Cate Charron

Dupont crowdfunding for new playground

Dupont parents may soon have a new playground to take their children to if a $40,000 crowdfunding campaign proves successful.... Read More

Indiana unemployment sees slight increase in June

The Indiana Department of Workforce Development reported the unemployment rate in June was 3.2%, just under the national rate of 3.6%. The state's rate has stagnated at 3.1% for most of this year.... Read More

Oppenheimer rockets State Museum IMAX’s post-pandemic ticket sales

Hundreds of thousands of Americans are heading back to the movie theaters this weekend for the highly anticipated same-day release of "Oppenheimer" and "Barbie" — with many aiming to attend a double feature of the two films that couldn't be more different.... Read More

Indiana food banks chosen to receive $2M in state funding

Eleven communal food assistance not-for-profits will receive state support — which officials say they hope provides the necessary resources to allow these organizations to distribute crucial meals to those in need.... Read More

Two Purdue aerospace startups receive $100K, university backing

The lawsuit alleges that certain models of the cars lack the industry-standard technology needed to prevent the vehicles from being stolen. Videos that show people how to steal Kias and Hyundais have recently gone viral over social media.... Read More

New Fort Wayne renter neighborhood completes construction, opens doors

Developer Next Chapter Meadows constructed the neighborhood named Dupont Meadows with a $57 million investment based on a concept popular in the Southeastern U.S. The houses are meant for renters and cater to a population of Americans who decide to rent but don't want to live in an apartment.... Read More

Indy, La Porte airports receive FAA clean energy grants

The Indianapolis International Airport is set to receive the largest allotment of FAA Improvement Program funding at $22.58 million. The investment will build the airport's new energy-efficient infrastructure, including solar panels.... Read More

Fewer listings slow housing market as experts reflect at mid-year

Experts reflecting on the Indiana housing market at the year's mid-point note both home sales and listings lag behind 2022 as homebuyers return to the market faster than sellers.... Read More

Several Indiana businesses considered best places to work for disability inclusion

Five Indiana businesses have received honors as one of the best places to work if a person has a disability. They are included in the 2023 Disability Equality Index, which is curated by Disability:IN and the American Association of People with Disabilities.... Read More

Purdue Global, Pilotsmith partner on pilot degree to address shortage

Beginning May 23, students can apply for the Purdue Global professional flight degree program and complete a Bachelor of Science degree online while strapping in for professional flight training at Pilotsmith.... Read More