As the team is still conducting due diligence work on a new stadium site in the Wolf Lake area of Hammond, the Bears want feedback on “the premium spaces, fan amenities, and game day experiences” they are considering.
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IBI Ag, which is developing next-generation bioinsecticides as an alternative to traditional chemical insecticides, said the new location will serve as the hub for the company’s U.S. operations.
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Pharmaceutical Product Development, a subsidiary of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., is planning to hire 100 to 150 employees at the facility.
The new leader of Indiana’s economic development programs said state and industry officials need to better communicate the benefits of growth as large new projects increasingly face opposition.
D-A Lubricant, which moved its headquarters from Indianapolis to Lebanon in 2012, manufactures lubricants, greases, coolants, and specialty fluid products.
Debates about economic development’s impact on water use have intensified over the past few years in Indiana as the state has become a hub for proposed data centers and new manufacturing.
Seattle-based Sabey Corp. plans to build a co-location data center facility on 130 acres on the far-southwest side of the city.
Despite the continued work on the potential Hammond site, the project has not yet reached a formal agreement.
The 20,000-square-foot facility at 1831 Albany St. features classrooms and hands-on plumbing labs with the capacity to serve up to 500 students each week.
Mickey Shuey and Tom McDermott told Inside INdiana Business host Gerry Dick that he does not expect a stadium agreement to be finalized until the Bears complete their due diligence on a site the team is considering.
About 35,000 square feet of the facility will house Willoughby’s corporate headquarters, while the remaining 70,000 square feet will support light manufacturing and assembly operations.
The city also said Friday that it was requesting a continuance in a public hearing set to discuss incentives for the Metrobloks project that would delay the hearing from Aug. 5 to Aug. 19.
The 1,000-acre village portion of the LEAP Research and Innovation District is expected to include housing, retail, hospitality and dining venues, and recreational spaces.
If elected in November, the Carmel Republican said that he would push legislation to create a cabinet-level, “Water Czar,” responsible for overseeing large-scale water withdrawals.
New Indiana Commerce Secretary Chuck Goodrich said his company and the state have established processes to prevent conflicts.
In a statement released shortly before the vote, Mayor Joe Hogsett also announced his support for the moratorium.
The plant is among at least nine that SK Hynix has in development or under construction, most in South Korea, and all aimed at fulfilling the growing demand for advanced computing, especially AI.
Nearly a third of Indiana counties have approved some restrictions on data center development.
STEM DTS expects to create up to 75 jobs in Plainfield by the end of 2029, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun’s office announced Monday.
Indiana has aggressively courted data centers as part of its economic development push, but developments of all sizes have also drawn widespread opposition.
Richter-Garry has been serving as the economic development group’s interim chief executive since the retirement of Jim Schellinger in April.
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.
