Muncie Awards ARPA Grants
The city of Muncie has selected businesses who will receive grants from the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funding. Mayor Dan Ridenour says nearly 200 businesses and restaurants have been awar... Read More
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PODCAST: Clearing the Path to Carbon Markets
One of the innovative leaders at New Hampshire-based Regrow says the startup’s technology is helping farmers take part in the growing carbon market and benefit from a growing revenue stream. Carbon ma... Read More
Rolls-Royce Awarded $500M B-52 Engine Contract
The U.S. Air Force has selected Rolls-Royce North America to provide engines for the B-52 Stratofortress aircraft as part of its Commercial Engine Replacement Program. Rolls-Royce will build and test... Read More
INDYCAR Taking Over Indy Lights Promotion
Penske Entertainment Corp. has announced INDYCAR will become the sanctioning body and promoter of the Indy Lights series after the 2021 season. The series, which is the final step on the Road to Indy... Read More
Indy Eleven to Field Women’s Team
Indy Eleven Professional Soccer is growing its footprint in the sport. The club says it will field a women's senior team in the USL W League, a pre-professional soccer league that will launch next yea... Read More
Jackson County is Broadband Ready
Another Indiana community has removed barriers that might inhibit the growth of broadband service. The Indiana Broadband Office says Jackson County is now designated as an official Broadband Ready Com... Read More
Columbus Regional Boosting Minimum Wage
Some employees at Columbus Regional Health are in line for a pay increase next month. The health system says it will increase the minimum starting wage to $15 an hour effective October 24.... Read More
Housing Complex Opens on Former Mill Site
Indianapolis-based Kittle Property Group Inc. has opened a new $43 million housing complex in New Albany. Monon Crossing was built on the site of the former StemWood Corp. lumber mill, which closed in... Read More
CBD Processor Prepares for Plant Opening
Officials from the city of Jeffersonville and One Southern Indiana will Thursday join representatives from HempRise Inc. for a ribbon cutting to celebrate the company’s new CBD facility in the River R... Read More
Marian Launching ‘City Connects’ in Indiana
Marian University in Indianapolis is implementing the Midwest expansion of a program designed to improve academic achievement among K-12 students. City Connects was founded 20 years ago at Boston Coll... Read More
New Tutoring Support for Hoosier Students
The Indiana Department of Education is offering a new service to help students in grades 8-12 prepare for SAT exams, math and Advanced Placement courses. IDOE says it is partnering with Schoolhouse.wo... Read More
IntelinAir Completes $20M Funding Round
An Indianapolis-based agtech startup has closed on a $20 million Series B round of funding. IntelinAir Inc., which has developed an AI-driven crop intelligence software platform called AGMRI, says it... Read More
Southlake Mall Set to Recoup Millions in Tax Overpayments
A shopping mall in Hobart is set to recover tens of millions of dollars in tax overpayments after the Indiana Supreme Court ruled in its favor in a dispute over tax assessment. Our partners at The Tim... Read More
Nonprofit Lender Seeks Federal Designation
CDFI Friendly Bloomington is one of three Indiana nonprofits awarded a $125,000 grant from the U.S. Department of the Treasury as the organizations progress towards certification as a community develo... Read More
Nominations Sought for ‘Hoosier of the Year’ Award
The Indiana Society of Chicago Foundation Inc. is seeking nominations for its 2021 Hoosier of the Year award. This year's award will honor "worthy first responders from across Indiana who have gone ab... Read More
Toyota Suspending Production in Princeton
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Inc. is marking a one-day halt in production today in Gibson County. A spokesperson for the automaker cites ongoing supply chain challenges as the reason for taking... Read More
Logistics Centers Hiring Holiday Help
Distribution centers across the U.S. are ramping up for the busy holiday season, including GEODIS Inc. The company says it will be hiring more than 500 seasonal workers for its warehouse facilities in... Read More
African American Organizations Receive Grants
Sites across Indiana significant to the state's African American history are receiving help through two funds established by late Eli Lilly chemist Standiford "Stan" Cox. Eleven sites will receive a t... Read More
Fair Haven to Open New Indy Facility
Indianapolis-based nonprofit Fair Haven will Friday cut the ribbon on a $2.8 million facility for seriously ill patients and their families to stay while they seek critical medical care. Ada's Place i... Read More
Manchester to Name Building After First Black Students
Manchester University says it will name its Academic Center in honor of the university's first African American students, Martha and Joseph Cunningham. The siblings grew up near Kokomo and graduated i... Read More