An Indiana-based distributor of automotive and industrial paint is under new ownership. Automotive Color & Supply in Fort Wayne has been acquired by St. Louis-based private equity firm Wilsquare Capital, though financial terms are not being disclosed.... Read More
The fate of an injunction against Indiana’s near-total abortion ban on religious freedom grounds is now in the hands of the Court of Appeals of Indiana, which heard arguments in the case on Wednesday.... Read More
Indiana University campuses are building its support for historically underrepresented and first-generation students through a new grant program ahead of a surge of new students through the expanded 21st Century Scholars program. ... Read More
Aled Miles has been named the new top executive at Fishers-based software company Formstack following the departure of longstanding CEO Chris Byers. Byers left the company on Thursday and Miles started as CEO on Friday, Formstack announced this week.... Read More
The Vanderburgh County Commissioners unanimously denied a rezoning petition for a new Love's Travel Stop location near the town of Elberfeld. The project, which would have been built near I-69 and State Road 57, has received major opposition from residents.... Read More
CenterPoint Energy's Indiana Electric business is seeking a nearly $119 million base rate increase from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission. If approved, the utility says the average residential customer would see their monthly bills rise by $28.38.... Read More
Forbes is out with its annual list of "The World's Most Powerful Women" for 2023, and one Indiana name is among them. Gail Boudreaux, CEO of Indianapolis-based Elevance Health, is ranked No. 14 on the list,... Read More
Cost is a barrier for many Hoosiers to go to college but state financial aid is going significantly underused, according to a new INvestEd study. Indiana students leave about $70 million in federal aid is left on the table each year. ... Read More
The northern Indiana university announced Wednesday that it will implement an undergraduate tuition freeze beginning in the 2024-25 academic year.... Read More
Secretary of Education Katie Jenner agreed with lawmakers that too many struggling students are advancing to fourth grade.... Read More
The new, $16 million Tolson Center stands as a symbol of victory for those who recall the fight to keep it open just five years ago.... Read More
Inside INdiana Business talked to Barbara White, IUSB’s assistant dean of nursing, about nursing shortages and how the Dwyer college is innovating to meet the increasing demands of the health care industry.... Read More
A manufacturer of engineered workholding products headquartered in Elkhart is making a move toward the next generation of advanced manufacturing. Speedgrip Chuck Co. is investing $1.2 million in equipment it says will help develop new products.... Read More
Ag producers are more optimistic about their financial performance and prospects, according to the latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. However, many producers still have some concerns heading into 2024.... Read More
An entrepreneurial and coworking center in Zionsville is expanding its footprint to the town's Main Street. Officials from zWorks and the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce will cut the ribbon on the new location Wednesday afternoon.... Read More
Notre Dame officials announced in a news release Tuesday that the university had acquired a portion of the building which aligns with the institution's goals laid out in a 2023 strategic framework document.... Read More
The Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority is going fare-free on the route and striking its $1-a-trip fee, starting Jan. 2.... Read More
Phyllis Armstrong, currently vice president of program operations at Child Advocates, has been named the not-for-profit’s next CEO. Armstrong will succeed longtime CEO Cindy Booth on Jan. 1.... Read More
The state membership association for nearly all of Indiana's United Ways organizations has launched the Statewide Capital Projects initiative. Indiana United Ways says it will provide $80 million to help complete capital projects throughout the state.... Read More
NCAA President Charlie Baker says he wants the organization to create a new tier of Division I athletics where schools with the most resources can offer unlimited educational benefits, enter into NIL partnerships with athletes and directly pay them through...... Read More
