Developer plans call for a new $10 billion data center campus in Frankfort. Logistix Realty is behind the proposal and says it's negotiating with mutliple end users on the major proposal.... Read More
Greenfield-based BiomEdit says that its engineered bacteria product to protect poultry from a common disease is in its final regulatory phase and that the animal-health startup also landed $18.4 million in new funding and more than $1.7 million in grants.... Read More
New York-based Nice-Pak Products, a manufacturer of wet wipes with a large presence in central Indiana, is set to be acquired by Vivos Holdings LLC, a consumer package goods company headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri.... Read More
The hospitality development and management company on Wednesday announced Noah Hoppe as its new chief financial officer and Jared Garner as chief legal officer.... Read More
Purdue University says it has created the nation’s first comprehensive space engineering degree program to better meet a global demand for aerospace engineers.... Read More
Indiana students continued to make gains in math this spring, but statewide reading scores remained largely unchanged, according to new ILEARN assessment data released Wednesday.... Read More
Following recent financial troubles for the Noble County Community Fair, a local couple is offering to purchase the Noble County Fairgrounds property with the goal of preserving the annual attraction for years to come.... Read More
Shelbyville-based Kimura Foundry America is adding to its portfolio with the acquisition of precision tooling and CNC machining company VIP Tooling, also based in Shelbyville. Financial terms of the acquisition are not being disclosed.... Read More
Indianapolis-based marketing tech firm Backstroke Inc. has landed a $2.8 million round of venture funding—the second funding round the company has secured since it launched last year.... Read More
Indiana’s Natural Resources Commission unanimously approved new, permanent regulations for carbon dioxide sequestration Tuesday. The voice vote came after impassioned appeals from Hoosiers living near a prominent pilot project led by Wabash Valley Resources.... Read More
The renovation to Saint Anne Communities' 1900 Randallia Drive facility will create five hospice suites for the terminally ill and their families along with a private chapel, private entrance and private garage. ... Read More
Indiana’s latest biennial budget — the first under new Gov. Mike Braun — effectively lowers state spending by 7% after inflation and an across-the-board holdback policy, the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute found in a Monday budget analysis.... Read More
A new South Bend-based pilot program aims to help young adults start businesses in the trades and get them ready to compete for city contracts. Elevate Youth Mentoring was awarded $25,500 through the IEDC’s Community Collaboration Fund to launch Trade Spark. ... Read More
When Ben Futa moved back to South Bend in 2020 after several years away, he quickly realized he would need to create the job he wanted. With a background in horticulture and public gardens, Futa co-founded The Botany Shop, a plant-forward retail space that ...... Read More
The organization is partnering with Main Street Greencastle to launch the Entrepreneurial Fellowship program, which targets aspiring entrepreneurs who want to start a business and bring their ideas to reality but aren't sure where to begin.... Read More
The $7.5 million facility, when complete, will provide area residents with physical fitness opportunities, education and other health and wellness resources, the nonprofit said.... Read More
A trio of Indiana’s budget leaders iterated their confidence in the state’s finances at the end of the 2025 fiscal year with $2.5 billion in the bank.... Read More
An Allen County judge has ordered a family-owned lumber yard and its sister company to pay more than $400,000 to Ambassador Supply LLC after the defendants failed to respond to a breach of contract complaint.... Read More
A federal judge in Texas removed a Biden-era finalized ruled by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that would have removed medical debt from credit reports.... Read More
Indiana University students Lucas Lemme and Luke Naas were training for the Little 500 but still wanted to enjoy a night out without feeling hungover the next day.... Read More
