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Exhibit Columbus is running now through Nov. 26 and encourages other to find meaningful uses for public space.... Read More

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

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

Lamb is the executive director of the IU School of Medicine's Stark Neurosciences Research Institute and co-directs the Neurosciences Institute.... Read More

Damar Services plans to hire dozens of employees and add autism services when it takes over the Carmelite Home in East Chicago.... Read More

Lowder joined the Eiteljorg in 2016 and led the museum through its five-year, $55 million capital-endowment campaign called Project 2021.... Read More

One of the nation’s largest solid-waste and recycling companies plans to open a large, new operation on the south side of Indianapolis next year.... Read More

MakeMyMove is an online marketplace that allows communities across the country to create a profile and offer incentives to attract remote workers to their area.... Read More

In his first television advertisement Wednesday, U.S. Sen Mike Braun attacked President Joe Biden’s administration while promising to boost manufacturing and limit unauthorized immigration.... Read More

We are on location in Noblesville for the groundbreaking of the Noblesville Event Center, the future home of the Indiana Pacers’ G League team. The arena is part of Innovation Mile, a 600-acre live, work, play, learn development that is expected to be a driver of investment and jobs.... Read More

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

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

The 5,000-square-foot office at 128 W. Wayne St. will serve as both a headquarters for the independent bank as well as a full-service branch with drive-up ATM.... Read More

The federal program will provide funding over the next five years for the restoration of 2,500 acres of forestland and 5,000 to 10,000 acres of oak-hickory forest ecosystems. ... Read More

Chambers — who is seeking the Republican nomination — led the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) as Secretary of Commerce until he stepped down from that position in August.... Read More

The Indianapolis-based company said Wednesday that its newest product, a drug for obesity called Zepbound, will be on pharmacy shelves shortly after Thanksgiving. The company is ramping up manufacturing capacity to avoid possible shortages and to meet potentially huge demand in a nation where more than 40% of adults are classified as obese.... Read More

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

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

Administrators say the new name, Purdue Global Law School, better aligns with university branding and state legal expectations.... Read More

After two rounds of voting, 16 remaining competitors from 15 Indiana cities are vying for the chamber's 'Coolest Thing' distinction.... Read More