2017 TOP STORIES: College football championship headed to Indy
The 2022 title game and related activities are expected to draw 100,000 visitors and have a $150 million economic impact on the region, Visit Indy officials said.
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2017 TOP STORIES: Lilly ponders Elanco future
Eli Lilly and Co. announced this fall it was reviewing whether to sell or spin off the division, which employs 6,500 people, including 800 at its Greenfield headquarters.
2017 TOP STORIES: Indy area bids for Amazon HQ2
The giant online retailer kicked off the bidding war in September, when it announced it was searching for a home outside its Seattle base.
2017 TOP STORIES: Ikea opens in Fishers
It is the company’s first store in Indiana and 45th in the United States.
2017 TOP STORIES: Dining year in review
Cerulean, LongBranch and Barcelona Tapas are among the eateries that closed, but Indy welcomed Burger Study, Crispy Bird, Open Society Public House and more.
2017 TOP STORIES: Carmel’s debt grows as bond rating falls
In September, the Carmel City Council approved two bond packages, which totaled $96 million, to fund street, path and infrastructure improvements, land acquisition and a high-end hotel at City Center.
2017 TOP STORIES: Airport announces nonstop flight to Paris
The year-round Delta Air Lines flights, to be offered at least three times a week, will begin May 24.
2017 TOP STORIES: Allegiant plans $40M base
Low-cost airline Allegiant Travel Co. announced in August that it planned to open a $40 million aircraft base here, setting the stage for growth in this market. The Las Vegas-based airline has planned to hire 66 people to support the two-aircraft base, which is expected to go into operation in February 2018. The new jobs […]
2017 TOP STORIES: Nickel Plate to become partial walking, biking trail
The railroad hasn’t had an operator since the Hoosier Heritage Port Authority, the quasi-government agency that oversees the railroad for the owners, terminated its agreement with the Indiana Transportation Museum in March 2016.
2017 TOP STORIES: One coding school closes, another planned
The Iron Yard closed all its coding schools across the country, including one in Indianapolis, but Kenzie Academy opened this fall downtown.
2017 TOP STORIES: Fuel owners plan Greenwood ice-plex
Jim and Sean Hallett have an option to buy a parcel near the interchange in Johnson County and hope to break ground on an ice-plex next spring with an opening set for August 2019.
2017 TOP STORIES: Cummins plans all-electric powertrains for 2019
It’s a bold step for the Columbus, Indiana-based engine-maker, which has been known for its diesel engines since its founding in 1919.
2017 TOP STORIES: Marsh closes stores after 86-year run
Ultimately, two Ohio-based grocery chains, Kroger Co. and Fresh Encounter, agreed to buy 26 of Marsh’s 44 remaining stores for a total of $24 million.
2017 TOP STORIES: Tower officially renamed Salesforce
Salesforce put its name and logo on the former Chase Tower in April, after announcing a year before that it would add 800 workers in the city by 2021.
2017 TOP STORIES: India-based Infosys plans 2,000 jobs in Indy
Tech-consulting firm Infosys Ltd. said in May that it would open an $8.7 million tech and innovation hub in the Indianapolis area.
2017 TOP STORIES: Republic emerges from bankruptcy
Republic trimmed its fleet to 170 aircraft, with another 18 planes set for delivery by year’s end. It trimmed its daily schedule to 900 flights.
2017 TOP STORIES: Legislature passes gas tax hike
Indiana drivers are also now paying a higher fee at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles on their vehicle registrations.
2017 TOP STORIES: Law makes residential solar less attractive
Environmentalists criticized the legislation, known as Senate Bill 309, saying it would remove incentives for those who might want to invest in solar energy.
2017 TOP STORIES: UnitedHealth buys American Health Network
The sale of the 300-doctor practice to suburban Minneapolis-based UnitedHealth Group marked the end of a 19-year run as a proud, independent player.
2017 TOP STORIES: HHGregg ends 63-year run
Founders H.H. and Fansy Gregg opened the first store at 4930 N. Keystone Ave. in 1955, and family members helped build the chain to more than 200 locations in the decades that followed.