Vincennes University has received a nearly $735,000 grant from the Indiana Commission for Higher Education to help high school students make informed decisions about college choices and career paths. The Career Coaching Grant was among $25 million given to...... Read More
Deere & Co. is laying off nearly 600 workers as the farm equipment manufacturer deals with declining demand. Deere confirmed Monday that the production positions being cut are concentrated at two factories in Iowa and one at its home base in Moline, Illinois.... Read More
Twenty-five restaurants and more than a dozen food trucks are scheduled to participate during Saturday’s Taste of Indy festival, an event returning for the first time since 2018. This year’s edition is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at White River State Park.... Read More
The Ports of Indiana has inked a new agreement with Denver-based OmniTrax to serve as the new rail operator and development partner at the Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon. The port authority said the long-term agreement will support growth of the port's...... Read More
The 50-year-old Insty-Prints Center in South Bend has rebranded to Allegra Marketing Print Mail. Cosimo Rulli, owner of the full-service marketing communications provider, said the effort is designed to meet the evolving needs of the community and secure Allegra’s place in the market.... Read More
Wine Spectator magazine is out with its 2024 Restaurant Awards, and several Indiana establishments made the list. This year's awards, which honor the world's best restaurants for wine, recognize nearly 4,000 dining destinations around the globe.... Read More
Purdue University has received a $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to lead a consortium of higher education institutions to improve nuclear energy research and instruction. The aim is to increase the capabilities of research facilities and...... Read More
Multiple Republican campaigns and committees that received political donations from disgraced former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel said they have no plans to return or donate those dollars elsewhere—while numerous others are keeping mum.... Read More
Ellettsville-based Smithville Communications on Monday announced Cullen McCarty as the new CEO of sister company Smithville Telecom LLC. The company said the move is the first phase of a planned succession first announced in 2021.... Read More
Indiana's second-largest city continues to land first-class projects and investment, reshaping its downtown and attracting national attention. Downtown investment in Fort Wayne over the past decade has topped $1 billion... Read More
Starting Monday, IUPUI will be history as Indiana University and Purdue University officially launch separate campuses in Indiana’s capital city. IUPUI—otherwise known as Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis—will formally break into...... Read More
Earlham College on Friday announced it has raised $118 million in its "For Good: The Campaign for Earlham College," marking what it said is the most successful fundraising effort in the college's 177-year history. The campaign received 11,000 donations.... Read More
Haynes International Inc., an alloy manufacturer headquartered in Kokomo, announced Friday that Marty Losch has been promoted to chief operating officer. The company said Losch will take on all commercial and operational activities for Haynes in the new role.... Read More
A group of students from Signature School in Evansville took the top prize in the Innovate WithIN pitch competition state finals. Held at Butler University, 10 teams from high schools statewide competed for thousands of dollars in funding and scholarships.... Read More
In December, the Economic Development Corp. of Wayne County launched an effort in partnership with California-based Tootris to help employers connect workers with access to child care. However, EDC of Wayne County President Valerie Shaffer says...... Read More
The WWE has signed an eight-year deal to bring Royal Rumble, WrestleMania and SummerSlam to Lucas Oil Stadium. We have an exclusive interview with WWE exec Chris Legentil on why Indiana was chosen and the statewide impact.... Read More
A planned $600 million waste-to-fuel plant in Gary is no longer on the table. Gary Redevelopment Commission President George Rogge told our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana the project from Fulcrum BioEnergy is "dead" after six years of planning.... Read More
The Distressed Unit Appeal Board (DUAB) has unanimously approved a resolution to dissolve state oversight of the Gary Community School Corporation, effective July 1. This marks the end of the district’s seven-year designation as a distressed political subdivision. Under Senate Enrolled Act 567, the school district was designated as a distressed unit due to an operating budget deficit that exceeded $20 million in 2017.... Read More
A program providing hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers health insurance could be in jeopardy after a Washington D.C. judge on Thursday vacated a federal approval for the Healthy Indiana Plan. Chief Judge James E. Boasberg found fault with the...... Read More
Indianapolis-based venture studio High Alpha has launched its latest software startup: Luster, which uses artificial intelligence to help salespeople sharpen their skills. Luster’s software platform offers an alternative to traditional sales training methods.... Read More
