While more than 1,000 athletes compete for a spot on Team USA inside Lucas Oil Stadium, two Purdue faculty members and two students are giving visitors the chance to swim through virtual reality. As part of USA Swimming Live, Purdue debuted the video game experience on Georgia Street. Two people can race through a virtual […]... Read More
As the US Olympic Swim Trials wrap up in Downtown Indianapolis, the main competition pool is staying right here in Indiana. Business of Health reporter Kylie Veleta shares the excitement growing in the Fort Wayne community and future plans for the pool.... Read More
In all of 2023, Indiana set a record with $28.7 billion in economic development. In the first six months of 2024, Indiana has seen $27 billion. Larry Gigerich, executive managing director of local site selection firm Ginovus and chair of The Site Selectors Guild, joins Gerry Dick in studio.... Read More
The U.S. Olympic Swim Trials are here, and Downtown Indy Inc. is using lessons learned from hosting the NBA All Star Game to help local businesses.... Read More
An idea that has its roots in Vincennes Pantheon business and innovation center is blossoming into an $83 million production facility. Crews will break ground this month on the plant, which will turn watermelon waste into bioplastic, a healthier alternative for the environment.... Read More
Gerry Dick takes us Around Indiana this week to share news on a major investment from Microsoft, a groundbreaking for Redwire and a new home for Indiana Golf Headquarters.... Read More
For the first time ever, the US Olympic Swim Trials will be held inside an NFL stadium. The turf field at Lucas Oil Stadium has been transformed into a pool deck. USA Swimming CEO Tim Hinchey tells Inside INdiana Business about the event and the chance they have to amplify and grow the sport of […]... Read More
As crews worked to build two and a half pools inside Lucas Oil Stadium, the Latinas Welding Guild is building a 66-foot, nearly 20,000 pound replica Eiffel Tower. It will be placed near the intersection of Georgia Streetand Capitol Avenue.... Read More
More than 860,000 gallons of water are needed to fill two and a half Olympic pools. After it leaves the White River, two Indiana companies make sure the water is ready for show time. Business of Health Reporter Kylie Veleta goes behind the scenes and shares what role Citizens Energy Group and Spear Corporation, a […]... Read More
As Indiana prepares for the US Olympic Swim Team trials and another sporting event on a global stage, Gerry Dick talks to Indiana Sports Corp President Patrick Talty about the competition Indy faced to secure the bid. Talty also shares the three things he thinks are unique to Indianapolis that helped with the process.... Read More
Chase Kalisz is preparing to swim in Indianapolis for the U.S. Olympic Swim Team trials. He talks about his excitement and Lilly’s Indiana Water Safety Program.... Read More
Following the return of flights from Evansville to Chicago, we talk to Evansville Regional Airport Executive Director Nate Hahn about the increase they’re seeing in passenger traffic and the latest on the construction of the new private terminal.... Read More
As Mayor Joe Hogsett continues his efforts to bring a Major League Soccer team to Indianapolis, Ersal Ozdemir talks about where plans for Eleven Park stand.... Read More
We recap the Global Economic Summit held in downtown Indianapolis and talk about what this means for Indiana. Plus, Eli Lilly and Co. is committing to an additional $5.3 billion investment in its planned manufacturing campus in the LEAP Innovation district in Boone County, bringing its total investment there to $9 billion and 900 jobs. […]... Read More
Race weekend is finally here. IMS President Doug Boles talks about sales, the success of a new proprietary ticket marketplace and the buzz around the Racers and Pacers.... Read More
Multiple major economic development announcements were made during the 2024 Indiana Global Economic Summit. We have details, impact and reaction from Gov. Eric Holcomb.... Read More
