Patrons of Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing & Casino in Anderson will soon see the first benefits of a $39 million expansion. Our partners at The Herald Bulletin report the first phase of the project is expected to be partially complete in March.... Read More
As the 2022 clock wound down, farmer’s attitudes about the agricultural economy improved. The monthly Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer improved by 24 points in December.... Read More
Effective New Year’s Eve, Taft Stettinius & Hollister and Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss completed a combination first announced in September 2022. The move gives Taft — which has an office in Indianapolis — its first Michigan footprint.... Read More
Indianapolis-based 21st Amendment Inc., a liquor store chain founded in 1971, is selling all 20 of its stores to US Liquor Group LLC, an Indiana company founded in September.... Read More
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has detailed the city's legislative priorities for the upcoming 2023 session of the Indiana General Assembly. Hogsett says the city's priorities will center around several key areas, including infrastructure, housing, public safety, and public health.... Read More
The Arc Noble County Foundations is developing a commercial kitchen at its headquarters in Albion. The organization says when complete, the kitchen will be used to provide workforce development to help people with disabilities gain potential employment... Read More
A search is underway for a new executive director of Floyd Memorial Foundation following the announced resignation of Meredith Lambe. The search comes as the foundation undergoes changes with its relationship with New Albany-based Baptist Health Floyd.... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb has made several appointments to a range of state boards and commissions. They include the Board of Safety Review, Board of Tax Review, and Coroners Training Board.... Read More
The United Way of Allen County is starting the new year with new leadership. Robert Haworth began his term Tuesday as president and chief executive officer.... Read More
The gaming industry and some Indiana lawmakers want to bring casinos and lotteries straight to your phone in the upcoming legislative session. After two years of failure, legal iGaming is gaining momentum with some key lawmakers holding out.... Read More
Crunch Fitness plans to open its first Indiana gym in the former location of a J.C. Penney store in the Michigan Road Shoppes retail center on the north side of Indianapolis.... Read More
Indiana Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers says the record numbers in 2022 show there is confidence in the state's economy, workforce and universities. "Indiana's got a great product, and I think we have been able to position that product in the right way"... Read More
The Indiana Department of Health has awarded $9.3 million in funding to support Nurse-Family Partnership programming throughout the state. The IDOH says the grants will support efforts to provide care and support for pregnant women and first-time mothers. ... Read More
Franciscan Alliance will be allowed to continue with its plan to close its Hammond hospital. The Indiana Court of Appeals on Friday granted an Emergency Motion for Stay of a preliminary injunction that would have required the hospital's ER to remain open.... Read More
The Tall Rabbit Café just opened in Fort Wayne earlier this month, and they say they are hiring people through Blue Jacket Inc., a nonprofit organization that officials say aims at giving some Fort Wayne residents a second chance at employment.... Read More
It might surprise you to learn that the federal government is ahead of the curve when it comes to blockchain technology—but it’s true, says SIMBA Chain CEO Bryan Ritchie.... Read More
ERAPSCO in Columbia City is one of two companies to receive contract extensions from the U.S. Department of Defense totaling up to $222 million. The extensions call for the production and delivery of up to 36,000 sonobuoys for the U.S. Navy.... Read More
Judge Robert R. Altice Jr. will take over as chief judge of the Court of Appeals of Indiana on Jan. 1, the COA announced Friday. He succeeds current Chief Judge Cale Bradford, who has led the lower appellate court since 2020.... Read More
The Indiana Department of Education on Friday unveiled the 2022 state graduation rates. The data shows 86.61% of students in the class of 2022 graduated, which is less than one-tenth of a percent lower than the previous year.... Read More
Indiana will receive a $20 million settlement following a lawsuit against Google involving deceptive location tracking practices.... Read More
