Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker has established a task force designed to guide the city as it works toward the requirements laid out in Senate Enrolled Act 1 passed by the Indiana General Assembly earlier this year.... Read More
A lakefront estate in northern Indiana that was owned by late Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay for more than two decades is up for sale with an asking price of $19.9 million.... Read More
Called the IU K+M Collective, the consultancy firm will offer research, strategy, marketing and communications services to companies and nonprofit organizations, the university said. The firm will launch this fall with about 20 students.... Read More
USDA Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden attended the Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois on Tuesday. Hoosier Ag Today asked him when we might have some more information about what USDA jobs will come to Indy.... Read More
Efforts to legalize marijuana for either medical or adult use have always faced an uphill battle in Indiana. Now, President Donald Trump has announced he may support federal reclassification of marijuana as a less dangerous drug with medical benefits.... Read More
Doug and Julie Holtkamp, owners of Holtkamp Winery and Vineyards in Sunman, have acquired the assets of Great Crescent Brewery and have plans to resume production in the coming months.... Read More
The delivery station serves as a hub between neighboring fulfillment and sortation centers and delivery vehicles. The facility employs more than 250 workers with an average starting wage of $19 an hour, Amazon said Wednesday.... Read More
The publication partnered with market research firm Statista to survey 160,000 employees across the country, who were asked how likely they were to recommend their employer.... Read More
The late Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, who battled addiction throughout his life and spoke publicly about it in an attempt to help others, spent his last two years in the “throes of a relapse,” according to a lengthy story posted Thursday morning by The Washington Post. ... Read More
The Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board’s decertification subcommittee was asked last week to review the case, following a request from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy and its executive director, Tim Horty. ... Read More
The Indiana Digital Learning School and the Indiana Digital Alternative School will add Beech Grove Schools as their second district partner while the Union School Corporation continues a legal battle against the state.... Read More
Several Indiana legislators came out in support of a mid-cycle map change following the meetings, which were held as pressure mounts nationwide now that California Democrats enabled voters to decide whether to counter Republicans in Texas, whose redrawn map now awaits the governor's signature.... Read More
The 168th Indiana State Fair wrapped up Sunday, Aug. 17, after a 15-day run with total attendance of 854,977,... Read More
Thirteen installations have been created by architects and designers from around the globe and combine to create a free, walkable public art exhibition.... Read More
In May, Braun signed a two-year, $44 billion budget into law that took effect on July 1. ... Read More
Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs is bringing its Rural Empowerment and Development program to Madison and Warrick counties. The program will help the communities come together and develop quality of life projects.... Read More
Purdue University is ramping up its academic offerings at its Indianapolis campus to include focuses on manufacturing, radiopharmaceuticals, construction, hospitality, technology and sports.... Read More
Simtra BioPharma is pouring $500 million into the region across two facilities.... Read More
Earlham College and several community partners are in the midst of a five-year, $100 million initiative with goals of transforming and enhancing Richmond’s downtown. “If you’re ever going to draw a map of the state of Indiana, make sure to put Richmond on it. From now on, we’re here, we’re back,” Director of Community Relations […]... Read More
South Bend native and full-time artist Lauren Steinhofer is preparing for the seventh year of y(art), an arts and music festival she founded to create a more communal and accessible space for artists. Conceived as a backyard birthday celebration with a few ...... Read More
