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Two national experts testified virtually before the committee to share what other states had done and review options but legislators seemed frustrated by the need to take action.... Read More

Grace Theological Seminary in northern Indiana is working with a Baptist bible college in Serbia to open what they believe is the country's first evangelical seminary. The school is called Akademija Teoloskih Nauka and began on August 25. ... Read More

Untreated mental illness costs Indiana about $4.2 billion annually, according to a new Indiana University study. Researchers from the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health found the largest costs attributed to untreated mental illness were...... Read More

A court case dictating the outcome of whether two areas will become a part of the city of Bloomington is moving forward after the judge lifted a hold Wednesday in response to the city dropping two other cases debating the constitutionality of a state law intertwining with its annexation attempts.... Read More

It's full circle time in Kokomo, an Indiana city that has driven four-wheel innovation for more than a century. 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

The Indiana National Guard, along with Gov. Eric Holcomb, broke ground Thursday on its newest readiness center. The facility, in the Hamilton County town of Atlanta, will house about 300 Hoosier Guardsmen from three units.... Read More

Michigan-based NYX LLC is making temporary layoffs at its manufacturing facility in New Albany. The automotive interior components manufacturer told the Indiana Department of Workforce Development the move will affect 100 employees.... Read More

The CEO of Carmel-based retirement planning firm ReJoyce Financial is serving time at the Hamilton County Jail for a probation violation related to charges of driving while intoxicated, but his firm is operating as usual in his absence.... Read More

The annual rankings, created by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, organize data, evidence, guidance and examples to inform community leaders and improve health outcomes. The institution releases ranks for every state and its counties. ... Read More

Through the signing of a memorandum of understanding Thursday, Columbus-based Cummins Inc. says it will collaborate with a number of companies produce and test zero-carbon concrete mixer trucks using hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engines.... Read More

The Rick and Julie Alvis Legacy Fund's namesakes are longtime and significant supporters of Wheeler's mission. Rick Alvis spent 32 years in the ministry, including serving as president and CEO. ... Read More

Purdue University on Wednesday announced the launch of the Institute for Advanced System Integration and Packaging, or ASIP. The institute will have a focus on research to more quickly design and build microelectronic systems to improve reliability and reduce costs.... Read More

A Marion County judge will hear arguments next month over whether to suspend an Indiana law that U.S. Senate candidate John Rust says unfairly precludes him from appearing on the ballot. The lawsuit was filed in the Marion County Superior Court last month.... Read More

Kokomo-based floral hardgoods company Syndicate Sales has added three companies to its portfolio. While financial terms were not disclosed, the company said the acquisitions will enable it to expand product offerings and provide more manufacturing services.... Read More

The success of Taylor Swift has been seen in stadiums and movie theaters across the globe, and now, it is moving into the world of academia. Indiana University will play host next month to a conference known as Taylor Swift: The Conference Era.... Read More

Fort Wayne-based Indiana Michigan Power expects to bring on four new solar plants by mid-2026. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission this week approved the company's plans, which are part of a larger effort to reduce use of coal-fueled energy production.... Read More

More students are going to Indiana’s colleges and universities this fall, and the share of students earning degrees on schedule has also grown in the last few years, the state announced Wednesday.... Read More

Inmediata, a Puerto Rico-based health care clearinghouse, will pay $1.4 million after a coding issue is believed to have revealed the protected health information of about 1.5 million consumers. Indiana is expected to receive more than $131,000.... Read More

The CEO and executive director of the Fort Wayne Housing Authority is poised to take on a prominent national role. George Guy has been elected president of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Organizations. ... Read More

Kokomo-based Green Cubes Technology this week is marking a decade of its flagship lithium-ion battery platform that has helped the company achieve significant growth since its expansion in the city just two years ago.... Read More