Indianapolis International Airport lands more global recognition. We’ll take you to IND where we go one-on-one with Mario Rodriguez for more on the high-profile award, new business and what’s next for air travel. Plus, Around INdiana Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman has more on the a revival of sorts at Indianapolis International Airport as more restaurants and […]... Read More
Indiana State University is launching an ambitious $100 million fundraising campaign. The theme is “Be So Bold.” It is our first campaign in at least 10 years and promises to do great things for the university. President Deborah Curtis has more.... Read More
With a series of economic development announcements that is the envy of many communities, Delaware County is on a hot streak. A traditionally industrial and agricultural county with a growing emphasis on technology and modern manufacturing, Muncie and Delaware County are attracting U.S. and international investment with an impressive record of “wins” in the past […]... Read More
There’s a big supply and demand problem when it comes to the number of teachers in Indiana classrooms. There aren’t enough of them. Roncalli High School President Chuck Weisenbach has more about the teacher shortage and a potential solution.... Read More
A convention focused on healing the families of those lost in the line of duty is coming to Terre Haute. Shelley Klingerman, Founder & Executive Director, Project Never Broken, the sister of fallen Terre Haute Police Detective Greg Ferency joins us to talk about the event and its unique mission.... Read More
From auto racing to hockey to a new event center, a billion-dollar business boom is taking off in Fishers. Mayor Scott Fadness breaks it all down.... Read More
Purdue President Mitch Daniels has perspective on why the White House has its sights set on West Lafayette as potential hub for the next wave technology. Plus, Around INdiana Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman was at Purdue for a visit by U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.... Read More
An NFL Football Team Owner and Rock-and-Roller at Heart. IBJ Reporter Dave Lindquist has details on the Jim Irsay Collection, a big shindig in downtown Indy and the chances of an Irsay “museum” landing in Indiana. ... Read More
Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana has publicly launched a $25 million fundraising campaign it says will focus on the implementation of the nonprofit’s strategic initiatives.... Read More
Ivy Tech offers internship at French Lick Resort & Ball State receives $750K grant to help STEM students we have more in this week’s (i) on Education headlines.... Read More
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has launched an online platform to help job seekers with educational and job training opportunities throughout the state. Todd Hurst, Executive Director, Institute for Workforce Excellence has more on the Talent Resource Navigator.... Read More
The Kamm and Schellinger Brewery in Mishawaka…a blast from the past of a once thriving area along the riverfront. Around INdiana Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman has more on why it landed on Indiana Landmarks 10 Most Endangered List again this year and how it could be saved. ... Read More
Rolling north to the RV Capital of the World where the economy is taking a new direction. More on what’s driving growth with Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson. ... Read More
A long talked-about life sciences corridor is beginning to take shape in downtown Indianapolis. New 16 Tech CEO Emily Krueger joins us to talk about how innovation in the tech district fits into the vision.... Read More
One of Indiana’s fast-growing companies, 120Water, has received a big boost to help communities in need of modern water quality solutions. Co-founder and CEO Megan Glover joins us this week with more on the company’s plans for the investment.... Read More
Labor Day weekend is a time to pause and take a deep dive into how Indiana’s workforce is shaping up to meet the high-tech challenges of tomorrow. Sue Ellspermann shares what Ivy Tech is doing to prepare students.... Read More
For decades, the NCAA didn’t allow student-athletes to make money from their name, image, or likeness. Our Around INdiana Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman caught up with former Purdue Boilermaker basketball great Robbie Hummel to get his take on the change.... Read More
Purdue Football legend Drew Brees–throwing his weight behind the new reality of college sports. Details on Purdue’s game plan to tackle the complicated game of Name, Image and Likeness through the Boilermaker Alliance. Co-founder Jeff McKean explains the group’s mission to help student-athletes.... Read More
The nation’s largest retailer has big plans for Indiana. Walmart says a $75 million investment this year around Indiana will include physical improvements to stores and also enhancements to pickup, delivery and online offerings. Jessica Villanueva, Walmart Regional General Manager has more.... Read More
A potential lifesaver for college students at Butler—right in the palm of their hands. In the Business of Health, Kylie Veleta discusses the new app with Butler University Counseling Center Director Keith Magnus how a new app could help students cope with mental health issues.... Read More
