At first glance, 2026 appears to be a challenging year for Indiana’s economy. According to recent projections, total growth is expected to come in at around 1%, trailing the national forecast. ... Read More
The new graduate might find themselves fully financially responsible for the first time in their life. No meal plan, no pre-arranged housing, and no reminders that bills are due. Now come paychecks, employee benefits, rent, insurance, taxes, student loans, and lots of decisions.... Read More
Here’s a critical fact: the most expensive line in any organization's budget right now is not a cloud contract, a consultant, or a new AI platform. That designation belongs to the measurable gap of trust between senior leaders and the key people who actually do the work.... Read More
The recent fires at the Indiana State Prison are tragedies. They’re also not a surprise. They’re the result of years of inadequate oversight and deferred accountability by the Indiana Department of Corrections across multiple Republican administrations. ... Read More
The selection and confirmation of a new Federal Reserve chair matters for your investment portfolio, your mortgage, and the broader Indiana economy. What should investors understand about Kevin Warsh, and how might his leadership shape interest rates and the broader financial landscape? Who is Kevin Warsh?... Read More
Indiana continues to face significant challenges in maternal health—challenges that extend beyond clinical care and demand community centered solutions.... Read More
Every May in Indianapolis, the city changes. The sound is different. The pace is different. The energy is different. For those of us who live here, the Indianapolis 500 is more than a race.... Read More
We are seeing alarming trends in disengagement, as reflected in the Indiana Civic Health Index. Whether it’s a decline in attending public meetings or a decrease in discussing local issues with neighbors, our civic fabric is fraying. ... Read More
Indiana lawmakers and regulators have long demonstrated a thoughtful, balanced approach to gaming policy. When the state legalized sports betting in 2019, it did so with a clear objective: bring an activity that was already widespread into a transparent, regulated environment where consumer protections, integrity monitoring, and accountability could thrive.... Read More
Business owners spend significant sums each year protecting their companies from risk. Insurance premiums are often viewed as a necessary cost of doing business—money paid to third-party carriers that leaves the balance sheet permanently. Yet some of the most sophisticated companies in the world take a fundamentally different approach. ... Read More
The Great Wealth Transfer has commenced, and tens of trillions of dollars are set to be transferred between generations over the next two decades. However, for some heirs it feels more like a burden than an inheritance. Proper asset location can help lift that burden while maximizing your legacy.... Read More
When growth slows, many companies look inward at the product. They review features, specifications, engineering quality, and performance data—confident that what they’ve built should be enough to win. The assumption is straightforward: if the product is strong, the market will recognize it.... Read More
It’s easy to scroll past images of scenic trails and landscapes on our phones, but the real value of those beautiful locations depends on what we do once we go outside. Action has to be taken to keep our communities, and their trail systems, clean.... Read More
From packed high school gyms to college rivalries that shape entire communities, basketball is part of the identity of this state. And with Indianapolis recently hosting the Final Four, the spotlight was back where it belongs.... Read More
Anticipation is building for another dynamic year in global mergers and acquisitions (M&A). According to a January 2026 Boston Consulting Group report, global M&A values climbed 31% between 2024 and 2025 to reach $3 trillion, with 33,000 majority M&A deals closing last year.... Read More
When preparing to have a child, most conversations center on day-to-day life and what changes to expect, but the financial side is just as important. Knowing the questions to ask and what options you have can reduce the financial anxiety of having a baby.... Read More
Companies invest heavily in communication tools for their employees, from email and chat apps to project management dashboards and intranets. These are important connectivity tools for office employees who spend most of their time at a computer.... Read More
The real measure of marketing isn’t the campaign. It’s what happens when someone has to stand up and explain a concept in a room where decisions get made, whether that’s a boardroom, a pitch, a keynote, or a make-or-break internal meeting. These are the moments where strategy either lands or falls apart.... Read More
Mentoring has long been recognized as an indispensable tool for individual growth. It is far more than just advice-giving, it is a dynamic relationship that encourages growth, builds confidence, and unlocks individual potential.... Read More
On a Wednesday afternoon in January, a small data team in Muncie sat down with a group of educators and workforce leaders and laid out a number that stopped the room: 20,000.... Read More
