Lutheran Health building Huntington primary care facility
The health care system will build a new 8,000-square-foot medical building at 235 Hauenstein Road, which plans to open by late summer 2024.... Read More
Cate Charron
Indianapolis Business Journal
Parkview pulls labor services in DeKalb, LaGrange counties
DeKalb and LaGrange counties will have fewer options for pregnant people to give birth after Parkview Health said it is closing the labor and delivery departments of its hospitals in those counties. Parkview plans to stop providing such care in mid-September.... Read More
USF funds Haiti well after Lent initiative
The money the University of Saint Francis raised during Lent in 2022 has materialized into a new well providing safe drinking water in Haiti.... Read More
Business owners along US 31 will be forced to move with construction. They say it’s unfair.
The Wilson Farm Market has lived beside U.S. 31 for three generations since 1968. However, that won't be true for the next generation. The Wilsons will soon lose their business’s location in December 2024 to the road expansion of U.S. 31.... Read More
IU Indy introduces dental, MBA dual degree
IU Indianapolis's Kelley School of Business and School of Dentistry partnered for the program so students can finish a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree as well as a Master of Business Administration. ... Read More
Vincennes names new robotics director
Kimberly Wright will lead the Center for Applied Robotics and Automation, which the university claims is the largest collaborative robot educational program in the country. ... Read More
Computer science department established at IU Indy
The Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering will create a new computer science department with specializations in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, ethics and social impact of technology and entrepreneurship and innovation.... Read More
E-scooters have complicated relationship with Hoosier cities. Where do they stand?
About five years after the new transportation alternative hit the market, several Hoosier cities are pressing the brake on electric scooters, while others are building infrastructure to better accommodate the rapidly growing popular technology.... Read More
IU nursing school welcomes largest-ever class
The undergraduate bachelor of science program has registered 381 students this fall across its Bloomington, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne campuses. It's the largest in the school's 109-year history.... Read More
Franciscan Health Indianapolis awarded trauma designation
The American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma verified the achievement after the hospital met the criteria for trauma care capability and institutional performance.... Read More