A TechPoint-commissioned report with TEConomy Partners LLC examined the intricacies of the state's tech sector related to other advanced industries and how it drives growth in the Indiana's economy. It found the state lags in industry tech adoption, needs to embrace a transition to tech-enabled applications and skills and meet the demand for cross-sector core-tech and tech-reliant jobs. ... Read More
The next president and CEO of the Independent Colleges of Indiana is Dottie King, president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. King will succeed David Wantz, who retired in 2022 but remained interim president of the Indianapolis-based organization. ... Read More
IUPUI School of Science researchers will have $11.7 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to study potential drug treatments to treat a traumatic brain injury-related condition leading to cerebrospinal fluid to amass in the brain.... Read More
The Subaru of Indiana Automotive Foundation gave just under $107,000 in grants to 13 not-for-profit organizations. The foundation said the funding will support a variety of arts, education and welfare projects.... Read More
Indiana's 12 casinos has seen a 7.6% decrease in revenue, amounting to $15.7 million, with May being the third month to rake in less than the year prior, according to the Indiana Gaming Commission and PlayIndiana.com.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Mind Trust's 2023 six-digit investment adds the to the now $675,000 donated over the past four years to majority people of color-led organizations.... Read More
Food spending has hit its highest total since the survey's inception, and the rate of sell out items at grocery stores has continued to decrease. The monthly report says this is a good sign that people may see stable prices as there is less upward pressure to raise them.... Read More
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s Division of Mental Health and Addiction is holding the torch to dispersing funding to local governments and community mental health centers. Funding stems from the American Rescue Plan Act and the National Opioid Settlement.... Read More
Indiana Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers on Wednesday announced the launch of a portal called ConnectIND, supplied with resources and programs to better support small businesses and startups in Indiana.... Read More
Texas-based Heidelberg Materials North America celebrated the opening of an over $600 million cement plant Tuesday in Mitchell, which will serve as a Midwest powerhouse dealing with the shortage head-on. It will produce 2.4 million tons of cement annually, tripling its previous output and making it the second largest facility in North America. ... Read More
