Indy council committee advances data center pause
In a statement released shortly before the vote, Mayor Joe Hogsett also announced his support for the moratorium.
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7th Circuit restores breach-of-contract case against Eli Lilly
The appellate court held that Teva plausibly alleged that Lilly breached the two companies’ 2018 settlement agreement, which stipulated that Lilly would not interfere with Teva getting approval for a generic version of Lilly’s osteoporosis drug, Forteo.
Condado Tacos closes its original Indianapolis-area restaurant
The taco chain closed its restaurant at 838 Broad Ripple Ave. on July 5 after nearly eight years in business.
Athenaeum unveils plans for $8M restoration project to historic theater
The renovation to the city’s oldest theater is expected to take place in four phases over the next several years.
State employees to receive one-time bonus of up to $2,500
Indiana as of Monday had 30,756 state employees — down from 32,100 in January 2025 when Gov. Mike Braun took office.
Trump says US will blockade Iran in Strait of Hormuz, charge ships for safe passage
The latest exchange of fire, sparked by an Iranian attack on a container ship, had already cast further doubt on the interim peace deal reached last month.
Massive AI buildout poses inflation threat as consumers pay more for laptops, electricity
The gusher of investment in data centers — likely topping $700 billion this year — to power artificial intelligence has made memory chips, computer processors and other equipment, as well as electricity, more expensive.
Regulators issue new guidance on bank lending risk tied to borrowers living illegally in US
The guidance is intended to remind banks and other financial institutions of their know-your-customer requirements with respect to credit risk management, particularly as it relates to borrowers who are not authorized to work in the U.S.
Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen to seek third term
When Jensen ran for reelection in 2023, he did so without opposition. It’s unclear whether he’ll have any challengers in the 2027 election, as no other candidates have filed.
IBJ Podcast: Pete the Planner on Trump’s idea for rescuing Social Security and who picks up the tab
The trust fund that helps pay benefits to retirees is on track to run out in six years. President Trump likes the Australian model, but employers could take a serious hit.
As gas plants rise to power AI, renewable energy allies fight for cleaner alternatives
Tech giants are demanding power at such speed and scale that the construction of wind and solar simply can’t keep up.
AI fueling startup boom across the United States
Nationwide, economists say we’re seeing a business formation boom that’s closely correlated with AI’s growth.
Amid criticism, Meta reins in new AI tool that automatically accessed public Instagram images
The move came less than a week after the parent of Instagram and Facebook rolled out Muse Image, its first image-generation model available through the company’s artificial intelligence assistant, Meta AI.
Lindsey Graham, who rose from a pool hall to political heights, dies at 71
Graham died Saturday night after what a preliminary report from the Washington, D.C., medical examiner said was a tear in his aorta.
UPDATE: Ballard campaign says it has enough signatures for Indiana secretary of state race
The report includes signatures from 70 of Indiana’s 92 counties.
Maggie Phelps: AI might write better emails, but it can wreck connection
Chat GPT, Claude and others can write an email in seconds that suits your needs and nails your intent.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: ‘Democratic socialists’ defy easy definition by fans, foes
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Since Donald Trump’s emergence on the national political scene in 2015, DSA membership has increased to more than 120,000.
Jalene Hahn: Women who bring home bacon still get ‘second-shift’ work
The study finds nearly “45% of female breadwinners who earn roughly the same as their spouse report doing the majority of household tasks, compared to just 12% of male breadwinners.
Braun administration pulls plug on startup fund as road repair needs mount
The money — first reaped from the lease of the Indiana Toll Road — will be invested in bonds and other more stable options for which the income generated will be easier for the state to access.