Indiana has used more than $491,000 in public funds to defend Attorney General Todd Rokita in multiple disciplinary investigations and formal ethics cases, according to new records obtained by the Indiana Capital Chronicle.... Read More
A whopping 400 topics were suggested by lawmakers and agencies but were narrowed down to 22 “through a bipartisan process” involving legislative leadership, according to Legislative Services Agency Executive Director George Angelone. ... Read More
The Indiana State Museum is reconsidering its announcement from earlier this month that it will close the Whitewater Canal State Historic Site in Metamora. The museum received a "pre-commitment notice" from the IEDC about a $7 million grant.... Read More
Elkhart-based Poly Electronics is doubling down on its commitment to advanced manufacturing with a $1.1 million dollar investment in a second Surface Mount Technology (SMT) assembly line. The move is expected to significantly boost production capacity ...... Read More
A $320 million redevelopment project adjacent to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in downtown Indianapolis is expected to receive more than $30 million in tax credits from the state’s economic development arm.... Read More
Hoosiers shopping for their Fourth of July cookout will see slightly higher prices this year, according to the Indiana Farm Bureau. The organization’s annual summer cookout market basket shows residents are paying an average of $71.49 for a cookout feeding 10 people this summer, a 5% increase from last year. The INFB summer cookout market […]... Read More
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Wednesday announced the creation of a task force to plan for how the state will meet growing demand for energy. It was part of an executive order he signed last week and uploaded Wednesday.... Read More
The Indianapolis Charter School Board approved a legal-themed, college prep charter school this week, marking the first new school to open in Indianapolis since the end of a heated legislative session this spring that gave charter schools more local funding.... Read More
Kimball Electronics’ new Indianapolis site for contract manufacturing for the medical industry is big. How big? Victory Field, home of the Indianapolis Indians, would just about fit perfectly inside the company’s new 307,000-square-foot facility.... Read More
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is phasing out paper maps across its system. The department will have maps available on its website and mobile app for visitors. The measure saves about $110,000 a year.... Read More
A new Butler University program announced Wednesday is expected to create opportunities for the school’s business and communication students to gain hands-on experience working in central Indiana’s burgeoning entertainment industry.... Read More
The director of employer engagement will serve each of the county’s six school districts equally to help ensure that students in grades 9-12 have access to quality learning experiences with employers.... Read More
Indiana’s highest court weighed allegations of TikTok’s alleged deceptive practices in the Hoosier State on Tuesday, skeptical of arguments from both sides about jurisdictional issues. ... Read More
Nippon Steel’s announcement that it would take over U.S. Steel seemed doomed from the start: a deal, cut by a foreign company, involving workers in an iconic American manufacturing industry, in the swing state of Pennsylvania, in a presidential election year.... Read More
An inventor and an Elkhart-based electronics manufacturer are working together to bring a new product to market that aims to extend the life of water heaters, save time and reduce costly home repairs. Smart Drain Pro, an automated water heater flushing system ...... Read More
The St. Joseph County 4-H Fair is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a week of festivities from June 28 to July 6, continuing a tradition that has brought generations together through agriculture, entertainment and community spirit. From livestock shows ...... Read More
The Tap welcomes new head brewer Christian Paumi—a former academic who has a PhD in microbiology and extensive experience making beers.... Read More
Indiana's unemployment rate fell two-tenths of a percent to 3.7% in May. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development said Tuesday that the state also added 8,400 private sector jobs in the same month.... Read More
Gov. Mike Braun signed Senate Bill 1 into law this year with the goal of providing property tax relief for Hoosier homeowners. But Goshen Mayor Gina Leichty says the bill is expected to have a major impact on the amount of revenue her city brings in.... Read More
An Indiana man who claims a Bureau of Motor Vehicles error cost him a job opportunity, over $1,000 in fines and a night in jail can’t sue for damages, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled Monday.... Read More
