Indianapolis Business Journal

The coal industry is fighting for its life in Indiana, where production has fallen and employment has thinned in recent years. And it might have powerful friends in the Indiana General Assembly, where Republican lawmakers are preparing to roll out legislation to address stability and reliability on the electrical grid, John Russell reports. Also in this week’s issue, Anthony Schoettle tracks the progress of startup studio High Alpha, which has hit a higher gear this year by introducing eight new tech firms with two more expected in December. And Lindsey Erdody explores how the pandemic could exacerbate the challenges of the Salvation Army’s red kettle campaign, which already faced hurdles such as decreased foot traffic and the decline of people who carry cash.