Minelands and power plants are hot renewable development spots
Two of an AES's power plant’s four coal-burning units have already retired and the last is planning to shut down in 2025.... Read More
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Schneck Medical Center CEO joins AHA policy board
Eric Fish, CEO of Schneck Medical Center in Seymour, has been selected to join one of the American Hospital Association's regional policy boards. The boards were created to provide input on critical public policy issues unique to their respective regions.... Read More
Fed official: Interest rates likely enough to bring inflation back to 2%
A key Federal Reserve official said Tuesday that he is “increasingly confident” that the Fed's interest rate policies will succeed in bringing inflation back to the central bank's 2% target level. Christopher Waller cautioned that inflation is still too high.... Read More
Evansville diversion center serves as alternative solution to incarceration, hospital visits
A new diversion center at United Caring Services in downtown Evansville is now open for people who need help with substance use, mental health and housing issues. The center serves as an alternative option to jail and area hospitals during times of crisis.... Read More
Q&A with Ryan McConnell on Atlas World Group’s 75th anniversary
In September, Evansville-based Atlas World Group celebrated its 75th year in business. Ryan McConnell, president and COO of Atlas Van Lines, spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the company’s focus on collaboration and optimism for growth opportunities.... Read More
Crane naval base poised for growth as innovation hub
Twenty years after nearly being shuttered by the U.S. Department of Defense, a Navy base in southwestern Indiana has become a key player in the federal government’s strategy to outpace its foreign rivals in the booming microelectronics industry.... Read More
Bourbon, racing tires square off in final round of ‘Coolest Thing’ contest
Hard Truth Distilling Company and Hoosier Racing Tire will meet in the final round of the Coolest Things Made in Indiana contest.... Read More
Hoosier hospitals among tops for physician communication
Becker's Hospital Review is out with its list of the "330 top hospitals for physician communication" and several Indiana facilities made the cut. The hospitals were rated on...... Read More
IndyCar champ Palou admits breach of contract with McLaren
Two-time IndyCar champion Alex Palou concedes that he breached his contract with McLaren Racing when he did an about-face and stayed at Chip Ganassi Racing. The admission came in Palou's response to a lawsuit filed against him by McLaren in September.... Read More
Marian lands $500K grant for City Connects program in Muncie
Marian University has received a $500,000 grant from the Indiana University Health Community Impact Investment Fund to expand the City Connects program at Muncie Community Schools. The program is designed to provide K-12 students with...... Read More
Holcomb releases videos promoting Hoosier attractions
Dubbed, “All Around Indiana,” the project features a buffalo preserve, caves, parks, racing, sandhill crane migration and more — plus, a variety of industries. Holcomb narrates the videos.... Read More
Manchester selects nutrition, nutrigenomics director
Manchester University on Monday announced Dr. Kimberli Pike as the new director of the university's nutrition and nutrigenomics program. Pike is a registered dietitian and board-certified specialist in sports dietetics.... Read More
New DUI device aims to help cops, improve evidence
On the doorstep of testing with a state police department, Peter Zahrt says he’s hopeful the fundraising will soon be in place to manufacture the device for the 10 police departments—some in Indiana—already in line to purchase it.... Read More
AES Indiana reaches agreement to raise electricity rates 7.3%
Electric utility AES Indiana has reached a settlement agreement that would raise monthly rates next year by approximately 7.3% for the average residential customer but would clamp down on the utility's disconnection practice and offer other consumer protections.... Read More
Kelley School tops ‘Best Online MBA’ list
Business education website Poets&Quants ranks the online MBA program from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business at the best in the nation. It is the second consecutive year for the Kelley program to top the list.... Read More
DCS staffing nearly 100% statewide, report says
Staffing levels for family case managers meet 99% of the need statewide, according to the annual staffing and caseload report from the Department of Child Services, but some areas of the state face a greater need than others. ... Read More
Indiana Hospital Association elects new board chair
Steve Holman is currently the president and CEO of Terre Haute-based Union Health. In his additional role, he will lead board meetings and assist with establishing priorities and goals. ... Read More
Crowdfunding campaigns launched in Posey, Wells counties
Officials in Posey and Wells counties have launched crowdfunding campaigns to support two community-based projects. If their respective goals are reached, the projects will receiving matching funds from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority.... Read More
Ricks: Lilly ready to build on Zepbound approval
The CEO of Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. says it's "a historic time at the old pill company on the south side of the city" after receiving regulatory approval for the company's highly anticipated injectable weight loss drug, Zepbound.... Read More
Tom Allen out as IU football coach after Big Ten record buyout
Tom Allen spent his first four seasons as Indiana University football coach steadily taking the Hoosiers up the Big Ten Conference ladder. Then everything came crashing down in college football’s rapidly evolving world.... Read More