Unemployment repayment letters confuse Hoosiers amid fraud ‘cleanup’
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development recently sent more than 1,000 letters seeking refunds for unemployment benefit overpayments.
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Fishers-based American Resources selected for federal rare-earth funding
American Resources is one of five recipients in line to share in $75 million in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, the department announced Wednesday.
UPS never required detailed inspection of part that failed before engine flew off plane that crashed
The plane crashed last fall while accelerating down the runway, killing all three pilots and 12 people on the ground. Twenty-three more were injured.
Mel Raines, Steve Henke among Braun’s latest picks for IU board
Gov. Mike Braun also reappointed three members of the Purdue University board.
UPDATED: Indy advances data center zoning district, ignores calls for moratorium
The proposed district is called Special Use district 47, or SU-47. It is modeled off of the zoning regulations for medium industrial developments.
Latest auction of Irsay memorabilia generates more than $10 million in sales
A 1787 letter linked to two U.S. presidents was purchased for $2.759 million, the highest bid during the “Icons of History” auction.
Fate of $2T North American trade deal in doubt as July 1 deadline passes
The United States will not extend its trade pact with Canada and Mexico by Wednesday’s deadline, instead kicking off a process that could result in a refreshed agreement or an investment-sapping succession of annual reviews.
Federal Reserve Chair Warsh emphasizes political independence, signals focus on inflation
A key question facing new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is whether he will have to raise rates in the next few meetings to underscore his commitment to fighting inflation.
Indiana joins federal Workforce Pell Grant program with Ivy Tech, Vincennes
Indiana will be part of a new federal initiative that will allow student aid to be used for job-training opportunities, the Governor’s Office announced Wednesday.
French shipping company to buy FedEx logistics arm for $1.4B
CMA CGM Group said the acquisition will triple the size of its own logistics arm, CEVA Logistics, and help build its presence as a contract logistics provider in North America.
$2M in governor’s office salaries bankrolled by other state agencies
The administration says it is continuing a “historical practice.”
Kroger buying regional grocer and pharmacy retailer Giant Eagle
| Associated Press and Samm Quinn
The transaction includes $1.25 billion in cash and the assumption of approximately $400 million in outstanding liabilities, the companies said Wednesday.
IU Health’s 3D printing studio helps surgeons prepare and educate patients
The health system received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in January for the IU Health 3D Print Studio.
Ballard submits final signatures for secretary of state effort, says he has more than 74K
A former Republican mayor of Indianapolis, Greg Ballard intends to capture dissatisfaction with state Republicans and Democrats under his new “Lincoln Party” label.
Trump’s income topped $2B in 2025, boosted by crypto, coin ventures
In addition to income from crypto ventures, President Trump reported more than $620 million in real estate, hotel and golf-related income.
Corteva names boards of directors for new crop protection and seed companies
In October, Corteva’s board of directors unanimously approved a plan to separate the company into two independent, publicly traded businesses.
Westfield’s Joey Chestnut goes for 18th Nathan’s hot dog eating title on July 4
This will be the first hot dog-eating contest since Nathan’s Famous was sold to packaged-meat giant Smithfield Foods in an all-cash $450 million deal in January.
Former IU QB Brendan Sorsby to be eligible for 2027 NFL draft after opting not to sue league
Sorsby moved from IU to the University of Cincinnati to Texas Tech University before revelations about an extensive gambling problem surfaced.
Hinkle Fieldhouse to host NBA in-season tournament championship
The 9,100-seat arena on the Butler University campus was the home arena of the Indianapolis Olympians during the team’s four seasons in the NBA, from 1949 to 1953.
Indiana regulators OK Duke Energy’s $20M project for chip manufacturer
Duke’s $20.3 million project includes new transmission lines and a switching station that would provide power to South Korea-based SK Hynix’s $3.87 billion project.
