Federal Reserve keeps rate unchanged, but nearly half of policymakers would support hike this year
It’s a sharp change from March, when no policymakers penciled in a hike and the committee as a whole forecast one cut in 2026.
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City takes first step in soliciting ideas for former Indiana Women’s Prison
The city acquired the property in 2024 through a land-swap deal with the Indiana Department of Administration.
UPDATE: Keystone Group acquires Renaissance hotel in Carmel, plans renovations
The Carmel hotel — currently the only Renaissance property in the state — is the largest full-service lodging property in Hamilton County.
Mental wellness tech founder preaches — and practices — stress management skills
In April, Indianapolis-based TechPoint’s Mira Awards program honored Mckoy with a Resilience Award based on her perseverance in the face of the online attacks.
Indiana regulators OK AES electric rate hike at lower level than initially proposed
The initial settlement agreement called for the collection of about $90 million, an amount that was opposed by the state’s consumer advocate and a ratepayer watchdog group.
Retail sales climbed nearly 1% in May on broad-based spending
The latest retail sales report underscores that spending has remained resilient so far this year despite rising prices.
Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz and can sell oil freely under deal with US, officials say
The accord, due to be signed Friday in Switzerland, also envisions Iran receiving at least $300 billion to rebuild after the war.
Surging stock market, Trump policies boost wealth for top 1%
The stock market’s recent run has contributed the most to the consolidation of wealth at the top, as well as rising real estate prices.
Bret Michaels, tribute to ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ join fair lineup
New additions to the concert lineup include Indiana native Clayton Anderson and a double bill of Sammy Kershaw and Craig Morgan.
Indiana University lands $6M grant to support Alzheimer’s research
The grant from the National Institutes of Health will allow researchers from the IU School of Medicine and the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering to accelerate the search for new Alzheimer’s treatments.
Jim Irsay’s family to sell ‘Alcoholics Anonymous’ manuscript for philanthropic causes
The “Alcoholics Anonymous” book — nicknamed “The Big Book” — outlines a 12-step program that’s been adopted by many organizations focused on addiction recovery and personal struggles.
IU names David Rosenberg as CEO of new research and development nonprofit
The former state commerce secretary will head IU Inc., a nonprofit focused on growing the university system’s partnerships with government, private companies and startups.
The Bulldog, 2 other businesses set for closure in Meridian-Kessler
The Bulldog Bar and Lounge was revived in 2022 in the same building where it operated from 1974 to 1994.
City-County Council committee advances vehicle tax-hike proposal opposed by mayor
The City-County Council’s Rules and Public Policy Committee voted along party lines Tuesday for a proposal that will increase taxes on vehicle registrations in Indianapolis.
Nvidia CEO Huang pledges AI will boost manufacturing jobs
Jensen Huang led Nvidia as it became the world’s most valuable company, worth roughly $5 trillion, to a point where it is looking beyond chips to developing entire AI systems.
Illinois officials to Bears: Tell us what stadium deal you want
Illinois House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch, echoing Gov. JB Pritzker’s comments last week, indicated he’s open to the possibility of a special session and hinted the Bears’ move to Indiana is far from assured.
Indiana man agrees to plead guilty to wire fraud in connection with wire-selling scheme
A Seymour man who is accused of embezzling more than $202,000 from his employer has agreed to plead guilty to one count of felony wire fraud.
Ballard campaign says it’s closing in on secretary of state ballot signature mark
The former Indianapolis mayor’s campaign counts itself 2,000 signatures short ahead of June 30 deadline.
Indiana becomes 3rd state to receive special federal education waiver
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joined Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and Secretary of Education Katie Jenner at Plainfield High School on Tuesday for a ceremonial signing of the “Returning Education to the States Waiver.”
