The Show

Techserv is marking a major milestone. Thirty years in business. President Sunny Lu Williams shares what’s next for the management and technology firm her grandmother founded in 1992.... Read More

Blackford and Jay Counties in East Central Indiana have been hit particularly hard by the opioid epidemic and the pandemic has compounded the problem. IU Health Blackford Hospital President Dave Hyatt and Purdue Healthcare Advisors Director Melanie Cline join us with details on how Purdue and Indiana Universities are joining forces to help those seeking […]... Read More

J. Everett Light Career Center provides programs that allow local high school students an opportunity to explore their passion in an innovative, hands-on, real-world environment. Director & Principal Shawn Wright-Browner offers insight into how the initiative is playing a key role in developing Indiana’s workforce of the future.... Read More

Downtown Indianapolis was a sea of maize and blue and black and gold as the Michigan Wolverines and Iowa Hawkeyes battled it out for the Big Ten Football Championship. That means Hoosier businesses will be seeing green at the cash register. More on the economic impact from Co-chair, Big Ten Football Organizing Committee Steve Sanner.... Read More

A new major player in primary care is entering the Indianapolis market and big changes at the Fishers Test Kitchen. IBJ Editor Lesley Weidenbener gives us a sampling of what our partners at IBJ are working on this week.... Read More

What’s in store for shoppers this holiday season? What’s the outlook for the Indiana economy and how are things shaping up for next year? We get perspective on these stories and more from our INsiders Beck Communications Group President Lara Beck, Ball State University Director of the Center for Business and Economic Research Mike Hicks and VOX Global Managing Director Mike Marker.... Read More

Indiana businesses are looking to cash in on the infrastructure bill and Indianapolis buys acres for more green space. IBJ Editor Lesley Weidenbener breaks it all down as we look at what’s ahead in this week’s IBJ.... Read More

Marian University’s eighth president has used his passion for education to grow Indianapolis’ only Catholic university from an undergraduate college in 2001 to a vibrant university that now includes a medical school, four doctoral programs and a soon-to-open engineering school. We catch up with President Dan Elsener to get his take on Marian’s transformation and what’s ahead […]... Read More

Exercising outside in the Indiana cold can take a big toll on one’s skin. Carmel neurologist and endurance athlete Dr. Doug Strobel explains how he came up with an all-natural balm to speed healing after working out. ... Read More

In just seven years, Nashville-based Hard Truth Distilling Co. has grown into one of Indiana’s largest places to experience premium spirits. Co-Founder and Partner, BWQOHT Inc. Jeff McCabe has insight into how it grew from a small pizza restaurant into a big-time destination. ... Read More

At one point, Gary Roosevelt was one of the largest, mostly Black high schools in the Midwest. It has sat empty since 2019 and finds itself once again on Indiana Landmarks’ 10 Most Endangered List. Around INdiana Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman has an update on the future of this Lake County historic structure. ... Read More

After a two-year hiatus, TechPoint is bringing back its popular sales bootcamp. We get more on the significance of the program and a look ahead to the 2022 MIRA Awards with TechPoint President & CEO Mike Langellier and Malomo CEO Yaw Aning. Click here to submit an application.... Read More

A surge in retail spending in October could be a key indicator to how consumers are planning to spend during the holiday shopping season. Center for Research and Education in Retail, IU Kelley School of Business Director John Talbott weighs in on what to expect and how the supply chain crisis will impact supply and […]... Read More

Indiana is one of the top turkey-producing states in the nation. Mary-Rachel Redman takes us to Zionsville where Little by Little Farm is playing a big role in putting turkeys on dinner tables this Thanksgiving.... Read More

Fishers is on a mission to become the epicenter of life sciences in the Midwest. Mayor Scott Fadness has details on how the city has attracted more than $500 million in new investments from healthcare-focused companies.... Read More

Students in Daleville Community Schools are sowing the fruits and vegetables of their labor through a hands-on program that’s teaching them lessons about growing and eating healthy food. Superintendent Greg Roach explains how the Farm to School program works.... Read More

What the infrastructure bill means for Indiana. Details on plans to keep the #IndyKeepsCreating movement going. And a closer look at the Lafayette Square Mall redevelopment project. These are some of the stories our partners at the IBJ are working on this week. Lesley Weidenbener has details.... Read More

A greyhound through and through is now in charge of athletics at the University of Indianapolis. Longtime athletics department veteran Scott Young brings us up to speed on the status of the program now and what’s ahead.... Read More

Two weeks ago, a dozen moms, 31 babies and 500 volunteers made a big transition. They moved into the new 116-bed Riley Hospital for Children Maternity Tower. Riley Children’s Health President Gil Peri has more on the largest NICU facility in Indiana.... Read More

Gary is known for its large steel mills and as the birthplace of superstar Michael Jackson. It’s also home to the world’s largest gourmet popcorn store. We get details on the evolution of Popcorn World from Owner LeBarron D. Burton.... Read More