Paul Halverson, the founding dean of the Indiana University Fairbanks School of Public Health and a longtime advocate for a stronger role for public health across the state, plans to step down in January after 10 years to take a position in Oregon.... Read More
Crawford County Economic Development has launched a video series aimed to boosting tourism. The organization said the series spotlights five local businesses it says contribute significantly to the local economy and offer unique experiences for visitors.... Read More
At $67 million, the second phase of The Mill at Ironworks is expected to bring more than 200 new apartments to downtown Mishawaka.... Read More
Beginning Oct. 15, each school must post on its website a school performance report from the Indiana Department of Education that shows how its students are doing on academic and other measures.... Read More
A new program will allow students to earn an associate's degree at Ivy Tech Community College Marion and then transfer to Indiana Wesleyan University to finish their bachelor's with a 15% discount. ... Read More
A neurologist in Evansville has created a tool to help patients regain function in their hands after a stroke or brain injury. Dr. Luke Barr says half to 80% of the patients who lose hand function after a stroke or brain injury never regain it. ... Read More
The confidence of American consumers slipped this month, particularly about the future, as expectations persist that interest rates will remain elevated for an extended period.... Read More
With most of its existing office space already leased and more than 280 apartments now under construction, 16 Tech Community Corp. is embarking on plans for the next phase of development at its eponymous 50-acre campus in downtown Indianapolis.... Read More
Huntington University enrolled more than 1,500 students this fall and saw an increase in the percentage of minority student enrollment.... Read More
Four Indiana power companies reassured the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission that they adequately monitored severe weather conditions and promptly resumed power for thousands of Hoosier customers during a week of heavy storms earlier this summer.... Read More
Purdue University researchers have $2.7 million of federal funding at their disposal to develop a field test to estimate and predict the spread of SARS-CoV-2 in wildlife and farm animals. The goal is to use the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service grant to create a simple and affordable avenue for public agencies to test transmission of the virus.... Read More
The West Side Nut Club Fall Festival in Evansville was recently voted Best Fall Festival by USA Today readers, honoring an event that annually brings more than 200,000 people to West Franklin Street to enjoy food booths, carnival rides, and other attractions.... Read More
Evansville-based Koch Enterprises Inc. is celebrating its 150th anniversary this month. Chairman Robert Koch spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the company’s core values and how those principles play an important role in its resilience.... Read More
Evansville-based Shoe Carnival Inc. has promoted Patrick Edwards to chief financial officer. Edwards had previously served as the company's chief accounting officer and secretary since 2021 and as vice president and controller since 2019.... Read More
The Indianapolis-based drugmaker said Monday it will build five large solar structures—three at the Lilly Corporate Center headquarters on the south edge of downtown and two at the sprawling Lilly Technology Center about two miles west.... Read More
Angola-based Refreshed Tech is a buy-back company that purchases aged and well-loved computers, phones and the like in bulk to then refurbish and put back in the market. The company celebrated its first year in business in August with $11.6 million in revenue with $4 million of that being made by the end of 2022.... Read More
Elkhart-based Thor Industries is reporting fiscal full-year net income of $374 million, down from $1.1 billion the previous year. CEO Bob Martin said the drop was primarily due to changing market conditions caused by high interest rates and rising inflation.... Read More
Chicago-based marketing and customer experience automation firm ActiveCampaign, which has a presence in Indianapolis, has selected Joy Whinery as its new chief financial officer. Whinery most recently served as CFO for Florida-based PlanSource.... Read More
After $22 million and a host of partners, Madison’s Eagle Cotton Mill is now a Fairfield Inn & Suites with a conference center and the winner of Indiana Landmarks’ new Renaissance Award. The honor is bestowed on projects that revitalized long-ignored and rundown historic properties. ... Read More
The North Vernon Industrial Commerce Park and Purdue Research Park will receive marketing support as they look to attract new companies and jobs to Indiana.... Read More
