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Michael Englehart, who will begin his new role Oct. 1., has served as senior vice president for Franciscan Physician Network and Franciscan Post-Acute Services since June 2025.... Read More

Gainesville, Texas-based IFS Coatings has acquired a 100,000-square-foot production facility in Elkhart as part of a multi-million-dollar investment to expand its U.S. manufacturing operations. The facility will manufacture powder coatings and metallic ...... Read More

A Valparaiso man is pursuing a class-action lawsuit against a window and door company that he says made repeated telemarketing calls and text messages even though he’s listed on a national, do-not-call registry.... Read More

The Indiana State Board of Finance unanimously approved roughly $139 million in reimbursements from the State Highway Fund to replace July revenue from Indiana’s gasoline excise and use taxes.... Read More

Indiana high school students are gaining paid, hands-on banking experience before graduation through apprenticeship programs at Old National Bank and First Merchants Bank.... Read More

The Bedford plant employs about 600 hourly and salaried employees, though GM said the investment will not result in any new jobs.... Read More

CEO Ian Bickley said the positive results can be attributed to ongoing efforts through Project Sunshine, an initiative designed to return the company to profitability.... Read More

Indianapolis-based Corteva says it “categorically rejects” an attempt to block the company’s planned split into two businesses on Oct. 1, a move the states contend would help the company avoid liabilities in a federal forever chemicals case.... Read More

Representatives from BP and the United Steelworkers Local 7-1 resumed contract negotiations on Monday and expressed hope for a fresh start toward an agreement that would bring more than 800 workers back to the BP Whiting Refinery.... Read More

An image of a sunglasses-wearing Abraham Lincoln will appear near the top of Indiana election ballots this fall. That is the emblem submitted by the Lincoln Party to appear in the section for voters choosing to cast straight-ticket ballots.... Read More

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to lift its short-term interest rate Wednesday for the first time in three years to fight stubbornly high inflation, a move that would put the central bank at odds with President Donald Trump's support for a cut.... Read More

The corporate headquarters and manufacturing plants for Ball Corp. left Muncie many years ago, but the iconic company's legacy lives on through the Ball Brothers Foundation, which this year is marking 100 years of impact.... Read More

While there are no Indiana hospitals in the overall top 10 ranking, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health in Indianapolis is ranked in multiple specialty categories.... Read More

Shelbyville officials and Berne-based DJM Investments LLC will break ground Tuesday on Summit of Shelbyville, a $35 million apartment development planned for 288 units.... Read More

The Defense Innovation Networking Group, or DING, announced Monday that it has been selected by two U.S. military programs to lead the Validation of Emerging Defense & Detection Equipment for Readiness, or VEDDER, initiative.... Read More

Travis Madison currently serves as superintendent of New Albany-Floyd County Schools and brings more than 30 years of public education experience to the role, the university said Monday.... Read More

The daughter of a woman who died after being in the care of a Clarksville nursing home is suing the facility for negligence, saying it was understaffed and failed to properly attend to her needs as she recovered from surgery.... Read More

Abbott Laboratories agreed to pay $385 million to settle U.S. allegations related to poor manufacturing practices at two facilities, including one involving an investigation of a contaminated facility that made powder infant formula.... Read More

The Pike County Economic Development Corp. has appointed Nichole Like as its interim executive director. She started the role Sept 4.... Read More

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.... Read More