The new buildings will replace Keenan and Stanford halls on the north side of campus and use additional land from nearby Haggar Hall, which will be retired as an academic building. Construction will begin at the end of the current academic year.... Read More
For the first time, Southwest will begin offering nonstop daily flights from Indianapolis International Airport to Cancun, Mexico, with flights beginning June 3.... Read More
Indiana’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles offices came out on top of a nationwide analysis of more than 1.2 million Google reviews of public vehicle registration and driver’s license offices — despite having no locations in the top 10.... Read More
Leaders from Elanco Animal Health, Purdue University, the Indiana Economic Development Corp., the CEOs of Indiana Corporate Partnership and the city of Indianapolis broke ground Tuesday at the site of the future One Health Research Institute.... Read More
Our partners at WEHT-TV Channel 25 report the 180-day pause is designed to give councilors time to examine options for future data center development.... Read More
Gov. Mike Braun announced the launch of the program in July to help ensure that communities seeking designation have the workforce capacity and infrastructure necessary to ensure the success of such projects.... Read More
The chief operating officer of a Chicago-based repair-technology company has been named the next leader of Polygon Composites Technology. Alex Duffy was selected as the new CEO of the Walkerton-based composite components manufacturer.... Read More
Fort Wayne’s Bohl Equipment, a family-owned forklift dealer since 1924, has joined Peoria, Illinois-based MH Equipment, adding more than 50 service technicians into the company’s regional network.... Read More
Case managers started using the interRAI algorithm in January to determine who is eligible for Medicaid waivers for intermediate care, a process known as level-of-care assessments.... Read More
Indianapolis Public Schools will seek changes that allow it to charge Innovation Network charter schools more for services like transportation, food service, and facilities support, as the district confronts a budget crunch.... Read More
The Vault on Main is a four-story building that includes 161 residential apartments and more than 4,700 square feet of ground-floor retail or office space, as well as an outdoor entertainment space, coworking areas and a makerspace.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded a $15 million grant to River Heritage Conservancy, with another $5 million available through a matching grant opportunity, The funding will support restoration and expanded public access at Clarksville's Origin Park.... Read More
Thor Industries is raising concerns about the proposed merger of two of the RV industry’s largest suppliers, warning that further consolidation could increase component costs, reduce competition and add to affordability problems already weighing on RV sales.... Read More
Leo’s, which debuted in 2019 with a 6,500-square-foot store and fuel station in Greenfield, will continue as a brand after the sale.... Read More
Students, faculty and staff at Purdue University Fort Wayne are enjoying the nearly $2 million in improvements to the Doermer School of Business, a renovation that brings together what had been a department spread across two campus locations.... Read More
Robert Flansburg will serve as vice president of aviation, coming to the company after holding executive-level positions at L3Harris, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin, Surack announced Monday.... Read More
Indiana’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles has sold more than 380,000 “blackout” license plates in the year since the minimalist design launched — generating $12.9 million toward a five-year modernization plan for the agency.... Read More
Indiana has nominated 126 census tracts for a new round of federal Opportunity Zone designations aimed at encouraging private investment in communities across the state.... Read More
Grace College and Grace Theological Seminary have launched the public phase of the $135 million "Created for More" campaign, billed as the largest fundraising effort the school's 89-year history.... Read More
Using a $15 million gift from 100-year-old Virginia Staff Shannon, a 1945 Franklin graduate, the college plans to build a two-story academic facility featuring a mock courtroom for pre-law students and an investment trading lab aimed at business majors.... Read More
