Greenwood is riding a wave of big growth with an emerging downtown district, millions of dollars going into innovation along the I-65 corridor. Mayor Mark Myers weighs in on the changes and what’s next in Johnson County’s largest city. ... Read More
Columbus-based Cummins Inc. has launched a program to help Arsenal Tech High School students in Indianapolis learn technical skills. We’ll explain how Cummins’ first Technical Education for Communities location in Indiana could help fuel the workforce of the future. Plus, the other (i) on Education headlines for the week.... Read More
Is the big GM joint venture EV battery plant in northern Indiana dead or could it still happen? Bill Schalliol, Executive Director of Economic Development, St. Joseph County shares his reaction on the ground in St. Joseph County. Plus, we have the other headlines for the week.... Read More
Indiana’s impact on global health. A Purdue-affiliated company is making a big dent in providing safe food and water for those who desperately need it. In the Business of Health, Reporter Kylie Veleta chats with OmniVis Inc. Co-founder and CEO Dr. Katherine Clayton about the honor and what’s next.... Read More
Eli Lilly is heading into 2023 with momentum. CEO Dave Ricks joins us with a look at what some say could be an “unprecedented year” and plans for major investment at the LEAP Innovation & Research District in Lebanon.... Read More
Here are the Around INdiana headlines for the weekend of 01/20/23.... Read More
Dan Dakich unplugged. In the second half of episode 100 of the podcast, he shares a story about who knocked him in the noggin and how it brought him to IU.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Authenticx Inc., has just landed $20 million in venture funding. CEO Amy Brown explains how the funding will help advance a software platform that uses AI to analyze millions of client interactions in the health care and insurance industries.... Read More
The IU School of Medicine is turning up the volume on the healing power of music. IUPUI is offering the state’s first Ph.D. program in music therapy. IU School of Medicine Walther Professor of Supportive Oncology Dr. Sheri Robb shares details and how she’s helping advance research in the emerging field. ... Read More
We go one-on-one with Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner, who shares her vision for K-12 education in 2023 and beyond.... Read More
Southern Indiana isn’t letting the grass grow under its feet. Around INdiana Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman explains how more than 60 miles of an old railroad line could be a key driver in moving the economic needle there.... Read More
Fort Harrison has gone from a key Army base during World Wars I and II to an emerging live, work, and play destination. Lawrence Mayor Steve Collier has perspective on a transformation being fueled by hundreds of millions of dollars in investment. ... Read More
It looks like 2023 may be the year of the slushy. In this month’s Trendiana segment, Yelp’s Brittany Smith has the scoop on Hoosier food and drink trends for the year ahead.... Read More
We are celebrating our 100th Business & Beyond Podcast with Dan Dakich. He’s got an IU basketball Dakich doozy… a priceless story about Bob Knight with no clothes on, a towel and Damon Bailey’s reaction to all of it.... Read More
Fueling Indiana’s workforce pipeline is becoming a team sport. We’ll explain how an emerging partnership with Ivy Tech Community College is zeroing in on workforce of tomorrow.... Read More
Rolling down the White River. Our Mary-Rachel Redman explains how READI money could be charting a new course for economic development in central Indiana.... Read More
Governor Eric Holcomb is asking the Indiana General Assembly for $500 million in new READI funding. We are in Terre Haute and Sullivan to look at the impact the initiative has had and what it might bring next.... Read More
New hope for lung cancer patients thanks to high-tech innovation created by an Indiana life sciences pioneer. In the Business of Health, On Target Laboratories Founder & CEO Dr. Philip Low has more.... Read More
One advantage to working and living in central Indiana? How about a front row seat to everything from the Big Ten football title game to the greatest spectacle in racing. Indiana Sports Corp President Patrick Talty looks ahead to the game plan for more big-time events in Indy.... Read More
Big public institutions in Indiana are not the only schools focused on producing tech talent. Franklin College President Kerry Prather explains what his liberal arts school is doing to connect with the demands of employers.... Read More
