New details have emerged regarding BorgWarner's previously announced closure of its Kokomo manufacturing plant. Trialon, a validation testing services company, said in a notice to the state that it will lay off 110 of its workers located at the facility.... Read More
The buzz around artificial intelligence is at a fever pitch right now—and that looks like a business opportunity to Indianapolis-based startup Stellar. Stellar is a service company that helps customers integrate generative AI and other technologies.... Read More
Officials with Vincennes University expect to break ground on the expansion of the institution's Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy this fall.... Read More
Parkview Health officials said Friday they expect an air conditioning outage closing Parkview LaGrange Hospital to last about 48 hours.... Read More
Indiana casinos are continuing to see a year-over-year drop in revenue. The state's casinos saw $198.4 million in revenue last month, up 5% from June, but 2.4% lower than the same month in 2022.... Read More
"It was just very uncomfortable and unhealthy." Paula Van Tyle-Smith, CEO of the Daviess County Family YMCA, says the not-for-profit's 25-meter pool area was in desperate need of an upgrade to its ventilation system, which led to a $700,000 capital campaign.... Read More
Bicentennial Unity Plaza is a $30 million mix of art, sculptures and a basketball court that can be transformed into a skating rink larger than the one at Rockefeller Center. We give you a first look at a project that is about more than basketball.... Read More
Ivy Tech Community College will mark the grand opening of the new Industrial Career Academy at its Crawfordsville satellite campus. The academy is designed to create a high school-to-career pathway for students in Montgomery and Boone counties.... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb on Thursday announced the statewide expansion of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. The program provides free, age-appropriate books each month to children from birth to age five, regardless of family income.... Read More
Attendance at the Indiana State Fair picked up slightly this year in its third year under a “post-pandemic” format that added an 18th day to the schedule. Fair officials announced Thursday that attendance for this year’s event came in at 840,414.... Read More
The final phase of Damar Village will open in 2024 with seven residential buildings and a new multi-purpose activity center. Units will have two or four bedrooms, and the new community space will have teaching kitchens, an indoor track space and other amenities.... Read More
The Hoosier STEM Academy — a partnership between Ball State, IUPUI and Purdue — will use its newly awarded STEM Teacher Recruitment Grant to support its fellows and teachers programs, which offers stipends for those looking to become STEM-certified teachers.... Read More
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Carnegie Mellon University-Africa signed a memorandum of understanding to look into potential collaborations in the future.... Read More
The Netherlands-based company and MPS Egg Farms unveiled its progressive egg operation to the country with a farm in a rural town 35 miles west of Fort Wayne. The operation is the first of its kind in the country giving shoppers the option to pick up a carton of eggs that's both environmentally friendly and ethically sourced.... Read More
Ohio-based Owens Corning is planning to shut down operations at its Wabash manufacturing facility. The company said in a notice to the state that the closure will affect 87 workers.... Read More
Only a few lots in a planned subdivision in Perry County were purchased in a lottery held by the county's redevelopment commission. The lottery allowed residents to purchase one of 27 land lots in the Forest Canton Heights subdivision for $15,000.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Kenzie Academy, founded in 2017 to offer non-degree programs in coding, cybersecurity and other technology skills, is headed for closure. A spokesperson said 104 Kenzie employees have lost their jobs because of the pending shutdown.... Read More
People are booking flights more than ever at Indianapolis International Airport. Over 4.7 million passengers flew through the state's dominant airport in the first six months of 2023 — a record for the airport.... Read More
Indiana officials offered measured optimism as Republicans pushed for moves on taxes and Democrats expressed frustration with a task force's structure. ... Read More
Indianapolis-based USA Gymnastics is looking to centralize its national training programs before the 2028 Olympics. President Li Li Leung said over a dozen cities have responded to the organization’s request for an “expression of interest” in the project.... Read More
