Toyota Material Handling and The Ramond Corp. will retain their individual brands but integrate into one company under the name Toyota Material Handling North America, effective April 1.... Read More
On the heels of a scuttled hospital merger between rivals in Terre Haute, a state senator introduced a bill that would forbid similar mergers in the future.... Read More
Indianapolis Public Schools enrollment has dropped by roughly 3.7% in schools it manages directly since last school year. The decline of roughly 800 students was driven almost entirely by falling middle school enrollment.... Read More
Former Indiana congressional candidate Gabriel ‘Gabe’ Whitley is admitting that he falsified campaign finance records, saying he lied about raising hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions ahead of the May 2024 primary.... Read More
Gershman Partners and Citimark plan to spend about $15 million to renovate the downtown Indianapolis City Market’s western plaza with green space, outdoor seating and an indoor-outdoor cultural exhibit centered on the underlying Indianapolis Catacombs.... Read More
Uniform Sierra Aerospace was co-founded by three Purdue University alumni and had developed a pair of unmanned aircraft systems designed for use by first responders and search-and-rescue teams.... Read More
After a four month search, Indiana University South Bend has appointed Brian Pappas to serve as chancellor, effective July 1. Replacing Susan Elrod who retired in December, Pappas comes to Northern Indiana from the University of North Dakota Law School.... Read More
Lawmakers reconvened Wednesday at the Indiana Statehouse to kick off the 2025 legislative session. Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray of Martinsville and five Senate leaders unveiled five priority bills that are part of the caucus’ agenda.... Read More
The Indiana Supreme Court issued a public reprimand for a Putnam County judge who was found to have engaged in judicial misconduct for making injudicious comments about women bringing property claims against their former cohabitating partners.... Read More
A new bill would further clamp down on abortions in Indiana by banning procedures using pills and requiring women to file an affidavit of rape to meet one of the state’s few exceptions.... Read More
Honda and Nissan potentially merging likely wouldn't have a big impact on Indiana, one expert says. The Greensburg Honda plant likely wouldn't see much change and in fact might grow a little bit.... Read More
The agriculture and energy cooperative—which was established last year from the merger between Co-Alliance Cooperative and Ceres Solutions—says the patronage represents 57% of Keystone's 2024 net income.... Read More
The pushback against HB 1136 at the first meeting of the new school board on Tuesday comes as IPS faces the start of yet another legislative session Wednesday that could leave the district more financially strapped and struggling to stay alive.... Read More
A quietly-released study showed that small nuclear reactors could present “substantial opportunities” for Indiana to meet its energy demands, and identified eight current or former coal sites across the state that could serve as coal-to-nuclear opportunities.... Read More
Stellar Technology Services Inc., an Indianapolis-based startup that helps clients incorporate artificial intelligence in their operations, has closed on a $2.7 million round of seed funding. Indianapolis-based Ground Game Ventures led the round.... Read More
Bolstered by economic activity from the University of Notre Dame’s College Playoff Game against Indiana University last month, local attractions, as well as bed and breakfasts in South Bend saw a significant surge in visitors, resulting in higher occupancy ...... Read More
Amongst several cities with 75,000–125,000 residents, the City of South Bend, was named the No.1 Digital City at the 2024 National League of Cities Conference. Created by the Center for Digital Government to recognize cities improving constituent services ...... Read More
Notre Dame players and coaches are now in Florida, about to face Penn State in the Orange Bowl for a trip to the national championship game. They have deftly navigated a number of challenges in their march through the postseason.... Read More
A highly anticipated state water study focused on a region prime for utility-intensive economic development concludes enough water exists for current and future demand, but coordinated management is needed to ensure demand does not outweigh supply.... Read More
Six years ago, Ashlee Barclay was decorating her newly built home in Lafayette when she ran into a bit of a creative roadblock: she wasn't able to find lampshades that gave a "pop" to the rooms.... Read More
