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Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs that contain radioisotopes and are used to treat various medical conditions, including different types of cancer and hyperthyroidism. ... Read More

The route was among seven new nonstop routes connecting 12 cities nationwide announced by the Las Vegas-based airline.... Read More

The collaboration offers concert access to interns and college students participating in the Indy Chamber's Fast Forward event series and to newcomers relocating to Indianapolis through the Make My Move incentive program.... Read More

The Hoosier state’s rate of 2.26 lawyers per capita was 43rd worst in the nation last year, according to the American Bar Association.... Read More

Evansville residents and visitors can now grab drinks to go thanks to the city’s first Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area. The classification allows people aged 21 and older to buy alcohol from participating establishments and walk within the DORA limits.... Read More

This year, Tucker Publishing Group is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Evansville Living magazine. Publisher and Editor Kristen Tucker spoke with IIB about the evolution of Evansville Living and the status of print in the digital age.... Read More

The company said it received a letter from Nasdaq Stock Market confirming that its shares had maintained a closing bid price of $1 or greater for 12 consecutive business days.... Read More

Indiana University’s Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering is pushing play on an effort to get young students involved in STEM. Luddy School Dean Joanna Millunchick is a collaborator on the Chip Kids series, which teaches students about semiconductors and microchips. “We were looking around at outreach kind of activities, and we found while there was a […]... Read More

For its "Best Hospitals" rankings, U.S. News compared more than 4,400 hospitals across 15 specialties and 22 procedures and conditions.... Read More

The law requires faculty to teach scholarly works “from a variety of political or ideological frameworks” within their purview of instruction.... Read More

Michael Lewis received a 2-1/2 year sentence for a Level 6 felony count of stalking, according a plea agreement with the Marion County Prosecutor's Office. ... Read More

The collaboration will involve professional mentorship, adjunct professors, guest lecturers, scholarships and internships.... Read More

A Cook Medical sterilization plant in Ellettsville and a SABIC facility in Mount Vernon are among the more than 90 sites around the country that received a special exemption from air pollution rules.... Read More

Northwest Bancshares announced it completed its acquisition of the holding company of Jersey Shore State Bank and Luzerne Bank.... Read More

After more than 50 years leading 1st Source Corporation and its banking subsidiary, Christopher Murphy III will step down as CEO this October, capping a career that helped shape the region's largest locally controlled financial institution.... Read More

Greater Fort Wayne Inc. has been named the 2025 Chamber of the Year by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE), a national honor recognizing excellence in operations, member services, and community impact.... Read More

Indiana's college-going rate is down to just 51.7%, which is the lowest in over a decade. Experts say that bodes poorly for the state's future labor market. ... Read More

The latest nationwide settlements are with eight drug companies and amount to about $720 million. Indiana will receive about $16.5 million.... Read More

Liz Brown—a staunch pro-lifer—has been a fixture in the Senate Republican caucus since 2014. But U.S. Sen. Jim Banks and Attorney General Todd Rokita have put her in the crosshairs for 2026.... Read More

Phoenix Investors is moving forward with a data center project in Michigan City, despite not having support on local tax incentives. Phoenix presented its plans to residents publicly for the first time last week.... Read More