Columbia City-based 80/20 LLC is adding to its portfolio. The manufacturer and its parent, MPE Partners, have acquired Les Industries Flexpipe Inc., a maker and distributor of steel modular framing structures and material handling systems in Farnham, Quebec.... Read More
Laid off workers in Southern Indiana have an opportunity to get back on their feet this month with two open houses in Evansville and Boonville to discover resources.... Read More
The Indiana Gaming Commission approved a temporary license for Atlanta-based PrizePicks, which claims to be the largest fantasy sports provider on the continent. The approval will allow the business to operate its daily fantasy sports operation in the state.... Read More
Munster-based Finward Bancorp and its subsidiary, Peoples Bank, have named David Kwait its senior vice president, general counsel, corporate secretary and chief risk officer, effective June 30. Kwait has been with Peoples Bank since 2011.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Noble Roman’s Inc., which is in a heated battle with one of its biggest shareholders over whether CEO Scott Mobley should remain on the restaurant company’s board of directors, has postponed its annual shareholders meeting until next month.... Read More
An Indiana legislator convicted of drunken driving publicly acknowledged on Wednesday that he used “horrible” judgment. In a Facebook post, Republican state Rep. Jim Lucas of Seymour said he accepts responsibility and is getting professional help.... Read More
Goodwill Industries International is planning an expansion into Puerto Rico and has chosen affiliate Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana to oversee the effort, the not-for-profit announced Thursday morning.... Read More
Ag producers are reporting a more optimistic view of the future, according to the most recent Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. However, the university notes that farmers' perception of current conditions remains unchanged.... Read More
The FIA has received “more than five” expressions of interest from teams interested in joining Formula One, the president of the governing body told The Associated Press on Wednesday, with a decision on expansion expected by the end of the month.... Read More
The new title clarifies misconceptions of the work done by comptroller, formerly known as the state auditor.... Read More
A Purdue University report shows a 40% national increase in reported cases involving agricultural confined spaces and results in renewed safety and management pushed to reduce deaths and injuries. ... Read More
A total of $2.18 million from Glick Philanthropies will be dispersed to 114 Hoosier not-for-profits to increase access to the arts, equitable education, economic mobility, health resources and services to meet basic needs.... Read More
A northeast Indiana community is making moves to provide a boost to the city after a series of closures and a continued drop in population. Mayor Kathy Bantz said efforts are underway, including a redevelopment of a former elementary school building.... Read More
“Shark Tank,” which debuted in 2009, features a cast of investor “sharks,” including Indiana University alum Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John and Kevin O’Leary.... Read More
A basketball analytics startup in Bloomington is under new ownership. Blueprint Stats, which has developed a software platform to help coaches evaluate and develop the skills of their players, has been acquired by Sports Info Solutions in Pennsylvania.... Read More
Capping interest rates on Indiana “payday” loans at a 36% Annual Percentage Rate could have saved Hoosier borrowers more than $26 million in 2021, according to a recent analysis released by the Indiana Community Action Poverty Institute. ... Read More
The town's new planning effort seeks to explore what the future of education, infrastructure, economic development and more could look like across Merrillville.... Read More
Beginning this school year, after a law passed in the 2023 legislative session, all Indiana schools will be required to follow the district’s example and stop charging families for curricular materials, including textbooks, iPads, and Chromebooks. ... Read More
The PACE program seeks to help seniors will long-term illnesses live independently for as long as possible.... Read More
The federal grant programs allows states to have flexibility when tailoring funding to services. Indiana's allotment will head toward providing food, clothing, transportation and shelter to survivors in crisis. The state hopes it will offset operational costs and other funding can go toward bolstering and supporting other services.... Read More
