Indiana hits new record for organ donation

The Indiana Donor Network announced Monday that the state successfully transplanted 1,134 donated organs in 2023, marking a new record and a 17% increase over the previous year. The organ recovery organization said the donations saved 989 lives.... Read More

Horizon Transport names new president

A transportation company in northern Indiana has a new leader. Horizon Transport, headquartered in the Elkhart County town of Wakarusa, announced Monday that Rob Jackson has been promoted to president after more than two decades with the company.... Read More

Lawmakers push bills across the finish line to meet deadlines

After this week, the Senate will consider House bills while the House works on Senate priorities. Some of the final bills attracted lengthy discussion, such as a proposal to provide a tax break for certain child care centers, while others were more light-hearted, like one striking regulations for lemonade stands.... Read More

Expanded data analytics challenge kicks off

A data analytics challenge designed to give Indiana college students the chance to address real-world business needs kicked off Monday with an expanded group of participating universities. This year's competition adds the...... Read More

Evansville event services company to close

An Evansville-based company that had developed an online platform for organizing and running virtual events plans to shut down later this year. In a notice to the state, Meetings & Events International said the move will result in the layoffs of 69 employees.... Read More

Spartech growing in Crawfordsville

Plastics fabricator Spartech is seeking a tax abatement from the city to invest $1.8 million in equipment to modernize its manufacturing operations in Crawfordsville. The investment will help retain 87 full-time plant employees and add 10 full-time positions.... Read More

Here’s how Indiana schools are tackling library book complaints

In Indiana, it’s rare for school districts to ban books from libraries and classrooms. Since 2020, at least six districts banned books, two moved books to other libraries and 17 received complaints, according to an investigation by the Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism and the Indiana Capital Chronicle. ... Read More

Haynes International to be acquired for $970M

Kokomo-based Haynes International will soon be under new ownership. The manufacturer said Monday it has entered into an agreement to be acquired by North American Stainless, a Kentucky-based stainless steel producer, in a deal valued at $970 million.... Read More