The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana and Indianapolis-based Rainbow Realty Group Inc. have announced a $750,000 settlement in a dispute over an allegedly predatory rent-to-own program. The settlement was announced March 22.... Read More
Eskenazi Health is launching a $60 million campaign to support its efforts to reduce health disparities and improve life expectancy across central Indiana. Beyond Barriers aims to address social drivers that affect the health and well-being of residents.... Read More
Greenwood-based Indiana American Water has acquired the water system of a Kosciuscko County town. The deal for the Claypool water system is valued at $700,000 and adds about 150 residents to Indiana American Water's customer base.... Read More
Michigan-based Star of the West Milling has announced plans to expand flour milling capacity at its Noble County facility. The company said the project will include adding a seven-story slipform structure to support the additional milling efforts in Ligonier.... Read More
Zionsville-based GeniPhys has completed a $6 million Series A round of funding, the company announced Wednesday. GeniPhys has developed a material known as Collymer, a highly-purified form of collagen that is used to support tissue generation.... Read More
The USDA has awarded a $650,000 grant to West Lafayette-based NutraMaize, which has developed nutritionally enhanced orange corn. The company said the grant will be used to demonstrate the benefits of feeding its orange corn to poultry on a commercial scale.... Read More
Indiana University is creating three new degree programs that will continue to bolster the school’s growing emphasis on technology careers and research opportunities. ... Read More
Walmart is closing a store in South Bend on April 21. 261 employees will lose their jobs.... Read More
A Senate proposal with multiple provisions to ease the health care process looks a lot simpler following a flurry of House committee amendments.... Read More
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and State Rep. Robin Shackleford disagreed Tuesday night over whether a tax increase is a possible solution to the city’s pothole-ridden roads.... Read More
When the Grissom Air Reserve Base runway in Bunker Hill shuts down for a $60 million upgrade starting in April, the long overdue project will affect not only Grissom’s fleet of KC-135 Stratotankers. It also means disruption, and loss of revenue, for a major tenant of the Grissom Aeroplex business park ... Read More
Indiana and Kentucky are moving one step closer to seeing a project that has been years in the making become a reality. The states have signed an initial agreement to begin preliminary work on the crucial second phase of the I-69 Ohio River Crossing project.... Read More
Germany-based Evonik will Wednesday break ground on the previously-announced $220 million expansion of its pharmaceutical production facility in Lafayette. The expansion is expected to create more than 80 jobs by the end of 2025.... Read More
A South Bend-based company has taken the top prize in the 2023 Crossroads Collegiate Pitch Competition hosted by The Mill in Bloomington. rScan has developed an app it says simplifies the process of selling returned merchandise online. ... Read More
An amendment has been added to an Indianapolis road funding bill that would allow the city to declare itself as a distressed unit of government, a move that would give the state the authority to appoint an emergency manager to oversee all aspects of the city.... Read More
Leaders in Bloomington, Columbus and Nashville are teaming up to launch an effort designed to address climate change. Project 46 aims to "identify and pursue solutions that effectively address our shared challenges and opportunities related to climate change."... Read More
Following an outcry over a proposed rule amendment that would “prohibit” the recording of hearings through shorthand or stenography, the Indiana Supreme Court has issued a new amendment allowing it as long as an audio recording is also made.... Read More
A railroad spur at an industrial park in Delaware County that was built several years ago but never used will finally bring investment and revenue to the county. SRM Concrete has agreed to lease the spur and also plans to build a $9.5 million facility.... Read More
Ball State University President Geoffrey Mearns announced Monday that Cathy DuBois will become the dean of the Miller College of Business. DuBois comes to Muncie from the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship at Kent State University.... Read More
The city of Fort Wayne is launching a pilot program it says is designed to support neighborhood revitalization. Curb Appeal will provide matching grants to property owners looking to repair or enhance the exterior of their homes.... Read More
