Indy council to pursue data center moratorium in response to community push
Nearly a third of Indiana counties have approved some restrictions on data center development.
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US home prices hit all-time high as sales slow and mortgage rates rise
First-time buyers accounted for 33% of home purchases last month, down from 35% in May and up from 30% in June last year.
Indiana man’s widow to take Johnson & Johnson to trial in Marion County over asbestos exposure
The widow alleges Johnson & Johnson and several other companies failed to warn consumers about cancer-causing asbestos in their products.
Caitlin Clark debate rages on with WNBA on the clock to answer questions about physical play
Even members of Congress are questioning whether the WNBA needs to take some action about physical play.
Parkview hires former Community Health exec to help guide central Indiana expansion
In his new job, Dr. Ram Yeletti will focus on expanding Parkview’s specialty care services and physician network in its new markets.
Ohio judge grants preliminary injunction for men’s, women’s hoops players suing NCAA for eligibility
The judge said the eligibility rules have been applied to 2022 high school graduates in an arbitrary and capricious manner, adding the plaintiffs would suffer “irreparable injury” without an injunction.
New York sues 3M, DuPont, Corteva and others over so-called forever chemicals
The lawsuit is the latest legal action over PFAS, which have been linked to an increased risk of certain cancers and developmental delays in children.
Film, panel to bring Lake Michigan’s House of Tomorrow story forward
The House of Tomorrow debuted at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair before being moved to the Indiana Dunes along Lake Michigan.
Cradle Indy to work with hospital systems on maternal and infant health
The nonprofit will collaborate with five health networks to launch the Maternal & Infant Health Scorecard.
Gas tax breaks to cost state, local governments $533M
The governor paused collections of the 7% sales tax on gas starting in April — after war with Iran prompted high fuel prices — and waived the 36-cents-per-gallon gas excise tax beginning in May.
More Indiana Natural Resources Commission members quit as public input concerns continue
The resignations continue a shakeup on the panel that historically worked in coordination with the Department of Natural Resources on policy.
News outlets urge judge to sanction OpenAI in high-stakes AI copyright fight
Newspapers allege the ChatGPT maker is hiding evidence important to what could be a landmark copyright infringement trial over how OpenAI and its business partner, Microsoft, built their AI technologies using millions of news articles.
AI notetakers promise easy meeting recaps, but some professionals wary of their use
Confidential personnel information, corporate strategies, trade secrets and remarks that could later be seen as incriminating — all of it could end up in the wrong hands.
Developer plans different Hilton brand, lower price tag for Fishers District hotel
BW Development previously planned to use Hilton’s Tempo brand for the hotel, but switched to Curio last month because it gives the developer more flexibility with the property’s aesthetics.
Indiana Humanities names experienced nonprofit exec as new leader
Shelley Hunter was named Thursday as president and CEO of the organization, succeeding Keira Amstutz.
Indianapolis startup that makes 3D-printed shoes partners with USA Diving
USA Diving announced Fitasy as its official footwear partner at the Bolzano Diving Meeting in Italy, with athletes and coaches wearing Fitasy’s shoes.
Tenuous state of US-Iran ceasefire renews anxiety over high fuel prices
Oil prices rose to their highest point in weeks after President Donald Trump declared the U.S. ceasefire with Iran over.
Fed minutes: Officials deeply divided over future path of US inflation
The Federal Reserve’s rate-setting committee is split over whether inflation is likely to stay elevated or whether it will cool once the Iran war winds down.
John Deere owners to get right to repair their own equipment under new FTC settlement
The manufacturer has faced complaints for years for withholding the software needed for repairs and forcing customers to use authorized dealers.
