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2016 Forty Under 40: Michael Armstrong

February 1, 2016

Michael Armstrong is an aerospace systems engineering specialist at Rolls-Royce North American Technologies, where he has served as the technical lead for research and technology activities developing electrical power and propulsion systems.

2016 Forty Under 40: Monica Sorribas Amela

February 1, 2016

Monica Sorribas Amela is a global leader and research and development director at Dow AgroSciences’ Centers for Biology Excellence where she leads operational aspects for the Crop Protection R&D function.

Closing in on a Brownsburg site for Hendricks Regional’s $40M facility

February 1, 2016

The health system hopes to build its new ER and outpatient clinic on undeveloped farmland off of Interstate 74, near Ronald Reagan Parkway

Carpenter to take sole ownership of IndyCar team

January 29, 2016

CFH Racing will become Ed Carpenter Racing after the departures of co-owners Sarah Fisher and Wink Hartman. Fisher will focus on running her new business, Speedway Indoor Karting.

LOU’S VIEWS: Getting lost in the riches of the Songbook archives

January 28, 2016

In early versions of Meredith Willson’s “The Music Man,” Winthrop has worse problems than a lisp.

BOHANON & STYRING: Market ultimately keeps gas prices in check

January 28, 2016

As long as a price-fixing scheme cannot be enforced by law or mafia contract, we consumers have little to fear.

New oil refinery co-owned by Calumet off to tough start

January 26, 2016

The shale boom is threatening to ruin a renaissance in small refineries, known as teapots, before it even begins.

New tourism strategy generates $35M for Hamilton County

January 26, 2016

An autumn campaign targeting the Chicago area sparked $156 in visitor spending for every marketing dollar spent, tourism officials said.

BOHANON & STYRING: Ethanol has lost its glow, but subsidies live on

January 21, 2016

Ethanol, the wonder fuel, has turned out to be a wonder flop. But corn ethanol has powerful interests protecting the subsidy, such as corn farmers and ethanol companies. Those who bear the costs of the ethanol subsidy are the widely dispersed and disorganized members of the general public.

Merritt loses job as railroad exec, a role critics called conflict

January 19, 2016

As chairman of Senate Utilities Committee, Sen. James Merritt supported numerous bills favored by big utilities, the railroad’s biggest customer. Now he’s out of a job.

Lawmakers won’t seek ban on over-counter pseudoephedrine

January 15, 2016

Indiana legislators are poised to start debates on how to combat growing methamphetamine production in Indiana, but adding a prescription requirement for one of the illegal drug's key ingredients is off the table.

SOLIDAY: New revenue critical to keep roads, economy going

January 14, 2016

House Bill 1001 is built upon three principles: fiscal responsibility, data-driven metrics and sustainable infrastructure funding to support a safe, efficient transportation system and a thriving economy, without creating long-term debt for our children.

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2016 Forty Under 40: Michael Armstrong

2016 Forty Under 40: Monica Sorribas Amela

Closing in on a Brownsburg site for Hendricks Regional’s $40M facility

Carpenter to take sole ownership of IndyCar team

LOU’S VIEWS: Getting lost in the riches of the Songbook archives

BOHANON & STYRING: Market ultimately keeps gas prices in check

New oil refinery co-owned by Calumet off to tough start

New tourism strategy generates $35M for Hamilton County

BOHANON & STYRING: Ethanol has lost its glow, but subsidies live on

Merritt loses job as railroad exec, a role critics called conflict

Lawmakers won’t seek ban on over-counter pseudoephedrine

SOLIDAY: New revenue critical to keep roads, economy going

BROOKS: Millennials: liberal in polls but conservative in life

MILLER: Polarization hurts both Democrats and Republicans

WAGNER: Come November, Hillary could win Hoosiers’ hearts

BOHANON & STYRING: Quest for growth faces demographic headwinds

Indy drug firm scores multi-million-dollar help from NIH

Conner Prairie taps successor to longtime CEO

There is too much money in unhealthy behavior

EDITORIAL: College dropouts deserve second chance