Indiana students fared slightly better on “the nation’s report card” in 2024 compared to 2022 as the state continues to slowly recover from the effects of the pandemic.... Read More
With Hoosier employees increasingly using payment tools that let them tap earned wages before a regularly scheduled payday, an Indiana lawmaker is proposing a new framework to regulate the “earned wage access” industry.... Read More
In the four years since joining J2 Marketing, Austin Loveing has rapidly risen through the ranks at the boutique marketing firm headquartered in South Bend. From humble beginnings leading the studio team, Loveing’s drive, passion and initiatives helped him ...... Read More
A grant from the National Science Foundation has enabled University of Notre Dame researchers to employ data and analytics to find energy cost-saving solutions and improve living conditions for low-income Americans living in older, less efficient homes.... Read More
The parent of several well-known mattress brands is planning to close its mattress manufacturing facility in Jeffersonville. In a notice to the state, California-based Resident Home said the move will result in the layoffs of 106 employees.... Read More
The University of Evansville and Ivy Tech Community College on Tuesday announced a partnership designed to give Ivy Tech graduates a clear pathway to continue their education.... Read More
Healthgrades is out with its annual list of America’s 250 Best Hospitals, and four Indiana hospitals are included. The health care review website evaluated more than 4,500 hospitals for overall clinical excellence based on patient outcome data.... Read More
A proposal authorizing interactive gambling—known as iGaming—advanced Tuesday throught the House Public Policy Committee on a 9-2 vote, following more than three hours of discussion.... Read More
The bill would require nonprofit hospitals—though not county hospitals—to file a report each year by Nov. 1 with the Indiana Department of Health showing aggregated data on billed services compared with the Medicare reimbursement rate for those same services.... Read More
Knightstown-based NexGen Manufacturing has restructured its leadership ranks as the provider of contract-based manufacturing and precision metal fabrication services looks toward future growth.... Read More
Indiana's unemployment rate rose one-tenth of a percent to 4.5% in December. Despite the increase, the Indiana Department of Workforce Development said Tuesday that the state added 2,100 private sector jobs last month.... Read More
The facility, which will be owned by CGKY Real Estate Holdings, will be part of the Gateway Office Park being developed by Louisville-based Hollenbach Oakley. Developers declined to disclose the financial cost of the project to Inside INdiana Business.... Read More
Kentland Federal Savings & Loan, billed as the smallest bank in America, has named a new president. The bank's board of directors has appointed John Sammons to the role after serving as a pro-bono consultant since 2023.... Read More
Pete Yonkman, president of Cook Group and Cook Medical, sees initiatives like the new Indiana University IU Launch Accelerator for Biosciences, or IU LAB, as key to helping Hoosier health care companies stay on the cutting edge.... Read More
Cash-strapped local governments could soon pick from a broader menu of ways to self-fund transportation infrastructure—including through contentious delivery fees or township surplus funds—but wouldn’t get any more financial aid directly from the Statehouse.... Read More
The White House is pausing federal grants and loans starting Tuesday as President Trump’s administration begins an across-the-board ideological review of its spending, causing confusion and panic among organizations.... Read More
Organization leaders in the Evansville region searching for a unique team-building experience will find what they’re looking for at Carey Springs Farm. The operation offers professional development and leadership training with equine-assisted learning.... Read More
Va Cun, director of philanthropy at the Community Action Program of Evansville, is a member of the inaugural class of the Lilly Scholars Network Academy. Cun spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her experience so far in the LSN Academy.... Read More
What was originally a $150 million project grew to $500 million based on exploding demand. The Italy-based life sciences company makes glass vials and syringes for pharmaceuticals.... Read More
Architecture firm Sasaki released new renderings for some of the plans for the Evansville riverfront, which show adjustments to accommodate flooding concerns along the river.... Read More
