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Post-election analysis
Indiana will have a new governor and senator in 2025. Dr. Wilson joins Gerry Dick to talk about what new policies could mean for Hoosiers from Lake Michigan to the Ohio River.

Indianapolis' new economic development strategy
Develop Indy, which is part of the Indy Chamber, has been in charge of economic development in the state's capital city since 2012. Now, there's a new vision and a familiar face leading the charge.

World Food Championships underway
The World Food Championships is underway at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Over 1,200 global chefs are competing across several categories for a $150,000 grand prize. The event runs through Nov. 12.

The Eras Tour's shimmering success
Taylor Swift's tour has moved on to Canada, but Indy tourism leaders are celebrating the success and economic impact of the three night event.

Nonstop flight to Europe returning to IND
Beginning in May 2025, travelers can fly from Indianapolis to Dublin, Ireland. The new nonstop flight will have implications for business and leisure travelers and the Indiana economy.

Fishers Event Center opening soon
After more than a year of construction, the Fishers Event Center is getting ready to welcome visitors for its first event in less than a month. We've got a preview of what fans will see inside.

Indiana company working to address affordable housing shortage
Affordable housing is an issue across the state and an Indiana company believes it can be part of the solution. Volumod builds both multi-family and single-family modular homes constructed in an eastside Indianapolis factory.

New flight could bring more investment to Indiana
Indiana counts Ireland as its top importer, generating $20 billion a year. We look at the current business relationship and hear from business leaders about how it could grow.

Building Indiana's Quantum Corridor
It is technology that holds the promise of collaborations among business, government and academic institutions to achieve breakthroughs in national defense, cybersecurity and other industries. We look at Indiana's plans to extend the Quantum Corridor network and the impact it could have.

Endangered Indiana: Merom Camp & Retreat Center
Mary-Rachel Redman travels to the Sullivan County town of Merom to take us inside a historic building that's in dire need of repair.

Business of Health Headlines
Business of Health Reporter Kylie Veleta joins us in studio to share a new milestone for Greenfield-based Elanco Animal Health. Plus, we're getting an inside look at the new Women and Infants Hospital at Ascension St Vincent in Indianapolis.

Investments, new projects powering northern Indiana
Hundreds of new jobs and multiple projects are coming to the South Bend-Elkhart region. Bethany Hartley shares how the area is focusing on child care and housing to support the people coming into the area.

City, university benefitting from renewed commitment
Mayor James Mueller joined our Engage Indiana series panel this week and talked to us about the city's partnership with the University of Notre Dame and how the two are connecting.

Amazon Web Services $11B data center construction underway
The largest single investment in state history is coming to New Carlisle, which is located west of South Bend. Eniola shares insight on how AWS will fill 1,000 jobs and her perspective on the impact of this project for Northern Indiana.

New film highlights the impact of organ donation
The Heartland International Film Festival is happening this weekend, and one film highlights the stories of late race car driver Bryan Clauson and three other families who have been affected by organ donation.

Elkhart investing in placemaking projects
The City of Elkhart is seeing population growth and focusing on quality of life. We take a look at some projects in the works and how those project play into the city's talent attraction strategy.

Lilly makes another LEAP investment
Eli Lilly & Co. announced another multibillion-dollar investment in the LEAP Lebanon Innovation District. BioCrossroads CEO Vince Wong joins us in-studio with insight on the investment and it's potential impact.

Engage Greater Lafayette
Business leaders in the Greater Lafayette region discussed the growing tech corridor on I-65 and the building blocks that have led to the region's momentum in our Engage Indiana event this week. We'll take you to West Lafayette to get their thoughts.

Indiana startup aims to "rescue" unused donated kidneys
We'll introduce you to the team behind 34 Lives, which is developing technology that will extend the safe preservation times for unused kidneys.

Indianapolis International Airport's soaring success
The Indianapolis International Airport is seeing a record number of travelers and expects to hit 50 nonstop destinations this year. Mario Rodriguez shares an overview of current projects underway at IND and the latest on a potential flight to Europe.

Sam Schmidt expands mission to conquer paralysis
Former IndyCar driver and current team co-owner Sam Schmidt is opening the Driven NeuroRecovery Center powered by NeuroHope. The facility will provide rehab and resources for those with brain and spinal cord injuries.

Purdue releases its first short film: Boilers to Mars
Purdue University has created its first ever short film, "Boilers to Mars," which aims to attract students who want to continue Purdue's dominance and reputation as a world leader in aviation.

Engage Indiana series visits Muncie
IBJ Media's Engage series traveled to East Central Indiana this week. The region is seeing a lot of growth, with new projects and initiatives aiming to transform the area.

The Marvella Project
A groundbreaking initiative is set to transform the landscape for young female athletes. The Marvella Project is a $98 million, three-phase development at Fair Oaks Farms in northwest Indiana.

MBX Biosciences goes public
Carmel-based MBX Biosciences made its debut on the Nasdaq about one week ago and saw its shares jump 48% from its initial public offering.

Indiana Sports Corp looks to the future
The Indiana Sports Corp has unveiled 2050 Vision-a five-pronged approach to continue to attract big time events and also create global centers for sports tech, academia, business leadership and women’s sports. The vision includes a goal of creating the women's sports capital of the world.

Sagamore Institute releases Workforce 2040 report
Indianapolis-based Sagamore Institute is sharing a new, comprehensive look at what working in Indiana will look like in the future. It's a snapshot that focuses on people, technology and education.

