Indy 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist to leave Meyer Shank Racing at end of IndyCar season
The 34-year-old Swedish driver has been with Meyer Shank for the past three seasons.
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Indiana Republican platform now backs property tax elimination, closed primaries
Both contentious issues were added to the party platform during its state convention this past weekend.
Andrea Richter-Garry named CEO of Indy Economic Development Inc.
Richter-Garry has been serving as the economic development group’s interim chief executive since the retirement of Jim Schellinger in April.
Indiana Natural Resources Commission members resign, blame top-down decision-making
Their resignations blame Gov. Mike Braun’s administration for “stifling” citizen input and curtailing the board’s role working with the Department of Natural Resources.
Eli Lilly suspends access to drug discounts for some hospitals
The drugmaker is restricting access to a drug discount program intended for safety-net hospitals in a move the company says is needed to identify waste, fraud and abuse.
New Indiana utility commission chair says agency to stay impartial after shakeup
IURC Chair Anthony Swinger promised to exercise a “healthy skepticism” of rate requests from utilities.
Man charged with stalking Fever guard Sophie Cunningham
The 48-year-old was accused of sending multiple threatening and explicit messages to the popular Indiana Fever guard and faces stalking and intimidation charges.
Temporary Medicare program to offer GLP-1 obesity drugs for $50 per month
The Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program is designed to provide temporary access to GLP-1 obesity drugs while federal officials examine longer-term approaches to obesity treatment through Medicare.
Endress+Hauser opens expanded U.S. headquarters in Greenwood
The nearly $51 million, 108,000-square-foot facility includes commercial office and light industrial space, as well as the company’s new Design and Innovation Studio.
Central Indiana mayors discuss talent attraction, regionalism, public safety at public event
Ten mayors from across central Indiana gathered at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Tuesday for this year’s edition of Meet the Mayors: A State of the Region Event.
Indiana joins 16 other states and trade group in lawsuit over plastics packaging law
The suit argues that California’s recently finalized regulations will gradually force all companies to modify their plastics packaging.
Indy-area homebuilders see 2nd straight monthly dip in permit applications
Despite back-to-back monthly declines, the central Indiana market remains only slightly behind last year’s pace in 2026.
NCAA approves new eligibility rules giving Division I athletes 5 years to play 5 seasons
The NCAA believes the age-based model will make rules easier to administer and help make roster management more predictable for coaches.
Former IU QB Sorsby has to wait until 2027 to join NFL
The NFL informed the 22-year-old quarterback, who was declared ineligible for college football after for making thousands of bets on sporting events, that it will not hold a supplemental draft this year.
Trump administration announces $17.5B in loans for 10 new large nuclear reactors
The Energy Department’s goal is for all 10 reactors to be under construction by 2030 and to start providing power in the mid-2030s.
KPMG taps new leader for Indianapolis office
Accounting firm KPMG has named a new executive to lead its Indianapolis office following Managing Partner Eric Sutphin’s retirement.
DC Blox rolls out long list of commitments ahead of public data center forum
The Atlanta-based developer that plans to build an $800 million data center at the former Ford Visteon plant site on the east side of Indianapolis released a 20-point list of community commitments Tuesday.
Indiana utility regulator says he is looking for a new job after leadership shakeup
The move follows Indiana Gov. Mike Braun’s demotion of IURC Chairman Andy Zay after the agency approved an AES rate hike.
‘No benefit to waiting’: State initiative yields millions in claimed retirement resources
Thousands of people who were eligible to receive Indiana retirement benefits hadn’t yet applied for them, the initiative found.
New owners recast Neidhammer building as Quixote with office, co-working space and coffee shop
“The intent is to be a place where people can work, gather and dream together,” co-owner Addison Newell said of the building’s new namesake.