It’s a $1.6 billion industry that employs thousands of Hoosiers. But several big name breweries have recently gone belly up. Brewers of Indiana Guild Executive Director Julia Whitson gives perspective on what might be next for the industry.... Read More
Lakeshore Public Media has named Chuck Roberts president and CEO. The company says Roberts’ background includes nearly a decade of experience in financial management, communication, and public media operations at West Virginia Public Broadcasting.... Read More
The LaPorte Community School Corp. says there are no plans to tear down a beloved baseball field used by LaPorte High School. The future of Schreiber Field was called into question as the district considered the possibility of building a new fieldhouse.... Read More
Fort Wayne-based Interstate Cold Storage is celebrating a milestone in 2023. The refrigerated warehouse company will mark 50 years in business this year, going from a one-warehouse operation to five locations in Indiana and Ohio with more than 100 employees.... Read More
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is receiving a silver-level organizational certification through the Council for Responsible Sport. IMS says it is the first sports facility to achieve the certification for positive environmental and social impacts.... Read More
Irving Materials, a privately held construction materials company that has been based in Greenfield since its founding 77 years ago, plans to relocate its corporate headquarters to Carmel. The company plans to construct a four-story building this year.... Read More
Lawrence-based Best Equipment Co. Inc. plans to spend nearly $10 million to build a 35,000-square-foot headquarters in Noblesville, the city announced Thursday. Best Equipment, founded in 1917, expects to employ 40 people at the new facility.... Read More
Goshen College is expanding its Transition to Teaching program with the addition of an online evening track. The college says the decision to expand the program comes amid the current teacher shortage.... Read More
New Jersey-based Bed Bath & Beyond announced this week that it will close 150 additional stores in the U.S., including five in Indiana. The move comes after the retailer said it had raised about $1 billion in order to pay off debt.... Read More
The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana has announced that Indy Jet Management LLC and associated parties have agreed to resolve allegations of conducting illegal charter flights. ... Read More
Batesville-based Hillenbrand is reporting fiscal first quarter net income of $45.5 million, down from $49 million the previous year. CEO Kim Ryan said the company had a "solid start" to the year driven largely by "healthy demand" and recent acquisitions.... Read More
Indiana Members Credit Union is making several leadership changes in an effort to further position itself for continued growth and success. The credit union is making 10 senior leadership promotions, including the appointment of John Newett as its new president and CEO.... Read More
Elkhart-based Surf Internet says it has raised $100 million in debt financing from DigitalBridge Credit in Florida. The internet service provider said the funding will be used for continued expansion of its fiber networks in the Great Lakes region.... Read More
A bill dictating payments for certain health services based on location — or site of service — cleared a Senate health committee Wednesday, though nearly every senator voiced concerns with the bill.... Read More
A bill in the Indiana Senate would significantly expand a state law that requires school districts to make their empty buildings available to charter schools.... Read More
A professor at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business says the nation's unemployment rate shows that the U.S. is not currently in a recession but there is still more work to be done when it comes to inflation.... Read More
University of Evansville Associate Professor Dr. Su Jin Jeong is being awarded a $450,000 grant from the Indiana Department of Health to help combat food insecurity and obesity in Vanderburgh County.... Read More
A continuing care retirement community in Marshall County is set to close its doors. In a notice to the state, Donaldson-based Catherine Kasper Life Center Inc. said it will cease operations at the end of March, affecting 60 employees.... Read More
Arkansas-based Slim Chickens this week marked the opening of its first location in Indiana with a restaurant in West Lafayette. Financial details are not being disclosed, but the fast-casual chain said more than 75 jobs are being created.... Read More
Lutheran Life Villages, a nonprofit serving northeast Indiana, has acquired North Woods Village at Inverness Lakes, a licensed memory care assisted living center in Fort Wayne. The nonprofit says North Woods Village's memory care services is an important addition; a necessary service for seniors in need of specific memory care support.... Read More