Inside the endangered Sposeep & Sons Building
The Sposeep & Sons Building was home to a once thriving scrap metal business that dates all the way back to 1890. Now, the prominent limestone landmark faces demolition and is one of the most endangered buildings in the state according to Indiana Landmarks.

New facilities to drive sports tourism
This week, Greenwood opened a $10 million sports park. It's one of several projects in development around the state related to athletics, including brand new facilities currently under construction in Fishers and Noblesville.

Kate the Chemist joins Notre Dame
She's captivated audiences and done science experiments alongside Stephen Colbert and Kelly Clarkson. Now, Kate Biberdorf, also known as Kate the Chemist, is Notre Dame's first professor for the public understanding of science.

Growing Indiana's international trade economy
Indiana leaders zeroed in on Italy and Slovakia as targets for economic growth during a recent economic trip. We go one-on-one with Governor Holcomb on why racing is a big part of the mission.

Mainstream Fiber Networks' expansion plans
Mainstream Fiber Networks is investing $1.5 million in a new headquarters located in the Brown County community of Gnaw Bone. The company is also adding jobs and investing in rural and underserved communities.

Rally Returns
Christopher Day, CEO, Elevate Ventures and U.S. Sen. Todd Young

Inside INdiana Business is on location for the second Rally Innovation Conference in Indianapolis. We look at what it means for entrepreneurs and executives from around the globe and the potential payoff for Indiana businesses.

University of Evansville partners with Toyota
Christopher Pietruszkiewicz, President, University of Evansville

The University of Evansville and Toyota Indiana have a new partnership to support the automaker’s Driving Possibilities initiative. The initiative aims to prepare students in southwest Indiana for future STEM careers.

International Harvester Building remains endangered
Jerry Betley, Vice President, Harvester Homecoming

For 60 years, it produced everything from World War II torpedoes to what many credit as the first modern SUV. But now, the former International Harvester building in Fort Wayne is on Indiana Landmarks' Most Endangered List, which lists historic places around the state on the brink of extinction.

South Bend's momentum
James Mueller, Mayor of South Bend

South Bend has come a long way since its early days with millions of dollars going toward revitalizing its downtown, modernizing and adding flights to its international airport, strengthening its partnership with Notre Dame and more. Mayor James Mueller is this week's guest on the Business & Beyond podcast.

Butler, Taylor universities investing in their communities
This week, two transformational initiatives were announced in two different parts of the state. We talk to the presidents of both Butler University and Taylor University about their efforts and the impact these projects will have.

AES Indiana eyes growth, clean energy
AES Indiana is investing more than $1 billion into its Petersburg plant as it transitions from coal to natural gas. President Brandi Davis-Handy talks about that project and plans for growth.

Indiana Landmarks releases 10 Most Endangered list
This year’s list features six new landmarks and four repeats from the 2023 list. Davis is also Gerry Dick's guest on the Business & Beyond podcast.

Addressing the childcare shortage
The Villages of Indiana just opened a new infant wing to double the number of babies the center can take care of. We'll take a look at what the impact will be in the Business of Health.

Indianapolis hosting 2025 WNBA All-Star Game
Mary-Rachel Redman is joined by Mel Raines to talk about what hosting the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game means for the Circle City and what fans can expect.

Eli Lilly's growing momentum
Eli Lilly and Co. is reporting second quarter profits up 68% over this time last year and is increasing its full-year revenue outlook by a whopping $3 billion. “Pete the Planner” joins us to discuss the pharmaceutical giant’s growth.

The Midwest's role in national security
Hypersonics, quantum computing and unmanned surface vehicles were all part of a discussion between policymakers, researchers and military officers at an inaugural national security conference at Notre Dame this week.

Marian University's plans for Lilly Endowment grant
Marian University is one of more than a dozen higher education institutions to share in $300 million in grant funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. The university is using its $25 million grant to support the development of the Riverside Education Innovation District.

Crossroads Connected
After 16 years and more than 140 miles of highway, I-69 from Indianapolis to Evansville is complete. We hear from all three Indiana governors who were involved in the project and take a look at the impact the interstate has and will have on the Indiana economy.

ArcticRx Pod Launches
ArcticRx's shippable, reusable freezer pod is on the market and ready for production. Developed at the Indiana IoT Labs in Fishers, the pod is now being field tested by clients, including the Department of Defense.

Business & Beyond Podcast presented by PNC
Gerry Dick talks to Pat Carlini about how she's transitioned from the fast-paced life in media to a much more mellow space in the world of yoga.

Marion Downtown Development
Plans for a major downtown development project in Marion are moving forward. Mayor Morell tells us there hasn't been any new development of this magnitude in more than a decade.

New home for Korn Ferry Tour Championship
The Pete Dye Golf Course at French Lick will host the Korn Ferry Tour Championship, presented by United Leasing and Finance October 3-6.

“Indiana is a land of opportunity.”
For the first time, Gov. Eric Holcomb is in Australia and Singapore for an economic development trip. Holcomb and his delegation are focusing on boosting investment in Indiana renewable energy, semiconductors, and the EV industry.

Rally 2024 is almost here
Rally, a global innovation conference, is coming up at the end of August. After its inaugural debut last summer, Elevate Ventures CEO Christopher Day says Rally produced several tangible success stories

Reflecting back and looking forward
Mayor Brandon Sakbun looks back on his first six months as mayor and talks about housing projects as well as the Terre Haute Convention Center.

IMS Museum adds staff member
As renovations continue, there’s a new face inside the IMS Museum driving the pace car of education. Jake Apollos is bringing his knowledge and experience as a teacher and administrator into the museum’s new STEAM classroom and beyond.

