Fort Wayne-based CME Corp. will break ground next week on a $5.8 million headquarters building on the city's north side. The general contractor, which marked 50 years in business last year, said it will add a small number of jobs to its current staff of 82.... Read More
A fire protection company headquartered in Aurora, Illinois is expanding into Indiana. Allegiant Fire Protection has opened a new office in Valparaiso, with plans to add about a dozen jobs over the next 18 months.... Read More
The New York City-based firm behind the revamp of The Stutz real estate complex north of downtown Indianapolis is modifying its plans for apartments on the property to incorporate part of an existing building.... Read More
Mercury Marine announced this week that its global distribution center in Brownsburg has earned a key designation for energy efficiency. The Wisconsin-based boat engine maker has received LEED Silver certification for the 512,000-square-foot facility.... Read More
Wine Spectator magazine named 19 Indiana restaurants in its annual 2023 Restaurant Awards, which recognizes restaurants based exclusively on their wine service.... Read More
Eleven communal food assistance not-for-profits will receive state support — which officials say they hope provides the necessary resources to allow these organizations to distribute crucial meals to those in need.... Read More
Billed as the largest inline skating competition in North America, the 14-day event brings over 280 teams from eight countries to the Allen County city and is expected to generate more than $3 million in direct economic impact. ... Read More
A planned renovation of the Memorial Opera House once again has funding, though the project will be scaled back. Our partners at Lakeshore Public Radio report the Porter County Council this week approved $5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds.... Read More
The not-for-profit has selected Kim Kasting, who currently serves as vice president of development, as its next president and CEO. Kasting succeeds Gail Richards, who is retiring from the organization after 15 years.... Read More
The lawsuit alleges that certain models of the cars lack the industry-standard technology needed to prevent the vehicles from being stolen. Videos that show people how to steal Kias and Hyundais have recently gone viral over social media.... Read More
The lawsuit asks for a jury trial and seeks reimbursements for the public safety costs associated with the thefts.... Read More
The Gary / Chicago International Airport says it hopes to expand capacity and serve different types of airplanes with the purchase of a new firefighting engine.... Read More
The $10 million project is being led by the University of Minnesota, and Purdue Extension's Community Development program will provide technical assistance and education for communities throughout Indiana that apply for funding.... Read More
Officials broke ground this week on a new, $33 million YMCA of Muncie building on the campus of Muncie Central High School. The organization also said it has surpassed the initial goal of the capital campaign of the project, but more funds are needed.... Read More
The Greenwood City Council has given preliminary approval of a 10-year tax abatement on an $8.5 million speculative building. Our partners at the Daily Journal report the council will also consider an abatement for a manufacturer's planned expansion.... Read More
Evansville's driving force in visitor and convention promotion is launching a new identity. Visit Evansville, also formerly the Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau, is rebranding itself as Explore Evansville.... Read More
Brad Chambers, Indiana’s outgoing secretary of commerce, publicly acknowledged for the first time that he’s considering entering the 2024 governor’s race.... Read More
Indianapolis International Airport is once again receiving high marks in Travel + Leisure's annual World's Best Awards. The Indy airport was ranked second among the travel magazine's Top 10 Favorite Domestic Airports list.... Read More
The $25 million federal grant will help Tippecanoe County officials complete the next phase in Wabash River Greenway expansion.... Read More
The Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering at Indiana University is launching an initiative designed to create a workforce pipeline for highly trained engineers and experts in microelectronics. ... Read More
