Closed primaries in vogue with Indiana Republicans, but how would they work?
The issue has received increased attention following a tight state senate race that featured allegations of crossover voting.
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Braun: Bears stadium ‘not a done deal’ but he’s ‘feeling good’ about Hammond’s chances
While Braun did not discuss any details of signing agreements with the Bears, he did note that work beginning on a new stadium is still years away.
IBJ Podcast: Indy Pride chair talks festival changes, political backdrop and financial challenges
Alex Richardson discusses Indy Pride’s revamped festival footprint, a $210,000 budget shortfall in 2024 tied in part to reduced corporate sponsorship, and Gov. Mike Braun’s proclamation of June as “Nuclear Family Month.”
From unfilled gas tanks to fewer frills, retailers see US consumers rethink their spending
U.S. consumers haven’t stopped spending money since the Iran war drove up fuel prices, but many shoppers are reassessing what they buy and where, according to company executives and retail analysts.
Bears, state move toward formal stadium agreement as work happens behind the scenes
Two sources familiar with conversations between the state and the Bears said no formal deal or letter of intent has been finalized, though each described the sides as “very close” to putting pen to paper.
A Chicago perspective: Go Bears. Literally. Indiana may be the better deal.
“While the exact location of a sports team is about civic pride, habit and tradition — which is important — let’s also consider the economics,” says Bears fan and writer Andy Shaw.
Beau Bayh defeats Blythe Potter for Democratic secretary of state nomination
Bayh earned 61% of delegate votes, according to convention results. Party officials said 2,269 delegates cast ballots Saturday afternoon, with one blank ballot submitted.
Trump issues pardon to former Indiana congressman convicted of insider trading
The former Republican congressman from Indiana served nearly two years in prison for making illegal stock trades based on inside information after he left office.
Charlotte Westerhaus-Renfrow: Kindness and accountability can co-exist in leaders
A similar dynamic surfaced during a recent leadership development session I conducted for health care administrators.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Safeguarding Bill of Rights in the tech age
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Over time, these limits on government powers were extended to the states.
Pete the Planner: As prices rise, where’s your line?
I’m pretty sure I’m living a high school econ lesson in real time. And it’s called elasticity.
Byrider back in gear after pandemic era struggles
Since a group of Byrider franchisees acquired the company in September 2024, it has installed a new senior leadership team, made a major investment in software technology and made other changes to lay the groundwork for a return to growth.
Shift to outpatient surgeries reshaping orthopedic cases
In January, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, or CMS, removed 285 procedures — mostly musculoskeletal, like revision hip and knee replacements — from its Medicare Inpatient-Only list.
Indianapolis Democrats weather first big test before mayor’s race
Party leaders say they’re making strides toward a more sustainable county party and fairer elections, but criticism still abounds from progressive Democrats who want to see more.
Fanco taking steps toward Indiana nuclear plant ambitions
It has been a busy few months for First American Nuclear Co., which late last year announced it would move its headquarters to Indiana and build its first nuclear reactors in the state.
Veterans Park in Carmel aims to be more than just a memorial
Carmel officials and military veterans are hopeful a new 1.6-acre park will help bring the community closer to its armed services members.
Q&A: Toyota Automated Logistics VP of people talks HQ move and new company
Toyota Automated Logistics is also in the process of moving its headquarters for the Americas to Noblesville from Carmel.
Editorial: State’s expanded tax credit could help companies offer child care
We encourage small and midsize Indiana companies to look anew at providing child care or child care assistance. The state wants to help, and you’ll be creating an employee benefit that’s hard to beat.
Lesley Weidenbener: Bears debate is story, even if team stays put
It was at IBJ Media’s Innovate Central Indiana event on Dec. 11 that I first raised the possibility of the Bears moving to Indiana with Gov. Mike Braun.
Mike Hubbs: Tech gives police less windshield time, better results
License-plate-reader technology has moved from a nice-to-have to a must-have in modern policing.