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After years of planning and construction, the South Shore Line is taking an important step toward opening its multimillion-dollar double track project.... Read More

Executives from Oregon-based Entek will join federal, state and local officials on Wednesday to break ground on a $1.5 billion manufacturing campus in Terre Haute. The project, first announced in March, is expected to result in 650 jobs by the end of 2027.... Read More

Ag producers are not as confident in the future, according to the most recent Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. The university says drop in farmer sentiment is due to a weaker perception among farmers of current conditions.... Read More

Indiana Landmarks and local officials will officially dedicate Delphi's newest trail Wednesday afternoon. What was a historic rail corridor and longtime unofficial pedestrian bridge has now been preserved, repaired and opened for the community to safely use.... Read More

Franciscan Health, Franciscan Physician Network and Specialty Physicians of Illinois are jointly holding a number of job fairs in northwest Indiana and the South Suburbs looking to fill clinical and non-clinical roles beginning this week.... Read More

Gov. Eric Holcomb on Tuesday provided details for the second iteration of the Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative, or READI 2.0. The initiative will provide an additional $500 million in grants to support projects throughout the state.... Read More

The vast majority of Indiana’s counties opted to participate in a statewide program designed to revamp the state’s public health investment — which averages $55 per resident, far below the national average of $91 per capita.... Read More

A vigorous debate is underway over a Forest Service proposal to replace the name of Gen. Anthony Wayne, a founding father who Americans of an earlier era celebrated as an “Indian fighter," with something more neutral: Buckeye National Forest.... Read More

A professional hockey player, Fabian Granqvist craved grab-and-go snacks made from whole foods to power him through training. He is now on the doorstep of moving his small batch production system to a manufacturing line to feed the masse with his own product.... Read More

Janet Monroe, who’s served as president of ClusterTruck since November, is the new CEO of the Indianapolis-based company that bills itself as “America’s first delivery-only kitchen.” Monroe will succeed Chris Baggott, who co-founded ClusterTruck in 2015.... Read More

Thousands of Hoosier kids are missing out on free breakfast and lunch, even though nutrition advocates say many Indiana families continue to struggle with hunger and food insecurity.... Read More

The county is now a Broadband Ready Community, as designated by the Indiana Broadband Office and Office of Community and Rural Affairs to encourage such development. The program will reduce barriers to building the needed infrastructure in the county. ... Read More

Nine Johnson County organizations were recipients of grants ranging from $20,000 to $30,000.... Read More

Christopher Pietruszkiewicz, UE’s president since 2018, spoke with Inside INdiana Business about a major distinction from Money magazine and his honor as one of IBJ Media’s Indiana 250 in the not-for-profit and education category.... Read More

More than 60 films covering a range of genres will be shown at the Victory International Film Festival in Evansville on September 7, 8 and 9. The fourth annual event celebrates the art of cinema by showcasing creativity, diversity and inspiration. ... Read More

Some 3,000 people descended on downtown Indianapolis last week for the inaugural Rally Innovation Conference from Indianapolis-based Elevate Ventures. The man behind the event, Elevate Ventures CEO Christopher Day, says Rally is about "creative collisions."... Read More

Goshen College broke ground Friday on the renovation of its historic Westlawn Hall. The $21 million project will create a state-of-the-art nursing and public health education center and also feature enhanced dining and gathering spaces.... Read More

After peaking early this year, the number of tech industry layoffs—and the number of companies cutting those jobs—appears to have slowed in recent months. So does this mean the tech slowdown is over, both in Indiana and more broadly? That’s not so easy to say.... Read More

Purdue University has been selected as one of the first cohorts of the Defense Civilian Training Corps, a talent development pipeline to civilian careers with the Defense Department.... Read More

The health care system will build a new 8,000-square-foot medical building at 235 Hauenstein Road, which plans to open by late summer 2024.... Read More