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Pike County EDC names Nichole Like interim executive director
The Pike County Economic Development Corp. has appointed Nichole Like as its interim executive director. She started the role Sept 4.
Historic Kokomo company ceases glass manufacturing, searching for buyer
In a statement posted on social media Friday, the iconic Kokomo company cited rising costs, ongoing repairs, and “countless challenges” as the primary reason for the move.
As judge vacates Trump’s Michigan coal plant orders, what will happen in Indiana?
| Joey Harris, Indianapolis Business JournalThe Trump administration’s bid to keep a Michigan coal plant running past its planned retirement date was illegal, a panel of federal judges ruled on Friday. That decision could affect similar cases in Indiana.
Here’s what goes into your electricity bill — and what could change
| Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital ChronicleAmid fierce customer pushback to high electricity bills and increasingly frequent hikes, Indiana officials are reconsidering utility risks, profits and key charges in a bid to bring prices down — ahead of a major regulatory transition.
Old National names new leaders for 1834 division
Katie Florig will serve as president while Tom Weizenegger will become chief investment officer for the division, which provides a variety of wealth advisory and investment management services for high-net-worth individuals and institutions.
EPA eliminates rule limiting planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The EPA is repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas, an action the agency said would remove more than $300 billion in costs for the industry and help “unleash” American energy.
Stop cyber fraud!
| Kristin Ashland, Financial Planning Coordinator, Bedel Financial Consulting Inc.Given the digital world of today, it is up to you to keep your personal information safe from bad actors. Institutions and organizations do their best to protect your information, but cyber fraud is on the uptick.
Ball State ready to bring Village Revitalization effort to life
Ball State University’s nearly $200 million Village Revitalization project is coming to life with the opening of a new innovation center and the soon-to-open boutique hotel and performing arts center.
BP, union set to resume talks over contract for Whiting Refinery workers
The meeting will come almost six months to the day after BP locked out more than 800 workers due to the contract dispute.
Cummins joins Swiss venture firm as limited partner
| Susan Orr, Indianapolis Business JournalThe Columbus-based manufacturer is now among more than 50 companies that have invested in Emerald Technology Ventures, a Zurich-based venture firm that focuses on sustainable industrial innovation.
Property tax shock: ISPA urges action as Indiana farm building assessments soar
| C.J. Miller, Hoosier Ag TodayIndiana farmers and ag businesses are facing a property tax shock after assessments on some farm buildings doubled, tripled and, in some cases, increased by as much as 500%.
Evansville, Deaconess launch partnership to strengthen EMS system
Deaconess Health System will provide several hundred thousand dollars in annual investment to support Evansville’s new fire-based EMS system.
State revenues continue to beat monthly projections
Indiana revenue collections surpassed the most recent estimates for the month of August. The Indiana State Budget Agency said General Fund revenues last month totaled nearly $1.8 billion, which was $23.8 million higher than the December 2025 forecast.
This week on Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick 9/13/26
Check out what’s coming up on this weekend’s edition of Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick!
New Haven’s ‘Move the Train’ campaign seeks federal help to address railroad crossing blockages
The “Move the Train” campaign urges not just New Haven residents but communities across the country to call on Congress to pass the BUILD America 250 Act, a federal transportation package that includes the Railway Safety Act.
Thor announces leadership changes in North American RV operations
Elkhart-based Thor Industries Inc. announced several leadership changes Friday as the company moves forward with its revised North American RV operating model. Ken Walters, president of Jayco and leader of the Jayco and Tiffin Motorhomes group, will become …
Crosstown Capital invests in 3 Indiana steel companies, plans for 75 new jobs
Columbus-based Crosstown Capital Partners’ investment in three Indiana steel companies will help fund a new fabrication facility and expanded operations.
Kroger cuts sales forecast as grocery competition ramps up
The company expects comparable sales excluding fuel, which measure stores open at least 15 months, to gain as much as 0.8%, lower than its previous forecast calling for a high of 2% growth.
Indiana higher ed commission to review dual-college credit accessibility
| Mackenzi Klemann, Indiana Capital ChronicleIndiana leads the nation for students finishing at least one college class in high school, but many students are just one or two classes shy of earning a credential upon graduation.
Newly purchased land to become part of Portland Arch Nature Preserve
The property was acquired by the Central Indiana Land Trust Inc. from private landowners with a $450,000 anonymous donation.
