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Ryan Blaney, Todd Gilliland ready for Brickyard 400 balancing act with $1M prize at stake
Blaney is hoping to put Roger Penske back in victory lane at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and he’d like to add a second crown jewel win to his resume.
WNBA under scrutiny as disarray around the league looms over All-Star festivities
Saturday night’s 8:30 p.m. game in Chicago will feature three Indiana Fever players as starters: Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston.
What do these Indiana 250 leaders have in common? A paper route!
Many of IBJ’s 2026 Indiana 250 leaders delivered newspapers as their first jobs — most as teenagers but a few as young as 9 years old.
Couple’s family experience spurs app for caregivers
Jon and Lauren Howard spent years watching their parents care for aging loved ones. They know it will likely be their turn someday — and they’ve created a digital platform to help them and others like them deal with that reality.
Samantha Julka: Best allies will say when you need a doctor, not a barber
We can see organizations walking around with missing arms, but all their leadership team wants to focus on is getting a haircut.
Q&A: Father’s advice, brother’s example help shape unlikely construction career
In an interview with IBJ, Paul Okeson, president of Garmong, talks about the fast-growing company and how he landed in construction.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Local people should address local issues within Constitution
In a similar vein, most recognize the benefits of living in a society where basic literacy and numeracy are universal.
Mickey Kim: Invest it like Messi: Patience, not exertion, wins game
Sports analytics uses data, technology and predictive modeling to improve decisions.
Merchant cash advances, a convenient but costly option, becoming more popular
Proponents describe these loans as a fast and convenient option for businesses that need cash right away. But critics say this form of financing is an expensive option that can compound rather than solve a business’s financial problems.
Investment in mixed-use development off I-69 paying dividends for Fishers
Since The Yard opened near East 116th Street and Ikea Way in 2019, Fishers District has expanded into a mixed-use development representing more than $900 million in completed and committed investment.
Can energy efficiency help solve affordability woes?
Electricity prices across the state have consistently risen over the past two decades, but there has been a large bump since 2020.
Editorial: State, IEDC should have suite at IndyCar’s showcase race in D.C.
Indiana’s motorsports industry generates more than $2.75 billion in annual economic impact and supports roughly 11,300 full-time jobs. And auto racing is an Indiana calling card.
Nate Feltman: Celebrating Indiana’s most influential leaders
One of the most interesting aspects of the Indiana 250 is how it evolves each year.
Daniel Elliott: Credit opens doors. Congress shouldn’t close them.
Families are often forced to navigate expenses that weren’t part of the monthly budget. Access to credit can help bridge those gaps.
Matt Mindrum: Don’t put a moratorium on Indianapolis’ growth
Marion County’s data center moratorium sends a message that Indianapolis is becoming less open to business. It risks turning away billions in investment from some of the world’s fastest-growing industries.
Ivan Barratt: Indiana is America’s most important state for capital now
Re-industrialization is the defining capital trend of the decade, and Indiana keeps showing up at the center of its most consequential announcements.
After yearlong pause, Amelia Earhart expedition set to begin
A team featuring Purdue researchers will visit Nikumaroro Island, which is theorized to be the final location of the plane flown by Earhart, which disappeared in 1937.
Higher education commission looks to revive college performance funding
The commission approved a new performance formula Thursday prioritizing on-time or early degree completion, affordable tuition, stackable credentials and alignment with workforce needs.
Bid to question voters central in recount of Indiana Senate race separated by 3 votes
The Indiana Recount Commission is taking up the fight between Republican Sen. Spencer Deery and Trump-backed challenger Paula Copenhaver.