As Republican state lawmakers applaud a new report showing that Indiana’s average annual teacher pay exceeded $60,000, Democratic leaders continue to push for a state salary minimum that would ensure all educators make at least that much from day one.... Read More
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce on Friday unveiled the list of entrants in this year's Coolest Thing Made IN Indiana competition. A record 90 companies from more than 50 cities are taking part in this year's event, nearly double the field from last year.... Read More
Elkhart-based Patrick Industries Inc. is reporting third-quarter net income of $41 million, up 3% from the same period the previous year. CEO Andy Nemeth said the results were driven by the company's continued diversification.... Read More
A new center of not-for-profit activity is coming to Shelbyville thanks to Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative, or READI, funding from the Indiana Economic Development Corp. The IEDC announced this week it’s providing $1 million for a new center that will host multiple different not-for-profits and social services. The total cost of the project […]... Read More
America’s employers added just 12,000 jobs in October, a total that economists say was held down by the effects of strikes and hurricanes that left many workers temporarily off payrolls. ... Read More
Indiana Inspector General David Cook has dismissed an ethics complaint lodged by the League of Women Voters in Indiana against Secretary of State Diego Morales—but suggested the group go to lawmakers for changes.... Read More
After more than a year of planning, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has arrived in downtown Indianapolis. The record-breaking concert tour is happening at Lucas Oil Stadium on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.... Read More
The Las Vegas-based casino operator is vying for legislative approval to move its gaming license from southeast Indiana and build a $500 million casino along the Interstate-469 corridor, near State Road 30.... Read More
The University of Southern Indiana on Thursday announced a $10 million gift from Evansville-based Liberty Federal Credit Union, securing naming rights to the Screaming Eagles Arena for the financial institution.... Read More
Indiana State University will hold a formal installation ceremony to mark Mike Godard as its 13th president on Friday. Godard began his tenure as president in June after serving as provost of Southeast Missouri State University since 2019.... Read More
The economic development arm of the Indy Chamber is expected to become a standalone entity next year as part of an overhaul intended to bolster the city’s business-attraction and retention strategy.... Read More
The Indiana Court of Appeals on Wednesday reinstated Olympian Taliyah Brooks' amended lawsuit against Indianapolis-based USA Track & Field, reversing a lower court’s decision.... Read More
The Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board has revoked the professional license of an Evansville addiction counselor convicted of illegally dealing drugs to his patients.... Read More
The city of Whiting is looking to complete the sale of more than 40 parcels of land to BP for a proposed redevelopment project. BP, which operates a massive oil refinery in the city, plans to transform the properties into a new office complex.... Read More
In Indiana and across the nation, communities are seeking ways to address a shortage of affordable housing. Indianapolis-based Volumod builds both multifamily and single-family modular homes, and it hopes to become part of the solution.... Read More
Skilled nursing care provider Euson Lindsay Health LLC has acquired The Laurels of Goshen and renamed the senior-care facility as The Restoracy Goshen. The company declined to provide financial terms of the acquisition.... Read More
The Brownsburg-based bank said in a news release that current board director Matt Price will take the title of president. That transition will take place on April 1, 2025 at which point current president and CEO Mike Baker will become CEO and executive vice chair.... Read More
Kristin Eilenberg, a veteran of Indiana’s health care and life sciences sectors, has been named executive director of Heartland Bioworks, part of a new federal initiative aimed at boosting innovation and making the country more competitive.... Read More
Thousands of Haitian nationals with Temporary Protected Status have found a home in the Hoosier city of Logansport—drawing national political ire and motivating new federal legislation. But area officials say the north-central city of 18,000 isn’t in crisis.... Read More
A statewide health-equity initiative launched last year by Indiana’s Medicaid services provider has awarded grants to 22 community organizations to increase broadband internet access and tech literacy.... Read More
