Indiana Lawyer is pleased to announce its 2024 class of Diversity in Law honorees, including this year’s Diversity Trailblazer, Lacy Johnson. The Diversity in Law program recognizes attorneys and judges who actively work to promote different forms of...... Read More
In less than 45 minutes, a dozen committee members swiftly moved through a Wednesday agenda analyzing nine government commissions to determine whether the boards still existed functionally or only on paper.... Read More
Indiana K-12 schools are eligible to apply for funding to offset PLTW program costs. Funding will be applied towards teacher training in the organization’s curriculum, equipment and purchase of supplies as well as professional development.... Read More
Indiana’s Secured School Safety Board approved about $24 million for initiatives to strengthen security in all 92 of the state’s counties. More than 400 different schools will utilize that money for several safety needs, including school resource officers.... Read More
Heidelberg recently finalized negotiations with the U.S. Department of Energy as it begins designing a carbon capture center at its Mitchell Cement plant that could cost north of $1 billion.... Read More
Indianapolis-area startups Insignum AgTech and Grannus Therapeutics were among the five winners in Elevate Ventures’ second annual In-Prize pitch contest, which comes with the potential for up to $1 million in funding for each of the winners.... Read More
The $16 million project included an expanded footprint for the USI Deaconess Clinic, an expanded game room, and a meditation room and new office space for the university's Religious Life organization.... Read More
Two job fairs are set to take place Thursday with hundreds of job openings available. Disabled American Veterans and RecruitMilitary are hosting the Indianapolis Veterans Job Fair, while the new Fishers Event Center is holding an event to recruit venue staff.... Read More
NorthShore Health Centers and Northwest Health Indiana this week announced a joint medical residency initiative to provide training to physicians specializing in internal medicine. The residents will do in-patient rotations at...... Read More
University of Notre Dame researchers have developed an automated device for diagnosing glioblastoma, a fast-growing and incurable brain cancer, in less than an hour, revolutionizing care for patients who historically only survive for 12-18 months after diagnosis.... Read More
The competition, which awards a $25,000 grand prize, is designed to find innovative solutions to problems farmers face on a daily basis. This year, AgriNovus aims to address ongoing labor shortages on farms, as well as administrative management issues.... Read More
Petersburg, Indiana, is getting a major new single-family subdivision for the first time in over three decades with local support and READI grant funding. The project is called The Meadows Subdivision.... Read More
A shortfall of $2.4 billion. That’s how much more analysts estimate Indiana would need to eliminate poorly rated local roads and bridges across the state over the next 10 years. ... Read More
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management has notified the town of Cedar Lake of concerns it has over the town's water capacity. Our partners at Lakeshore Public Media report the agency sent a letter noting the town is currently at 92% capacity.... Read More
The companies finalized their agreement Tuesday to jointly run the new factory in New Carlisle but said production would not start until 2027. Previously the plant was expected to start making cells in 2026.... Read More
The city of Elkhart has set out to raise $50,000 for several light installations in the city's downtown and River District through its crowdfunding campaign on Patronicity. Elkhart Festivals Inc.—the organizer of the annual Elkhart Jazz Festival—is leading the project.... Read More
Originally from Pennsylvania, Chris Stager experienced first-hand what could happen when industry failed to move with the times. From studying art in undergrad, managing retail electronic stores to working as a traveling salesman, Stager now leads the...... Read More
John and Jill Coyle made the contribution to support a new men’s residence hall on the south side of campus on the former site of Fisher Hall. To be named Coyle Hall, it will encompass 82,728 square feet and include 258 beds for undergraduate students.... Read More
The chair of the Southwest Indiana Regional Development Authority says a mixed-use development planned for Warrick County is part of a concerted effort to promote continued growth in the area. Beth McFadin Higgins says Warrick County is "on fire."... Read More
The city of Indianapolis has been pitching leaders of Purdue University on putting at least a portion of the school’s downtown extension on Monument Circle.... Read More
