Bloomington council votes to oppose LEAP pipeline; mayoral veto likely
Though Bloomington is nearly 100 miles away from the district, the resolution was meant to show solidarity with communities expected to be impacted. ... Read More
Though Bloomington is nearly 100 miles away from the district, the resolution was meant to show solidarity with communities expected to be impacted. ... Read More
Merrillville-based NiSource has named Vince Parisi, who has been serving as interim president and chief operating officer of Northern Indiana Public Service Co., to the position on a permanent basis. Mike Hooper left the role earlier this month to...... Read More
The Evansville Regional Economic Partnership has promoted Patrick Hickey to economic development director, the organization announced Wednesday. Hickey has been acting as an economic development program manager since January 2023. ... Read More
Local, national, and international mural artists are encouraged to apply to the Putnam County Mural Project for a chance to take creative control of one of seven walls across the county.... Read More
Two Hoosier startups — one creating a platform for booking golf tee times and another developing a software hub for pediatric therapies — won Bloomington-based The Mill's spring Crossroads Pitch Competition. ... Read More
The two-year college Butler University plans to open in fall 2025 will be named in honor of the institution's founder, the Indianapolis university announced Tuesday.... Read More
The not-for-profit will establish its eastern regional office in the former 1906 church building now called The Reid Center in Richmond.... Read More
Terre Haute-based Hallador Energy Co. on Monday announced Marjorie Hargrave will serve as chief financial officer. Hargrave most recently served as CFO for Boulder, Colorado-based Leanin' Tree Inc. She begins her new role on April 10.... Read More
The $600 million Heidelberg Materials cement plant that was completed last year in the Lawrence County town of Mitchell has been chosen for major federal funding. The U.S. Department of Energy said Monday that the plant will receive up to $500 million to...... Read More
Rural and small communities across southern Indiana have spent months to years planning for the eclipse, which is expected to bring the largest amount of people ever to some parts of the region. Being in the path of totality presents a truly unique opportunity for counties to entice visitors to come back later while also serving as a significant preparation challenge for areas already low on resources, infrastructure and manpower. ... Read More