“Indiana is a land of opportunity.”

For the first time, Gov. Eric Holcomb is in Australia and Singapore for an economic development trip. Holcomb and his delegation are focusing on boosting investment in Indiana renewable energy, semiconductors, and the EV industry.

Rally 2024 is almost here

Rally, a global innovation conference, is coming up at the end of August. After its inaugural debut last summer, Elevate Ventures CEO Christopher Day says Rally produced several tangible success stories

Reflecting back and looking forward

Mayor Brandon Sakbun looks back on his first six months as mayor and talks about housing projects as well as the Terre Haute Convention Center.

IMS Museum adds staff member

As renovations continue, there’s a new face inside the IMS Museum driving the pace car of education. Jake Apollos is bringing his knowledge and experience as a teacher and administrator into the museum’s new STEAM classroom and beyond.

Engage Indiana West Central Indiana
IBJ Media’s third Engage Indiana event of the year brings us to Terre Haute and a city that’s seeing revitalization. We look at some important projects in the region and a mayor’s hope for the future.

Inside the Larry Bird Museum
Larry Bird has left a lasting legacy in the Wabash Valley, and now his career is the focus of a new Terre Haute Museum. It’s one of a dozen museums located in the city. We get an inside look at what visitors can experience…for no cost!

Car simulator helps with road to recovery
Six Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology students have created a car simulator to help patients at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. The invention addresses a major part of the process to regain mobility and freedom.

Indiana Dinosaur Museum opens
He’s seen success in the candy industry as the founder of the South Bend Chocolate Company. Now, Mark Tarner is sharing another passion- dinosaurs–and the launch of a $20 million museum.

Back home again in Clinton, Indiana
Gerry Dick returns to his hometown of Clinton to share some of the past struggles the area has faced, and the optimism two major projects are bringing to its future.

IU Indianapolis launches
After more than a half century, IUPUI is no more. President Pamela Whitten shares how the Indianapolis campus is an urban research university and plans for the campus’ future.

Purdue University in Indianapolis launches
Mung Chiang says Purdue University in Indianapolis is an extension of the West Lafayette campus. He shares his plans not only for the campus, but for other sites across the city.

Starting with the Sycamores
ISU President Dr. Mike Godard is celebrating his first month on the job. He’s this week’s guest on the Business & Beyond Podcast and shares one of his top priorities for his tenure.

Competitive pay in Hamilton County
Stevanato makes glass vials and syringes for pharmaceuticals. They’ve committed to keeping their salaries competitive in Fishers – an area where the cost of living is 26% higher than the Indiana average.

Major WWE deal bringing three premium events to Indiana
The WWE has signed an eight-year deal to bring Royal Rumble, WrestleMania and SummerSlam to Lucas Oil Stadium. We have an exclusive interview with WWE exec Chris Legentil on why Indiana was chosen and the statewide impact.

Fort Wayne seeing growth, more projects
Indiana's second largest city continues to land first class projects and investment that are reshaping its downtown and attracting national attention. In total, there’s been more than $1 billion in downtown investment over the past decade, and more is on the way.

Paramedic launches at home care business
A lifelong paramedic in Zionsville is bringing back the old-fashioned house call with a modern spin. Medic Home Care sends the same paramedic to a patient’s home once a week for checkups.

Indianapolis tourism eyes record
Progress on a new hotel and more than a billion dollars of new business are elevating tourism’s economic impact on Indianapolis and the state of Indiana. In the wake of the devastating impact of Covid, Chris Gahl says this could be the busiest year in Indy tourism history.

The Voice of the Hoosiers
He is one of the most iconic voices in sports – the Voice of the Hoosiers. Don Fischer is Gerry Dick’s guest to kick off season 4 of the Business and Beyond podcast. They talk about his first job, his first meeting with Bob Knight and many other memorable moments from a 50-year career.

Fort Wayne’s plan for the pool
The main pool inside Lucas Oil Stadium will soon head to a new home in Fort Wayne. The 50-meter competition pool for the U.S. Olympic Team Trials will anchor a new aquatics and wellness facility.

VR Swim Trials
Purdue University is diving into the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials with a major sponsorship and creating a VR experience where people can swim against each other in a virtual pool.

Indiana heads toward record year for economic development
Indiana appears well on its way to a record-smashing year for economic development, nearly reaching last year’s record numbers in just the first 6 months of 2024. Larry Gigerich talks one-on-one with Gerry Dick about the investments companies are making in the Hoosier state and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

From plant waste to bioplastics
Knox County is the second-highest producer of melons in the entire country, and now all those gourds are growing a new business venture. We talk to the brains behind AgroRenew about how the process works ahead of an upcoming $83 million production facility groundbreaking.

Swim trials economic impact
More than 250,000 swimming fans are expected to visit Indianapolis for the US Olympic Team Trials. Downtown Indy, Inc. talks economic impact and shares lessons learned from the NBA All-Star Game.

Supporting women entrepreneurs
A Jeffersonville native is giving back to her hometown by opening a workspace for women. Deidra Collins hopes Wall Street Suites will serve as a catalyst for growth for female entrepreneurs and business owners.

Indianapolis dives into the history books
Indianapolis is about to make a big splash, becoming the first city to build Olympic-sized swimming pools in an NFL stadium. Tim Hinchey gives us a preview of the experience and why “Indianapolis has proven to be the center of the sports world.”

Bringing a piece of Paris to Indianapolis
Lucas Oil Stadium isn’t the only place where things are being built for the swim trials. We learn about how a local group of welders is building a 66-foot-tall Eiffel Tower.

