Cate Charron

Indiana Grown makes $30K available for business tradeshow costs

The goal of the program is to reduce barriers so to provide exposure to customers and business-to-business clients.... Read More

Gary school bus drivers union ratifies first agreement

The supplemental agreement spans three years and touches on immediate wage increases, vision coverage, seniority for overtime and charters and hourly guarantees. ... Read More

Bloomington tech center to be named ‘The Forge’

he tech center will be both a space accommodating to startups graduating from that term and remote workers to use as a coworking space. East said it’s an office space the city doesn’t have elsewhere.... Read More

State Bank’s wealth management rebrands as Compass Services

The bank decided to change its name as part of a large transition from a traditional to a full-service investment team, it said in a news release. Compass symbolizes its commitment to lead investors toward successful savings and investments, the bank said.... Read More

State announces $6.9M child care grant round

The state is dedicating $6.9 million to employer-sponsored child care grants for an additional 22 businesses, community groups and school corporations, it announced Wednesday.... Read More

Housing workshop cohort aims to increase state’s options

The program, called the Supportive Housing Institute, seeks to connect housing developers, service providers, property managers and community-based organizations to collaborate to address housing lacking in their areas. ... Read More

Frankfort recovery home breaking ground on expansion

Rich Reck, founding member and board chairman, said in a news release the expansion is needed since they are at full capacity with a waiting list. The expansion will increase its capacity from 16 to 32 beds. ... Read More

Federal grant enables WHIN to scale IoT adoption program

WHIN's Innovation as a Service program will take on 30 to 50 new projects thanks to the grant. ... Read More

Vincennes sending robots to career development centers

The Vincennes University Center for Applied Robotics and Automation has deployed a fleet of collaborative robots into eight early college career centers around the state in hopes of introducing more Industry 4.0 technology to students.... Read More

Purdue Northwest named doctoral-granting institution

The label reflects "a substantive change in mission or student body," the university said, and comes after the commission approved a third doctoral program for psychology late last year.... Read More