U.S. News and World Report is out with its 2025 ranking of the "Best Hotels in Indiana." The publication ranks the hotels based on a number of criteria, including awards and recognition, hotel class, and guest rating.... Read More
A House Republican priority measure to lower health care costs for Hoosiers, largely through “site of service” reforms, advanced Tuesday to the Senate — but it still needs work.... Read More
The Indiana Department of Correction has run out of money to pay county jails for holding low-level felons and state prisoners. County jails haven’t received payments in months, and there are still four months left in the July-to-June fiscal year.... Read More
As part of the move, the company is transitioning all of its Mexico-based truck-cap and window and door production to the U.S., with the majority coming to Elkhart.... Read More
The Crossroads of America Council on Tuesday confirmed its plans to list the Golden-Burke Scout Center at 7125 Fall Creek Road North, near Lawrence, as well as Camp Krietenstein, a 175-acre facility northwest of Poland, Indiana.... Read More
Officials with Beloit, Wisconsin-based developer Hendricks Commercial Properties LLC expect the first phase of the project will result in apartments, entertainment space, an outdoor shopping district and, potentially, a hotel.... Read More
Indiana’s House Democrats presented its own budget proposal Tuesday, pushing for “fully funded” K-12 and the elimination of waitlists for Medicaid waiver services.... Read More
A West Lafayette-based life sciences diagnostic company has received federal regulatory clearance for its first product aimed at early detection of pancreatic cancer.... Read More
Vera Bradley has appointed the former CEO of L Brands and Bath & Body Works to its board of directors as the Fort Wayne-based fashion retailer continues its efforts to reinvigorate its brand and boost profits.... Read More
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce on Monday revealed the honorees for this year’s Best Places to Work in Indiana. A total of 150 Hoosier businesses made the list this year, representing more than 30 Hoosier cities and towns.... Read More
Meyer Distribution is paying out over $9 million in total related to a federal lawsuit. The suit alleges Meyer sold products that intentionally bypassed federal air pollution standards. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is a founder and ex-CEO of Meyer.... Read More
College graduates apply for the program, and those who are chosen are paired with partner companies that hire them as paid employees. ... Read More
A bill moving through Indiana’s House would further loop all levels of Hoosier government into federal immigration enforcement while cracking down on the state’s employers. ... Read More
South Bend on Monday launched an effort to provide coaching, access to capital and additional support services to small businesses in the city.... Read More
Notre Dame ascended to No. 1 in The Associated Press women's basketball poll Monday, becoming the third team to reach that spot this season.... Read More
Louisville-based Churchill Downs opened Owensboro Racing & Gaming in western Kentucky near the southern Indiana border last week. The venue welcomed more than 1,000 customers through the doors within the first hour of business on Feb. 12.... Read More
Jasper-based Indiana Furniture is in the running for the Conexus Indiana Manufacturing Innovation Award at this year’s Mira Awards. Vice President of Operations Chad Nord spoke with IIB about the company’s longevity and the project behind the nomination.... Read More
When the bell rings at the end of engineering class at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, students will be able to walk next door to see a real-life hip or knee replacement surgery. The vision to add an outpatient surgical clinic to the university’s planned Innovation Grove District belongs to Dr. R. Michael Meneghini.... Read More
After passing the Senate 37-10, Senate Bill 1 now moves to the House, where senators said they expect the bill to be amended.... Read More
The court wrote that the lawyer's actions were predatory, not “merely exercises in poor judgment.”... Read More
