A legal technology and services company previously based in Chicago has relocated its headquarters to Bloomington. Percipient, which switched to a remote work model after the pandemic hit, is now officially operated out of The Mill business incubator.... Read More
All 55 employees of the Wakarusa facility are expected to be laid off in the plant closure.... Read More
The company is expected to layoff as many as 45 workers from its Muncie location by the end of the year.... Read More
Huizenga Group Automation announced last week that it has acquired the Fort Wayne-based companies Adaptek Systems and API Alliance.... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb and the Indiana Department of Transportation announced this week is Winter Weather Preparedness Week in Indiana. ... Read More
Rural Hoosiers face a number of barriers furthering the accesibility of adequate health care, forcing them to likely drive farther, maneuver around a large-scale provider shortage and use internet services unavailable to them as well as deal with universal issues such as cost and insurance coverage issues. Lack of access can often equate to a lack of care when roadblocks to preventative and primary care are too severe.... Read More
The nationwide struggle to purchase single-family homes due to supply shortages, large investment groups outbidding families with all-cash offers, high prices and interest rates near 8% has left the United States with a deficit of 3.8 million homes, according to Freddie Mac.... Read More
Many hotel management teams are speculating how high room rates will climb and how their properties will handle all the action, through minimum-stay requirements, increased staffing and even activities for concertgoers.... Read More
The new outdoor classroom connects to the Woodland Loop Trail and is open to visitors and school groups.... Read More
With 74% of the membership voting in favor, Silver Creek's 8,000 water customers will be absorbed into Indiana America's 1.4 million.... Read More
High school students can enroll in a health sciences and education program and are eligible for a renewable $25,000 merit scholarship. ... Read More
Hoosier students are increasingly opting out of traditional public schools, seeking charter and non-public offerings.... Read More
Five years removed from a groping scandal that derailed his political ambitions, the former attorney general is working to rehabilitate his image.... Read More
Cummins Inc. has been churning out engines for more than 100 years, fueling the Columbus area economy and in the automotive industry—everything from pickups to heavy duty trucks to big earth-moving and mining machines to school buses and delivery trucks.... Read More
Ohio-based 20/20 Custom Molded Plastics LLC is making layoffs at its facility in Bluffton. In a notice to the state, the plastics manufacturer said the move will affect 93 workers. The company did not provide a reason for the layoffs. ... Read More
A grocery store in an area of Fort Wayne that had previously been defined as a food desert will open to the public on Monday. The Pontiac Street Market was created through a partnership between the city and Parkview Regional Medical Center and Affiliates.... Read More
Rose-Hulman was one of 12 schools chosen to participate in the national contest which challenges students to design an electric vehicle battery.... Read More
Nearly 190 Hoosier communities received funding in the latest round of Community Crossings matching grants.... Read More
Officials in Boonville on Friday unveiled plans for a $75 million mixed-use project that is expected to create 100 jobs when complete. Known as The Edge, the project will feature a 140-room hotel, event center, retail and restaurant space, and more.... Read More
A startup based in Knox County plans to build an $83 million processing facility designed to turn food waste into eco-friendly bioplastics and create nearly 250 jobs. The facility will ultimately span nearly 200,000-square-feet over four phases.... Read More
