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J&N Stone has changed ownership following the sale of the company by the children of founders Jack and Nadine Lengacher to Jon Yoder and Jeff Hertsel. The transaction took effect Jan. 1.
The founders’ children, who assumed leadership roles after the Lengacher’s …

The city of Elkhart will deploy $12 million in blight elimination funds from Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment Inc. to transform the Benham neighborhood, a historically underinvested area between downtown and the city’s southern commercial corridor.

Indiana Whiskey Company is approaching its 15th year at a moment when the craft spirits industry is recalibrating, facing shifting consumer habits, supply-chain realities and a more competitive marketplace. Eric Klepper, now vice president of operations …

As Gov. Mike Braun prepares to deliver his second State of the State address, sources tell IBJ his administration is moving quickly to position itself as a legitimate contender in the Chicago Bears’ search for a new stadium site.

Indianapolis-based tech startup HabitHalo is working to help people who vape kick the habit, just like its founder and CEO did.

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming industries, promising unprecedented innovation and efficiency. The AI market size is projected to skyrocket to $1.8 trillion by 2030—however many organizations are struggling and will struggle to realize AI’s full potential.

BP is reportedly proposing the elimination of more than 200 union jobs at its Whiting refinery as contract negotiations begin between the company and local union leaders.

Elkhart Brass Manufacturing and Shipshewana-based Stone Horses are now competing in the championship round, with the winner set to be announced later this month.

Valparaiso-based HealthLinc is continuing its expansion in northwest Indiana with the opening of a new health clinic in Newton County.

New legislation filed by lawmakers from both sides of the aisle would put utility commissioners on the ballot. It’s not clear whether any of the IURC-ballot bills have the support needed to advance.

Hundreds of Indiana township governments could be forced into consolidation under a renewed attempt in the Legislature for streamlining the 1,000-plus such bodies across the state.

After joking about conspiracies against cattle farmers and rival Italian beef sandwiches, Indiana senators voted Tuesday to advance a bill naming the breaded pork tenderloin the state sandwich. Senate Bill 21 now heads to the Indiana House.

A bill introduced at the Indiana Statehouse could allow Rush County to impose a food and beverage tax, but several county leaders say they have concerns about its potential impact.

Gov. Mike Braun and local leaders on Monday celebrated the completion of the second phase of The District, a 254-unit workforce housing initiative near the Toyota manufacturing plant in southwestern Indiana’s Gibson County.

Steve Witt, the president of the Terre Haute Economic Development Corp., has resigned after 21 years in the role, the organization announced Monday. A reason for Witt’s departure was not given.

Brownsburg-based State Bank has promoted President Matt Price, who now holds the titles of president and CEO following the retirement of longtime bank executive Mike Baker.

A bill to create an appointed board to oversee district and charter schools in Indianapolis would unfairly dilute electoral power, critics said during a House hearing Monday, while supporters said it would ensure shared accountability.

Legislation requiring paid political influencers to report to Indiana lobbying regulators heads to the Senate floor after a Monday committee vote, despite major concerns from regulators and First Amendment advocates.

Consumer prices rose 0.3% in December from the prior month, the Labor Department said Tuesday, the same as in November. Excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core prices rose 0.2%, also matching November’s figure.

When you moved into your home, one of the things that probably excited you the most was the opportunity to furnish and decorate it to exactly the way you wanted. Over the years, as your tastes have become more refined, you’ve made minor revisions here and there. Now, as you look at rooms, you hear yourself say, “But if I had it to do all over again …”