South Bend-based TayCo Brace designs lightweight ankle braces stable enough to support a 300-pound lineman going through injury recovery. Gavin Ferlic explains how recently secured $1.2 million in seed funding will impact future growth.... Read More
INDYCAR and NASCAR intersect this weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as both series will run races on the 2.4-mile road course. IMS President Doug Boles outlines the economic impact, fan interest and what’s ahead.... Read More
The GEO Foundation was founded in 1998 and it has altered the trajectory of impoverished high school students to succeed in college through its innovative College Immersion Program. We get insight on new initiatives from Kevin Teasley.... Read More
She transformed a culinary mishap and turned it into a delectable national brand. Carrie Abbott shares how she scaled and diversified her candy product offering with the acquisition of The Best Chocolate in Town.... Read More
The city of Attica is one of five small Indiana communities in the running for a $2 million grant designed to revitalize deteriorating downtowns. Mary-Rachel Redman with the story from Fountain County.... Read More
Agtech startup IntelinAir says it is helping Hoosier farmers increase yields and profits through its AI-driven crop intelligence software. We’ll get details from Tim Hassinger.... Read More
A first for Parkview Mirro Center for Research and Innovation in Fort Wayne. Brandon McDaniel has been awarded a grant to examine parents’ mobile phone habits and mental health. He joins us this week to explain the impact the research could have on families.... Read More
Indiana State University is launching an institutional initiative that may be a first-of-its kind in the nation. President Deborah Curtis explains how the plan supports the state’s educational goals of completion, equity and talent.... Read More
With the SEC preparing to add Oklahoma and Texas, the attention now shifts to what’s next for the other powerhouse college conferences, including the Big Ten. Mike DeCourcy breaks down the possibilities.... Read More
From Lady Tron’s in New Albany to Panini Panini in Michigan City, this month’s Trendiana is a palette-pleaser for sandwich lovers across Indiana. Yelp’s Brittany Smith samples some of the best to celebrate National Sandwich Month.... Read More
There are big changes taking place at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. From a new Ph.D. program in global leadership, to new buildings on campus to a new men’s basketball program. President Dottie King joins us with details.... Read More
The first phase of the Electric Works district in Fort Wayne is set to open in a little over a year. Mary-Rachel Redman has an update on construction and how the development could be a game-changer for northeast Indiana.... Read More
The city of Fishers is focusing on becoming a major player in central Indiana’s robust life sciences sector. Mayor Scott Fadness has details on Italy-based Stevanato Group’s plans to build a $145 million manufacturing plant there and how that could lead to more investments.... Read More
Indiana has built a reputation as the nation’s manufacturing mecca and now Governor Eric Holcomb says the state is building a strong portfolio in innovation and research and development. He offers perspective on what’s fueling the growth.... Read More
There’s a new strategy in Indiana to help fill the state’s workforce pipeline with the next generation of advanced manufacturing and logistics talent. Sue Ellspermann and Bradley Rhorer with more on the mission of the Make IN Move campaign.... Read More
A treasured Hoosier tradition returns this week as the Indiana State Fair gets underway after the pandemic canceled the event last year. Cindy Hoye breaks down the economic impact of the fair and explains how the fairgrounds has evolved into a year-round big business.... Read More
Black Restaurant Week Midwest Indianapolis is part of a nationwide organization responsible for celebrating the flavors of African American, African and Caribbean cuisine. Alycia Hightower and Oya Woodruff join us to explain the group’s palate-pleasing No Crumb Left behind campaign.... Read More
High school athletes across the state of Indiana are gearing up for a 2021 fall sports season that will look far different than what it did last year. Paul Neidig gives his insight on what athletes, parents and fans can expect.... Read More
Community Health Network is conducting its first-ever Phase 1 clinical oncology trial. Dr. Bert O’Neill explains how its allowing the healthcare provider to bring treatments to patients without them having to leave home.... Read More
Jim and Nancy Cotterill launched UNITE INDY four years ago to help those living in poverty find jobs. Now, they’re helping inmates prepare to find work when they are released. Jim Cotterill explains how the program works.... Read More
