Marek Mazurek

Indiana awards $130K to boost talent pipeline through apprenticeship programs

With money from the U.S. Department of Labor, Indiana is dolling out $130,000 to help fund registered apprenticeship programs.... Read More

Superior Ag cooperative announces payouts to members

Huntingburg-based agricultural cooperative Superior Ag announced this week it will payout close to $2.5 million back to its members. The amount being paid back to members represents 97% of the cooperative's profits.... Read More

Michigan City narrows down bids for downtown mixed-use project

Michigan City has narrowed down the bids for a major mixed-use project in downtown. The development will feature 500 rental units and a grocery store, according to the city.... Read More

What would a Honda-Nissan merger mean for Indiana?

Honda and Nissan potentially merging likely wouldn't have a big impact on Indiana, one expert says. The Greensburg Honda plant likely wouldn't see much change and in fact might grow a little bit.... Read More

Indiana housing outlook: Will 2025 bring more of the same?

With mortgage rates remaining high and a continued lack of supply, home prices should continue to rise moderately in 2025. The lock-in effect remains strong... Read More

AAA reports record-high travel in Indiana over holiday season

The AAA says more Hoosiers, and Americans, traveled at least 50 miles for the holidays this year than have ever before. AAA says 40% of Hoosiers traveled more than 50 miles, aided by cheaper gas prices.... Read More

State allocates $10M to rental housing for people recovering from addiction

The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority is awarding $10 million to four projects around the state that will building rental housing for people struggling with addiction. ... Read More

OCRA announces federal grants for 20 Indiana communities

The federal government is allocating $3.6 million in grants to 20 communities in Indiana. The state's Office of Rural and Community Affairs is handling the distribution of the funds.... Read More

Marion to revitalize downtown with help from READI 2.0 grants

A $10.8 million mixed-use apartment complex in Marion is receiving $850,000 in READI 2.0 funding. The project adds 44 apartment units and 3,300 square feet of commercial space to the city's downtown.... Read More

Wabash County plans to use Stellar funding to create welcoming community for all

Wabash County received funding through the Office of Community and Rural Affairs’ Stellar program in 2014. Now, it's receiving more—$6.5 million—as a finalist of the Stellar Pathways initiative. The goal: making Wabash County a welcoming place for all.... Read More