Producing the pool water
All of the water to fill 2-and-a-half Olympic pools is coming from one hydrant outside Lucas Oil Stadium. We go behind the scenes with two Indiana companies to find out how they make sure the water is ready for show time.

Volunteers supporting Swim Trials
Thousands of volunteers are helping to make the US Olympic Swim Trials possible. We talk to OneAmerica Financial about the importance of the community support as well as an initiative to teach people how to swim.

Indiana Golf Headquarters moving
Ground has been broken for the new Pete and Alice Dye Indiana Golf Center. It will include a hall of fame and serve as a centralized location for Indiana Golf to serve courses, events and programming throughout the state.

Securing the Swim Trials
As Indiana prepares for another sporting event on a global stage, we learn about the competition Indy faced to secure the bid and the three things unique to the Indy bid.

Impact of Indiana Global Summit 2024
Billions of dollars in investments and economic development are coming to Indiana from Elanco, Purdue University and Eli Lilly. We recap the event and talk about what this means for Indiana.

Billions more for Eli Lilly’s LEAP campus
Eli Lilly and Company is committing to an additional $5.3 billion investment in its planned manufacturing campus in the LEAP Innovation district in Boone County -bringing its total investment there to $9 billion and 900 jobs. We talk one-on-one with Dave Ricks

Future of Eleven Park
As Mayor Joe Hogsett continues his efforts to bring a Major League Soccer team to Indianapolis, Ersal Ozdemir talks about where plans for Eleven Park stand.

Evansville Airport Development
Following the return of flights from Evansville to Chicago, we talk to Nate Hahn about the increase they’re seeing in passenger traffic and the latest on theconstruction of the new private terminal.

Larry Bird Museum opens
A free museum celebrating the career of Larry Bird is now open in Downtown Terre Haute. Chris talks about the impact Bird has with choosing Terre Haute for the location.

Olympic hopeful discusses swim trials, water safety initiative
Chase Kalisz is preparing to swim in Indianapolis for the US Olympic Swim Team trials. He talks about his excitement and Eli Lilly’s Indiana Water Safety Program.

Month of May performance at IMS
Race weekend is finally here. IMS President Doug Boles talks about sales, the
success of a new proprietary ticket marketplace and the buzz around the Racers and Pacers.

Big jobs announcements at Global Summit
Multiple major economic development announcements were made during the 2024 Indiana Global Economic Summit. We have details, impact and reaction from Gov. Eric Holcomb.

One-on-one with a trailblazer
Racing icon Lyn St. James reflects on her trailblazing career in motorsports and how she is continuing to help racing’s next generation.

Diversity driving change at IMS, IndyCar
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar are continuing to push the accelerator on the Road to Diversity. Penske Entertainment Chief Diversity Officer Jimmie McMillian talks about measuring success and efforts to connect students with careers in the motorsports industry.

Riverfront Revitalization
After more than a year of planning, the vision for a 50-mile stretch along the Ohio River has been released. From Newburgh to Mount Vernon, plans call for generational residential, retail and quality of life improvements.

Navigating employment and following your dreams
From the IMS flag stand, Aaron Likens has a unique vantage point above the Yard of Bricks. Now, he’s sharing the path to his dream job and the challenges he faced with autism and Asperger’s in a new book, “Playing in Traffic.”

Indy 500 Tickets Surge, New TV Deal Nears
As the 108th running of the Indy 500 nears, ticket sales continue to trend toward a
sellout. Does that mean the television blackout on race day might be lifted? How
soon might a new TV deal get done, and who are the frontrunners? Just some of the questions we pose to IndyCar CEO Mark Miles.

Transformation Continues in Town of Speedway
Speedway continues to be a destination for entertainment and dining, and not just during the month of May. Mary-Rachel Redman updates a town transformation and a hotel project that seemingly can’t reach the finish line.

IndyCar Adding Sports Neurologist
The world of sports is taking head injuries more seriously than ever before, and that includes motorsports. Kylie Veleta has details on IndyCar’s move to add a neurologist to its medical team and the expected outcome.

The Changing Face of Sports Marketing
Corporate sponsorships are the lifeblood of motorsports and all professional and major college athletics. Group 1001’s Mike Nichols talks about his company’s sports strategy and how women are helping transform the sports marketing game.

The New IMS: A Balancing Act
For decades, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was a one-event venue. Today, IMS plays host to some 200 events a year. Penske Entertainment’s Allison Melangton talks demand, balancing tradition and what’s next for IMS.

$90 million IMS Museum Makeover
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is undergoing a nearly $90 million transformation that will open to the public just before next year’s Indy 500. Mary- Rachel Redman gives us a sneak peek at what we can expect.

IndyCar drivers fueling capital campaign
An ambitious capital campaign to expand an Indianapolis animal shelter is nearing the finish line. Kylie Veleta talks with some high-profile IndyCar drivers who are helping fuel the effort.

Indy Fanfest: Grassroots effort connects race fans statewide
In an effort to connect with race fans where they live, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is getting back to basics. We’ll tell you why IMS is already looking to expand its traveling Fan Fest.

Business at the Brickyard
We’re at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the month of May. We’ll look at the economic impact motorsports has on the state of Indiana and how tech and innovation continue to drive the sport of racing.

Engage Indiana – Southern Indiana New Albany
After decades of quietly living in the shadow of the Louisville skyline, southeast Indiana is coming of age. Learn more about the region and how it’s busy building a new economy.

