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Women’s flag football is looking to join a list of sports that have gained NCAA championship status through the Emerging Sports for Women program.
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Downtown restaurant China King to close after 34-year run
China King, an Asian restaurant that’s served downtown customers from a compact storefront since 1992, is planning to cease operations.
Indiana’s reading recovery ranks 6th in national report
The report used state and national assessment data for 35 million students enrolled in grades 3-8 nationwide to chart how well states are recovering from what researchers term the “learning recession.”
Single Gen Z women outpace Gen Z men to homeownership despite overall decline in first-time buyers
Overall Gen Zers, which the survey defines as those born between 1999 and 2011, only made up 4% of all homebuyers during the survey period.
Elanco’s newest medication enters $1.3B US itchy-dog market
The Indianapolis-based company has announced the phased launch of Befrena, a monoclonal antibody injection for treating canine allergic and atopic dermatitis.
Alexander Rossi sore but determined to make another Indianapolis 500 start following crash
The Ed Carpenter Racing team spent Tuesday afternoon in Gasoline Alley, prepping Rossi’s backup car for his best career starting position at the Indianapolis 500.
IBJ wins 9 business journalism awards, including silver in ‘best newspaper’ category
IBJ Engagement Editor Mason King won two awards at the Alliance of Area Business Publications’ summer conference.
Patch Development approved for tax break for planned $7M Fishers HQ
Plans call for the 22,500-square-foot flex office building to be built on a 1.72-acre lot near the Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport.
5 of 7 IPS school board seats to be on November ballot after Impink announces resignation
Allissa Impink plans to resign from the IPS board on June 15 after winning the Democratic primary election for state Senate District 46.
Brownsburg-based State Bank to open first Marion County branch
State Bank plans to open its first Marion County location, a branch in Speedway, later this year.
Carmel, Fishers top ‘Best Places to Live’ ranking
U.S. News ranked more than 850 cities for its annual ranking.
Daniels says higher ed leaders need to focus on value, shaping habits for modern students
Mitch Daniels spent a decade as president of Purdue University before his 2022 retirement. The university is once again seeking a new leader.
Statewide health care collaboration to put focus on education, research, training
The Crossroads Academic Medical Institute, or CAMI, will connect universities, health systems and clinical training sites.
National Democratic group targets 11 Indiana House races
The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee is hoping to break the GOP supermajority in the Indiana House of Representatives.
Regions Bank names new Indianapolis market executive
The new hire succeeds Erik Miner, who retired from Regions on April 3.
Langham Logistics debuts colossal Plainfield pharmaceutical storage facility
The facility is capable of accommodating pharmaceutical products and raw materials needing storage at 2 to 8 degrees Celsius.
House GOP resurrects Trump’s plan for year-round daylight saving time
Lawmakers from the middle of the country have often balked at such a proposal, saying that their residents would disproportionately suffer from late sunrises.
Trump-backed candidate seeks recount in Indiana Senate race with 3-vote margin
Challenger Paula Copenhaver claims some voters illegally cast ballots in Republican primary to support Sen. Spencer Deery
Next 2 weeks could sway chances of Chicago Bears picking Indiana stadium site
The Illinois Legislature is set to wrap up its session at the end of this month and keeps haggling over a bill intended to persuade the Bears to pick a stadium site in suburban Chicago.
Leaders hope name for Indiana’s biosciences ecosystem will help state share its story
The name BioHeartland was created to give Indiana “a more cohesive and unified way to share the state’s story with investors, companies, researchers and talent around the world,” officials said.
