Indiana Landmarks Awards Grants

Indiana Landmarks has awarded more than $140,000 to help nonprofits and cities save meaningful places. The grants support efforts ranging from architectural assessments and repairs to digital walking tours and summer programs for youth.... Read More

Hanna: READI Just Beginning of Long-Term Strategy

Calling the state’s Regional Economic Acceleration & Development Initiative an unprecedented economic development strategy, a longtime northwest Indiana leader says last week’s awarding of $500 million in grants was only the beginning. ... Read More

Study: Indiana Hospitals Among Most Transparent on Prices

A new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine shows Indiana hospitals rank fourth in the nation for transparency regarding hospital prices. The study looked at more than 3,500 acute care hospitals and found more than half are not in compliance with a federal rule requiring hospitals to disclose their prices online. ... Read More

Inotiv Swings to Full-Year Profit

West Lafayette-based Inotiv Inc. (Nasdaq: NOTV) is reporting fiscal full-year net income of $10.9 million, compared to a loss of $4.7 million the previous year. Chief Executive Officer Robert Leasure says the transformational year reflected the company's success in "expanding existing operations and services, starting up new services, and acquiring strategic assets."... Read More

Indiana Adjutant General Promoted

The head of the Indiana National Guard has received a promotion. Indiana's Adjutant General, Brigadier General Dale Lyles, was promoted to major general during a ceremony at the Indiana Statehouse.... Read More

Anderson Hospital Lands Key Designation

Ascension St. Vincent Anderson was recently designated a Level 1 facility for obstetric care by the Indiana Department of Health. Our partners at The Herald Bulletin report the hospital applied for the designation three years.... Read More

New HQ Showcases First Internet Growth

The chief executive officer of Fishers-based First Internet Bancorp (Nasdaq: INBK) says the bank's new, 168,000-square-foot headquarters couldn't come at a better time. The bank this morning cut the ribbon the facility on 116th Street just west of I-69, which is part of a $157 million development announced in 2018.... Read More

Tech Castings Expanding in Hancock County

A manufacturer in Hancock County is growing its operations. Tech Castings LLC, which makes superalloy investment castings for the aerospace, manufacturing, and medical industries, says it will invest $4.5 million to expand its facility in the town of Shirley and add up to 20 jobs.... Read More

Indiana Unemployment Hits 21-Year Low

Indiana's unemployment rate fell to 3% in November, down from 3.3% the previous month. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development says the last time the state had an unemployment rate this low was November 2000.... Read More

Proposed London-to-Indy Flight Scrapped

A proposed flight between Indianapolis and London will not launch in 2022. Our partners at the Indianapolis Business Journal report British Airways confirmed the decision, though Indy could still be considered as a destination in the future.... Read More

Shindigz to Pay Workers Through End of Year

One day after it announced a temporary suspension of operations, party supply company “Shindigz” says its employees will receive their “full pay through the end of the year” via a philanthropic gift, and said it is accepting new orders that would be processed in January.... Read More

Eleven Fifty Lands Grant to Fund Satellite Campuses

Indiana University Health is awarding $4.3 million to organizations throughout the state in an effort to boost housing and training needs among Hoosiers. One of those awards is a three-year, $1 million grant to Indianapolis-based Eleven Fifty Academy to open satellite campuses in 10 counties, including a location at the Fusion 54 coworking space in Crawfordsville.... Read More