Mira Awards
Eighteen tech entrepreneurs and companies from across Indiana were honored at TechPoint’s 25th Annual Mira Awards. You’ll hear from one winner who left China at the age of 16 to chase the American dream.

Business of Health: IU Health Methodist Hospital & REV
Doctors at IU Health Methodist noticed some of their patients were battling hunger, so they created the concept of food lockers to help. We’ll show you how an IndyCar connection is adding some horsepower with protein.

NFL Draft: Will Indianapolis Host?
Will Indianapolis make a bid to host the NFL Draft and what kind of economic impact could it have on the region? We’ll hear from the Indiana Sports Corp.
Indianapolis Colts Overseas Marketing
The Indianapolis Colts are taking their show overseas. We’ll get details on the team’s bold marketing plans for Germany and Austria.

International Harvester
Fort Wayne is looking to preserve a big part of its historic automotive past. We’ll explain what Harvester Homecoming is about.

Business of Health: NICO Corporation Stroke Technology
The deadliest form of stroke now has a new treatment option, and it was discovered right here in Indiana. See why health experts believe this new technology marks a historical advancement in stroke care.

The Caitlin Clark Effect
Now that Caitlin Clark is officially bringing her game to Indiana, what is the potential economic impact. We’ll look at everything from tourism to ticket sales to merchandise.

Holcomb Southern Hemisphere Trade Mission
Indiana leaders headed to Mexico and Brazil to build momentum for the state’s agbioscience sector. We talk with the governor about this trade mission to the southern hemisphere.

Engage Indiana: Southwest Indiana
Southwest Indiana is one of six Indiana regions to land $45 million from the state in READI 2.0 grant money. Business leaders weigh in on the potential impact. And we’ll also look at what new nonstop air service from Evansville to Chicago means for growth in the region.

PNC Grow Up Great Program
April marks the 20th anniversary of PNC’s Grow Up Great initiative. We’ll show you how the program is preparing kids in Indiana for success in school and life.

State of Malls in Indiana
Big changes are in the works for shopping malls throughout Indiana. We’ll get perspective on what might be in store for an industry in transition from one of Indiana's retail experts.

Eclipse in Indiana Economic Impact
Stargazers flocked to Indiana to witness the total solar eclipse. We’ll look at how the weather played a major role in thrusting the state into ground zero for viewing.

Business of Health: Healing Power of Salt Caves
There’s a Hoosier connection to pink salt from the Himalaya's and healing. This week's Business of Health is coming to you from inside a cave in Carmel.

Business of Basketball
Purdue’s magical basketball season may have ended with a loss in the NCAA Championship game, but we look at how it was a major win for the university's bottom line.

SK Hynix Microelectronics Plant-West Lafayette
West Lafayette has landed the largest economic development deal in Indiana history. We’ll have details on the economic impact of South Korea-based semiconductor-maker SK Hynix’ $4 billion project.

Purdue Final Four-Economic Impact
The Purdue Boilermakers are preparing to take center court in the world of college basketball. We’ll look at what their trip to the Final Four means for recruiting, NIL, and enrollment.

The New Economy-Preparing Indiana’s Workforce
Landing multi-billion-dollar microelectronic projects like the SK Hynix deal in West Lafayette is one thing. Training workers to deliver is another. We’ll show you how Ivy Tech and Purdue are partnering to prepare future workers.

Business of Basketball: Terre Haute
Indiana teams are scoring big on and off the court during March Madness. We look at Indiana State's run in the NIT, Purdue's performance in the NCAA Tourney, and how the business of basketball is driving big bucks into the Hoosier economy.

Solar Eclipse: William Shatner-IU + City of Franklin Preparations
All eyes to the skies for the April 8 Solar Eclipse. We hear from the actor known as “Captain Kirk” on what it means to Indiana, and we visit the city of Franklin to see how it is gearing up for the celestial event of the century.

Business of Health: Fishers Filmmaker
A Fishers native is paying homage to his sister through the power of film. We’ll have details on his inspiring project.

Mira Awards
Get ready for more of a Hollywood feel at this year’s Mira Awards presented by TechPoint. We’ll explain why the 25th-anniversary celebration of tech innovators in Indiana is taking on an Oscar theme.

Governor Eric Holcomb
Governor Eric Holcomb has penned an op-ed offering advice for the next person to take over as Indiana governor. Inside Indiana Business Host Gerry Dick and IBJ Editor Lesley Weidenbener sit down with the governor to talk about the priorities he sees for the next chief executive of the state.

IU Indianapolis
IUPUI is winding down after 53 years as a joint effort between Indiana University and Purdue University in Indianapolis. We find out what’s next for the new IU Indianapolis.

Chocolat Café-Rushville
An entrepreneur in Rush County is hitting the sweet spot for chocolate lovers. Mary-Rachel Redman has the inside scoop on what’s behind the success of Chocolat Café in Rushville.

Eclipse Preparations in Vincennes
Hoosier communities both big and small are preparing for what some are calling “Solarpalooza 2024.” We’ll head to southwest Indiana to see how the city of Vincennes is getting ready for guests coming to watch the Solar Eclipse.

Business of Health: Eclipse Preparations-Indiana Hospitals
Preparing for the solar eclipse has been a challenge for Indiana first responders and hospitals. Find out why it’s a lot like preparing for a hurricane in this week’s Business of Health.

Charting the Caitlin Clark Effect
Basketball superstar Caitlin Clark may soon be calling her shots in Indiana. We get insight on the huge impact she could have both on and off the court.

