A team led by a research scientist at the Regenstrief Institute in Indianapolis will spend the next five years looking at ways to improve health and the care of people living with congenital heart defects.... Read More
Twenty-seven Purdue University Boilermakers have gone out of this world and into outer space. To build on its reputation as the "Cradle of Astronauts," Purdue has created its first short film.... Read More
The university says that SPOT: Cuts + Culture aims to cultivate belonging for a diverse array of students and give a sense of ownership for students of color to connect with peers, staff and the broader IWU community.... Read More
BioBond Adhesives Inc., a startup that makes and sells plant-based adhesives and coatings for a variety of industries, has chosen Lafayette for its headquarters and development laboratories site.... Read More
Indianapolis Airport Authority Executive Director Mario Rodriguez is celebrating his 10 year. The airport currently has 49 nonstop flights, and Rodriguez told Inside INdiana Business host Gerry Dick that No. 50 will be announced in October.... Read More
Known as Marvella, the youth sports complex will feature indoor and outdoor playing fields, basketball and volleyball courts, and a training center. There are also plans for a 5,000-seat arena that will host championship games, tournaments and other events.... Read More
The traditional manufacturing heritage in Muncie and east central Indiana runs deep. While some of the iconic names that helped build the region are gone, other businesses are moving in and economic development is growing.... Read More
The I-69 Ohio River Crossing project has reached Section 3 as work continues on a new way to connect Evansville to Henderson, Kentucky. State leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday in Evansville to celebrate the project.... Read More
In 1979, the city of Indianapolis created the nation’s first sports corporation. Now, as the city's calendar is filled with sporting events, sports leaders are looking ahead and sharing goals for the future.... Read More
Evansville business leader Wayne Kinney and his family are making a $6 million donation to the University of Southern Indiana's College of Nursing and Health Professions. The university said the money will be used to address the greatest needs of the college.... Read More
