A monthly measurement of home sales, conducted by Indianapolis-based F.C. Tucker Co., shows the central Indiana housing market remains robust and more expensive. The real estate company says year-to-d... Read More
Trine University in Angola says it has set a record for fall enrollment. The university welcomed just over 5,400 students at the beginning of the semester, more than 200 above the previous record.... Read More
Columbus-based Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) is further expanding its reach into hands-free driving innovation. The manufacturer says it will be launching a set of software features to integrate its powert... Read More
Former Indiana Secretary of Commerce Jim Schellinger has joined Butler University in Indianapolis as Ambassador of Global Relations in the Office of the President. Schellinger resigned in March from t... Read More
Various community organizations in St. Joseph County and Berrien County, Michigan have received grant funding from the 1st Source Foundation. Educational children programs, many of which focus on redu... Read More
The Indiana University Board of Trustees has approved two construction projects for its campuses in Indianapolis and Bloomington. The approval includes a new medical education building that will be in... Read More
The Indiana Department of Insurance says there will no change to worker’s compensation rates in 2022. The state compensation program covers medical costs associated with workplace injuries and provid... Read More
Officials in Vigo County are pushing for Hard Rock International to receive the open gaming license to develop a casino in Terre Haute. The Tribune-Star reports the Vigo County Council and the Board o... Read More
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture has received a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support mental health and stress among Indiana farmers. ISDA is partnering with the... Read More
As a child, Christine Picard would get the jitters about critters. But as an adult, her insight into insects has led to significant discoveries. But first, she had to overcome that fear. Her fear-turn... Read More
Several West Lafayette partners have announced a challenge at Discovery Park District designed to find innovative solutions to traffic problems in the city. Innovation Partners Institute, Purdue Resea... Read More
Indiana revenue once again beat the most recent projections for the month of September. The Indiana State Budget Agency says General Fund revenues totaled just over $1.9 billion last month, which was... Read More
The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in downtown Indianapolis has launched the public phase of its $55 million capital and endowment campaign. The museum is looking to raise more t... Read More
The executive director of the Hoosier Environmental Council has announced his retirement after 14 years with the organization. Jesse Kharbanda says he is pursuing other environmental causes but will r... Read More
Ten Indiana hospitals are included in the 2021 "Digital Health Most Wired" list from the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives. The list highlights hospitals that demonstrate the opt... Read More
An Indiana University spokesman has confirmed to our partners at the Indianapolis Business Journal that the university has agreed to pay former President Michael McRobbie an additional $582,000. The e... Read More
A research study led by researchers from the Indiana University School of Medicine has received $42 million in a series of award to continue the exploration of concussions in athletes. The study is co... Read More
Economic development officials from Lake County are exploring redevelopment opportunities for the former Highland Ultra grocery store that has sat vacant since 2017. Our partners at The Times of North... Read More
An Indianapolis entrepreneur has been selected for the MIT Solve's 2021 Solver and Indigenous Communities Fellow Class. Katara McCarty is the founder of EXHALE, an emotional well-being app tailored fo... Read More
A Marion County judge says a new state law allowing the Indiana General Assembly to call itself into special session during future emergencies does not violate the state's constitution. Governor Eric... Read More
