Fans hit Lucas Oil for Final Four Friday warm-up activities
Fans from the Indianapolis area and beyond were at downtown for Final Four Friday, which featured open team practice sessions and other activities.
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Bears keep talking stadium deal with Illinois, but Indiana leaders stay ‘optimistic’
President Kevin Warren indicated this week that the team will give Illinois legislators more time to complete their counteroffer.
March jobs report blows past expectations
The report showed signs that employers had begun to regain confidence in stable business conditions following the volatile policy swings of the first year of the second Trump administration.
Starbucks dangles $1,200 bonuses for fast, friendly baristas
Starbucks is looking for a jolt after slow service and a focus on to-go orders resulted in stagnant sales.
Challengers to U.S. Rep. André Carson push for data center moratorium
Candidates for a more imminent election, the Democratic primary to represent Indianapolis in Congress, have made data centers a flash point of the election.
Lineups set for Championship Sunday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse
While the four teams playing in the Final Four at Lucas Oil Stadium are getting most of the attention, there are other championship games this weekend in Indianapolis.
Indiana Planned Parenthood faces clinic closures, state funding fight
Two Planned Parenthood clinics in Indianapolis will close Friday after federal funding cuts.
Q&A: Resultant CEO talks about strategy in buying M&A firm
Greg Layok said in evaluating a potential acquisition, “strategic fit is very important, but culture is even more important.”
Trump unveils 100% tariff on some patented drugs on ‘Liberation Day’ anniversary
Trump wrote that he deemed such actions necessary “to address the threatened impairment of the national security posed by imports of pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical ingredients.”
Michigan’s ‘Fab Five’ to reunite during Final Four
Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King and Ray Jackson will be part of an alternate broadcast for the Michigan-Arizona game.
Dolly Parton’s child reading program operational in all Indiana counties
The program gifts free, high-quality and age-appropriate books to children from birth to age five on a monthly basis, regardless of family income.
Amazon plans new same-day delivery facility in Boone County
Amazon said the 248,000-square foot facility would create hundreds of jobs and allow it to offer one-hour and three-hour deliveries across the Indianapolis area.
Georgia Street paved with asphalt — temporarily — ahead of Final Four weekend
A $9.1 million redevelopment of the street into mostly a park-like plaza was supposed to be done by now. But delays meant it wasn’t done for the Tip-Off Tailgate fan event.
How arts organizations can benefit from Clowes Memorial Hall ticket sales
For every ticket sold for a Clowes Memorial Hall event, $1 is added to a fund to support local arts organizations interested in presenting shows at Butler Arts & Events Center venues.
Short-term rentals are in high demand in Indianapolis for Final Four weekend
Local hotel rooms are virtually sold out this weekend for the Final Four in Indianapolis, and property owners who rent out their homes on sites like Airbnb and Vrbo say they’re also seeing high demand.
Eggs for Easter cost much less than last year. A look at the numbers.
What’s good for consumers isn’t necessarily good for farmers, who are finding it difficult to recoup their costs as egg prices plummet.
Trump says he’ll sign order to resume pay for Homeland Security, bypassing Congress
Department of Homeland Security employees have gone without paychecks during a record-long partial government shutdown that has reached 48 days.
Indiana strips nearly 1,800 noncitizens of commercial driver’s licenses
The law makes driving a commercial vehicle with a “false” CDL — or a foreign one, without additional entry documents — a Level 6 felony. An individual driver is subject to a civil penalty of $5,000, with employers at $50,000.
IU names board of nonprofit for real estate, research and life sciences work
Pamela Whitten, president of Indiana University, will serve as chair of the IU Inc. board of directors.
