The Venture Club of Indiana, a primarily volunteer-driven not-for-profit specializing in growing business relationships, has hired its first employee. Claire Nieshalla Neuman began as the Venture Club's first executive director on June 20.... Read More
A new face will soon be leading the athletic department of Marian University's Ancilla College in northern Indiana. The university announced Monday that Kyle Allison will begin his new role on July 19.... Read More
A split ruling from the Indiana Supreme Court has left the door open to both individual future challenges and further restrictions to the state’s near-total abortion ban. Now, some legal experts are warning that Hoosiers could directly petition the courts.... Read More
Fishers-based biosciences firm Quantigen LLC has been acquired by Milwaukee-based Versiti, the companies announced Monday. The company, which was founded in 2008 in Fishers, will retain its name. Versiti declined to disclose financial terms of the purchase.... Read More
A key hurdle to expanding the Monroe Convention Center in Bloomington has been cleared. The county's Board of Commissioners passed an ordinance establishing a Capital Improvement Board to oversee the expansion project that's over six years in the making.... Read More
Massachusetts-based online insurance marketplace EverQuote Inc. is planning to lay off nearly 100 workers in Evansville. In a notice to the state, the company said the move is the result of "an organizational restructuring to reduce operating expenses."... Read More
Almost 6,000 softball players and their families will populate the hotels and areas around two Indiana ballparks this week for the USSSA Fast Pitch Great Lakes National Championships. The city of Evansville expects a $2 million economic impact from the event. ... Read More
IDOE officials hope the program can help build a pipeline for more teachers in one of the state's most in-demand subject areas.... Read More
The model proposed by the new law is part of a federal initiative to coordinate care and improve access to mental health care and can be broken down into three parts: someone to contact, someone to respond and a safe place to go for help.... Read More
A retired Elkhart teacher has left $1.5 million to Manchester University. Alice Dentler, who died Jan. 1, was a Manchester graduate and teacher for more than 30 years in Elkhart schools, according to a university news release.... Read More
A West Lafayette-based startup is using a global accelerator to help fuel growth. Neurava is one of 61 companies from around the world to showcase its medical technology as part of the MedTech Innovator, billed as the largest accelerator of med tech companies.... Read More
Curtis Hill, the former Indiana attorney general who had his law license temporarily suspended after allegations surfaced that he drunkenly groped four women during a 2018 party, has entered the crowded Republican primary in the 2024 governor’s race.... Read More
The LEAP Lebanon Innovation and Research District under development in Boone County represents a shift in the way the state is working to attract companies and create jobs. The change is meant to help Indiana compete for the nation’s biggest high-tech economic development opportunities.... Read More
Smart mailbox company Arrive has crowdfunded $1.3 million, bringing its total investment to $9 million as it prepares to launch its product to market.... Read More
The philanthropic arm of Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. has awarded half a million dollars to an Indianapolis not-for-profit for their work connecting transgender and gender nonbinary people with HIV to comprehensive care.... Read More
Construction of a new Indiana archives building is slated to begin this summer after a search for a new site to house the state’s vast collection of historical records. In June, the State Budget Committee gave final approval to begin work on the building.... Read More
Vanair Manufacturing Inc. has announced plans to expand in LaPorte County. The company said it will invest $8.3 million to add a 100,000-square-foot building near its headquarters on the south side of Michigan City and create 75 jobs.... Read More
Seth Smith and Cornerstone Trading Group LLC claim they are not liable for damages because the property was at least partially owned by the city. The blaze sent plumes of black smoke into the air as well as debris that was found several miles away.... Read More
Holiday World & Splashin' Safari is building a new roller coaster, but park leaders are having fun being cryptic with the details as fans and internet sleuths dig for answers on the gravy-centric ride.... Read More
As anyone remotely familiar with this city of roughly 50,000 residents already knows, it’s peppered with some 90 landmarks, from schools to fire stations to churches—most done in the spare, modernist style so popular in the mid-20th century.... Read More
