Earlham College on Friday announced it has raised $118 million in its "For Good: The Campaign for Earlham College," marking what it said is the most successful fundraising effort in the college's 177-year history. The campaign received 11,000 donations.... Read More
Haynes International Inc., an alloy manufacturer headquartered in Kokomo, announced Friday that Marty Losch has been promoted to chief operating officer. The company said Losch will take on all commercial and operational activities for Haynes in the new role.... Read More
A group of students from Signature School in Evansville took the top prize in the Innovate WithIN pitch competition state finals. Held at Butler University, 10 teams from high schools statewide competed for thousands of dollars in funding and scholarships.... Read More
In December, the Economic Development Corp. of Wayne County launched an effort in partnership with California-based Tootris to help employers connect workers with access to child care. However, EDC of Wayne County President Valerie Shaffer says...... Read More
The WWE has signed an eight-year deal to bring Royal Rumble, WrestleMania and SummerSlam to Lucas Oil Stadium. We have an exclusive interview with WWE exec Chris Legentil on why Indiana was chosen and the statewide impact.... Read More
A planned $600 million waste-to-fuel plant in Gary is no longer on the table. Gary Redevelopment Commission President George Rogge told our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana the project from Fulcrum BioEnergy is "dead" after six years of planning.... Read More
The Distressed Unit Appeal Board (DUAB) has unanimously approved a resolution to dissolve state oversight of the Gary Community School Corporation, effective July 1. This marks the end of the district’s seven-year designation as a distressed political subdivision. Under Senate Enrolled Act 567, the school district was designated as a distressed unit due to an operating budget deficit that exceeded $20 million in 2017.... Read More
A program providing hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers health insurance could be in jeopardy after a Washington D.C. judge on Thursday vacated a federal approval for the Healthy Indiana Plan. Chief Judge James E. Boasberg found fault with the...... Read More
Indianapolis-based venture studio High Alpha has launched its latest software startup: Luster, which uses artificial intelligence to help salespeople sharpen their skills. Luster’s software platform offers an alternative to traditional sales training methods.... Read More
The board of directors for the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority announced Thursday that $11 million in awards from the HOME Investment Partnership Program will be awarded to eight housing projects across the state.... Read More
A measure of prices that is closely tracked by the Federal Reserve suggests that inflation pressures in the U.S. economy are continuing to ease. Friday's Commerce Department report showed that consumer prices were flat from April to May.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Innopower—an organization that aims to support minority entrepreneurs—has launched a tool designed to connect minority business owners with essential resources to help fuel growth. Indy Biz Pass allows business owners to reach out to...... Read More
Austin, Texas-based Vital Farms is planning to expand operations to southern Indiana. The company, which produces a variety of pasture-raised egg and butter products, said this week it will construct an egg washing and packing facility in Seymour.... Read More
The Indiana Historical Society has announced its 2024 Indiana Living Legends. The four honorees are being recognized "for their local, statewide and national accomplishments in a variety of areas and disciplines."... Read More
The federal Health Resources and Services Administration has awarded $5 million to the University of Southern Indiana to continue its Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program for an additional five years. The university said that the funding is the...... Read More
Behind-the-scenes conversations between Hogsett administration officials and a would-be investor group about bringing Major League Soccer to Indianapolis are expected to run throughout this summer while a state committee considers a new...... Read More
From reading skills to happy hour, all or parts of nearly 150 laws will take effect July 1 in Indiana. Other key topics include wetlands, higher education oversight and more. Senate Enrolled Acts 1 and 6 address one of the most heavily debated topics of...... Read More
Goshen, Clarksville, Indianapolis and eight other communities will receive a total of $51 million in low-interest loans to finance infrastructure projects that support residential housing development.... Read More
A period care startup that originated in central Indiana has landed a key approval for its menstrual cup with a reusable tampon-style applicator. Earlier this month, Sunny received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's 510k clearance for its product.... Read More
The Muncie-based Ball Brothers Foundation has awarded more than $4 million in grants to nearly three dozen projects in the region. Among them is a $2.5 million grant to support the construction of the new Performing Arts Center at Ball State University.... Read More
