Kosciuszko County Commissioners denied a rezoning request that would have paved the way for Prologis to start on a data center project in the rural Indiana county. Elected officials said a data center going in on 540 acres of farmland isn't appropriate and cited significant community opposition.... Read More
As avian flu and unstable prices roil around egg producers, one Kosciusko County farm is trying to weather it all while celebrating 100 years in business. Creighton Brothers LLC shares its story with IIB.... Read More
While other large egg producing companies have received tens of millions of dollars in recent years for avian flu relief payments, Indiana-based Rose Acre Farms has not received any money related to a January outbreak.... Read More
Hammond officials take exception to a Lake County convention center and passed a resolution urging the county's commissioners not to approve either Gary nor Hobart's pitch saying the center will further take money away from the Hammond Horseshoe casino.... Read More
Gov. Mike Braun has signed a bill that incentivizes nuclear projects. The law lets utility companies recover costs for the massive projects from Indiana rate payers, to the dismay of some consumer advocates.... Read More
Craig Anderson is the new CEO at Ag Alumni, which is a seed genetics company specializing in popcorn. The company works closely with Purdue University on research initiatives. ... Read More
Saying it wants to modernize the fan experience at signature sporting events, the University of Notre Dame on Friday announced it's expanding the sale of alcohol at football games to general admission seating.... Read More
The Indiana National Guard reopened the Martinsville Armory this week after a $7.6 million renovation. The upgrades include new showers, bathrooms, mechanical systems, lighting and expanded parking.... Read More
A Kosciusko County board voted unanimously against recommending the rezoning of 550 acres of farmland for a possible data center. The rezoning request from Prologis now goes before the county's commissioners, who aren't bound by the board.... Read More
Michigan City is moving forward with a developer on a three-block project at Fifth and Pine streets that could bring 500 apartments and a grocery store to the city's downtown. The city is now negotiating with DAC Developments on a formal agreement.... Read More
