year.... Read More
Five Indiana University researchers have received patents for methods and technologies they have developed. They include breast cancer and neurodegenerative disease treatments, a blood sodium leveler, biochemical agent testing and a wireless sensor network.... Read More
A growing prep-to-sell home renovation business has expanded to Indianapolis. Cincinnati-based HOMEstretch organizes and contracts home improvement services to both ease the burden of moving for homeowners and improve their property's value.... Read More
The complex, located at the corner of Weinbach and Lincoln Avenues, will be four stories and will have 55 units with either one, two or three bedrooms. The apartments will have a full kitchen, full-size beds, couches, chairs and desks. ... Read More
Homes in the central Indiana housing market are remaining for sale for longer and continue to have competitive price tags compared to last year, according to F.C. Tucker Company analysis. ... Read More
Last month's Purdue food consumption survey shows people whose grocery bills take up a smaller percentage of their income are more content with what they are eating. All the while, high costs continue to plague people with price restraints, who report lower satisfaction with their diets.... Read More
