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Off the Rails, LLC has selected a location along State Road 64 in Floyd County to open its the new concept, Rails and Ales Brew House.... Read More

With three new Democratic at-large members elected to Evansville’s City Council in November, the party will hold eight of nine seats on the legislative body in the new year. Mary Allen, Courtney Johnson and Paul Green won the at-large seats.... Read More

In July, Tara Barney announced she would retire as CEO of the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership in January. She spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her work with the Evansville business community and how she plans to spend her retirement.... Read More

Just days after announcing plans to go public via a merger with a Canadian company, Indianapolis-based smart-mailbox startup Arrive Technology Inc. is adding to its portfolio. The company announced Monday it has acquired AirBox Technologies.... Read More

The Indiana Department of Transportation has received a $127 million grant from the National Infrastructure Project Assistance program to support a major interstate project in northwest Indiana, Gov. Eric Holcomb's office announced Monday.... Read More

Fort Wayne-based Lutheran Life Villages is adding to its portfolio with the acquisition of an assisted living and memory care assisted living center in the city. Financial terms of the deal for BrightStar Senior Living are not being disclosed.... Read More

As tax season approaches, state officials are reminding Hoosiers of a new law that exempts National Guardsmen from paying state income taxes.... Read More

New Hudson, Michigan-based Feldman Automotive Group has acquired another Michigan-based company All American Chevrolet Cadillac, meaning the latter's Muncie dealership is under new ownership.... Read More

The franchisee who operates a Taco Bell restaurant in Circle Centre Mall has filed suit against Taco Bell and a fellow franchisee in hopes of preventing the opening of Indiana’s first Taco Bell Cantina. Alfarah Restaurant Group filed its complaint on Nov. 21.... Read More

The outgoing mayor of Terre Haute is ready to make his next move. Duke Bennett, who is finishing his fourth term as mayor, will become the new executive director of the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs next month.... Read More

“Good Bones” co-star Mina Starsiak Hawk isn’t getting out of the home furnishings retail business after all. A new version of Starsiak Hawk’s Two Chicks District Co. store is planned for downtown Noblesville in 2024.... Read More

During next year's total solar eclipse, the university campus is in the path of totality with one of the longest periods of darkness in the state. To celebrate, the college is hosting a number of events for the hoards of tourists expected in the region.... Read More

Manchester University is making it easier for prospective students with their associate degree to transfer into the four-year institution.... Read More

A subsidiary of Fort Wayne-based Franklin Electric Co. Inc. has acquired a manufacturer based in Cape Coral, Florida. Financial terms of Franklin Water Treatment LLC's purchase of Action Manufacturing & Supply Inc. are not being disclosed.... Read More

The Indiana Supreme Court has set arguments in John Rust’s election law challenge for February 12, three days after the filing deadline to run for U.S. Senate. If Rust gathers the required 4,500 signatures the court’s decision could remove him from the ballot.... Read More

Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel is being acquired by Tokyo-based Nippon Steel in an all-cash deal valued at approximately $14.1 billion. The price tag for U.S. Steel is nearly double what was offered just four months ago by rival Cleveland Cliffs. ... Read More

Novartis says its $100 million cutting-edge Indianapolis facility to manufacture the new nuclear medicine Pluvicto is on the cusp of opening—and the drug’s genesis belongs to Purdue University’s Dr. Philip Low, a serial entrepreneur and industry icon. ... Read More

Indianapolis-based consultancy TPMA, formerly Thomas P. Miller & Associates, will have a new CEO to start off the new year. The firm said Monday that Mark Gramelspacher will succeed founder Tom Miller beginning Jan. 2.... Read More

Indiana State University is marking a milestone for its Be So Bold fundraising campaign. The university said it it has exceeded the campaign's initial $100 million goal, though fundraising efforts will continue through the end of the 2024-25 academic year.... Read More

Indianapolis-based smart-mailbox startup Arrive Technology Inc. plans to go public via a merger with Canada-based Bruush Oral Care Inc., the companies announced Friday. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2024. ... Read More