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The Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane division has awarded a contract to Alabama-based Dynetics to support increased capacity for America's hypersonic flight testing.... Read More

The Porter County Council has approved spending $5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding towards renovations of the Memorial Opera House in Valparaiso, while also trimming allocations for several nonprofits in the county.... Read More

To meet the water demands of a new innovation district planned for Boone County, state officials are exploring the idea of tapping into the aquifer along the Wabash River in Tippecanoe County, downstream of Lafayette.... Read More

The president of Manchester University says the $45 million capital campaign launched over the weekend comes at exactly the right time. The university says the public phase of the campaign will provide funding for facility upgrades and other initiatives. ... Read More

Greenwood-based Indiana American Water Co. has cut the ribbon on a $22 million water treatment facility in the Morgan County town of Mooresville... Read More

Terre Haute-based Hallador Energy Co.'s (Nasdaq: HNRG) subsidiary Hallador Power has completed the acquisition of Hoosier Energy’s 1-Gigawatt Merom Generating Station in Sullivan County.... Read More

TechPoint, the nonprofit growth accelerator for Indiana’s tech ecosystem, is partnering with InnoPower to increase opportunities for Black Hoosiers to work in the tech sector.... Read More

Indiana students’ math and reading scores on “the nation’s report card” declined from pre-pandemic results, with the state’s average math scores declining the most.... Read More

With tens of millions of dollars in projects underway or planned for his city, Mayor Matt Murphy believes Valparaiso and northwest Indiana are poised for transformational growth.  Among multiple projects in Valpo’s downtown is the Journeyman Distillery.... Read More

Manchester University is launching the public phase of a $45 million capital campaign. The funding raised through "Manchester Bold: The Future is Ours" will support a variety of projects, including a new Wellness and Sport Performance Center.... Read More

The Indianapolis office of nonprofit Jobs for America’s Graduates says the program continues to expand throughout Marion County and is providing work opportunities for a growing number of Indiana high school students.... Read More

The economic development director for Indianapolis-based Wabash Valley Power Alliance says diversity of its energy sources is key to the electricity wholesaler’s reliability and predictability. ... Read More

St. Elizabeth School of Nursing is celebrating its 125th anniversary and marking the success of a recent fundraising campaign. The Lafayette-based school says it raised nearly $1.3 million as part of its first-ever scholarship campaign.... Read More

The city of Fishers is preparing to raze its former City Hall to make way for a new city hall and arts center. The city says construction crews, demolition and site preparations are in place for work to get underway Monday.... Read More

City officials on Friday issued a request for proposals to redevelop a parking lot just north of Old City Hall, potentially leading to new uses for the 112-year-old limestone edifice.... Read More

Responding to a growing need for affordable and contemporary housing near Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, developers will Friday celebrate the opening of Westcott, a new housing development in the WestGate@Crane Technology Park.... Read More

South Bend-based 1st Source Corp. (Nasdaq: SRCE) is reporting fiscal second quarter net income of $29.3 million, down from the $30.2 million during the same period a year ago.... Read More

Pennsylvania-based Lannett Co. Inc. has received approval from the FDA to manufacture its Numbrino topical anesthetic product at its facility in Seymour. The company also plans to transfer the production its other liquid drug products to the plant.... Read More

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is taking steps to broaden its enrollment of low-income, under-resourced and first-generation students. ... Read More

The Indiana Office of Technology has teamed up with Purdue University and Indiana University to help local governments beef up their cybersecurity. The state is providing $3.96 million to fund cybersecurity assessments at no cost to the government entities.... Read More