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
While over 45,000 Hoosiers have received credentials or degrees from the scholarship, according to a 2021 report from the Indiana Commission of Higher Education, recent data indicates that the majority of students struggle to meet the requirements for 21st Century Scholars through high school. ... Read More
Clif Tant will serve as Nashville market president and Robert Macyauski is the commercial real estate Tennessee market executive. They join the existing 1834 Division Wealth team.... Read More
Katara McCarthy commissioned the study in hand with her app Exhale, the first emotional well-being app specifically designed for Black women. The study reaffirms some of her observations and beliefs about Black women's mental health needs but also provides more data to an understudied demographic and topic.... Read More
The Fort Wayne Komets announced Thursday that co-owner Richard Franke died on July 4 at the age of 79. Franke had been an owner of the franchise along with his four brothers and a partner for the past 33 years.... Read More
Indianapolis-based IT managed services firm Bell Techlogix is growing its global footprint. The company has announced the formation of a new subsidiary, Bell Techlogix India Private Ltd., headquartered in Hyderabad, India.... Read More
The latest sign of economic strength — a gain of 209,000 jobs last month — makes it all but certain that the Fed will resume its interest rate hikes later this month after having ended a streak of 10 rate increases that were intended to curb high inflation.... Read More
CityBus of Greater Lafayette is using a recent federal grant award to pursue greater sustainable practices in public transportation. The Federal Transit Administration awarded $7.6 million to CityBus as a part of its Low or No Emission Grant Program.... Read More
By closing gas stations during early morning hours, city leaders say they hope to curb homicides, robberies, car jackings and more.... Read More
Maybe you’ve heard of The Knot, the online marketplace where users can connect with vendors and plan their weddings. Indianapolis-based startup Bereave wants to do something similar—but for funerals. And it’s on its way towards that goal. ... Read More
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita criticized Target’s Pride campaign in a letter released Thursday, claiming the corporation is infringing on states’ ability to “safeguard citizens.” The letter was signed by the attorney generals of six other states.... Read More
Summer after summer, dozens of small towns and counties throughout Indiana intrigue thousands of visitors to indulge in communal festivals, buy local and check out a new area. These festivals can be reflective of a local economy.... Read More
We are at the mid-point of 2023, and this week we’ve assembled a panel to sound off on how the Indiana economy is faring and what we can expect for the remainder of the year.... Read More
Oakland City University has received a grant from the Welborn Baptist Foundation to support amenities inside a residence hall currently under construction. The the funding will be used to create Bible study-themed areas inside the 150-bed building.... Read More
Federal prosecutors say a former Indiana congressman should pay nearly $1.4 million to cover the legal bills of companies forced to incur expenses when he was prosecuted on insider trading charges. But his lawyer said it’s an exorbitant amount to demand.... Read More
In what is possibly the first lawsuit filed following the enactment of Indiana’s new statute restricting physician noncompetes, an Allen County doctor is suing his former employer to stop the enforcement of a noncompete clause.... Read More
An Indianapolis charter network is celebrating promotions on its executive teams. Christel House Indianapolis announced Emily Masengale will serve as CEO of the network’s four charter schools in the city.... Read More
Franklin Electric has hired a new executive to lead its global water systems business. Greg Levine will serve as the company's new vice president and president for global water following Donald Kenney, who is retiring after 25 years with the company.... Read More
A study from the University of Washington released Monday shows maternal mortality rates more than doubled in some states between 1999 and 2019, with sharp increases for some racial and ethnic groups.... Read More
St. Louis-based Bunge North America broke ground Thursday on a more than $500 million soybean processing facility in Morristown. The new facility, which will employ about 70 workers, will produce soy protein concentrates for use in plant-based foods.... Read More
