Officials in Fort Wayne this week announced a plans for a multimillion-dollar renovation of the Robert Goldstine Performing Arts Center in the city's downtown. The University of Saint Francis, the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and Surack Enterprises are...... Read More
Hoosiers shopping for their Fourth of July cookout will see slightly lower prices this year, according to the Indiana Farm Bureau. The annual summer cookout market basket shows residents are paying an average of $68.33 for a cookout feeding 10 people.... Read More
A new study released by the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership shows that the region's health and life sciences sector has grown significantly in its economic impact. Due in large part to the Stone Family Center for Health and Life Sciences...... Read More
BP has announced a leadership change at its refinery in northwest Indiana. Donnie Brown, vice president of refining for the BP Whiting Refinery, has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Safety & Operational Risk Assurance for BP.... Read More
Indiana's unemployment rate hit 3.7% in May, up one-tenth of a percent from the previous month. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development said Tuesday that the state added 3,400 private sector jobs over April.... Read More
A subsidiary of Elkhart-based Forest River is adding to its portfolio. Forest River Bus, headquartered in Goshen, has acquired Trans Tech Bus, a manufacturer of Type-A school buses based in Warwick, New York, though financial terms are not being disclosed.... Read More
The Hammond City Council on Monday approved a 10-year tax abatement for Swanel Beverage's planned $7 million expansion. The company plans to construct a new building at the former Carpenter's Hall site next to its existing facility and add at least five jobs.... Read More
Texas-based Heidelberg Materials North America on Monday announced it has completed the conversion of its cement plant in the Clark County community of Speed. The plant is now being used as a slag-grinding facility to produce high-quality slag cement.... Read More
Building the pool used for the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials at Lucas Oil Stadium in downtown Indianapolis took 200 workers over four weeks to complete. But what happens to the pool now that the trials are over?... Read More
In 2019, Indianapolis hosted 683 conventions. That number plummeted to just 264 in 2021. But officials say through the first six months of this year, Indy has hosted 402 conventions, and the city is on track to surpass 700 by the end of the year.... Read More
