New Hamilton County dashboard highlights child care gap
By 2034, unless the county grows its capacity, projections say it will not have spots for about 8,000 children in need of care.
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Mark Mayer: Marketers are embracing AI while retreating to safety
Following the disruptions of the pandemic, marketers regained confidence.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Society can’t function well when we lean into contempt
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Once you believe the other side is motivated by hatred rather than just different values, compromise becomes nearly impossible.
Pete the planner: Heed the consequences, or you’ll pay the price later
Most adults do a remarkable job of learning how to conveniently obfuscate the consequences of their actions, both in premeditation and after the action itself.
Rising fuel prices are pinching profitability for Hoosier small businesses
Some Hoosier small businesses have escaped harm so far, thanks to timely buying or marketing decisions, but others see increased gasoline expenses eating into their profits and forcing them to adjust.
Mark Montieth: Bill Eason spent millions to prop up Pacers, put team in NBA
The original ownership group, a revolving collection of business leaders from Indianapolis and Lafayette, funded the formation and early seasons, pitching in money whenever needed to meet expenses.
Hospitals work to curb workplace violence
The topic is being addressed both within hospitals and in state legislatures.
Noblesville duo to expand diverse work by opening neighborhood theater
Business partners Rocky Walls and Zach Downs recently purchased a historic building in downtown Noblesville that will be known as Logan Street Theater when it opens this fall.
Editorial: Chuck Goodrich is the right leader to boost state’s job creation efforts
We have confidence that Goodrich understands enough about economic development to help elevate Indiana in the national and global competition that is job creation.
Mitch Frazier: Leaders can restore optimism by uniting around shared goal
This is the time for leaders in business, philanthropy and government in every community across the state to identify the issues that matter most in their city, county or region and lead efforts that make a difference.
Jon Desalvo: A new approach for developing home-grown talent
Indiana businesses like ours need a new approach to talent development that prepares workers to meet our current and future needs.
Jensen, Davis and Smith: Economic development hinges on strong relationships
| Chris Jensen and Mike Davis and Aaron Smith
Your best partners don’t stay because you send an email a few times a year. They stay because you show up, stay in touch and make them feel valued.
Napolese Pizzeria location to close at Fashion Mall, leaving 1 still in operation
Napolese, a concept launched by Café Patachou founder Martha Hoover, opened at the shopping center in 2014.
Fatal crash raises questions about why flight tours don’t have more safety rules
The National Transportation Safety Board has complained for years that federal rules treat skydiving planes and many sightseeing aircraft more like private personal planes than commercial airliners, despite carrying paying customers.
Indiana judge rejects challenge in lawsuit over AG Todd Rokita’s jet ski purchase
The defendant in the case says the attorney general should not oversee litigation in which he is the only named consumer seeking restitution.
Indiana coal plants receive 3rd orders to stay open from Energy Department
Thursday’s order came following multiple public disclosures from the utility companies that the plants subject to the Energy Department’s orders were either losing money or had expensive operational issues.
Indianapolis-based BrickHouse secures capital to fuel growth
Indianapolis-based BrickHouse GPS, which offers GPS tracking and telematics services, recently received an influx of capital that the company says will help it fulfill its ambitious growth goals over the next several years.
In his final IEDC meeting, Adams touts Indiana’s regional development approach
The state of Indiana will be included in a report by the Washington-based Brookings Institution that also highlights New York, California and Virginia.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: What should we do to increase voter turnout?
Voters should demand more from candidates.
Jeff Staker: It’s past time for Indiana to approve medical marijuana
A federal reclassification means the law now recognizes the plant’s medical value.