Saraga International Grocery plans fourth Indy store, anchoring redeveloped shopping center
East Washington Plaza sits immediately southeast of the high-traffic intersection of Interstate 465 and East Washington Street.
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Q&A with Richard Worsham, who’s company makes ‘the new American motorcycle’
Worsham spoke with IBJ last week, discussing everything from what makes a Janus motorcycle unique to the manufacturing challenges the business’s 25 employees face to the company’s operating philosophies.
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Sam’s Square Pie to close on 10th Street with plans to find new home
Jeff Miner, who opened Sam’s Square Pie in 2024, said he’s not renewing his lease at the storefront once occupied by Love Handle restaurant.
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New Noblesville music festival spotlights skilled trades
Festival founder Josh Cecil describes TradeUp Fest, headlined by Larry Fleet, as a “Farm Aid for the skilled trades.”
Federal judge rules Trump plan to cut FEMA by 50% was unlawful 9:19 am
“Frankly, the FEMA staffing plan number appears as if pulled from thin air,” U.S. District Judge Susan Illston of the Northern District of California wrote in a ruling issued Friday.
Anthropic CEO calls for the AI industry to slow down 4:11 pm
In an essay published online, Dario Amodei said he was worried about the ability to control self-improving AI models. He also cited alarm over a recent incident where AI agents acted independently to conduct cybersecurity attacks.
For the US news industry, a tough summer draws to a close with McClatchy chain’s cuts
Other news organizations have taken similar action recently, including USA Today Co., formerly Gannett, earlier this month.
IPS to stop using Enroll Indy, drawing criticism from charter school leaders
Federal court rejects Trump order keeping Michigan coal plant open
Film captures determination behind first Women’s Little 500
Indy touts early success in homeless housing plan
As Pacers move to streaming, bars await distribution details
Prediction markets open pharmaceuticals to bets
Manufacturing companies struggle to fight cyberattacks in AI age
Seating upgrades on deck for Victory Field next season
Some say city-funded ads for lesser known elected office look like campaigning
Central Indiana existing-home sales fall after 4 months of increases
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This month, state lawmakers and economic development officials discuss the potential benefits and downsides of eliminating Indiana’s property tax. Abdul-Hakim Shabazz discusses tax referenda ahead of this fall’s general election. Amar Patel offers different approaches to economic growth amid the AI boom. And Lindsay Haake weighs in on the state’s Medicaid “fix.” -
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BioFutures
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You’ve probably noticed the special Breast Cancer Awareness license plates that have been available to Hoosiers for more than two decades. On this year’s “Business Cares: Breast Cancer Awareness” microsite, you’ll find out how revenue generated by plate sales is saving lives across the state. You’ll also find informative columns about breast cancer prevention, detection and treatment written by local physicians and details about three big breast cancer fundraisers coming to Indy. Visit Microsite