A former U.S. congressman from Indiana was sentenced Tuesday to 22 months in prison for making illegal stock trades based on inside information while working as a consultant and lobbyist after he left office.... Read More
Officials in Delphi broke ground Tuesday on a $12.5 million apartment development that Mayor Anita Werling hopes will serve as a catalyst for population growth. The Interurban Apartments will feature 68 units, a rooftop lounge, gym and surface parking.... Read More
Economic planning among city officials, residents and national consultants was funded by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.... Read More
The $1.5 million Valparaiso clinic expansion will allow the nonprofit health provider to expand its family medicine residency program.... Read More
Plans for new artificial turf at Lucas Oil Stadium are moving ahead, despite renewed calls from the NFL Players Association that venues league-wide change their playing surfaces to natural grass.... Read More
Purdue's College of Education researchers will conduct a five-year study on the impact of the STEM-based programming run out of the Downtown Boxing Gym, which offers one-on-one literacy intervention, life skill building and athletics. Both the gym and Purdue received a National Science Foundation grant totaling $2 million so stakeholders can better understand the not-for-profit's longterm impact.... Read More
The University of Southern Indiana is reporting an overall enrollment increase for the 2023-24 academic year. Combining undergraduate, graduate and dual-credit students, enrollment totaled 9,286, up 1.2% from the previous year.... Read More
Jean Hitchcock has been the executive director of Signature School since 2012. She spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the rankings and how Indiana’s first public charter high school helps students succeed.... Read More
Some cities and counties in southern Indiana are working with developers to build housing near employers to help deal with a lack of affordable options, an issue across the state and nation.... Read More
The city of New Haven is partnering with Noblesville-based Card & Associates to build the 45-acre complex, to be known as Fields of Grace, which will include a 140,000-square-foot fieldhouse, as well as eight outdoor multi-use fields.... Read More
Methodist Hospitals in Gary and Lutheran Downtown Hospital in Fort Wayne were both named to the national list which reviewed nearly 4,000 hospitals.... Read More
Open Philanthropy awarded the grant to Dr. Philip Low, who is conducting clinical trials to validate previous results of the drug imatinib and its ability to fight malaria and test whether the number of days the treatment needs to take effect can be reduced.... Read More
The United Auto Workers and Detroit's Big Three carmakers resumed talks aimed at ending a strike now in its fifth day, and under the threat that the walkout could soon spread.... Read More
A San Diego-based biotech firm that is building a plant in Indianapolis to manufacture radioisotopes for cancer treatment says it expects the facility to be completed by the end of the year, with production starting next year.... Read More
The Brown Family Amphitheater, which was a $3 million project made possible by the namesake donors, began construction in spring 2022. The facility has dressing rooms, a green room, storage space, a control room and a loading dock. It will feature a booth/mix station with a lightboard and soundboard as well as elevated spotlights. ... Read More
A national seed distributor wants to grow roots in Anderson with a planned $30 million facility that could bring 41 jobs and $3.6 million in taxes over the next decade.... Read More
Indiana casinos saw a year-over-year drop in revenue for the sixth-consecutive month in April. However, analysts from PlayIndiana.com report sports betting in the state saw a rebound over the previous month.... Read More
Eight lawsuits on the matter are active in the state's legal system at the moment. The chess match of motions and appeals could lead to years of litigation, momentum swinging in either direction and residents becoming more befuddled by the ever-growing and exceedingly dense MyCase pages. The court drama boils down to two matters: the constitutionality of a state law and signatures.... Read More
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is facing allegations of professional misconduct related to public statements he made about an investigation into Dr. Caitlin Bernard. The commission alleges Rokita’s comments violated Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct.... Read More
The global pharmaceutical and nuclear medicine manufacturing company plans to invest $20 million to set up its Isotopia USA operation in Westfield and create up to 50 jobs by the end of 2027.... Read More
