The $25 million Surack-Sweetwater Music Industry Building is being named in recognition of Chuck and Lisa Surack, who the university said have been longtime supporters of the music school and $6 million for the project.... Read More
The Education Scholarship Account and Career Scholarship Account programs have each reached maximum enrollment for the first time ahead of their application deadlines, according to the Indiana treasurer’s office, which administers both programs.... Read More
The first project in northwest Indiana to receive READI 2.0 funds is the Duneland YMCA in Chesterton. The project is getting $1 million from the state to turn a former middle school into a YMCA.... Read More
An expanded facility to train nurses on the campus of Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington welcomed its first students at the beginning of the fall semester. The 4,000-square-foot nursing school expansion nearly doubled the number of training lab beds to 15.... Read More
A woman is suing the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis after she alleged she was secretly filmed while showering in a locker room at a YMCA location in Hamilton County. The lawsuit was filed Sept. 6 in the Marion Superior Court.... Read More
As it moves forward with a 15-year, $285 million modernization plan, Crane Army Ammunition Activity is looking to bolster its roster of public-private partnerships. The activity said the move is part of an aggressive business model to create synergies...... Read More
Elkhart-based Patrick Industries Inc. is adding to its portfolio with another company headquartered in northern Indiana. The company announced Monday it has acquired Bristol-based Icon Direct Inc., an e-commerce company that does business as RecPro.... Read More
A Marion County judge on Tuesday dismissed a case that sought to overturn a state agency’s decision to exempt terminated pregnancy reports from public record—though an appeal in the case is almost certainly guaranteed.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Scannell Properties plans to redevelop an airfield on the east side of Indianapolis as part of an industrial park with 10 buildings comprising nearly 1.5 million square feet of space. The project would cover more than 138 acres.... Read More
Grace College opened its Center for Literacy and Learning on Monday. The center focused on the Science of Reading techniques to improve literacy as the state has placed an increased importance on third-grade reading scores.... Read More
The executive director of the Wesselman Woods land conservation organization is stepping down to take on a new role with a faith-based group focused on environmental and racial justice. Zach Garcia served as executive director of Wesselman Woods for two years.... Read More
Orr Fellowship, named for former Indiana Governor Bob Orr, is expanding to include partner companies in the Evansville region for the 2025-27 cohort. The Evansville Regional Business Committee was behind the push to add southwest Indiana to the program.... Read More
In August, Isaac and Kyla Schroeder of Perry County won the Excellence in Agriculture Award from Indiana Farm Bureau. They spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the challenges facing young farmers and their commitment to agriculture.... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb spent the beginning of September on an economic development trip strengthening connections and highlighting decades-long partnerships. Holcomb spoke to IIB from Slovakia, where he met with military leaders and the U.S. ambassador.... Read More
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker on Monday announced plans for a $20 million housing development at The Landing in the city's downtown. The city said 20% of the 40 new housing units at The Landing Exchange, will be considered affordable housing.... Read More
Lucas Montarce, who has been with Lilly since 2001 and most recently served as president for its Spain, Portugal and Greece operations, is now company’s CFO and executive vice president. He also was added to the executive committee.... Read More
The Hammond Redevelopment Commission has accepted the donation of much of the former St. Margaret Hospital property from Mishawaka-based Franciscan Alliance. Executive Director of Planning and Development Anne Taylor said the site has a lot of potential.... Read More
The Hoosier state’s tax system makes it less competitive in capital-intensive industries like manufacturing and life sciences, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce found in a report released Monday. But the state is more competitive with headquarters because...... Read More
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita filed an opening brief in a federal appeals court, claiming the Biden administration’s Clean Power Plant 2.0 rule is invasive and unlawful. Back in May, Rokita announced he and other states planned to challenge the rule.... Read More
Indiana American Water says it has secured the permits necessary to begin demolishing a dam on the East Fork of the White River, a project that is expected to improve public safety in the area and enhance wildlife habitat.... Read More
