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HNTB Corp. is growing its footprint in the downtown Indianapolis. The infrastructure firm says it has expanded its space in Salesforce Tower on Monument Circle and plans to add 40 jobs.... Read More

Two neuroscientists from Indiana University have received a $2 million grant to explore what impact cannabis use by young teenagers could have later in life. ... Read More

Fishers-based engineering and architectural firm RQAW has been acquired by DCCM... Read More

The Indiana Economic Development Corp. continues to purchase property in Boone County as part of a $164 million investment approved last week by the State Budget Committee. ... Read More

A new list from personal finance website WalletHub examines the best and worst cities for recreation, and Indiana does not fare well. To create the list, WalletHub compared a sample of the 100 most populated U.S. cities across four areas: basic living costs, quality of parks, accessibility of entertainment and recreational facilities and weather.... Read More

Miami County is creating a niche of its own in Indiana’s growing life sciences sector by securing a second medical isotopes company. ... Read More

The city of Noblesville says $1 billion in private capital investment has been committed to the city since the beginning of 2020. Mayor Chris Jensen says the investment has been strategic for the city to keep up with market demand while maintaining its authenticity.... Read More

Goshen-based Viewrail is looking to add to its portfolio. The modern stairs and railing manufacturer has inked an agreement to acquire Simmons Stairways Inc. in California, though financial terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed.... Read More

American Acquisition Opportunity Inc., a shell company in Fishers that formed early last year has announced plans to merge with another Fishers-based startup for the purpose of taking that company public.... Read More

The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation has awarded $5 million grant to Marian University to create a diverse engineering talent pipeline.... Read More

The Indiana State Department of Agriculture has awarded 11 Indiana food banks a combined total of $1 million to support their efforts in feeding Hoosiers in need. ... Read More

A former bank building in the Huntington County town of Warren has been given to the community with plans to convert the structure into an incubator for entrepreneurs and artists in the area.... Read More

An Indianapolis-based nonprofit that uses motorsports as a teaching tool for STEM concepts is continuing to grow. NXG Youth Motorsports, which launched in 2006, uses go-karting to give young people in underrepresented communities an opportunity to learn not only STEM applications, but also life skills and potential careers in motorsports. ... Read More

A more than 130-year-old building in Indianapolis will be getting new life as a coworking space. Officials from The POLK Group have broken ground on the restoration of POLK Stables, which will become the newest COhatch location that will house artist studios, a makerspace and coworking offices.... Read More

The Morris Performing Arts Center in downtown South Bend is celebrating its centennial birthday this year with a multimillion-dollar facelift... Read More

The Indiana State Fair has unveiled a list of 22 new food and beverage items that will be offered when the fair opens at the end of the month. ... Read More

Michigan-based Pokagon Band of Potawatomi has opened a new recruitment center in South Bend as it begins to hire hundreds of workers for the expanded Four Winds Casino and hotel ... Read More

Governor Eric Holcomb has made another round of appointments and reappointments to various boards and commissions. They include the Civil Rights Commission, the Indiana Parole Board and the Indiana State Board of Education.... Read More

Facing steep increases in food production costs, Indiana farmers warn that consumers are likely to see continued price jumps at stores later this year.... Read More

Central Indiana Corporate Partnership President and Chief Executive Officer David Johnson says there are still things he wants to accomplish before he retires in December ... Read More