Investments, new projects powering northern Indiana

Hundreds of new jobs and multiple projects are coming to the South Bend-Elkhart region. South Bend – Elkhart Regional Partnership President & CEO Bethany Hartley shares how the area is focusing on childcare and housing to support the people coming in.... Read More

FULL SHOW: Inside INdiana Business 10/13/24

Our IBJ Media Engage Indiana series takes us to South Bend, Elkhart and New Carlisle. We look at the major investments happening in the region, from major companies to new housing projects and quality of life initiatives. Plus, Kylie Veleta shares about how a new film debuting at the Heartland Film Festival is shining the […]... Read More

Engage Indiana travels to Lafayette

Our year-long IBJ Media Engage Indiana series, which takes us to every corner of the state, rolled into the heart of Boilermaker country this week. The region is in the midst of transformational change, fueled by big economic development deals and a world class university.... Read More

Lilly invests additional $4.5 billion in LEAP

Eli Lilly and Co. CEO Dave Ricks called this week’s announcement a unique moment for the pharmaceutical industry. Lilly is investing $4.5 billion to create the Medicine Foundry, a first of its kind center combining research and advanced manufacturing in a single location. It will focus on new ways of producing medicines and fueling Lilly’s […]... Read More

FULL SHOW: Inside INdiana Business 10/6/24

Gerry Dick talks to Eli Lilly and Company after their announcement of an additional $4.5 billion into the LEAP Innovation District. Kylie Veleta introduces us to a startup at Purdue Research Park that invented a method to rescue donated kidneys that didn’t make it to their recipient on time. Plus, our Engage Indiana Series travels […]... Read More

Around INdiana Headlines: 9/29/24

New Haven residents hear a proposal for a $500 million casino project if one of Indiana’s gaming licenses is moved from Rising Star Casino. Plus, Wabash Valley Resources lands a $1.6B federal loan commitment and Curtis Creek Dairy nears completion of an $80 million project.... Read More

Purdue releases new ‘Boilers to Mars’ short film

Neil Armstrong is one of 27 Purdue alumni who have visited outer space. Now, Purdue University has created its first ever short film, ‘Boilers to Mars,’ which aims to attract students who want to continue Purdue’s dominance and reputation as a world leader in aviation.... Read More

FULL SHOW: Inside INdiana Business 9/29/24

Indianapolis Airport Authority Executive Director Mario Rodriguez says the airport’s 50th nonstop destination will be announced next month. Plus, IndyCar’s Sam Schmidt shares the mission behind his new center in Carmel that will help people with paralysis and other conditions.... Read More

Indiana Fever President Allison Barber leaving to join the Marvella Project

A groundbreaking initiative is set to transform the landscape for young female athletes across the country. The Marvella Project includes a new youth sports complex geared toward women athletes in Northwest Indiana. Outgoing Indiana Fever President Allison Barber will oversee the not-for-profit component of Marvella, along with former Fever star player and executive Tamika Catchings […]... Read More

Business of Health headlines: 9/22/24

Carmel-based MBX Biosciences made its debut on the NASDAQ about one week ago and saw its shares jump 48% from its initial public offering. Plus, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has partnered with California-based Topcon for vision testing and other services.... Read More

FULL SHOW: Inside INdiana Business 9/22/24

Our Engage East Central Indiana panelists share insight on the comeback the region is experiencing and economic development projects in the works. Plus, we talk to Allison Barber about her new role with the Marvella Project and a Carmel-based company goes public.... Read More

Inside the endangered Sposeep & Sons Building

The Sposeep & Sons Building was home to a once thriving scrap metal business that dates all the way back to 1890. Now, the prominent limestone landmark faces demolition and is one of the most endangered buildings in the state according to Indiana Landmarks.... Read More