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The Court of Appeals of Indiana will hold oral arguments in September in a case challenging Indiana’s near-total abortion ban on religious freedom grounds.... Read More

The institute looks to use the endowment to strength their relationships with community organizations and further build the resilience of the families they serve. ... Read More

Everewear, an AI-centric clothing resale site, and ReproHealth Technologies, an IVF device company specialized in animal, took home large investments in a Bloomington nonprofit's biannual Crossroads Pitch Competition.... Read More

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced grants totaling over $8 million to expedite the assessment and cleanup of brownfield sites from President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda.... Read More

McLaren Racing has shifted gears on plans for a new office facility in central Indiana, as the group has announced it will acquire the current Andretti Autosport building in Indianapolis once Andretti makes its move to a new headquarters in Fishers in 2025.... Read More

The Indiana Historical Society has unveiled its 2023 Indiana Living Legends honorees. IHS says the program "recognizes extraordinary Hoosiers for their local, statewide and national accomplishments in a variety of areas and disciplines."... Read More

The crowdfunding project to improve water fountains aims to raise $17,500 and could be doubled to $35,000 as part of the CreatINg Places program. If they meet their goal, extra funds will go to bathroom upgrades.... Read More

A consumer packaging company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia is planning to close its manufacturing plant in northeast Indiana. In a notice to the state, Graphic Packaging International LLC said the closure will affect 70 employees.... Read More

In a recent advisory opinion, the Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission doubled down on expectations that public officials and government lawyers avoid potential conflicts when moving between public and private service, or when moving from...... Read More

Twenty students completed 16 credit hours over two semesters to earn one of the inaugural entrepreneurship certificates. ... Read More

Josef Newgarden celebrated his first Indianapolis 500 win Sunday night. He cashed in Monday at the race's annual victory dinner. The two-time IndyCar champ earned a record $3.666 million for the biggest win of his career, an increase of more than $500,000.... Read More

The Indianapolis 500 is the one race Josef Newgarden desperately wanted to win. Newgarden finally broke through Sunday, winning the Indy 500 to extend team owner Roger Penske's record to 19 victories and the first since he bought Indianapolis Motor Speedway.... Read More

A local small business is hoping to deploy technology that could help seed producers and distributors more quickly determine the genetic makeup of their products. NanoBio Designs is still in the early stages of developing its ExpresSeed platform.... Read More

South Bend-based Beacon Health System and Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center in Elkhart have cut the ribbon on the $15 million Surgery Center of Granger. The partners said the facility will serve as a regional destination for orthopedic surgery and care.... Read More

Advocates on both sides of Thursday’s contentious licensing hearing declared victory Friday after the panel sanctioned Dr. Caitlin Bernard for privacy violations related to a 10-year-old girl’s 2022 abortion but cleared her of other serious reporting charges.... Read More

West Lafayette-based Emergent Solar Energy has begun operation of a $500,000 solar project at the Indianapolis headquarters of Abel Construction Co. Emergent Managing Partner Jeremy Lipinksi said the project is one of the largest of its kind in Indianapolis.... Read More

Indiana University has selected David Tolchinsky as the next dean of The Media School on its Bloomington campus. Tolchinsky currently serves a professor of radio/TV/film and director of the Pritzker Pucker Studio Lab at Northwestern University.... Read More

The Indiana Economic Development Corp. is rolling out the red carpet for potential users of two “mega-sites” in central Indiana as part of a strategy centered on the pageantry of the Indianapolis 500.... Read More

A steel and concrete composite system used in the construction of high-rise buildings that was co-developed by a professor at Purdue University is gaining national recognition.... Read More

The town of Schererville is gathering ideas for future redevelopment at the site of the former Illiana Motor Speedway. Our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana report town officials are looking at a variety of recreation amenities for the site.... Read More