Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg is leading an economic development trip to South Korea this week, the Indiana Economic Development Corp. announced Monday. Rosenberg and representatives of the IEDC departed Indianapolis on Sunday.... Read More
A nearly 70-year-old not-for-profit arts agency in Fort Wayne is preparing to undergo a major renovation this summer. Arts United, which provides a variety of services for arts organizations throughout northeast Indiana, is investing $40 million to...... Read More
Indiana’s lawmakers have just days to finalize legislation in key areas like health and education — from literacy and antisemitism to ambulances and a Medicaid shortfall. And some continued attempts to increase legislative oversight of the executive branch...... Read More
A Los Angeles-based real estate investment company has acquired a five-building student housing complex near Purdue University. Champion Real Estate Co. paid an undisclosed amount for Salisbury Campus Apartments, which encompasses 85 units and 290 beds.... Read More
Speedway has a new economic development director in Carmen Lethig, the town announced Friday. In her new role, the town said Lethig will seek to lead and grow the town's development and redevelopment efforts and work with a roster of corporate partners. ... Read More
While Indiana continues to battle the digital divide--the gap between those who have and don't have broadband access--there are significant signs of progress. State and federal funds totaling nearly $1.5 billion are being deployed to help connect the...... Read More
As digital technology advances, so, too, does the demand for data centers—but until just a few years ago, Indiana was largely sitting on the sidelines while projects went to other states. That’s begun to change, thanks in part to...... Read More
The Indiana Historical Society and Indiana Historical Bureau have appointed new county historians for Green, Howard, Steuben and Vermillion counties. Additionally, more than two dozen current county historians have been reappointed to new three-year terms.... Read More
Valparaiso-based community health center HealthLinc will mark the grand opening of its new facility in Michigan City on Monday. The $15 million facility, located near the city's Ivy Tech Community College campus, is three times larger than the previous clinic.... Read More
The Ball State University Miller College of Business on Friday announced Rob Mathews as the new executive director of the university's Entrepreneurship Center. Matthews is also the executive director of the Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Dwellane, a real estate tech startup that had its public launch last month, aims to add local flavor to the experience of online house-hunting.... Read More
Indiana is working to closing the gap on the digital dive. We’ll look at how $1.5 billion in public-private funding is connecting unserved or underserved Hoosiers to the web.... Read More
A Chicago-based environmental advocacy group is calling out what it says are serious defects in the air permit renewal for the BP Whiting Refinery. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is currently reviewing the refinery's permit.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Elevate Ventures on Friday released its annual report for 2023. CEO Christopher Day said that while investment numbers were down compared to the previous year, 2023 was a year of "tremendous growth" for the venture studio.... Read More
Munster-based Community Healthcare System this week announced a rebranding. Beginning July 1, the health system will be known as Powers Health, which it says marks a strategic evolution and unites the brand "under one clear and distinct identity."... Read More
The Indiana University Board of Trustees unanimously agreed Friday morning to not split the Kinsey Institute into a not-for-profit to satisfy a new state that lawmakers passed last year banning the institute from using state dollars... Read More
Senate Bill 146 would lower the minimum age of a teenager serving alcohol from 19 to 18, so long as they had a supervisor over the age of 21.... Read More
Indiana senators gave final approval Thursday for a literacy overhaul bill that will require reading-deficient third graders to be held back a year in school. Senate Bill 1, which seeks to remedy Indiana’s literacy “crisis” by requiring schools to...... Read More
The University of Saint Francis community can both support a new campus project and leave their mark through its new "Brick by Brick" fundraiser.... Read More
A not-for-profit center for entrepreneurship in Bloomington is piloting a new accelerator program designed to boost innovation and economic growth in the Indiana Uplands region. The Mill will launch the Indiana Uplands Accelerator, an eight-week program for...... Read More
