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Citing months without pay, contractors have stopped work on a building that is supposed to house a new culinary school for Ivy Tech Community College. The college is forced to put off its move, planned in time for the fall 2010 semester, while the building's owner and Junior Achievement of Central Indiana resolve questions from […]
The peanut-borne salmonella outbreak of 2009 raised awareness about the risk of illness from unlikely sources. Unfortunately,
that wasn’t the last time a seemingly innocuous ingredient made people sick, and prompted recalls.
Indiana’s reign at No. 3 may not last more than a year. It faces new competition from Ohio and possibly Kentucky.
The city of Indianapolis, which had listed the property for $667,500, had hoped to sell it the former hospital for redevelopment.
With tickets to the living history museum…and go up, up and away.
Netherlands-based Synthon Pharmaceuticals is seeking U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval to sell a copy of the medicine.
The more I deal with e-mail, the more I believe that, despite these extremely valuable benefits, e-mail is hurting our ability
to effectively grow our businesses.
Prior to its jump to Carmel, Civic offers a musical-heavy season at Marian University.
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is joined by conductor Brent Havens and a tribute rock band to perform “Music
of Pink Floyd” March 20 at Conseco Fieldhouse. Details here.
Yo-Yo Ma, March 23 at IU Auditorium, Bloomington. Details here.
Jay-Z: The BP3 Tour, March 20 at Conseco Fieldhouse. Details here.
Free performance by Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company 2, March 18 at the Arthur M. Glick JCC. Details here.
Great Big Sea, March 18 at the Vogue. Details here.
The International Violin Competition of Indianapolis presents 1990 Silver Medalist Marco Rizzi March 21 at the Indiana History
Center’s Basile Theater. Details here.
David Gray, March 24 at Old National Centre. Details here.
March 19-20
The Jazz Kitchen
It’s the 60th anniversary of the completion of Miles Davis’ “Birth of Cool” and, in tribute, the
Buselli Wallarab Jazz Orchestra will perform the music from the landmark album in its entirety. On Saturday, Brett Wallarab
leads a pre-show discussion for those who want to arrive early (parking is usually better then, too). For details, click here.
Opening March 19
Imax at Indiana State Museum
If Pandora seemed a little too fake for you, here’s an “Avatar” alternative. The Indiana State Museum’s
Imax Theatre presents the local premiere of “Hubble 3D,” narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio. It’s the latest
from the creative team that put together “Space Station 3D.
Oh, and you can still see “Avatar” at the Imax, through March 25. After that, “How to Train Your Dragon”
takes over.” For details, click here.
Opening March 20 Indiana History Center The Indiana History Center’s exhibition areas reopen this week in a big way
with the launch of “Indiana Experience.” Interactive areas, peopled with re-enactors, bring photographs from the
center’s archives to life. New viewing portals allow for detailed searching of the collection.
And there’s more. This weekend, it’s all opening to the public, which means you don’t have to wait to chaperone
your child’s field trip in order to join in on the educational fun. (Of course, you don’t have to do that, anyway—the
History Center is open to the public, although there will now be an admission charge.) Details here. And watch for a video tour of Indiana Experience coming soon at www.ibj.com.
Despite the flurry of clean-energy advancements, coal stocks are shooting up. That could give Indiana a better shot at keeping
electricity cheap.
Indianapolis-based beverage distributor plans to merge with Republic National Distributing Co. to fend off out-of-state heavyweight.
Indianapolis police fatally shot an Indianapolis man Tuesday night after they say he attacked an officer. The shooting took
place after police tried to stop the driver of a 1994 Grand Marquis for a traffic violation near 30th and Richardt streets.
Police Sgt. Paul Thompson said the driver fled and smashed into the squad car before stopping in a field at the end of a dead-end
street on the city's far-east side. "It is my understanding the officer was physically assaulted and possibly knocked
down, and maybe knocked out. At some point in time, he was able to fire and the suspect was shot multiple times," Thompson
said. The 35-year-old suspect later died at Wishard Hospital. The officer went to Methodist Hospital and is in stable condition
with head injuries.
The protective order will allow David Simon and Cynthia Simon-Skjodt access to records, even though they aren’t plaintiffs.
Two children and an adult were injured in a trailer fire in Plainfield about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday. The children, who lived
in the trailer, were taken to Riley Hospital in Indianapolis with unknown injuries. The rescuer was transported to Wishard
Hospital, also with unknown injuries.
A semi-truck driver fell asleep at the wheel and flipped his tanker truck on northbound Interstate 69 in Fishers early Wednesday
morning. The driver, 61-year-old Muncie resident Larry McLain, was not seriously injured. Highway usage was restricted while
the truck’s load of toxic liquid resin material was transferred to another tanker. Fox59 will have more at 4 p.m.
Companion Diagnostics Inc. moves from Connecticut to the IU Emerging Technologies Center, hopes to create 30 high-paying jobs
by 2014.
The forecast doesn’t include the possible impact of federal health care reform, WellPoint said.
