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Earth Life Foods LLC recently received a "Golden Ticket" at Walmart's annual Open Call event, earning a deal to sell its products on the retailer's shelves.... Read More

Officials with New Jersey-based Saxum Real Estate broke ground this week on a new cold storage building in Crown Point. The facility, when completed, will be operated by Arcadia Cold, which plans to add about 75 jobs.... Read More

Just four months after breaking ground on a major expansion that will double the size of its cancer center on the south side, Community Health Network is preparing a hefty expansion of its north-side cancer center.... Read More

The states are led by Republican attorneys general, including Indiana’s Todd Rokita. The named defendants include leaders within the federal Health and Human Services agency as well as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. ... Read More

Students at Purdue University had a chance to present their ideas in a contest sponsored by the school's Innovates Incubator. Ideas included a better way to handle lab rats, drones that map forest terrain and an artificial Bible study app.... Read More

A team led by a research scientist at the Regenstrief Institute in Indianapolis will spend the next five years looking at ways to improve health and the care of people living with congenital heart defects.... Read More

Just a few weeks after announcing a new merger out west, the Midwest-founded law firm of Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP is setting its sights on future partnerships in Florida and the Northeast.... Read More

One Indiana utility company earned top marks and another pair nabbed no points in a national clean energy assessment. The six Hoosier utilities featured averaged a 44%—a “C” grade.... Read More

An organization helping Portage-area residents recover from addiction hopes to get a major boost with its expansion plans. Jake Monhaut with the Portage Recovery Association says discussions are underway about having a large building donated this year.... Read More

Honda is recalling about 1.7 million vehicles, including some that are made in Indiana, over steering problems that can result from a damaged gearbox, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.... Read More

The Do It Best Foundation, the charitable arm of the Do It Best Hardware store in Fort Wayne. announced recipients of its grants for this cycle.... Read More

Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers Campus Living on Tuesday marked the opening of The 87, a new off-campus housing complex in South Bend that features 335 apartments and townhomes.... Read More

Industrial diversification, placemaking investments, regional collaboration, a mindset shift, talent retention and attraction strategies are some of the factors local elected and business leaders credited for the momentum the South Bend Elkhart (SBE) ... ... Read More

Originally from South Texas, Gilberto Pérez Jr., has lived in Indiana for over two decades and serves as vice president for student life and Hispanic serving initiatives and dean of students at Goshen College. He launched Bienvenido Community Solutions in ...... Read More

Sustainea is looking to invest approximately $400 million to build its first Bio-MEG plant next door to Primient's Lafayette production facility and create an undisclosed number of jobs.... Read More

Duke Energy picked sties in Wabash and Fulton counties for its 2024 Site Readiness Program. It will market the sites to national devleopers.... Read More

Valparaiso-based HealthLinc is growing its footprint in northwest Indiana. The Federally Qualified Health Center said Tuesday that it is assuming operation of Northwest Medical Group – Pediatric Care's two locations in La Porte and Michigan City in December.... Read More

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a monthly chewable tablet for dogs made by Elanco Animal Health that is designed to protect against six parasites. The product, called Credelio Quattro, is designed to protect against...... Read More

The estate of a University of Evansville alum has donated $116,000 toward student scholarships. Susan Partenheimer earned three degrees from the university: a bachelor’s in education in 1977, a master’s in education in 1980 and master’s in counseling in 1987.... Read More

In a statement, the SBA said that it will continue sharing information about its disaster loan programs and assisting borrowers with initial processing and servicing loans. But if funding lapses, all new offers would be held back and delayed until...... Read More