City cites apartments for hundreds of violations
Five local apartment complexes and one owner of multiple rental properties were accused of unreasonably consuming city, public, and law enforcement resources.
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Update: Mo’s set for downtown return in June
Mo’s…A Place for Steaks is taking the space on East Maryland Street vacated by Lorenzo’s Ristorante earlier this month. Mo’s underwent a name change at its South Pennsylvania Street location last fall, leading to its return.
Council advances smoke-detector requirement
Indianapolis homeowners and landlords would have to buy smoke detectors with non-removable, non-replaceable batteries under a proposal that’s advancing through the City-County Council with bipartisan support.
John Green lands on Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People list
The Indiana-based author finds himself in the company of Hillary Clinton, Vladimir Putin, and Beyonce.
Update: Mo’s set for early June downtown return
Mo’s…A Place for Steaks will open in space on East Maryland Street vacated by Lorenzo’s Ristorante. The former Mo’s restaurant on South Pennsylvania Street underwent a name change last fall, leading to its return.
First Internet profit slides in first quarter
A big decline in income from mortgage banking, linked to the national slowdown in home refinancing, carved a chunk from earnings.
Noblesville’s Grace Church extending its reach to Fishers
After two false starts, Noblesville-based Grace Church is working on a deal to buy land for a satellite campus in Fishers.
Milhaus planning condos in Chatham Arch neighborhood
Milhaus Development, whose downtown apartment projects include Artistry and Circa, plans to build between 60 and 90 condos in a roughly one-block area in the Chatham Arch neighborhood that’s now home to a church and warehouse.
Local logistics business cutting 84 workers
MKM Distribution Services plans to cut 84 employees from its operations on the northwest side of Indianapolis, the company said in a notice to the state.
More from B’way: Reviews of ‘Violet,’ ‘Gentleman’s Guide’ & “Realistic Joneses’
It used to be that Broadway was the launching pad for dozens of new plays a year. Now, only a handful of premiere non-musicals find their way there, and it’s a small miracle when one arrives as wonderfully loopy as Will Eno’s “The Realistic Joneses.” Of course, small miracles are easier for producers to manifest […]
Zimmer buying Biomet in $13.3B deal between Hoosier firms
Orthopedic device maker Zimmer Holdings Inc. is buying privately-held competitor Biomet Inc. in a cash-and-stock deal between the Warsaw-based companies valued at about $13.35 billion.
Lilly’s quarterly profit meets analyst expectations
The drugmaker, which is weathering patent expirations, saw sales fall more slowly than expected for its antidepressant Cymbalta.
Turner skips hearing, documents claim no misdeeds
Indiana House Speaker Pro Tem Eric Turner missed an ethics review Wednesday but claimed in filings submitted to the panel that he did nothing wrong when he fought legislation that could have cost him millions of dollars.
NCAA president seeking big changes, quickly
Mark Emmert wants the NCAA to fast-track upgrades for major-conference college athletes — regardless of whether a players union is pushing for them.
Colts to open season against Manning’s Broncos
Indianapolis will open this season at AFC champion Denver in a Sunday night NFL showdown pitting quarterback Peyton Manning against his former team.
Angie’s List shares jump after quarterly report
Indianapolis-based Angie's List's stock rose nearly 10 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday after the online consumer-reviews service posted a smaller quarterly loss on higher revenue.
Citizens gets state OK for steep wastewater rate hike
State regulators on Wednesday approved a rate hike that will increase monthly wastewater bills by about 26 percent, or close to $14 on average, for Citizens Energy Group customers.
Fairgrounds officials pushing for coliseum sponsorship
The Fairgrounds Coliseum, which reopens Thursday after a $63 million renovation, is likely to receive a new name soon, an Indiana State Fair Commission spokesman said.