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Indiana not-for-profits pulled in $348.7 million in big gifts in 2023
Universities, hospitals, museums, theaters, dance companies and other not-for-profits in Indiana pulled in a total of $348.7 million from 79 gifts of $1 million or more from individuals, family foundations and bequests, according to IBJ’s latest survey.
Mark Montieth: Out of his comfort zone
Structural engineering, however? That’s been a slam dunk—thanks in part to lessons learned from his challenging basketball experience.
Editorial: It’s past time for the Legislature to increase the cigarette tax
It is understandable that it might be politically difficult for lawmakers to consider any sort of tax increase in an election year in which 125 of the 150 state legislators will have to face voters. But it represents an issue of such import that we believe they should put their own political livelihoods aside.
Lesley Weidenbener: Leather, sewing and an Indiana company
It’s especially fun to buy products when I know that I’m supporting an Indiana company and Hoosier workers.
Marc Hackett: You can help ease the troubles from food insecurity
Twenty-five percent of Marion County residents are food-insecure and struggle to put food on their table, which can mean choosing between food and utilities, food and transportation, or food and medical care.
Ronak Shah: Better transit means real options for high school students
The bus rapid-transit system is one of the best tools in ensuring all students have equitable access to high school options.
Letters: State should take trails efforts to next level
Trail-building in Indiana has become so extensive that it has evolved into being a component of multimodal transportation—and not just recreation.
The Shop to add downtown location for sports and pop culture apparel
The third location of The Shop Indy Inc. plans to open Feb. 12 in a storefront east of Peace Water Winery’s Mass Ave location.
Legislature considers easing regulations for startups
Indiana is routinely touted for its positive business climate, but the state ranks 44th among states when it comes to creating new entrepreneurs, according to a recent study from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.
Cummins joint venture selects Mississippi as site for battery plant
The joint venture, which includes Cummins and three other companies, was formed last year for the purpose of building a battery plant for commercial vehicles.
Zionsville rejoins Boone County Economic Development Corp.
Mayor John Stehr said last year that one of his first objectives in office would be to relink the town and the Boone EDC.
UPDATE: Huse Culinary to take over Champps spot at Indianapolis International Airport
Champps, which is set to close at the end of February, was one of the original tenants for the new terminal when it opened in 2008. Huse and its partners plan a dual-branded concept at the site.
Last year was slowest for U.S. home sales in nearly 30 as high mortgage rates frustrated buyers
The sharply higher home loan borrowing costs limited home hunters’ buying power on top of years of soaring prices. A dearth of homes for sale also kept many would-be homebuyers and sellers on the sidelines.
Indiana senator eyes 2025 for ‘school choice’ overhaul
A top GOP state senator wants to completely overhaul Indiana’s private school vouchers with a grant program that would allow all Hoosier families—regardless of income—to choose where their students get educated.
Company behind $845M data center in Indiana identified as Google
Google on Friday announced it has purchased the nearly 900 acres of land being used for the development, which until now has been known as “Project Zodiac.”
Dana Black: Watch HB 1291, other legislation closely this year
It is obvious that this language is designed to prevent transgender and non-binary humans from exercising their basic rights.
Marshawn Wolley: Bill would destroy supplier diversity in Indiana
This bill wasn’t designed to help the Black business community. It was designed to be efficient.
Dr. Richard Feldman: To prevent serious illness, get updated vaccines
These diseases account for tens of thousands of hospitalizations and deaths yearly.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Retirements, resignations offer fresh perspectives
There is a certain level of machine-like consistency that accompanies longevity.