Cate Charron

Realtors: October better after home buying, inventory dip

October housing metrics saw largely negative percentages. However, the Indiana Association of Realtors said the market is stabilizing. ... Read More

IU Health announces recipients of $9.6M worth of community grants

IU Health is building local programming and infrastructure through $9.63 million of grants heading to 14 organizations.... Read More

State revenue below projection after two better-than-expected months

General Fund revenues last month totaled almost $1.5 billion, which is an 8.4% drop from the April 2023 forecast and 11.3% lower than the same month last year.... Read More

New workforce program addresses disabled unemployment, e-recycling shortage

A team of partners began working together to address two workforce issues: the shortage of qualified workers in e-recycling and the percentage of unemployed disabled adults.... Read More

Sony DADC is diversifying space, welcoming new companies

With 1.3 million square feet of space, Sony is looking to diversify its production and is searching for other companies to fill its open manufacturing, warehousing and distribution space.... Read More

ISU names presidential search committee members

A month after President Deborah Curtis announced her retirement, Indiana State University trustees have selected a 20-member presidential search committee. ... Read More

Breeze Airways coming to Evansville, adding new Orlando service

To the tune of Jimmy Buffet and with paper umbrellas in their drinks, airport and airline leaders, local government officials and the Indiana Economic Development Corp. celebrated the national airline's arrival this afternoon in lieu of others pulling service.... Read More

Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital achieves pediatric trauma center designation

The Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at Ascension St. Vincent recently achieved the highest designation of trauma care.... Read More

Indy advocates, studies say reducing homelessness starts with increasing affordable housing 

Advocates are increasingly trying to reframe the issue of homelessness as a systemic problem stemming from failures in economic and housing development rather than blaming individual drivers such as addiction, mental health or employability. ... Read More

IU trustees consider Kinsey Institute split as faculty urge reconsideration

Indiana University is weighing a decision to sever its Kinsey Institute from the university structure into a not-for-profit after lawmakers earlier this year banned state funding from going to the research hub.... Read More