Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott on Monday signed an executive order declaring an immediate hiring freeze across all city departments. The mayor said the move is in response to Senate Enrolled Act 1 passed in April by the Indiana General Assembly.... Read More
Community Development Institute Head Start, which provides interim operation of Head Start and Early Head Start programs, is planning to cut 65 jobs in Wayne County.... Read More
Warsaw-based Bowen Health has broken ground on a new integrated health care facility in Huntington. The $11 million project is the fifth of its kind to be launched by the nonprofit health services provider in recent years.... Read More
Two-term Rep. Craig Haggard, of Mooresville, will formally announce his campaign for the 4th congressional district Aug. 12, in Plainfield during a Constitutional Oath Rally at Hummel Park. ... Read More
Hand of Hope provides 24-hour crisis support, safe sheltering, personalized safety planning, support groups, individual counseling and other outreach services.... Read More
The merger brings more than 100 additional lawyers to the Taft team, which will soon have more than 1,200 lawyers in 25 offices across the country, according to a news release.... Read More
A new ordinance in St. Joseph County will requre solar developers to compensate nearby property owners if their land values drop. The measure is opposed by some business leaders and raises legal questions.... Read More
Target Corp. plans to eliminate 201 jobs at its massive distribution center near Indianapolis International Airport, but most of the employees who fill those positions will continue to work for the company, the retailer said.... Read More
The automaker’s top executive unveiled the new EV strategy Monday at Ford’s Louisville Assembly Plant which, after producing gas-powered vehicles for 70 years, will be converted to manufacture electric vehicles.... Read More
The 41st annual Legislator Scorecard was based on how legislators voted on 12 key “pro-economy, pro-jobs” policies. The most significant of the bills was Senate Bill 1, which reduced property taxes — including a break for businesses.... Read More
The Evansville City Council today is expected to introduce a proposed municipal wheel tax ordinance to raise money for road repairs in the wake of a new state law that afforded property tax relief to many homeowners but slashed funds for local governments.... Read More
AgriNovus Indiana, the nonprofit focused on the growth of Indiana's agbioscience sector, has selected Christy Wright as its next president and CEO, the organization announced Monday.... Read More
A public-private partnership between Card & Associates and New Haven broke ground on Friday for a youth sports fieldhouse complex along Interstate-469. The $31 million project had to shift its funding focus in the wake of Senate Bill 1, but remains largely intact.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Metaimpact, a software firm led by local tech veteran Scott McCorkle, has raised another $5 million in equity funding—some of which came from the company’s own customers.... Read More
Money magazine is out with its annual list of The Best Colleges in America, and nearly 20 Indiana schools made the cut. The publication analyzed more than 700 four-year colleges with a focus on affordability and student outcomes.... Read More
Butler University will launch a standalone engineering program in fall 2026, offering bachelor’s degrees in mechanical engineering, chemical engineering and bioengineering. Housed in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the program will combine technical ...... Read More
Indiana revenue collections exceeded the most recent projections last month. The Indiana State Budget Agency said Friday that General Fund revenues in July totaled $1.6 billion, which was $17.8 million higher than the April 2025 forecast, or 1.1%.... Read More
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture and Elwood-based Red Gold have announced the winners of the 2025 Red Gold Stewardship Award. The award is presented to Red Gold growers "who value improving soil health and water quality on their operations."... Read More
Check out what's coming up on this weekend's edition of Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick!... Read More
An Indiana University Kelley School of Business program is currently accepting applications for its next Enterprise Corps cohort. The Enterprise Corps program is a business accelerator that pairs Kelley staff with small- to mid-sized companies.... Read More
