The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in downtown Indianapolis has launched the public phase of its $55 million capital and endowment campaign. The museum is looking to raise more than $6 million by next May for a variety of projects, including the capstone effort of reconstructing and reinstalling the Native American Galleries, […]... Read More
Ten entrepreneurial teams will have a shot at up to $30,000 from the Purdue Foundry through its new Boost Accelerator business-building initiative. Bill Arnold explains how the program works.... Read More
Indiana’s oldest and largest Latino nonprofit in Central Indiana is marking 50 years of service this year. We get more on La Plaza’s newest initiative and what’s ahead for the organization from Miriam Acevedo Davis.... Read More
The Indianapolis Colts are upping the ante when it comes to their sports betting presence. Roger VanDerSnick has insight into the club’s new deal with Caesars Entertainment and WynnBET.... Read More
The mission of Child Care Answers is two-fold: improve the well-being, care and education for children and equip providers with resources and tools to start their own businesses. We get insight from Mollie Smith.... Read More
Indianapolis-based nonprofit Fair Haven is opening a new $2.8 million healthcare hospitality facility near the 16 Tech Campus on the west side. Ada’s Place is designed to help seriously ill patients and their families who come to central Indiana for critical care. We get details from Amanda Milner.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Republic Airways is preparing to touch down in Hamilton County. The airline plans to build a new aviation facility in Carmel which will add nearly 2,000 jobs. Matt Koscal has insight into the impact of the project.... Read More
Indiana is once again in the global spotlight for motorsports innovation. The Indy Autonomous Challenge, the world’s first high-speed driverless competition at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, takes off in late October. Paul Mitchell and Dave Roberts break down how the prize competition works and what it means for the evolution of automation.... Read More
Judy O’Bannon’s passion? Preserving some of the state’s most treasured landmarks. Mary-Rachel Redman has more with what drives Indiana’s former First Lady.... Read More
Muncie is getting a big economic boost with the arrival of CANPACK, a Poland-based aluminum can production company that recently broke ground on a $380 million dollar manufacturing plant, which will create 345 jobs over the next two years. We get details from Jay Julian.... Read More
The pandemic has changed how educators and school districts view learning spaces. Dainen Tolman explains how Indianapolis-based Business Furniture is designing the classroom of the future.... Read More
The Indianapolis Colts will kick off the 2021 season this weekend in front of a full house at Lucas Oil Stadium which should provide a shot in the arm for downtown businesses. In a rare one-on-one interview with Jim Irsay, he shares his concerns for the future of downtown and his plans for future investment […]... Read More
The Metropolitan School Districts of Lawrence and Washington Townships in Indianapolis are working on moving the needle on supplier diversity and workforce development. Dr. Shawn Smith and Jim Boots join us with details.... Read More
Visit Bloomington’s mission is to get more people to spend money there through meetings, leisure travel and youth sports. Erin White shares what’s new and what it could mean for Monroe County.... Read More
Cityscape Residential recently opened The Otis at Fort Ben, a $31 million community bringing 261 luxury apartments to the area near the new Fort Ben Cultural Campus and Fort Harrison State Park. We get details on the project from Jim Thomas.... Read More
Two southern Indiana cooperatives have joined forces to create Premier Companies, an agricultural and energy services organization. Harold Cooper has more on the impact of the merger between White River Cooperative and Premier Ag Co-Op.... Read More
There are few places in Indiana where you can find more than 40 acres of apples, 30 acres of veggies, 20 acres of pumpkins, four high tunnels and a host of greenhouse plants in the spring. Mary-Rachel Redman found it in Greenfield where family-owned Tuttle Orchards is celebrating more than 90 years in business.... Read More
The Penrod Arts Fair returns this year after the pandemic forced it to be canceled in 2020. Tim Haley and Rob Dixon have more on what to expect at the event known as Indiana’s Nicest Day.... Read More
Hoosiers now have a new resource in Hendricks County to help prepare them for high demand jobs like logistics and robotics. Brandy Wethington Perrill joins us with details on Made@Plainfield.... Read More
