The Technology Councils of North America has released the results of a study that examines the migration of technology workers in the post-pandemic world, and Indiana is near the top of the growth list. ... Read More
Revved up and on a roll. Speedway, Indiana...synonymous with the Indianapolis 500. We look at what was, what is and what's next for a small town powering forward.... Read More
Hoosier Lottery leaders are reacting publicly for the first time to a new law blocking online lottery games unless the legislature okays it.... Read More
Purdue University’s College of Veterinary Medicine has announced a partnership for a new scholarship program. Purdue says veterinary health company Ethos and veterinary online learning platform VetBloom are committing $500,000 to educational programs and initiatives that target racial disparities in veterinary medicine.... Read More
Fort Wayne-based DOXA Insurance Holdings has named insurance industry veteran Joe Guerrero president. ... Read More
The site of the former Terre Haute police station will have a new use in the coming years...student housing.... Read More
Indiana Republicans aren’t showing signs of putting the brakes on rising state gasoline taxes even as the state government continues its streak of fast-growing tax collections.... Read More
The National Endowment for the Arts has approved a $912,000 partnership agreement for the Indiana Arts Commission to address priorities at the state level. The funds will support arts in areas such as cultural tourism, community revitalization, and economic development.... Read More
Crystal Springs Creamery in Osceola is not your standard dairy farm. While it does milk 300 Holstein dairy cows, it also processes much of the milk on the farm. ,... Read More
The South Bend – Elkhart Regional Partnership has named Bethany Hartley its new president and chief executive officer.... Read More
California-based Performance Racing Industry will today cut the ribbon on its new membership headquarters in Speedway. The trade organization says the Main Street facility will provide various programs and services for the motorsports community.... Read More
An education technology company headquartered in Putnam County is under new ownership. Standard for Success, which has developed a software platform for teacher evaluation, program assessment and graduation pathways tracking, has been acquired by Texas-based Education Advanced Inc.... Read More
Shareholders of Indianapolis-based Anthem Inc. (NYSE: ANTM) on Wednesday approved the changing of the company's corporate name to Elevance Health Inc. The official rebranding is slated to take place in late June.... Read More
The Governor’s Workforce Cabinet has awarded a total of nearly $500,000 to six high schools and career centers through its Education Readiness Grant program. The GWC says recipients will use the funding to purchase smart manufacturing technologies and equipment for the 2022-2023 school year.... Read More
The Indianapolis Public Library is searching for its next chief executive officer. The library says it has formed a search committee, comprised of board members, staff, community stakeholders and patrons, to lead the process.... Read More
Indianapolis-based nonprofit The Mind Trust has announced the five recipients of its 2022-2023 Talent Innovation Fund awards. The nonprofit says it is investing $115,000 into projects that will implement "locally-driven, creative approaches" to overcome the education talent challenge in Indianapolis.... Read More
The Bottleworks District on the near eastside of downtown Indianapolis continues to draw new tenants, but this round does not include food and drink vendors. ... Read More
Business is booming for a West Lafayette mom and entrepreneur after she recently appeared on "Shark Tank" and earned a deal for her breast milk storage product. Nickey Ramsey is the founder and chief executive officer of Junobie, which produces a first-of-its-kind reusable breast milk bag made from silicone.... Read More
A New Jersey-based food producer has announced plans to invest $100 million to build a facility in Fort Wayne and create 100 jobs over the next two years. Do Good Foods takes unused foods such as produce from grocery stores and converts it into animal feed, which is then fed to chickens.... Read More
The River Ridge Development Authority in Jeffersonville is reworking its organizational structure with the addition of several key leadership positions. The authority says the changes are part of efforts to accelerate growth and economic development activity.... Read More
