A casino operator in Rising Sun wanted to move its license to New Haven. Discussions over that now-dead proposal have revealed interest in bringing a casino to downtown Indianapolis from two state senators.... Read More
Fort Wayne unveiled plans for a $60 million youth sports fieldhouse near the city's downtown. The city hopes the unique urban location makes it stand out, though there is competition from nearby Fields of Grace in New Haven. Can the area support two youth sports complexes?... Read More
Meyer Distribution is paying out over $9 million in total related to a federal lawsuit. The suit alleges Meyer sold products that intentionally bypassed federal air pollution standards. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is a founder and ex-CEO of Meyer.... Read More
Ivy Tech is using Ball Brothers Foundation funding to start an EMT certification program at the school's Muncie Campus. The school sees the program as a first step for students who want to go into Ivy Tech's nursing program or pursue other certifications. ... Read More
The bill would establish the Indiana-Illinois Boundary Adjustment Commission that could meet to “discuss and recommend whether it is advisable to adjust the boundaries between the two states.”... Read More
Indiana reported $2.18 billion in state revenues for this January. It makes the second straight month of slightly higher than expected revenues from taxes.... Read More
Home sales in Indiana for January increased by just 1% compared to last year. Realtors hope for a more balanced market but will mortgage rates come down and inventory grow quickly enough?... Read More
Based in Seattle, First Mode specializes in hydrogen-powered mining equipment—including large mining trucks. The acquisition will see Cummins purchase about 12% of First Mode, according to a Cummins spokesperson.... Read More
Indiana's alcohol producers appear to be in relatively good shape as tariffs loom. Will local producers survive anticipated price decreases by national brands is the question.... Read More
Indiana Wesleyan is offering a reduced price for Cincinnati State students who transfer to take online courses at IWU. The move is similar to a partnership announced in the last few months with Ivy Tech.... Read More
