U.S. News & World Report has issued its annual list of “Best U.S. High Schools” and one Hoosier school is moving ever so closer to the top spot. Signature School in Evansville is ranked No. 2 on the national list, up one spot from the previous year.... Read More
The Jobs for America’s Graduates program will increase its 125 current programs to 250 by the next school year after the Department of Workforce Development and the Family and Social Services Administration partnered to direct $23.1 million in Temporary Assistance for Needy Families toward the initiative. ... Read More
Visit Indy Executive Vice President Chris Gahl says the newly-christened Bicentennial Unity Plaza at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in downtown Indianapolis is already garnering interest from potential tourism events.... Read More
Indianapolis-based software firm ConverSight.ai, which uses artificial intelligence and data analytics to help clients make business decisions, has raised $9 million in new venture funding, the company announced Monday.... Read More
MiddleTown Property Management and MiddleTown Property Group have agreed to pay $35,000 to renters after the Indiana Attorney General's Homeowner Protection Unit found the two groups misled renters by using the unregistered name, BSU Rentals.... Read More
The Anderson-based Indiana Foodways Alliance has selected a new leader. The statewide not-for-profit dedicated to preservation of Indiana food culture has named Tina Keaffaber of Warsaw as its executive director.... Read More
The 2023 Digital Equity Grants seek to assist Bloomington-based organizations with a total of $50,000 to better support and provide resources to residents on issues like eviction prevention, digital literacy and affordable housing availability.... Read More
A Hoosier psychiatrist has proven what has long been “medical folklore”—that more people commit suicide during the full moon. The team studied blood samples from suicide deaths collected at the Marion County Coroner’s Office to uncover the increase. ... Read More
Forbes has released its list of "America's Best Employers by State," and 73 companies are ranked among the best in Indiana. The list includes companies with more than 500 employees, and the companies do not have to be headquartered in the state.... Read More
The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana has filed a lawsuit against the Indiana Department of Correction, claiming the DOC won’t provide gender-affirming surgery for an incarcerated transgender woman.... Read More
A four year-old business consultancy and marketing firm is relocating its operations to the Martin County town of Shoals. HDMG LLC is investing $150,000 to acquire and renovate a building on the town's Main Street and plans to add a small number of jobs.... Read More
The "Hub-and-Spoke" training model means $7.7 million will be invested into the four sites, which will be located in Corydon, Linton, Rensselaer and Wabash. The state aims to complete and open the training facilities in the first quarters of 2024. ... Read More
Parkview Health reopened its LaGrange, Ind., hospital early Monday morning after an air conditioning outage led to closures over the weekend.... Read More
Ramps are reopening this week in the Indiana Toll Road's Northwest Indiana Bridge Rehabilitation Project, but additional closures are expected soon.... Read More
The final piece of the $400 million renovation of Gainbridge Fieldhouse is officially open. Bicentennial Unity Plaza is a mix of sculptures, art and a basketball court that will transformed into an ice skating rink larger than the one at Rockefeller Center.... Read More
The Board of Trustees approved the new university housing this week, which will be completed for the 2026-27 academic year. The housing need fills a need for this pocket of students, especially after the university scheduled Redbud North and East apartments for demolition in 2024.... Read More
Lafayette-based Wabash cut the ribbon Friday on its $80 million advanced dry van trailer manufacturing facility. The company said the project represents the largest investment in a single operation in its 38-year history.... Read More
Michigan-based automotive parts supplier Tram Inc. is closing its facility in the northeast Indiana town of Ashley. In a notice to the state, the company said 155 employees will be affected by the closure, which is slated to begin in November.... Read More
Seventeen Indiana companies are helping NASA return astronauts to the moon—and to achieve some even grander goals after that. It’s a huge endeavor, and one that Indiana companies from all over the state are helping to make a reality.... Read More
McCordsville will have a new development on its square after Greenfield-based NineStar Connect announced it will invest $10 million to build a new office building. The three-story, 34,600-square-foot building is part of the McCord Square Downtown District.... Read More
