Baldwin & Lyons’ earnings rise on record premiums
The earnings report was the first for the Carmel-based trucking insurer since it experienced a massive overhaul of senior management in May.
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Calumet takes huge quarterly loss after selling refinery
Calumet Specialty Products Partners LP took a huge loss in the second quarter, mostly due to the company’s divestiture of a money-losing refinery in North Dakota.
Downtown Ruth’s Chris to undergo $2M renovation as stakes rise
The steak house will close for three weeks in early September to allow for updates to the 20-year-old space in Circle Centre. It faces growing competition downtown among red-meat purveyors.
Former funeral home on East 10th Street to become events center
A downtown developer has bought the large, Victorian-style home that was built in 1898 by Fremont Alford, a prominent Marion County judge.
HHGregg loses money again, but tops analyst expectations
HHGregg Inc. failed to turn a profit for the 11th straight quarter as sales at the Indianapolis-based retail chain continued to fall, but the company did see some improvement in key financial categories.
GOP governor candidate gets $1.2M boost from Pence campaign
A state disclosure report filed Wednesday shows Gov. Mike Pence's state campaign committee gave nearly $1.25 million to Eric Holcomb, who is the lieutenant governor, last week.
Purdue survey: Indiana farmland values continue to fall
The 2016 Purdue Farmland Value Survey released Wednesday found average declines of 8.2 percent to 8.7 percent from last year, depending on land quality.
Bankers Life Fieldhouse restaurant getting major overhaul
The Indiana Pacers are set to unveil a revamped floor-level restaurant inside Bankers Life Fieldhouse—and a new naming rights deal to go along with it.
Indiana State Fair train won’t run during this year’s event
The Indiana State Fair train will not run during this year's event because of concerns about track safety.
JPMorgan settlement with Indiana draws interest of other states
JPMorgan Chase & Co. has reached a settlement with Indiana regulators related to its asset management business, and now other states are expressing interest in how Indiana built its case.
Ninth District race
Indiana’s Ninth Congressional District seat usually is a safe bet for Republicans to win, but this year Democrats see a chance for success in November to elect one of their own to the U.S. House of Representatives. The race between Democrat Shelli Yoder and Republican Trey Hollingsworth is gaining national attention as Democrats seek […]
Kellogg closing 150-worker snack plant in Indiana
The Battle Creek, Michigan-based company determined its U.S. cracker manufacturing network had more production capacity than needed to meet demand.
Democrats see chance to seize 9th Congressional District
The sprawling section of the state might not be a gimme for the GOP in a race one Democratic strategist says is between “Miss Indiana and Mr. Tennessee.”
Ticket revenue up but passengers down on Hoosier State train
Ticket sales have increased by 14 percent since the Hoosier State passenger train from Indianapolis to Chicago changed ownership and management a year ago, but fewer passengers are using the train.
What does it really mean to love America?
It has been quite a month in politics. On one side, the Democratic National Convention was very much a celebration of America. On the other side, the Republican nominee for president, pressed on the obvious support he is getting from Vladimir Putin, once again praised Putin’s leadership, suggested that he is OK with Russian aggression […]
The Democrats win the summer with GOP messages
Donald Trump has found aa way to save the Democratic Party. He’s abandoned great patriotic themes that used to fire up the GOP and he’s allowed the Democrats to seize that ground. If you visited the two conventions this year, you would have come away thinking Democrats are the more patriotic of the two parties—and […]
Differences don’t equal discrimination
If there were a contest for the most stupid idea in politics, my choice would be the assumption that people would be evenly or randomly distributed in incomes, institutions, occupations or awards, in the absence of somebody doing somebody wrong. Political crusades, bureaucratic empires and lucrative personal careers as grievance mongers have been built on […]
DOUG MASSON: Hoosier history offers warning for politics today
We have a presidential candidate displaying the hallmarks of a grifter rising to power by exploiting anxieties and weariness of change. In more than a few ways, his pitch resembles that of D.C. Stephenson in the ’20s.
DANIELS: Bad cases make bad law that impacts future efforts
The decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton is understandable but will serve as a defense in other cases where a lesser-known individual is accused of mishandling classified material. So it will now be harder for the government to prevent the leaking of classified information.
SHABAZZ: Insightful facts about police-action shootings
A majority of the suspects who were shot while armed were white.