Mayor: Development is ‘Turning Point’ for Lebanon

Lebanon Mayor Matt Gentry says it may be the biggest development in the city’s history. The city and Noblesville-based Card & Associates announced plans last week for a $25 million multi-sport youth fieldhouse that will anchor a large mixed-use development near I-65 and State Road 39, a high-profile property where a Holiday Inn Holidome once stood. The […]... Read More

Work to Include

One of the biggest voices in Indiana’s Work to Include Coalition is Tom Morris, a fitness lover who was paralyzed after a mountain biking accident. We learn how he’s educating others to persevere and succeed in the workforce.... Read More

Business Spotlight: Cybersecurity Summit

Indiana, Purdue and the University of Notre Dame are joining forces to host a cybersecurity summit for Indiana policymakers and business leaders. Scott Shackelford with IU has insight into the increasing cyber threat.... Read More

Inside INnovation: Indy Autonomous Challenge

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has historically been an incubator and proving ground for automotive innovation. The track will hit another milestone next weekend when it hosts the world’s first driverless race. Doug Boles has new details on the Indy Autonomous Challenge.... Read More

Business of Health: Eli Lilly’s DIP-IN Project

Eli Lilly and Co. is increasing its commitment to improve diabetes care in some of Indianapolis’ most disadvantaged neighborhoods. Courtney Roberts with details on a plan to spend an additional $5 million on its Diabetes Impact Project.... Read More

Sit Down with Franklin College’s Incoming President

Franklin College plans to inaugurate Kerry Prather as its 17th president later in October. He has served on in an interim basis since January 2020 and has already made significant advancements to move the school forward. Prather shares his vision for what’s next.... Read More

Director Discusses Purdue Polytechnic’s First Commencement

When Scott Bess took over to lead Purdue Polytechnic High School in 2017, he set out to reinvent the high school experience for underserved students. He explains the importance of the school’s first commencement in June and details on his new appointment to the Indiana State Board of Education.... Read More

Around INdiana: West Baden Springs Hotel

What was once called the “Eighth Wonder of the World” can be found in the rolling hills of southern Indiana. Mary-Rachel Redman takes us to French Lick to check out one of the state’s architectural gems, the West Baden Springs Hotel.... Read More