Ivy Tech Fort Wayne names study abroad winners

Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne has named the winners of its annual European Competition for its study abroad program. The college says seven students were selected for scholarships that will allow them to travel to Italy this spring.... Read More

Frank Lloyd Wright home to unveil restoration

The multi-million dollar restoration project of Samara, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home located in West Lafayette, is nearing completion, and the home is set to reopen to the public this spring. In addition to the nearly $2 million in renovations, Samara will also reopen under new full-time curator Nathan Allaire.... Read More

BiomEdit inks first research partnership

Fishers-based BiomEdit LLC has formed a long-term research and commercial partnership with European animal nutrition company Nutreco. BiomEdit said the partners aim to develop novel feed additives for livestock using microbiome technology.... Read More

DHL investing nearly $120 million in Johnson County

DHL Supply Chain is investing nearly $120 million in the 980,000-square-foot distribution facility it acquired last year in Whiteland, with plans to create as many 676 jobs by 2027, a nearly 70% increase from when the project was first announced in June 2022.... Read More

New accelerated nursing degree program launched

Students in northeast Indiana interested in a nursing career have a new path to take that would help them earn a degree in 13 months. Parkview Health, Indiana Tech and Huntington University have partnered to launch a new accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.... Read More

St. John considers park board re-establishment

Ten months after the St. John Park Board was disbanded amid accusations of dysfunction and lack of oversight, it appears the board may be returning, according to our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana. The St. John Town Council voted 3-2 last April to dissolve the board and replace it with an advisory panel.... Read More

Department of Education awards STEM Grants

The Indiana Department of Education is awarding nearly $2.2 million in STEM Integration Grant funds to 48 school districts and charter schools throughout the Hoosier State. The grant will help schools integrate STEM opportunities within the classroom, improving access and support for students.... Read More

Authenticx lands $20M in growth capital

Indianapolis-based Authenticx Inc., a business communications software company, has raised $20 million in venture funding. CEO Amy Brown said Authenticx plans to deploy its new funding in multiple ways, including hiring between five and 10 additional people.... Read More

IEDC moves for massive funding increase and flexibility

When Gov. Eric Holcomb presented his agenda earlier this month, not everyone was on board. In particular, some Democrats questioned new dollars for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), a quasi-public agency that isn’t beholden to the same public reporting and transparency rules as other government agencies.... Read More

Indiana City equipment heading for auction

Indianapolis-based Indiana City Brewing Co. is slated to have its equipment assets sold at auction next month as it continues to look for new ownership. The brewery last month said it had engaged New Mill Capital in California to lead the search for a buyer.... Read More

IU labor expert looks at proposed non-compete ban

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has proposed a new rule that would ban employers from imposing non-compete agreements on their workers. The FTC says the proposed rule would prevent employers from imposing contract clauses that prohibit their employees from joining a competitor, typically for a period of time, after they leave the company. ... Read More

INDOT to hold public meetings on I-70 project

The Indiana Department of Transportation will host two public meetings this month to explain plans for the expansion of I-70 in Wayne County. Last month, INDOT announced the project that would widen the interstate from four to six lanes.... Read More

IDEM to assess more soil in Indy’s American Lead area

On Tuesday, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management is planning to assess soil for lead contamination near the former American Lead reclamation facility in Indianapolis. IDEM says the site was previously used for industrial purposes dating as far back as the late 1800s, as well as for secondary lead smelting operations from 1946 to 1965.... Read More

Fort Financial to cut ribbon on Fort Wayne HQ

Fort Wayne-based Fort Financial Credit Union will Tuesday mark the grand opening of its new headquarters on the city's north side. The credit union has invested $9 million in the facility, which will also include a full-service credit union branch.... Read More

Columbus Regional Health to host job fair

Columbus Regional Health is hosting a job fair this week at its Innovation Center in Columbus. CRH says the two-day event, which kicks off Tuesday, is an immersive open house where attendees can explore a number of healthcare jobs.... Read More