Madison: Indiana’s Music City
We’re tuning in to an Indiana economic development story unfolding on the banks of the Ohio River. We’ll take you to Madison to find out how the power of instrument and voice are catching on in a big way.

March Madness: Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever + Horizon League Tournament

The business of basketball this month is going to add up to millions of dollars for Indiana schools, hotels, restaurants, and retailers. We’ll have details on that and insight into the economic impact Caitlin Clark is already having on the Indiana Fever.

Business of Health: Overdose Lifeline
A Hoosier mom is on a mission to save those battling substance use disorder after losing her son to an overdose. You’ll hear why she’s being honored as one of the most inspiring women in America.

March Madness: The Secret Game
It’s been 80 years since Coach John McLendon spearheaded The Secret Game, basketball’s first racially integrated competition. We’ll have more on why he’s being honored for his accomplishments this week in Indianapolis.

Broadband Initiatives in Indiana
Indiana is working to closing the gap on the digital dive. We’ll look at how $1.5 billion in public-private funding is connecting unserved or underserved Hoosiers to the web.

NFL Combine-IU Health’s Medical Role
Indianapolis is hosting its 37 th NFL Combine and IU Health is playing a major role in making sure the players are in top shape. Learn why the medical component of the Combine is a major reason why Indy continues to host the event.

Ports of Indiana
Indiana's three ports shipped 12.6 million tons of goods last year, the second highest in its 63-year history. We’ll have more on the surprising numbers of a state many consider to be landlocked.

Indiana Agriculture-Cuba
Hoosier-grown food is gaining traction on the international stage, specifically in Cuba. We’ll break down Indiana's global ag strategy and what it means for the state's farmers.

There is no shortage of people flying in and out of Indianapolis International Airport. And that’s not the only aviation hub in the state experiencing big growth.

Flying directly in and out of Evansville has become a big challenge for people doing business there. We’ll look at what more direct flights would mean for companies headquartered in southwest Indiana.

NBA All-Star Weekend is in the books. We’ll look at how the three-day event put Indiana and Hoosier businesses in the global spotlight.

The University of Notre Dame is addressing mental health care beyond campus boundaries. Find out what it means for the South Bend region.

Indiana Pacers owner Steve Simon shares his thoughts on the pride his family feels in Indianapolis hosting the game, the domino effect it could have on the state’s economy and why arts and culture are so important to the event.

The NBA is all in on Indianapolis hosting the league’s marquee events. The commissioner talks about what makes Indy an elite big event city and the leadership that has made it happen.

All-Star Weekend gives Indiana leaders an opportunity to woo big-name corporations and site selection consultants to do business in the state. We’ll have more on the global strategy to cash in.

Very few things say welcome to the cradle of basketball more than a court in the middle of an airport. Why the move has captured global attention and the potential payoff.

The weekend is about more than just basketball. Find out how arts and culture are a big part of the game plan.

NBA All-Star Weekend, a global intersection of sports, arts, and culture is about to tip off in Indianapolis. We'll look at the expected $320 million impact on the central Indiana economy.

A physical therapist at IU Indy is hopeful her vision for a device to help patients recover from injuries and pain will soon be on the market. Learn how Precision Care Technologies is creating greater mobility for those suffering from muscle pain.

A Hoosier farmer, with a passion for bringing tech opportunities to those living in rural Indiana is doing so by transforming a historic opera house in the small town of Camden. He shares his vision with us on this week’s show.

Downtown Hammond is getting a facelift. We’ll explain why slowing down traffic on the city’s main drag is speeding up millions of dollars in investment and development.

There’s a new leader taking over the group that promotes Indiana's $77 billion life
sciences sector. We caught up with Vince Wong to get his take on what's next for BioCrossroads.

Anderson University President John Pistole has come full circle. We talk with him about growing up just off campus, the top security jobs he’s held in U.S. government and his vision for Anderson University as a leader in the cybersecurity space.

Rick Fuson has been a part of the fabric of Indianapolis for 40 years. He's retiring in June as CEO of Pacers Sports and Entertainment. Gerry Dick goes one-on-one with Fuson on his favorite memories and moments in Indiana sports.

Indiana has landed another global tech giant. Meta plans to set up a data center in southeast Indiana on the heels of a Google announcement in Fort Wayne. We’re at River Ridge in Jeffersonville to break down Meta’s massive investment and the jobs coming along with it.

There’s a new strategy in place at a central Indiana treasured property. We’ll look at what's next for Lafayette Square Mall and how it could change the face of Indy's northwest side.

Indiana’s newest hospital is preparing to open its doors. We take you to Crown Point to check in on Franciscan Health's new facility for patients in Northwest Indiana.

A 50-mile stretch of riverfront in southwest Indiana is about to undergo a major transformation. Evansville Regional Economic Partnership CEO Lloyd Winnecke shares details on Ohio River development plans stretching from Evansville to Newburgh.

Rising health insurance costs are a big concern for Indiana businesses and workers. We’ll show you how a Lawrence-based company’s ‘medical clinic on wheels’ is helping to drive down prices and keep Hoosier employees healthier.

What used to be windshield wiper factory is now a northwest Indiana destination hot spot. We take you to Valparaiso to see why spirits are high at Journeyman Distillery.

For our top story we’ll get perspective on Governor Holcomb’s final State of the State address and an inside look at the pipeline for new projects, jobs and innovation from Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg.

In this week’s Business of Health…IU Health has a new high-tech “team member”. We’ll have details on the impact of the “IU-D2” robot on patients and health care staff.

And…There’s a new shopping hot spot in central Indiana where sustainability meets savings. We’ll show you what AllSurplus Deals is all about.

