Underground Safety Alliance Names Executive Director

Greenwood-based nonprofit Underground Safety Alliance has promoted Justin Sell to executive director. Sell most recently served as director of operations and technology for the nonprofit, which is the umbrella organization for Indiana 811 and Kentucky 811.... Read More

Sports Corp Debuts March Madness Doc

The Indiana Sports Corp has premiered a documentary detailing how Indianapolis pulled off an unprecedented feat. “Made For This Moment” showcases the city’s sports history and how the city, state and thousands of volunteers faced the challenge of hosting the entire NCAA March Madness tournament in the midst of the pandemic.... Read More

CareSource Launches Substance Use Program

Nonprofit health plan CareSource is partnering with Wayspring in Tennessee, a treatment services provider for people with substance use disorder, to launch the SUD Home program in Indiana. CareSource says the program aims to reduce the burdens and barriers on members with substance use disorder throughout rehabilitation.... Read More

Wabash College Professors Land NSF Grant

Two Wabash College professors have been awarded a nearly $470,000 grant from the National Science Foundation. The college says the funding will be used to study the impacts of protein level control on human development and disease.... Read More

Sports Betting Exchange Eyes Indiana

Philadelphia-based Sporttrade Inc. has announced a strategic partnership Caesars Entertainment Inc. (Nasdaq: CZR) to bring its sports betting exchange to Indiana. A betting exchange is marketplace that allows bettors to wager against each other at lower fees than those offered by a traditional sportsbook.... Read More

Naval Reactor Components to be Made in Mount Vernon

Virginia-based BWXT Nuclear Operations Group Inc., a subsidiary of BWX Technologies Inc. (NYSE: BWXT), has landed a $1 billion contract from the U.S. Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program. The contract calls for naval nuclear reactor components and fuel, and BWXT says some of the work will be performed in Mount Vernon.... Read More

New Apartments Near Notre Dame Under Consideration

A Pennsylvania-based luxury home and apartment builder is eyeing an 11-acre piece of property just east of the University of Notre Dame. The South Bend Tribune reports Toll Brothers Inc. (NYSE: TOL) plans to invest $100 million to demolish an existing 193-unit complex and replace it with a 328-unit apartment community.... Read More

NFL to Allow More Fans for Combine

The National Football League is planning to open its annual Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium in downtown Indianapolis to thousands more fans. Our partners at the Indianapolis Business Journal report spectators will be able to view primetime activities at the combine from the 100 and 200 levels of the stadium, closer to the field than previously allowed.... Read More

Creative Works Relocating to Indianapolis

A Morgan County design company is moving its operations to Indianapolis. Mooresville-based Creative Works, which designs, manufactures and installs themes, props and attractions for the amusement industry, says it will relocate to the Park Fletcher industrial complex on the city's southwest side in May, bringing with it more than 70 jobs and creating up to 30 more by the end of the year. The move comes as the company prepares to celebrate its 25th anniversary this year.... Read More

IU Health Bedford Receives Dementia Friendly Designation

Indiana University Health has designated its first Dementia Friendly hospital. IU Health Bedford Hospital is receiving the designation, which comes from the health system's Community Health Alzheimer’s and Dementia Resource Service, trains organizations on how to interact with and assist individuals with dementia.... Read More

NiSource Swings to Full-Year Profit

Merrillville-based NiSource Inc. (NYSE: NI) is reporting full-year net income of $530 million, compared to a loss of $72.7 million in 2020. Lloyd Yates, who became president and chief executive officer earlier this month, says the utility's electric generation transition is expected to drive growth by the end of the year.... Read More