Elkhart-based Truck Accessories Group LLC has rebranded to LEER Group. The company, which manufactures components for the automotive aftermarket, says the name change better reflects its collection of companies and the strength of its brands.... Read More
Indianapolis-based civil engineering and architectural firm Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives Inc. (Nasdaq: IEA) is reporting a fiscal full-year net loss of $83.7 million, compared to net income of $700,000 the previous year. However, total fourth quarter revenue increase by 39% due to growth in the renewable energy segments, such as wind turbines and solar farms.... Read More
A newly-formed nonprofit aims to raise awareness for charitable causes throughout the state in a unique way. Hoosiers For Good Inc. says it will raise funds for Indiana nonprofits by engaging student-athletes from Indiana University who want to use their names, image, and likenesses to shine a spotlight on philanthropic work being done in Hoosier communities. ... Read More
Columbus-based Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) says it will reopen its offices in Indiana April 4, following a two-year closure because of the pandemic. The Republic reports the company has categorized each role and determined which jobs are fully on-site, fully remote, or hybrid, based on the function.... Read More
A Minnesota company that bills itself as the world's largest indoor vertical aeroponic farm is setting up shop in Delaware County. Living Greens Farm says it will invest nearly $70 million to establish a 200,000-square-foot farming, processing and packaging facility in Muncie and create up to 120 jobs by the end of 2024.... Read More
Elkhart-based Patrick Industries Inc. (Nasdaq: PATK) has completed its previously-announced acquisition of Arizona-based Rockford Corp. and the Rockford Fosgate brand. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.... Read More
Indiana will soon have its first Literary Landmark: the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library in Indianapolis.... Read More
Mooresville-based Equipment Technologies LLC is a farm equipment manufacturer that is feeling the effects of the supply chain disruption.... Read More
The town of Speedway has announced Tim Gropp is resigning as economic development director. Gropp, who was appointed to the role in 2017, is leaving to become town manager in McCordsville.... Read More
A welding supplies and gases company in Indianapolis is growing its footprint. Sutton-Garten Co. says it has invested more than $2 million to expand its dry ice production with a new plant on the city's near east side and add a small number of jobs.... Read More
The Indianapolis Colts have launched a program that aims to expand the team’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. The Colts say the Tony Dungy Diversity Fellowship offers diverse candidates the opportunity to gain football coaching career experience while providing the team with access to talented coaches.... Read More
Chicago-based Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria is planning to open its fourth central Indiana location. The popular deep dish pizzeria is expected to open its Greenwood location in the Shops at Smith Valley this summer.... Read More
Ivy Tech Community College and Purdue University Northwest are launching a dual admissions program. The schools say students who enroll in the program at Ivy Tech and complete their associate’s degree will have a guaranteed transition to a PNW bachelor’s degree.... Read More
Proposed cuts to Indiana’s individual income tax rates might not be automatic under methods legislative leaders discussed Monday.... Read More
Unlike last year, Indianapolis will not host the entirety of March Madness, but that does not mean the city isn't seeing its share of hoops action this month.... Read More
The U.S. Department of Justice says Merrillville-based Northern Indiana Public Service Co. will spend $11.8 million to resolve federal and state Superfund liability for the cleanup of coal ash in the town of Pines. The DOJ says the ash came from a NIPSCO power plant and was distributed as landscaping fill around homes in the Porter County town. ... Read More
A Fort Wayne-based steel producer is being impacted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Our partners at WPTA-TV report Steel Dynamics Inc. (Nasdaq: STLD) is searching for new sources to obtain the raw material it uses, which is known as pig iron, from Eastern Europe.... Read More
Raytheon Intelligence & Space in Virginia has sold its training and services business, which has a major presence in Indianapolis, to Mississippi-based The Vertex Co. Raytheon employed about 600 people in Indy and a spokesperson says there were no job cuts as part of the acquisition.... Read More
The Global Center for the Development of the Whole Child at the University of Notre Dame has received three grant awards totaling $3.4 million. The university says the grants from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the LEGO Foundation and USAID will fund its resilient education programming in Haiti.... Read More
The Indiana Senate narrowly upheld a veto that Gov. Eric Holcomb issued last year on a bill that would have required additional labeling for fuel pumps distributing E15, a fuel blend that contains up to 15% ethanol in gasoline.... Read More
