Advocates are increasingly trying to reframe the issue of homelessness as a systemic problem stemming from failures in economic and housing development rather than blaming individual drivers such as addiction, mental health or employability. ... Read More
Indiana University is weighing a decision to sever its Kinsey Institute from the university structure into a not-for-profit after lawmakers earlier this year banned state funding from going to the research hub.... Read More
The Indiana Historical Society honored a slate of Hoosiers and organizations through its annual awards.... Read More
The organization will host a grand reopening of the center from 8 to 10 a.m. Wednesday at the center.... Read More
The National Cancer Institute granted the funding to Dr. Mark Kelley and Dr. Melissa Fishel who are studying new therapies for pancreatic cancer. ... Read More
Farmers are feeling better about financial conditions, according to an October survey conducted by Purdue University and CME Group.... Read More
HealthLinc's new CEO will begin at the first of the year and replace Beth Wrobel who is retiring after 22 years of leadership.... Read More
Vincennes will have the most extended period of totality in the state, with more than four minutes of darkness. But Evansville and surrounding communities expect to draw visitors as well.... Read More
The new leader spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the foundation’s mission and how nonprofit organizations can apply for grants.... Read More
Indiana producers interested in the project should apply by Dec. 8 or they will have to wait until the next funding cycle.... Read More
David Malpass led the World Bank Group from 2019 to 2023 and will split his time, beginning Jan. 1, between Washington, D.C., and Purdue's West Lafayette and Indianapolis campuses.... Read More
TechPoint is accepting nominations now across 18 categories for its 25th annual Mira Awards.... Read More
The United Way of Central Indiana names Maarten Bout as its new vice president of major and transformational giving. ... Read More
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation doesn’t have the largest headcount, but the relatively small state agency spent an outsized amount of taxpayer dollars on spot bonuses totaling $1.2 million over two years for a department with 114 employees. ... Read More
A legal technology and services company previously based in Chicago has relocated its headquarters to Bloomington. Percipient, which switched to a remote work model after the pandemic hit, is now officially operated out of The Mill business incubator.... Read More
All 55 employees of the Wakarusa facility are expected to be laid off in the plant closure.... Read More
The company is expected to layoff as many as 45 workers from its Muncie location by the end of the year.... Read More
Huizenga Group Automation announced last week that it has acquired the Fort Wayne-based companies Adaptek Systems and API Alliance.... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb and the Indiana Department of Transportation announced this week is Winter Weather Preparedness Week in Indiana. ... Read More
Rural Hoosiers face a number of barriers furthering the accesibility of adequate health care, forcing them to likely drive farther, maneuver around a large-scale provider shortage and use internet services unavailable to them as well as deal with universal issues such as cost and insurance coverage issues. Lack of access can often equate to a lack of care when roadblocks to preventative and primary care are too severe.... Read More
