The Indiana Department of Natural Resources plans to use $5 million in state funding for repairs and restoration at McCormick's Creek State Park in the Owen County of Spencer. The park was hit by an EF-3 tornado on March 31 that caused severe damage.... Read More
The Indiana Sports Corp. hopes it can ward off potential newcomers to the Big Ten Conference to keep the league’s annual football championship game in Indianapolis, where it has been played since its inception in 2011.... Read More
Construction has begun on a nearly $55 million mixed-use development in downtown Valparaiso. The Linc is a multi-use apartment and retail complex that is being built alongside the 362-space Lincoln Highway Garage.... Read More
The ice cream flavors, Boiler Chips and One Giant Scoop, will be sold at Ross-Ade Stadium and the Purdue Memorial Union.... Read More
The partnership between the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (CHE) and nearly 40 colleges and universities — equal to 80% of all those in Indiana — will ensure that rising high school seniors across the state gain “pre-admission” from at least three schools.... Read More
John Nichols will hand over leadership to his sons Jacob and Scott Nichols to lead the organization day-to-day. John, who was at the helm for over 20 years and doubled the size of the business, will be executive chairman. ... Read More
Indiana could be the frontrunner for Subaru’s planned electric vehicle production site in the United States, Reuters reported Wednesday. Subaru CEO Atsushi Osaki told reporters during a meeting in Tokyo that Indiana could become the next location of...... Read More
About 13,000 U.S. auto workers stopped making vehicles and went on strike Friday after their leaders couldn’t bridge a giant gap between union demands in contract talks and what Detroit’s three automakers are willing to pay.... Read More
SoLa, named for its location "South of the Lake," will cover a total of 628,000 square feet of space and is billed as the largest development in the newly created Michigan City Transit Oriented Development District.... Read More
For more than 160 years it has been part of the Michigan City landscape, but now the Indiana State Prison is closing. We’ll look at how a series of developments, including a $280 mixed use project, is transforming this LaPorte County city and northwest Indiana.... Read More
The Terre Haute Regional Airport on Thursday announced Craig Maschino as its next executive director. Maschino will succeed Jeff Hauser, who is retiring at the end of the year.... Read More
More than a dozen states have passed laws recognizing occupational licenses issued by other states — but Indiana won’t be joining them anytime soon. Committee chair Sen. Linda Rogers said she would “probably not” pursue such a proposal “in the near future."... Read More
A new study shows that Indiana is an emerging agtech innovation hub after agbioscience job postings multiplied nearly sevenfold since 2017. ... Read More
Purdue University officials says the university's incoming students are breaking multiple records for enrollment. At a 50% admission rate — three percentage points lower than last year — officials say the class is the university’s most selective ever. ... Read More
CertaSite announced Wednesday it had bought Michigan-based Eastman Fire Protection, a company that focuses on fire extinguisher, emergency and exit lights and suppression systems. ... Read More
It's been 10 years since California-based tech giant Salesforce acquired Indianapolis-based cloud marketing firm ExactTarget for $2.5 billion. Scott Dorsey says entrepreneurs benefited from the sale, and many helped build the tech sector in Indiana.... Read More
In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Caesars Entertainment Inc. said information including driver's license numbers and/or Social Security numbers of its Caesars Rewards program were stolen.... Read More
Indiana University's police chief is out and it settled a federal civil rights lawsuit after a graduate student said two IU Police Department officers violated his rights when he was arrested for an unpaid $3 parking fee. ... Read More
Indiana’s education leaders are still chipping away at a massive redesign of Hoosier high school curriculum and diploma requirements, but one national expert has already lauded state officials for their work.... Read More
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce on Thursday announced Vanessa Green Sinders as its next president and CEO. Sinders currently leads her own consulting firm and previously served as senior vice president for government affairs at Charter Communications.... Read More
