US tariff hikes linked to claims of foreign forced labor dismay and anger trading partners
U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest set of tariff hikes drew objections Friday from America’s trading partners including China and Japan.
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Tamika Catchings announces closing date for Tea’s Me Community Cafe
Tamika Catchings, who retired from her WNBA career in 2016, purchased Tea’s Me Cafe in 2017 from founder Wayne Ashford.
Planned merger between FullBeauty Brands, men’s retailer DXL in doubt
The board of men’s clothing retailer Destination XL Group Inc. says it no longer wants to pursue a merger with FullBeauty Brands Inc., an online apparel retailer with a significant Indianapolis presence.
As ethics questions plague Hogsett administration, Indy council looks inward at potential changes
A committee on Thursday debated questions about how or whether councils should be required to disclose stock ownership, meals and travel and gifts — and at what levels.
Raiders sign former IU QB Fernando Mendoza to $57.27M contract
Mendoza won the Heisman Trophy and led Indiana University to its first national football championship.
Trump imposes double-digit tariffs on dozens of countries as his 10% levies are set to expire Friday
The United States will slap taxes on imports from 60 trading partners, charging that they have inadequately enforced bans on goods produced by forced labor.
News director John Herrick out at WIBC-FM
Herrick has been news director at the station since March 2023 after previously working as news anchor since 2017.
Chatham Hills owner says course ‘ready to host’ LIV Golf in August
Ross Hallett, executive vice president and head of events for LIV Golf, said “preparations are well underway” for this year’s event in Westfield.
Indianapolis lands national Girl Scouts triennial event
The National Council Session is expected to attract nearly 10,000 attendees and generate an estimated $13 million in economic impact for the city, organizers said.
Trump officials tout Sophie Cunningham as role model on trans issues
Indiana Fever star Cunningham made her initial comments on transgender athletes in a lengthy ESPN article that reviewed her career, playing style and growing public profile.
Former player: Indiana Fever fired male employee for sexual harassment
Brianna Turner, who was with Indiana last season but now plays for the Las Vegas Aces, also said Fever players were encouraged not to discuss the firing.
Rock band Brazil to make Post festival debut after reclaiming 20-year-old album
Muncie-based rock band Brazil made 2006’s “The Philosophy of Velocity” for Immortal Records, a label popularized by Korn and Incubus.
Citizens Energy seeks OK of new cheaper contract with downtown Indy steam supplier
The new contract would allow Citizens to purchase steam from Reworld Indianapolis Inc.’s waste-to-energy facility on Harding Street at a lower rate than what the utility has paid for the past two decades.
Indiana secures $9.1 million in federal grants for apprenticeship programs
The federal grant funding will support two separate apprenticeship programs, Gov. Mike Braun announced this week.
Trump expands voluntary pledge to protect consumers from high utility bills from AI data centers
The White House said that nearly 200 additional stakeholders, including utilities, data center developers and governors, have committed to the pledge.
US filings for unemployment aid hit lowest weekly level since 1969
Despite surging oil prices resulting from the U.S.’s military attack on Iran, the American job market remains healthy and layoffs historically low.
State pours $21M into removal of aging, leaking petroleum tanks
Hundreds of old tanks are left across Indiana with millions of dollars available in a state program to help cover costs.
Local coffee chain MOTW celebrates new headquarters in Fishers
The coffee shop business plans to hold a grand opening event Saturday featuring music, tours, food and drinks.
House votes to limit stock trading by members of Congress
Supporters including Sen. Todd Young of Indiana hailed the bill as the most significant congressional action yet to restrict stock trades by members of Congress.