Circle Centre Mall 1995...a key driver to grow downtown Indianapolis into a vibrant hot spot...getting new life. We talk with the developer behind what's next for the mall.

In this week's Business of Health...how this made in Indiana cold storage business is changing the way vaccines and medicines are moved around the world.

And...the cosmic connection to this popular restaurant at Purdue...West Lafayette's 8Eleven Modern Bistro one of the Hoosier food and drink hot spots we're highlighting on this month's Trendiana.

Rebroadcast from weekend of 10-20-2023

It's full circle time in Kokomo...an Indiana city that has driven four-wheel innovation for more than a century. The city's ties to the first cars to ever hit the road to today's new age of auto manufacturing in the EV space. Billions of dollars in investment and thousands of new jobs in the pipeline.

Plus...northwest Indiana getting a big slice of the next form of clean energy. The economic impact of a new hydrogen hub coming to the state. And...how a Hoosier mom is using tech to tackle one of Indiana's most alarming health issues in minority communities.

This month. May in Indiana. The Thunderbirds...Bagpipes...A swig of Milk. Partying in the Snake Pit This spectacle...a time when Indiana shares its unique DNA with the rest of the world...Time to buckle in for Business at the Brickyard at the World's Greatest Racecourse... presented by Purdue University.

"We have 150 corporates companies in Carmel and those corporations need to hire the best and brightest, smartest people from all over the globe." So, investing in quality of life. By investing in a beautiful downtown...it supports those corporations." Christkindlmarkt an example of Carmel's strategy to get people to live and work there. We catch up with seven-term outgoing Mayor Jim Brainard on what's next.

The Indiana connection to hope for cancer patients. The roll out of a pharmaceutical giant's new drug production facility and its potential life saving impact.

Well-known central Indiana entrepreneur Mina Starsiak Hawk from Good Bones on the move. Why she's targeting Hamilton County and what's next.

Momentum building in Indiana's capital city, big projects on the horizon. A new high-rise hotel, a new life for the old City Hall, a multi-billion-dollar hospital expansion, and much more growth.

We look at the next chapter for downtown Indianapolis...Community Health Network taking a giant leap forward in caring for cancer patients, details on new treatments in the works designed to save lives. And we head to one of Indiana's sweet spots. Hagerstown...home of an iconic candy that's still going strong after more than 130 years in business.

Indiana cities and towns under new leadership after the November election...Terre Haute for one. What 27-year-old Mayor-elect Brandon Sakbun...the country's youngest small city leader's vision to grow Terre Haute. Plus...a new pep in the step for an iconic Indiana favorite. See what big things are in store for Choc-Ola...a Hoosier drink dating back 70 years. And...the grande damme of central Indiana TV news bids farewell. We catch up with Debby Knox...stepping away from the anchor desk...a look back at her 30- plus year career in Indy and what's next...

Eli Lilly CEO Dave Ricks...bullish on the impact on his company's new weight loss drug. Next how it works, the made-in Indiana connection and when can you get it... Also...hard to believe, but it's time to get the list together to buy for family and friends. What consumers and businesses can expect this holiday shopping season both online and in the store. And...move over popcorn and soda...how Indiana movie theatres are taking the food and drink experience to the next level.

Potential recession in the picture for Indiana in 2024...but for how long and what it could mean for Hoosier manufacturing. Find out what leading Indiana economists are predicting for the new year... The cause-and-effect factors playing into buying and selling a home in Indiana. What to expect with the housing market heading into 2024. And...why screening for lung cancer is proving to be a lifesaver...especially among minorities...what Indiana needs to do to help more Hoosiers become survivors.

The past, present, and future intersecting in Hamilton County’s oldest city. A new state-of-the-art arena, one of the anchors for growth in Noblesville. Plus...Indiana innovation leads to a more effective way to deliver CPR. The Indianapolis startup and its groundbreaking device that could save lives. And the latest look back on the life of JFK through the eyes of a 23-year-old Carmel filmmaker and director. How the young artist brought the story to life in a new History Channel documentary.

Columbus, Indiana...a Hoosier hotbed for innovation & architecture. How Cummins is putting the city on the map as a global leader in hydrogen power, the city's plan to attract talent, and its connection to one of the most popular shoes in the world.

Springsteen, Terre Haute and the first CD ever produced in North America. The Sony Plant evolving from its music past into a medical manufacturing future.

And...the Blue Jackets are back in Indianapolis. More than 70,000 young future business leaders in Indy for the FFA Convention. What it means to THEM and the economic impact on the region.

Indiana's premiere event and venue driving big bucks into the state's bottom line. New numbers out on just how valuable the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is to Indiana. Plus, Indiana flexing its muscle in the health sciences space, how the state landed a prestigious biotech hub, and its potential impact on growth and new Hoosier jobs. And we crisscross the state in search of the best food and drinks taking flight in Indiana...including this staple in Huntington.

It's full circle time in Kokomo...an Indiana city that has driven four-wheel innovation for more than a century. The city's ties to the first cars to ever hit the road to today's new age of auto manufacturing in the EV space. Billions of dollars in investment and thousands of new jobs in the pipeline.

Plus...northwest Indiana getting a big slice of the next form of clean energy. The economic impact of a new hydrogen hub coming to the state. And...how a Hoosier mom is using tech to tackle one of Indiana's most alarming health issues in minority communities.

Momentum building in Indiana's second largest city...Fort Wayne clearing the way for a massive new data center campus: Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry sheds more light on the impact of that investment.

Plus...we take a deep dive into what's next for riverfront development, housing, and overall growth in the region.

