More than five dozen land owners in Tell City have reached a settlement with General Electric, which had been accused of releasing hazardous materials in the area. The Courier & Press in Evansville reports the residents sued the company in...... Read More
Party insiders have unanimously selected Jeffersonville economic development leader Wendy Dant Chesser to fill a vacant state House seat, according to the Indiana Democratic Party. She will take over for former Rep. Rita Fleming, who abruptly retired...... Read More
Construction company Meyer Najem, one of the fastest growing private companies in central Indiana, is transitioning its ownership over to its employees. The Fishers-based company announced Tuesday its shift to an employee stock ownership plan.... Read More
Attorneys in a lawsuit against Indiana’s near-total abortion ban jumped right into testimony Wednesday, beginning a trial in which plaintiffs are seeking to widen medical exemptions and strike down a requirement that stripped abortion clinics of their...... Read More
An executive with Columbus-based Toyota Material Handling says the company's nearly $100 million expansion follows an analysis of the company's future over the next decade. Officials from the company joined Gov. Eric Holcomb on Thursday to break ground on...... Read More
Officials in Terre Haute will cut the ribbon Thursday on a new museum celebrating the legacy of an Indiana icon. The opening of the Larry Bird Museum, located at the Terre Haute Convention Center, follows several years of delays.... Read More
West Lafayette-based startup WaveLogix has secured $3 million in Series A funding from Cambridge, Massachusetts-based venture capital firm Rhapsody Venture Partners. The company has developed concrete sensor technology to measure strength levels in...... Read More
An employee of a FedEx shipping center in Terre Haute is facing multiple theft charges after being accused of stealing nearly $75,000 worth of cell phones. The Vigo County Sheriff's Office said Paul Alex Deatrick, 40, was arrested on May 23.... Read More
The former CEO of an Indianapolis charter network is accused of defrauding its schools by working with two other individuals to bill for goods and services that were never provided. Brian Metcalf was charged with nine counts of wire fraud as part of...... Read More
Hopes for interest rate cuts this year by the Federal Reserve are steadily fading, with a stream of recent remarks by Fed officials underscoring their intention to keep borrowing costs high as long as needed to curb persistently elevated inflation.... Read More
A new analysis from the Center for Business and Economic Research at Ball State shows Indiana's Regional Cities Initiative created a major economic impact throughout the state. The $126 million initiative was launched in 2015 by then-Gov. Mike Pence.... Read More
Indianapolis residents and environmental advocates led by the Hoosier Environmental Council secured a victory Tuesday when the state’s top environmental agency denied a developer’s permit to build on small section of wetlands on the city’s south side.... Read More
A $50 million mixed-use development currently under construction in downtown Fort Wayne has its first commercial tenant. Set to open this fall, Ducky's at The Pearl will feature a full-service family restaurant and duckpin bowling.... Read More
Abortion providers are asking an Indiana trial judge to broaden access to abortions under the state's near-total ban. Indiana law allows for abortion in rare circumstances, including when the health or life of the woman is at risk, but only at a hospital.... Read More
Indiana Dunes Tourism has awarded nearly $50,000 to several businesses and organizations in Porter County. The funding aims to support community projects, marketing initiatives and unique events to attract new and repeat visitors to the county.... Read More
Three University of Notre Dame students are reimagining the way breast cancer patients receive treatment. Sunghoon Rho, Ciara Dillon and Nicholas Ross, co-founders of South Bend-based VisiLocate, a company seeking to help surgeons find breast cancer tumors using a miniature localization light device, clinched the grand prize at the McCloskey New Venture Competition held in April.... Read More
University of Notre Dame rising seniors Jakub Drwal, Andrew Vittiglio and Jack Wayman want to take real estate investing into the future by bringing transparency and liquidity like never before to the market. Their early-stage startup, CR3 Markets will serve as an exchange for commercial real estate asset management firms and developers to raise public funds. The company has secured an initial pilot with a South Bend-based developer and also received $250,000 from Notre Dame’s 1842 Fund. The VC also helped with the process of hiring the company’s CEO, Wyck Brown.... Read More
New, partially-unredacted public records offer a glimpse into public dollars so far spent to defend Attorney General Todd Rokita’s law license. Payments related to the attorney general’s disciplinary case is likely far greater than what’s visible in the...... Read More
Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry led a crowd of nearly 100 people as officials broke ground Tuesday on the $60 million mixed-used development known as The Vault on Main. The project at Fifth and Main streets in the heart of downtown Evansville has been...... Read More
New Jersey-based Campbell Soup Co. has announced a supply chain optimization plan that will see the elimination of 415 jobs, including 85 in Clark County. The company said Tuesday its Jeffersonville plant will transition to specialize in the production of...... Read More
