Another student housing complex has come online in West Lafatette with the EVER by Subtext. The complex adds 449 beds and follows the trend of resort-sytle apartments popping up in college towns.... Read More
The U.S. Forest Service is moving forward with large-scale forest management plans in the Hoosier National Forest. SOme groups are strongly opposed but forestrers say it's the right approach.... Read More
Nippon Steel executives, and Indiana officials celebrated the historic merger between U.S. Steel and the Japanese steelmaker at a gala held by the Japan-America Society of Indiana. Gov. Braun praised Nippon for being a good partner and vowed to continue the relattionship between Indiana and Japan. ... Read More
The EPA recently announced its canceling $130 million in federal funding for solar projects in Indiana. Hoosier solar groups say the projects could have helped up to 10,000 low-income Hoosiers get reduced energy bills.... Read More
Indiana Tech is adding six new job certificate programs thanks to $1 million from the Indiana Next Level Jobs program. ... Read More
White County officials are moving to rezone 287 acres of land as they engage with possible data center projects. Some residents are upset about a lack of transparency and water usage concerns.... Read More
The longtime CEO of Schurz Communications Inc., Frank Schurz Jr. died on Aug. 10 at 94 years old. Schurz was a forward-thinking steward of the media landscape in northern Indiana for many years, serving as CEO of the company from 1982-2007.... Read More
A new ordinance in St. Joseph County will requre solar developers to compensate nearby property owners if their land values drop. The measure is opposed by some business leaders and raises legal questions.... Read More
A public-private partnership between Card & Associates and New Haven broke ground on Friday for a youth sports fieldhouse complex along Interstate-469. The $31 million project had to shift its funding focus in the wake of Senate Bill 1, but remains largely intact.... Read More
Bloomington, South Bend and Fort Wayne are leading the charge in Indiana of creating more housing options. To do that, they are rethinking zoning practices and introducing pre-approved building designs.... Read More
