Indiana Republicans want businesses to chip in for employee child care
The law is one of two recent state actions on child care from a Republican-controlled General Assembly that has resisted state funding for child care and early education.
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Historic Crispus Attucks High School to get health care lab space, new gym through $44M expansion
The investment includes a $25 million gift from IU Health, which has a partnership with Indianapolis Public Schools through its health care fellowship at Crispus Attucks.
Boone County considering moratorium on data center development
The Boone County Area Plan Commission unanimously voted to forward a favorable recommendation for the moratorium to the Boone County Commissioners, who have final approval.
North of 96 roundup: Taproom, Dairy Queen among north-side openings
A Sun King taproom, a primary care center and a Dairy Queen are among new businesses that have recently opened or are set to open across the north suburbs of Indianapolis. Here’s a look at some of them:
Indiana high school athletes may now profit off their name, image and likeness
IHSAA Commissioner Paul Neidig said the rule aims to clarify what high school student athletes are permitted to do.
Redistricting return, leadership questions loom after Indiana Senate primary shakeup
Gov. Mike Braun said Wednesday that it was too late for action on redistricting this year.
State launches ‘Keep IN’ initiative to support small business growth, retention
The statewide effort is expected provide resources for small businesses to reduce preventable business closures and support smoother business ownership transitions.
DoorDash plans to spend more than $50M on gas price relief for its drivers
The company said it would offer extra compensation to U.S. and Canadian drivers as part of a temporary program to offset a sharp increase in gas prices due to the Iran war.
Worries about AI’s risks to humanity loom over trial pitting Musk against OpenAI’s leaders
Witness testimony has touched on concerns about workforce disruptions and the prospect raised by Musk that superhuman AI might one day kill us all.
Lilly looks to sell about $8B of debt to fund acquisitions
The move comes as Lilly has embarked on a spree of large acquisitions, including two of its most-expensive transactions ever.
Narrow vote margins leave 2 GOP Indiana Senate races in uncertainty
The wrap-up of initial vote tallies from Indiana’s Republican primary showed incumbent Sens. Liz Brown and Spencer Deery in narrow races that could face recounts.
Zionsville council rejects proposed development with 173 homes, commercial uses
The council voted 5-2 to reject the Woodland Grove development plan from petitioner Steve Pittman of Pittman Partners.
Braun adds Indiana gas tax suspension on top of sales tax break
The move is expected to save Hoosier motorists 59.3 cents a gallon for the next month.
Oil prices sink, stocks rally worldwide on hopes for reopening Strait of Hormuz
Oil dropped as President Donald Trump said the Strait of Hormuz could be “OPEN TO ALL” if Iran accepts a reported agreement that the U.S. president did not detail.
Elanco’s stock climbs after company posts strong 1st quarter results
Demand for drugs to combat ticks and other pests was a major factor boosting Elanco Animal Health Inc.’s first quarter results, company executives said Wednesday.
IRS might owe you a refund for coronavirus-era fines. Here’s how to apply.
The IRS had assessed more than 120 million penalties against tens of millions of taxpayers for filing late returns, failing to pay taxes or failing to make required estimated tax payments between January 2020 and July 11, 2023.
Corteva still mulling post-split headquarters decisions
Indianapolis-based agricultural giant Corteva, which plans to separate into two independent companies, said it hasn’t yet decided where the companies will be based.
