Winchester Speedway adds to Indiana’s racing history
While many dream to drive at a place like IMS, many drivers cut their teeth on small tracks around the state, including the historic Winchester Speedway in Randolph County.... Read More
Mary-Rachel Redman
Volunteers help power Indy’s sporting events
It's no secret that Indy is a city known for its love of sports--from the 2012 Super Bowl to last year's NBA All-Star Game to multiple NCAA Final Fours. But behind the scenes, there's a group of unsung heroes helping make it all happen.... Read More
Indiana farmer, ag expert discuss impact of inflation, tariffs on industry
Around Indiana, Hoosier farmers are getting out their equipment and preparing to grow the next batch of corn, soybeans and other crops.... Read More
Downtown Indianapolis hotel industry continues growth, could boost tourism
Officials will cut the ribbon Tuesday morning on the InterContinental Indianapolis Hotel, which is adding 170 hotel rooms to downtown Indianapolis' inventory. Visit Indy is projecting a rise in tourism numbers as the amount of hotel rooms grows.... Read More
Marvella groundbreaking set for spring, Evan Bayh discusses mom Marvella’s legacy
The three-phase Marvella Project is expected to occupy 120 acres at Fair Oaks Farms, on the eastern edge of Newton County. The project is named after former Indiana Gov. and U.S. Senator Evan Bayh's mother, Marvella.... Read More
Purdue’s new general manager adds to growing trend in college football
As the landscape of college football continues to evolve, a number of top-tier programs are now hiring general managers, including Purdue University. Earlier this month, Purdue announced Brandon Lee would be the general manager for its football program.... Read More
Q&A with race car driver, team owner Tony Stewart
In addition to his storied career inside a race car, Tony Stewart is also a team owner, and Tony Stewart Racing is heading into its 25th season. Inside INdiana Business reporter Mary-Rachel Redman spoke with Stewart at his headquarters in Brownsburg.... Read More
Q&A with Allison Barber and Glenn Tilley about The Marvella Project in Fair Oaks
Known as Marvella, the youth sports complex will feature indoor and outdoor playing fields, basketball and volleyball courts, and a training center. There are also plans for a 5,000-seat arena that will host championship games, tournaments and other events.... Read More
Wabash hopes to bring new life to historic Sposeep & Sons Building
A historic gem in Wabash is on the brink of disappearing. The Sposeep & Sons Building, built in 1890, is listed on Indiana Landmarks' 10 Most Endangered list for 2024, and city officials are hoping to see the building preserved and adapted for new use.... Read More
Larry Bird Museum brings ‘monumental’ impact
Terre Haute has more than a dozen museums within its city limits, and the latest pays tribute to an Indiana legend also known as "Larry Legend." The Larry Bird Museum opened in late May at the Terre Haute Convention Center after six years of planning.... Read More