One month after ruling that a state agency no longer had to pay two mothers attendant care wages for the care of their medically frail sons, a judge reversed course Tuesday after the state failed to secure in-home skilled nursing services for the families.... Read More
The university says that SPOT: Cuts + Culture aims to cultivate belonging for a diverse array of students and give a sense of ownership for students of color to connect with peers, staff and the broader IWU community.... Read More
The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art at the University of Notre Dame has received a significant gift of paintings, sculptures and other artwork from the estate of Ernestine Morris Carmichael Raclin, the first woman to serve on the university’s board.... Read More
In an effort to help people in rural areas maintain the upkeep on their houses, the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs has announced $1.65 million in aid to homeowners in four Hoosier communities.... Read More
A travel tech startup in Bloomington is looking to streamline the booking process for people who want to take a cruise. CruiseAlly recently launched its platform that is designed to provide personalized recommendations based on a user's vacation needs.... Read More
BioBond Adhesives Inc., a startup that makes and sells plant-based adhesives and coatings for a variety of industries, has chosen Lafayette for its headquarters and development laboratories site.... Read More
Robert H. McKinney’s name now adorns the Indianapolis law school where he enrolled after World War II, and his presence has been felt throughout Indiana for more than 75 years, whether as an attorney, entrepreneur, banker, public servant, or civic leader.... Read More
Indiana State Federal Credit Union will see a changing of the guard this month. Longtime CEO Sam Shanks will retire in early October, ISU FCU announced this week, and she will be succeeded by Brian Zuber.... Read More
A lengthy shutdown could raise prices on goods around the country and potentially cause shortages and price increases at big and small retailers alike as the holiday shopping season—along with a tight presidential election—approaches.... Read More
The two-year program will now be called the Kelley Full-Time + Flex MBA Program. During their first year, students attend classes on campus, but in their second year, they can choose whether to continue on campus or complete their degree online.... Read More
The University of Southern Indiana’s new Literacy Center is preparing a new generation of teachers to tackle reading challenges in the state’s classrooms. The new area inside Rice Library at the Evansville institution was created in response to...... Read More
In 2016, Pete Paradossi became president of the Evansville Regional Business Committee after a 25-year career in the pharmaceutical and health care industry. He spoke with IIB about the ERBC and his distinction as a 2024 Indiana 250 honoree.... Read More
A new rehabilitation center for people with paralysis that's being hailed as the best in the country is set to open Tuesday in Carmel. Former IndyCar driver and current team co-owner Sam Schmidt is opening the Driven NeuroRecovery Center powered by NeuroHope. ... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb says the ability to attract major investment to Indiana such as the $11 billion Amazon Web Services data center campus in New Carlisle is the result of a strategic, collaborative approach.... Read More
The U.S. Department of Commerce is giving $2 million to West Lafayette for improvements to wastewater treatment systems to support major semiconductor manufacturing.... Read More
Elevance Health plans to expand operations in Indianapolis with an $11.9 million investment at two sites. The company, formerly known as Anthem, signed a deal with the Indiana Economic Development Corp. in which it commits to adding 230 jobs by Dec. 31, 2025.... Read More
A subsidiary of Cincinnati-based The Kroger Co. is planning to expand operations in Crawfordsville. The city announced Monday that Pace Dairy will invest $5 million to upgrade machinery and equipment at the facility, which will help to retain some 300 jobs.... Read More
The lawsuit, filed Sept. 16 in the Indiana Commercial Court in Hamilton Superior Court, claims Eugene Bornac, who became an interest holder with EnVista in November 2021, violated the company’s operating agreement upon resigning in June 2024. ... Read More
The Erie Rail Trail Extension in Huntington, about 30 miles southwest of Fort Wayne, and the MyPath Riverfront Trail in Owen County, about 17 miles northwest of Bloomington, are now open.... Read More
Full House Chief Development Officer Alex Stolyar says conversations with lawmakers about moving the company's gaming license to New Haven are "supportive." He also discusses negotiations with Rising Sun.... Read More
