Outside organizations donated nearly $3 million to a state economic development agency’s not-for-profit arm over the last three years — but who the donors are, and how the agency spends their contributions are largely unknown under state rules.... Read More
Nine affordable rental housing projects around the state are getting a significant state boost. This support comes during a time when rent prices climb and the housing inventory constricts.... Read More
The 2023 Indiana State Fair is underway and expected to attract more than 800,000 people to the Indiana State Fairgrounds through Aug. 20. The biggest addition to the 166th edition of the fair is the new, $50 million Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion.... Read More
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) has issued a Request for Proposals to find a contractor to help the agency respond to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's recently launched Solar for All program.... Read More
Illinois-based Camping World Holdings Inc. has announced plans to acquire Mount Comfort RV in Greenfield. Financial terms are not being disclosed for the deal, which would bring the number of Camping World locations in Indiana to three.... Read More
The Indianapolis-based hospital system is hoping the pharmacy hub, which opened this summer, will help it reduce the cost of providing pharmaceutics to patients and its insurance-plan members by centralizing and standardizing its pharmacy supply chain.... Read More
Explore Evansville and seven of the area's attractions have partnered to launch an all-inclusive ticket designed to boost visitation. The Evansville Attraction Pass will provide discounted admission to the city's attractions.... Read More
Indiana Landmarks and the Indiana Farm Bureau will honor the Evers family of Wolcottville for their seven-generation owned farmstead. The family will receive the John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation on Aug. 3 at the Indiana State Fair.... Read More
The Indianapolis-based Mitch Daniels Leadership Foundation says former Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Teresa Lubbers will receive the Daniels Prize Award. Lubbers currently serves as president of the Indy-based think tank Sagamore Institute... Read More
Indianapolis-based Ren, which offers technology and services for the philanthropy sector, has secured a significant outside investment from a fund associated with Boston-based Bain Capital. The parties declined to disclose the exact size of the investment.... Read More
With the grant, the college will create a short-term, non-credit HVAC pilot training program for entry-level technicians and other training opportunities for justice-involved people. The grant amount was not disclosed.... Read More
South Bend is hosting its largest ever Summer Restaurant Weeks — a promotion that helps local business and the revitalization of the city's downtown core.... Read More
The state has revoked the licenses of a troubled northern Indiana addiction treatment center and two sister facilities, its parent company acknowledged Thursday. The state action follows three recent deaths at a Mishawaka center and calls to yank its license... Read More
Almost two-thirds of Hoosier employers knew they had employees struggling with mental health last year, according to a Wellness Council of Indiana survey released Thursday — but just a quarter trained management on how to spot the signs and take action.... Read More
A new leadership program in Noble County is seeking to prepare more people from diverse backgrounds to become civic leaders. Engage Noble consists of eight five-hour seminars with local experts speaking on different topics like quality of life. ... Read More
A measure of consumer prices that is closely monitored by the Federal Reserve fell last month to its lowest level since March 2021, the latest sign that inflation in the United States is steadily cooling from its once-painful highs.... Read More
The city of Carmel filed legal action against three state financial agencies over a law that diverts local income tax revenue to Fishers. The city alleges the law harms Carmel by depriving it of tens of millions of dollars in local income tax revenue.... Read More
Last weekend's release of "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" illuminated a majority reason why people desire to return to the theatre. As movie theatres across the country evolve following the general downward trend and the rise of streaming, smaller family-owned and independent theatres are capitalizing on the movie-going experience, their diversity of content and the reason people go to the movies at all.... Read More
It’s a Hoosier summer tradition… the Indiana State Fair. We’ll look at the economic impact of the fair and the state fairgrounds, as well as get an inside look at the new $50 million multi-use Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion. ... Read More
Margaret Mary Health in Batesville on Thursday announced plans for a new hospital as part of an expanded health and wellness campus. The not-for-profit health system is investing $115 million in the project, which represents the first phase of the expansion.... Read More
