U.S. News & World Report has released its annual rankings of best national universities and colleges in the U.S. and the Hoosier State has eight on the overall list. The publication calculates its ran... Read More
A Missouri-based automotive components manufacturer is planning to expand in southern Indiana. TG Missouri Corp. says it will invest $19 million to repurpose a 50,000-square-foot manufacturing facilit... Read More
The city of Indianapolis has issued a Request for Information as it looks for ideas to repurpose the City-County Building. The RFI comes ahead of a big change as about 50% of the building's workforce... Read More
The University of Notre Dame says it has committed to becoming a carbon neutral campus by 2050 and plans to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by at least 65% within the next nine years. President Rev. J... Read More
Nine small Indiana businesses are being recognized as part of Small Business Week in Indiana. The list ranges from alloy manufacturers to technology companies. The Indiana Economic Development Corp. s... Read More
A transit service provided by the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority, the Whitestown Connector, has expanded its hours and days of operation. The route, which begins near 86th Street an... Read More
Indianapolis-based Premium Audio Co. and Sharp Corp. in Japan have created a joint venture and acquired the audio/video business of Japan-based Onkyo. PAC says it owns 75% of the joint venture and wil... Read More
Twenty-five rural Indiana communities will receive nearly $13 million in federal grants to improve water infrastructure and address blighted properties. The state distributes the Community Development... Read More
Evansville-based CenterPoint Energy Indiana North is looking to continue its natural gas infrastructure improvements in the state. The utility, a subsidiary of Texas-based CenterPoint Energy Inc. (NYS... Read More
Iowa-based Engineered Plastic Components Inc. is planning to expand its operations in Scott County. The company, which makes injection molded plastic products for a variety of industries, says it will... Read More
It has been a year since AgriNovus Indiana launched its Field Atlas program. It is a career exploration platform to help guide high school and college students towards a possible career in the agbiosc... Read More
Indiana revenue beat the most recent projections for the month of August. The Indiana State Budget Agency says General Fund revenues totaled nearly $1.4 billion last month, which was 8.1% higher than... Read More
After a lackluster July, Indiana sportsbooks saw an 11% increase in sports betting in August. According to data from the Indiana Gaming Commission, gamblers placed $216 million in wagers last month, r... Read More
COVID-19 has forced the cancellation of a big RV show in Elkhart County for the second straight year. The South Bend Tribune reports the 2021 RV Dealer Open House will not be held because of concerns... Read More
Kokomo-based biosolids management company Merrell Bros. is expanding its portfolio with the addition of a new cleantech division. The company has invested in and is partnering with 374Water, a cleante... Read More
A college ratings website that aggregates school rankings from a variety of publications has just released its list of top MBA on-campus programs for 2022, and two business schools in Indiana made the... Read More
Bloomington-based Hoosier Energy has inked a power purchase agreement with an affiliate of Clenera, a solar and storage project developer in Idaho. The rural electric co-op says the 20-year deal with... Read More
A Germany-based manufacturer of trays used in automation has announced plans to open its first U.S. production plant in Indiana, investing $2.2 million to upgrade and equip a facility on the northeast... Read More
Brookville and Kendallville have been chosen as the pilot communities for the PreservINg Main Street grant program. Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Aff... Read More
The president and chief executive officer of the Evansville Convention and Visitors Bureau is planning to step down. Jim Wood confirmed to our partners at WEHT-TV that he will resign in January after... Read More
