Downtown nightclub Patron Saint denied liquor license renewal
Police representatives lobbied against the nightclub, citing a double shooting and a fight involving an underage customer.
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Citizens Energy reaches agreements on multiple eminent domain cases for LEAP-related project
If fulfilled, the proposed agreements signal an end for some potential legal roadblocks to the development of the Citizens-Lebanon Water Supply Program.
Treasury warns banks of ‘red flags’ tied to customers in the US illegally
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network — also known a FinCEN — issued an advisory Friday to banks that tells them to watch out for identity theft, payroll tax fraud, and money laundering schemes tied to hiring unauthorized workers.
Employers add 172K jobs as US employment market shows resilience
Hiring has bounced back this year from a miserable 2025, showing resilience in the face of economic uncertainty and painfully high energy prices caused by the Iran war.
More Hoosiers go uninsured, resulting in higher emergency department usage
Nearly 60,000 fewer Hoosiers signed up for insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchanges this year following the expiration of enhanced tax credits that once kept their monthly premiums low, a report says.
Noblesville tech services firm Taylored Systems acquired by Kansas company
Founded in 1982 by Bill Taylor, Taylored Systems provides managed IT services, cybersecurity, video surveillance installation and support and a range of other technology services.
AI data center boom risks breakup of biggest US power grid operator
Breaking up PJM Interconnection LLC would leave Carmel, Indiana-based Midcontinent Independent System Operator, or MISO, as the top electric grid operator in the nation.
Work begins on Butler entertainment venue tailored to students
The Allen Whitehill Clowes Ballroom is being built adjacent to Clowes Memorial Hall and the Schrott Center for the Arts.
How long should college athletes play? NCAA is about to answer that age-old question.
The new age-based eligibility model, which could be approved by the NCAA Division I Council on Friday, would address circumstances that led to the aging of rosters across all sports.
The science involving GLP-1 drugs and cancer is getting much more interesting
After transforming the treatment of diabetes and weight loss, a growing body of research is raising the possibility that these drugs may help protect against cancer.
Indiana Senate’s No. 2 Republican steps down from post after split from Bray
Sen. Chris Garten is a favorite of Trump supporters who want him to challenge Senate leader Rodric Bray.
Stocks leap to another record as oil prices ease
Banks, small companies and other stocks that had earlier been left behind by the euphoria around artificial-intelligence technology led the way.
Indianapolis-based art collector is selling Western works through Christie’s
Betsey Harvey, 88, is offering more than 50 items of Western art for sale in an online auction that runs through June 25.
American Airlines temporarily suspends some of its summer routes due to steep jet fuel costs
The summer suspensions could cause more headaches for travelers already facing fewer flights options and higher price tags across their budgets.
Trump expected to announce $700M in new support for struggling coal industry
Under Trump’s orders, the Energy Department has required fossil-fueled power plants in Michigan, Indiana, Colorado and Washington state to keep operating past their retirement dates.
The Bears said Chicago wasn’t in play. Records point to a different story.
The discrepancy contradicts what the Bears told lawmakers crafting the Arlington Heights legislation and could deepen mistrust between the team and Springfield after months of negotiations over a stadium proposal.
Indiana proposes reducing certain rules for child care providers, aiming at affordability
The rules address requirements for both child care centers and homes. They are designed to support both new and existing businesses while maintaining “the highest standards of health and safety for children,” the governor’s office said in a press release.
Capital Group expanding Carmel operations, creating up to 200 jobs
The company plans to invest $13.5 million to expand at one of its primary client service hubs at 12811 N. Meridian St.
Wally’s set to open in Whitestown this month
The travel center will feature a convenience store, gift shop, extensive food offerings and bathrooms, plus gas pumps and electric vehicle charging stations.
