The operator of the Indiana Toll Road in northern Indiana has completed a solar project it says will generate enough energy to service more than one-third of the toll road's electricity needs. ITR Concession Co. said Project Soleil is expected to reduce...... Read More
Bloomington-based Hoosiers Connect has announced a partnership with Starlight Distillery to raise funds to support Name, Image and Likeness opportunities for student-athletes at Indiana University. The official NIL collective for IU Athletics said...... Read More
SoIN Tourism, the convention and tourism bureau for Clark and Floyd counties, will cut the ribbon on its new visitor center in downtown Jeffersonville Wednesday afternoon. The move seeks to increase the bureau's visibility and capture more foot traffic. ... Read More
Indiana lawmakers voted to lift a nearly 40-year ban on happy hours Tuesday. Legislators sent House Bill 1086 to the governor’s desk with bipartisan support in a 38-10 vote. The bill would allow restaurants to sell alcoholic beverages at a reduced price for...... Read More
The Indiana Supreme Court has rejected Vannin Healthcare Global’s petition to transfer, after the company sought for the high court to hear an appeal of a $4.3 million jury verdict rendered for Lafayette-based Illumination International in a dispute that...... Read More
A pair of alumni who also are former faculty have pledged $100,000 to Indiana State University to help students seeking hands-on learning experiences. The Jerry and Jan Cockrell Experiential Learning Endowment will give financial aid to students in the...... Read More
The Indiana Department of Insurance has issued a 90-day suspension for the license of a southern Indiana broker who it said improperly received confidential information belonging to Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield from his brother, who worked for the company.... Read More
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture has appointed Jennifer Thum director of its Soil Conservation Division. Thum has been with the department for more than a decade and most recently served as deputy soil conservation director.... Read More
Purdue University is partnering with a French software maker to use 3D-modeling technology to accelerate semiconductor training and research. Multinational company Dassault Systèmes uses “virtual twin” technology to boost product quality, improve...... Read More
Hoosier children are doing a bit better than they were last year, according to a national ranking of child well-being from the Annie E Casey Foundation — rising from 28th overall to 24th in the country in the latest release. ... Read More
Organizers of two projects are seeking matching funding from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority to build an outdoor classroom in Huntington County and pickleball courts in Jackson County.... Read More
A yoga studio focused on women’s health is now open for business on Evansville’s west side. Kaelyn Macke runs Awakened Goddess Yoga at 1409 N. First Ave. She began offering pregnancy, postpartum and pelvic health classes at her studio in January.... Read More
In January, Neil McDonald was named chief financial officer of Evansville-based Koch Enterprises. The Evansville native spoke with Inside INdiana Business about his new role at Koch Enterprises and the experiences that led him to this point in his career.... Read More
TechPoint has released the list of nominees for the 2024 Mira Awards, honoring the best in tech in Indiana. The Indianapolis-based organization says the record number of entries for two of the key awards underscores the "vibrancy of Indiana's tech sector."... Read More
Sullivan County Community Hospital has begun construction on an estimated $70 million expansion that its CEO says is designed to expand access to care for the community. The expansion will include a new, freestanding medical office building along with...... Read More
A European beverage manufacturer has announced plans to close its facility in Evansville. In a notice to the state, Refresco said the move will result in the layoffs of 45 workers.... Read More
Cummins is facing multiple lawsuits from shareholders and Dodge Ram truck owners after the company agreed to pay $2 billion late last year to settle allegations that it unlawfully altered hundreds of thousands of pickup truck engines in violation of...... Read More
The Senate Elections Committee on Monday added an amendment to a bill that could block some Hoosiers from running for Attorney General. The amendment to House Bill 1265 would add a qualification to run for attorney general, saying the person can’t...... Read More
Former Shelbyville Mayor Tom DeBaun has joined Indianapolis-based consulting firm TPMA as senior director of Indiana economic and community development. The three-term mayor, who left office at the end of last year, will help communities develop...... Read More
Indiana Wesleyan University and Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw are partnering to offer a program for students to attend both institutions seamlessly, the colleges announced Monday.... Read More
