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A not-for-profit entrepreneurship and maker space in Muncie has a new leader. Madjax Maker Force on Tuesday announced Carly Acree-King as its new executive director.... Read More

In Indiana, the funds will be used to inventory emissions, analyze reduction strategies and plan ways to reduce future port emissions at Ports of Indiana-Jeffersonville and Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon.... Read More

After selling his first proper business, Story Blocks, Joel Holland and his wife, Mary Ashley, bought an RV and started their journey from Washington, D.C. through all the lower 48 states over the course of two years. The couple bought Harvest Hosts after ...... Read More

Pushing the needle on entrepreneurial education is what Iris Hammel, executive director of Regional Innovation & Startup Education (RISE), describes as her life’s work. Deeply passionate about practical entrepreneurship training, Hammel also serves as senior ...... Read More

Carbon removal was the focus of a two-day, national symposium held at IU Indianapolis, including one controversial state project. A mile underground, much of Indiana’s rock is porous—and great for safely storing carbon dioxide, industry experts said.... Read More

The vice president of economic development at One Southern Indiana says the recent announcement of Louisville-based manufacturer Conco's $71.4 million expansion of its facility in Scottsburg brings an air of excitement in the region.... Read More

Mishawaka-based Franciscan Health broke ground Tuesday on a new medical office building in Valparaiso. The health system declined to disclose its financial investment in the facility.... Read More

The Indiana State Board of Animal Health on Tuesday announced Kyle Shipman as interim state veterinarian. Shipman succeeds Bret Marsh, who is stepping down on Friday to become dean of the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine.... Read More

A longtime Purdue finance staffer, Eva Nodine was named chief operating officer and chief financial officer for Purdue Global.... Read More

The Chicago, Ft. Wayne & Eastern Railroad has been awarded more than $21 million in federal funds to expand its services, among nearly $40 million awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation to Indiana rail projects.... Read More

Hoosier prosecutors and public defenders on Monday pitched lawmakers on pension upgrades to boost recruitment and retention amid the state’s attorney shortage.... Read More

Google is changing the way its Google Local Services ads work, which could affect millions of small businesses. Starting Nov. 21, only businesses with a verified Google Business Profile will be able to run the ads.... Read More

Conco, which manufactures ammunition containers for the U.S. military, said Monday it will invest $71.4 million to add 150,000 square feet of space and create 175 jobs.... Read More

Greensburg-based accounting and business advisory firm RBSK Partners has acquired Hash CPA Group in Franklin, the firm announced Monday. Financial terms of the deal were undisclosed.... Read More

The association said Tuesday morning that Scott B. Tittle will take the helm of the nonprofit professional trade group on Nov. 25. He succeeds interim president Blake Dye, who took over after longtime president Brian Tabor stepped down last spring.... Read More

Lots of public defenders dream of making a difference for the clients they serve, but few have so stark an opportunity as Chloe Carnes, a recent graduate of the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law.... Read More

Purdue University named a new dean College of Veterinary Medicine—Bret Marsh. Marsh is the longtime state veterinarian.... Read More

As Indiana’s private school voucher system continues to grow, a new report suggests other states are taking notice and boosting public dollars for private education, too.... Read More

One month after the ribbon cutting for Evansville’s first shipping container homes, the single-family residences are being primed for the real estate market. A ceremony to observe the completion of the two homes was held in September at 1108 Cody St.... Read More

In August, a one-room school building near Fort Branch called Sollman School made Indiana Landmarks’ annual list of the 10 Most Endangered landmarks across the state. Eric Heidenreich spoke with Inside INdiana Business about school’s condition.... Read More