Indy Airport Touts Boost in Passenger Traffic

Indianapolis International Airport officials say air travel out of Indy increased significantly during the third quarter. More than 2 million passengers traveled through the airport, marking a 133% increase from the same period last year, though still down 15% from 2019.... Read More

Zionsville Parks Foundation Launches

A new nonprofit organization is workig to preserve and grow the Zionsville parks system to coincide with the master planning of turning the former Wolf Run Golf Club into a new nature center. ... Read More

Work Begins on Courts Campus in Elkhart County

Officials in Elkhart County have broken ground on a new consolidated courts campus. The more than $90 million project includes a 173,000-square-foot building in Goshen that will combine the courthouses for the cities of Goshen and Elkhart into one location.... Read More

Report: British Airways Considering Direct Flight to Indy

British Airways is seeking to establish a new transatlantic flight from London to Indianapolis, according to a report published by Airport Coordination Limited. Our partners at the Indianapolis Business Journal report the airline looks to begin offering flights from Heathrow Airport next summer.... Read More

YMCA of Greater Indianapolis Names CEO

The YMCA of Greater Indianapolis has selected Gregg Hiland as its new president and chief executive officer. Hiland succeeds Derrick Stewart, who transitioned to a new role in the organization in September.... Read More

Genezen CEO: Location Creates Opportunity

The chief executive officer of Fishers-based Genezen says the Hamilton County city's central location provides an ideal environment for growth. The cell and gene therapy contract development and manufacturing organization today announced plans to... Read More

Higher Ed Commissioner Lubbers to Step Down

Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Teresa Lubbers says she plans to leave her post next March, following the conclusion of the 2022 legislative session. She has served in the role for more than 12 years and is currently the longest-serving higher education executive officer in the country. Lubbers was chosen by the 14-member commission in […]... Read More

Genezen Continues Life Sciences Growth in Fishers

The life sciences sector in Hamilton County continues to grow. Fishers-based cell and gene therapy contract development and manufacturing organization Genezen has announced plans to invest $40 million to expand its Fishers facility and create up to 62 jobs by the end of 2023. ... Read More