Cleveland-Cliffs looking to invest big in hydrogen

Ohio-based steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs is getting set to make major investments in hydrogen at its steel mills in northwest Indiana. Our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana report the company expects to have its blast furnaces heated by a mix of fuels.... Read More

Subaru to stop production of Legacy model

Subaru of America plans to end production of its Legacy model in spring 2025 at the end of the 2025 model year, the automaker announced Tuesday. The Legacy, which was designed for the American market, became the first Subaru manufactured in the United States.... Read More

Q&A with Brice Grinstead, VP at MasterBrand Cabinets

Last month, Jasper-based MasterBrand Cabinets won a Governor’s Workplace Safety Award for innovations at its Ferdinand plant. Brice Grinstead, MasterBrand's VP of environmental, health, safety and security, spoke with IIB about safety initiatives at the plant.... Read More

Former Escalade CEO passes away

Evansville-based sporting goods and recreation equipment manufacturer Escalade Inc. announced this week that its former CEO and chairman, Robert Griffin, died late last month. He was 89.... Read More

Hard Truth begins work on third whiskey rackhouse

Less than a year after cutting the ribbon on its second one, Hard Truth Distilling Co. in Brown County has begun construction on its third rackhouse. The project, which has begun well ahead of original plans, is in response to increased demand for...... Read More

Burns Harbor port welcomes first international vessel

The Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor celebrated the opening of the 2024 international shipping season by welcoming the arrival of its first ocean vessel of the year. The M.V. Jamno, a bulk carrier arrived at the northwest Indiana port on Friday after sailing...... Read More

Payment technology company growing in Fort Wayne

CPI Card Group, a payments technology company headquartered in Colorado, is planning to double its footprint in northeast Indiana. The company says it is investing tens of millions of dollars to build and equip a new manufacturing facility in Fort Wayne.... Read More

Manufacturers association seeks award nominees

The Indiana Manufacturers Association is accepting nominations for its 2024 Manufacturing Excellence Awards. The honors highlight Indiana companies and individuals "for the outstanding work they do, exceptional contributions made to the industry...... Read More

Illinois-based 3PL company expanding into Indiana

An Illinois-based third-party logistics company—founded by an Indiana University Kelley School of Business graduate—is expanding into Indiana. OverDeliver says it expects to hire as many as 40 Indiana-bases sales representatives over the next two years. ... Read More

RV manufacturer makes layoffs in Nappanee

A recreational vehicle manufacturer in northern Indiana is making a workforce reduction. Our partners at Fox Michiana report Nappanee-based Newmar Corp. has eliminated positions at its campus, though a specific number of jobs was not given.... Read More

$4B semiconductor plant confirmed for West Lafayette

Purdue University President Mung Chiang made it official Wednesday: South Korea-based semiconductor chipmaker SK Hynix Inc. plans to establish a nearly $4 billion dollar advanced packaging fabrication and R&D facility for microelectronics in West Lafayette.... Read More

Public hearing set for U.S. Steel air permit renewal

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management will hold a public hearing later this month regarding an air quality permit renewal request sought by U.S. Steel Corp. The department said in a public notice it is holding the April 25 public hearing on...... Read More

Lake Cable to expand in Valparaiso

A cable manufacturer headquartered in Bensenville, Illinois is growing its operations in Valparaiso. Our partners at Lakeshore Public Media Report Lake Cable plans to invest about $3.6 million in new equipment and add 40 full-time jobs.... Read More