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Extent of Carmel borrowing unusual for Indiana; Brainard says investments pay off

July 28, 2017

Carmel’s total liabilities have swelled to nearly $1.2 billion including principal, interest and other debt payments, according to the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance.

Roundup: Discount retailer coming to Whitestown; French restaurant opens in Zionsville

July 28, 2017

While many retailers are closing stores in droves, one store catering to teens and preteens is expanding its footprint across the country and planning to open a location in Whitestown.

Private equity firms’ acquisition targets get pricey

July 27, 2017

Private equity funds are getting larger, and new players are entering the market. This translates into more competition for deals, which is driving up prices.

Final miles of I-69 expected to take years, $1.5 billion to complete

July 27, 2017

Gov. Eric Holcomb included $554.3 million in state funding for the Martinsville-to-Indianapolis stretch of I-69, known as Section 6, in his recently released $5.1 billion Next Level Roads Plan.

KENNEDY: Contrasts in leadership

July 27, 2017

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has shown leadership in his handling of the police shooting of an unarmed black man.

Pitch-events company Verge changes name to Powderkeg

July 27, 2017

The 8-year-old company changed its name after settling a lawsuit with a national media outlet of the same name. Founder Matt Hunckler said Powderkeg will also introduce a premium membership tier.

Cincinnati-based First Financial buying MainSource for $1B

July 25, 2017

The two banks have overlapping footprints. As a result, First Financial said that after the merger is complete it expects to close 45 to 50 offices.

Roundup: Jazz Fest headliners, Indy Film Fest shift, more

July 25, 2017

Plus new on Star Wars symphonic performances, opera in Bloomington, and a birthday shoutout.

Longtime Colt stepping down after 33 years with team

July 25, 2017

The Indianapolis Colts are saying so long to one of their most valuable members. No, Andrew Luck is not retiring. But the all-star quarterback will no doubt feel the impact of the change.

Condo developer moving to Herron-Morton as part of $18.4M project

July 25, 2017

Onyx+East plans to overhaul a historic building on Central Avenue for its headquarters and build 60 condominiums in the north-side neighborhood.

Priority list includes free theater, grown-up night at Children’s Museum

July 24, 2017

Plus: American Ballet Theatre stars grace a local benefit.

Hospital systems blitzing area with urgent care centers

July 20, 2017

Urgent care centers, which already seem to have blanketed nearly every retail strip and neighborhood in central Indiana, are continuing to spring up at a surprising rate.

Will new Pacers roster fill seats at Bankers Life Fieldhouse?

July 20, 2017

The Indiana Pacers sales staff is gearing up for a crucial three-month stretch before the season tips off.

LOU’S VIEWS: Herron artists head north

July 20, 2017

Plus a mission to Chicago’s new spy-themed eatery

As Lucas Oil Stadium nears 10th year, new director rolls out ambitious agenda

July 20, 2017

Eric Neuburger, hired in April to run Lucas Oil Stadium, hopes to draw more conventions and other non-sports events to the $720 million venue.

City preservation officials sign off on $260M Bottleworks project

July 20, 2017

After months of discussions, the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission on Wednesday approved the design of a massive development that could transform the northeast end of Massachusetts Avenue.

Why Indiana is outpacing the nation in health-care spending

July 17, 2017

An expansion in health coverage and an end to the recession, which hit Indiana hard, are two big reasons.

Priority list includes Songbook Academy finals, Brickyard fest, more

July 17, 2017

Plus a world-premiere musical adaptation of “Jane Eyre.”

Colts viewers to get 3-D perspective on games at Lucas Oil Stadium

July 14, 2017

Intel has agreed to pay the city’s Capital Improvement Board close to $110,000 so it can install 3-D cameras and sell 360-degree replays to broadcasters. But the video won’t be played inside the stadium.

EDITORIAL: Kenley exit leaves legislative void

July 13, 2017

While saying “no” invariably creates enemies, it helped that his decisions were based on hard thought, not whims.

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Extent of Carmel borrowing unusual for Indiana; Brainard says investments pay off

Roundup: Discount retailer coming to Whitestown; French restaurant opens in Zionsville

Private equity firms’ acquisition targets get pricey

Final miles of I-69 expected to take years, $1.5 billion to complete

KENNEDY: Contrasts in leadership

Pitch-events company Verge changes name to Powderkeg

Cincinnati-based First Financial buying MainSource for $1B

Roundup: Jazz Fest headliners, Indy Film Fest shift, more

Longtime Colt stepping down after 33 years with team

Condo developer moving to Herron-Morton as part of $18.4M project

Priority list includes free theater, grown-up night at Children’s Museum

Hospital systems blitzing area with urgent care centers

Will new Pacers roster fill seats at Bankers Life Fieldhouse?

LOU’S VIEWS: Herron artists head north

As Lucas Oil Stadium nears 10th year, new director rolls out ambitious agenda

City preservation officials sign off on $260M Bottleworks project

Why Indiana is outpacing the nation in health-care spending

Priority list includes Songbook Academy finals, Brickyard fest, more

Colts viewers to get 3-D perspective on games at Lucas Oil Stadium

EDITORIAL: Kenley exit leaves legislative void