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If the acquisition is approved, Feeders Pet Supply said it will assume control of four Pet Food Centers stores in the Evansville area and one in Clarksville, Tennessee.... Read More

State health officials confirmed Thursday it had notified 48 employees that they could temporarily lose their jobs effective Nov. 9 if the federal shutdown that began Oct. 1 isn’t resolved.... Read More

The Urban Homescape Initiative is a component of the Homes for the Future program, which incentivizes developers and homebuilders to propose new production, age-friendly housing, and infill housing projects.... Read More

Columbus-based Cummins Inc., which until recently saw huge growth potential for its hydrogen electolyzer operations, now says it’s reevaluating that business because demand for the products has evaporated.... Read More

Funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Port Security Grant Program aim to protect critical infrastructure from terrorism and improve maritime security risk management, the port authority said in a news release.... Read More

Multiple sources told IBJ the company has for years been exploring potential locations across the state, and it appears officials are nearing a deal. ... Read More

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has filed a lawsuit against the Indianapolis Public Schools, asking Marion Superior Court to stop the school from maintaining policies and practices that allegedly “frustrate” federal immigration authorities’ ability to enforce federal laws.... Read More

The deal is valued at $25 million, and when complete, CedarStone Bank will merge into First Financial Bank, bringing First Financial's total number of branches to 82 across five states.... Read More

President Donald Trump unveiled a deal Thursday with drugmakers Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. and Novo Nordisk to expand coverage and reduce prices for their popular obesity treatments Zepbound and Wegovy.... Read More

Winchester officials and representatives of Indiana American Water held a ribbon cutting Wednesday for a new $27 million water treatment facility that is expected to improve water quality and reliability and lower energy use.... Read More

U.S. Sen. Jim Banks made the announcement Wednesday that U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth will headline the event, though few other details were made available.... Read More

The Federal Aviation Administration announced Wednesday that it would reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 “high-volume” markets to maintain travel safety as air traffic controllers exhibit signs of strain during the ongoing government shutdown.... Read More

Penske Entertainment Corp. and Gainbridge on Thursday announced a contract extension in which the financial company will remain the presenting sponsor of the Indianapolis 500.... Read More

Hancock Health and Fishers startup Arrive AI are teaming up with Ottonomy Inc., a California-based robotic delivery company, to help health care workers be more efficient.... Read More

The university and the nuclear components manufacturer, which has a large presence in Mount Vernon, signed a memorandum of understanding late last month to establish what Purdue calls a groundbreaking research relationship.... Read More

The University of Notre Dame and Under Armour have announced a new 10-year partnership to co-invest in research across multiple academic disciplines, expanding their relationship beyond athletics into scientific and technological innovation.... Read More

Gov. Mike Braun joined officials from the Indiana Department of Transportation, IndyCar and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Wednesday to cut the ribbon on the new Clear Creek Welcome Center near the Indiana-Illinois border.... Read More

Travelers through some of the busiest U.S. airports can expect to learn Thursday whether they’ll see fewer flights as the government shutdown drags into a second month.... Read More

Five years after taking a nosedive during the pandemic, the number of law firm mergers is steadily on the rise across the nation, and experts say the growth is here to stay.... Read More

Data released Wednesday by the Indiana Department of Education showed 3.6% of the 84,000 children who took the statewide IREAD exam were retained in third grade under the first enforcement of a requirement approved by the Legislature in 2024.... Read More