Leaders of the United Steelworkers are expressing their concerns with the proposed $14.9 billion acquisition of Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel. The union said the proposed sale was sprung on the union on Dec. 18 when the deal was announced.... Read More
Indiana State University Director of Athletics Sherard Clinkscales has stepped down from his position. The university announced Tuesday that Clinkscales, who has served in the role since 2016, left to pursue other opportunities.... Read More
In 2022, Stanz Foodservice and Goshen-based Troyer Foods merged. Both brands will continue to use their branding. ... Read More
The sale of a minority interest in the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. subsidiary from Merrillville-based NiSource to Blackstone Infrastructure Partners is complete. The $2.16 billion deal transfers a 19.9% indirect non-controlling interest in NIPSCO.... Read More
Sen. Ed Charbonneau, the architect of numerous expansive pieces of health care legislation, admitted he was surprised when his health-focused interim committee was tasked with finding solutions to the lack of available and affordable child care.... Read More
Elanco Animal Health Inc. has named a former CEO of a global food company as its next chairman. Lawrence Kurzius will succeed David Hoover as board chairman later this year at the conclusion of the company’s annual shareholders meeting.... Read More
The parent of Peoples Bank in Munster has agreed to a consent order from the FDIC and the Indiana Department of Financial Institutions. The order accuses Finward Bancorp of "unsafe and unsound banking practices" related to the Bank Secrecy Act, or BSA.... Read More
The Indiana Department of Transportation is accepting applications for projects that could receive funding through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program. The program provides grants to support local road and bridge projects statewide.... Read More
The city of Indianapolis hopes to move ahead this year with plans to renovate several CSX railroad overpasses adjacent to Union Station on the south side of downtown and the sidewalks and roads that run beneath them.... Read More
Eight out of 10 people who caused the death of a child by abuse or neglect in Indiana in 2022 were the child’s parents, according to an annual report. The Indiana Department of Child Services investigated 308 child deaths and determined that 61 were...... Read More
The Indiana Department of Health posted the third quarter terminated pregnancy report Friday afternoon, finding 764 abortions occurred between July 1 through Sept. 30.... Read More
Democrat Stephanie Terry was sworn in Monday as Evansville mayor, becoming the first woman and the first Black person to assume the post. Terry spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her transition plans and priorities for the new year.... Read More
Three not-for-profit organizations are working on projects in the new year to better the lives of animals in southwestern Indiana.... Read More
Numerous cities around Indiana have new mayors taking office this week, but three of them have received a bit of a boost to help them through their first 100 days. The mayors joined newly elected leaders from from two dozen other cities in November for...... Read More
A machine shop in the Grant County town of Matthews has been destroyed after a massive fire last week. Our partners at CBS4 report the Jennerjahn Machine building caught fire while the business was closed and fire crews deemed the structure a total loss.... Read More
Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun has made a series of appointments as his administration gets underway this week. They include one new appointment, two promotions and several leaders retaining their positions.... Read More
Matt Mindrum is a month into his new role as CEO of the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and recently spoke with IBJ about his vision for the region’s growth and his new insights into youth apprenticeships.... Read More
An annual state school survey highlights how mental health continues to be a major issue for students in all grade levels as many counselors feel they don't have enough time to work with their students.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Indiana Humanities, a statewide not-for-profit that encourages Hoosiers to think, read and talk, dealt out a total of $225,000 to 54 cultural institutions, libraries, universities and other not-for-profits.... Read More
From the city’s ties to the first cars to hit the road to today's new age of auto manufacturing in the EV space, we’re in Kokomo, where billions of dollars in investment and thousands of new jobs are in the pipeline.... Read More
