Senate passes housing bill to boost affordability, restrain investors
The measure would bar institutional investors from buying more than 350 single-family homes.
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Braun demotes Zay, appoints new IURC chair following ‘unacceptable’ decision
The governor announced on X that he had named Anthony Swinger, who previously worked for the state’s consumer counselor’s office, to the post, demoting Andy Zay, who voted for a rate increase the governor didn’t like.
Rural areas of Indiana have few school options
A recent analysis of each of Indiana’s 82 rural counties found that only eight, or fewer than 10%, have a charter or non-religious private school to attend.
Indiana natural gas project set to receive funding boost after federal offshore wind cancellations
Invenergy, the nation’s largest privately held power producer, is set to receive $765 million as part of a settlement cancelling four offshore wind projects.
Jimmy Stewart film biography to open Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis
“Jimmy” will be shown Oct. 8 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, serving as the opening night attraction for the 35th annual Heartland festival.
Amazon Prime Day spending expected to rise 9% this year, to $26.3B
Amazon will capture about 60% of all U.S. online spending during Prime Day, its highest market share since 2019, according to estimates from EMarketer Inc.
Network of public microschools planning to expand across Indiana
Indiana Microschool Collaborative, which opened its first school last year, is planning to to open five more sites with spots for hundreds of students across eastern central Indiana.
Porter County shaky on planned taxes for Bears stadium in Hammond
The financing for Indiana’s package to lure the stadium project from Illinois includes restaurant tax in Lake and Porter counties
Alan Greenspan, most powerful central banker of modern times, dies at 100
Greenspan maneuvered the United States through two decades of stunning prosperity, but his decisions contributed to the near-collapse of the economy shortly after he left office
IBJ Podcast: Immigration law firm swells from one-man band to 137 employees, thousands of cases
As Jason Flora explains it, one of the reasons he started his career as a street lawyer was due to the lack of interest from recruiters in established law firms.
SpaceX’s ambitious plan for profit hinges on putting data centers in space
With a more than $2.4 trillion valuation as of Thursday, SpaceX is the world’s sixth-most-valuable company. It aims to become a hub for computing power overhead — fueled by the sun and cooled in the frigid vastness of space.
New Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh believes in quieter approach
Warsh, like many economists, thinks the financial markets have become too dependent on Fed guidance, and that such direction is more effective in financial crises or economic downturns.
Independent secretary of state hopeful Greg Ballard says he has the signatures
If the former Indianapolis mayor qualifies for the ballot under the “Lincoln Party” label, he’ll face Republican Max Engling, Democrat Beau Bayh and Libertarian Lauri Shillings.
Republicans choose Max Engling in upset for secretary of state nomination
Top Republicans turned on Secretary of State Diego Morales just weeks before the convention and pivoted to support Max Engling, a staffer for U.S. Sen. Jim Banks.
Greenwood considering rezoning plan for state’s first Buc-ee’s travel center
The plans confirm an IBJ story from November that revealed discussions between the Texas-based mega-travel center operator and Greenwood officials to build the center site off of East Worthsville Road and Interstate 65 in Greenwood.
As Bears talks unfold, Colts weigh future needs at Lucas Oil Stadium
As Indiana officials work to secure a stadium deal for the Chicago Bears, the Indianapolis Colts are beginning to formulate goals for a future round of negotiations with the Capitol Improvement Board.
New Hamilton County dashboard highlights child care gap
By 2034, unless the county grows its capacity, projections say it will not have spots for about 8,000 children in need of care.
Mark Mayer: Marketers are embracing AI while retreating to safety
Following the disruptions of the pandemic, marketers regained confidence.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Society can’t function well when we lean into contempt
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Once you believe the other side is motivated by hatred rather than just different values, compromise becomes nearly impossible.
Pete the planner: Heed the consequences, or you’ll pay the price later
Most adults do a remarkable job of learning how to conveniently obfuscate the consequences of their actions, both in premeditation and after the action itself.