And...Indiana driving forward with another multi-million-dollar electric vehicle investment. Why Kokomo is all charged up over plans for yet another EV battery plant coming to Howard County?

Indiana's sizzling tech scene. 16 Tech with robust growth plans, innovation hubs in Bloomington and Terre Haute, and plans in the works for a new tech corridor. We'll look at what it all means for the state's economy.

Plus an Indiana medical device company produces the perfect recipe for a struggling neighborhood, fresh food. The business story behind this new grocery store and what it means for the community.

And Journeyman planting roots in Indiana. Where the popular distillery is preparing to set up shop and the economic ripple effect.

Indiana's capital city is on the move...massive investments, big events in the pipeline, and a changing skyline are all on the horizon. We'll check in on the state of downtown Indianapolis.

The Mellencamp name entering the world of whiskey. John Mellencamp's son Hud on their partnership with another southern Indiana spirits brand and the role Hoosier farmers are playing in bringing it to life.

And a made-in-Indiana healthy snack hitting the market. The Evansville connection to chicken-based chips.

Union workers and the Big Three automakers are at a stalemate over money and a shorter work week. We take a closer look at the ripple effect of the UAW strike in Indiana.

Indiana Golf tees off on a new course...more on the governing body's new home and the economic impact it could have on central Indiana.

And...how a little device invented by an Evansville doctor is helping brain injury patients across the country regain the use of their hands.

Sounding the horn in northwest Indiana, The South Shore Double Line project once a pipe dream, now on a fast track for takeoff. The economic ripple effect for cities in The Region like Michigan City.

Plus we talk with Governor Eric Holcomb from Japan...takeaways on his latest overseas trade mission and the strategy to push more Japanese business growth in Indiana. The Indiana connection to a big medical breakthrough in outer space. How it could be a game-changer for those with knee injuries.

A new leader behind the wheel driving economic growth in Indiana. We get State Secretary of Commerce David Rosenburg’s insights on how he intends to sustain and grow Indiana innovation. New quarterback. New coach. New vibe. The Colts kick off their season at home, the impact on downtown Indianapolis businesses. And...Madison County gets in on the solution to helping Hoosiers who don’t get enough to eat...how fertile soil in Anderson is playing a major role.

We are coming to you this week from the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis for the Inaugural Rally Conference, an event billed as the largest global cross-sector innovation conference.

The cradle of basketball. Indiana. The next game-changer in downtown Indianapolis. Bicentennial Unity Plaza opens...the final piece to the 360-million-dollar makeover of Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The plaza's impact beyond basketball. How it's positioned to serve as a new catalyst for downtown growth and why it could be a key to attracting Hoosiers back to their capital city.

Gary Indiana was called the magic city of steel. It was nothing but sand and wetlands when it was founded by US Steel in 1906. An uncertain future for that corporate titan that put Gary on the map...what's next for US Steel and its thousands of workers. Plus how two Hancock County neighbors built a tiny startup into a thriving tech company in the world of health care and beyond. And pull up a seat at the table to see which Indianapolis-area restaurants landed on Yelp's Top 100 Places to eat in the Midwest.

Chris Ballard reflects on his up-close experience as a young boy...interacting with NFL players...to his role now as General Manager of the Indianapolis Colts. We get Ballard's take on the state of the business of professional football. And breaking down the numbers on what it means for cities like Westfield...a big score or something less? And the legendary Snoop Dogg's take on the Colts bold mental health initiative.

The South Bend-Elkhart region clicking on all cylinders not straying too far from its manufacturing roots. Back in the day, it was Studebakers rolling off the line. Then came RVs, the region growing into the RV capital of the world. And now, the next generation of the "four-wheel" economy rolling into the region. A three-and-a-half-billion-dollar EV plant is on the way.

A classic song representing joy and one that Hoosiers were probably grooving to in 1892 as they celebrated the opening of the new Indiana State Fairgrounds. Not the only milestone in Indiana that year---the game of basketball bounced into the state. Now these two treasured traditions meet again to celebrate all things Hoosier at Indiana's biggest celebration, the Indiana State Fair. A can't miss summer event with a huge economic impact on Indianapolis and the state.

Indiana's economy clicking on all cylinders...billions of dollars in investments in the works...but big changes coming at the state agency charged with driving Indiana's growth. What it could mean for future projects.

Honoring the best and brightest leaders across the state. We salute the women and men who landed on IBJ Media's Indiana 250 List...which includes some intriguing back stories.

Also...something to tickle your sweet tooth. We'll cool down at Indiana's hottest ice cream spots.

Indiana’s first win cashing in on sports dollars? The 1987 Pan Am Games. A game plan that helped land a Super Bowl. NCAA Final Fours...and has the NBA All-Star Game and US Olympic Swim Trials on deck for 2024. It’s not just those big events. Youth sports also driving big bucks into the Hoosier economy.

How sports tourism is keeping Indiana on top of its game. Plus...the Racing Capital of the World powering forward with a massive makeover to one of its iconic buildings...more on “Stories Behind the Spectacle”

Growth. Investment. Jobs. It all goes beyond Boone County. Next,
a deep dive into how Indiana is scoring on the economic playing field...from ag bioscience to electric vehicles to clean energy.

Rolls-Royce North America in Indianapolis...just part of Hoosier military might. The impact of Indiana's multi-million-dollar defense industry...the perspective from northeast Indiana.

Plus the state's role in tackling stroke treatment...See how Indiana healthcare workers are working to help stroke victims move forward.

And...tis the season for flowers. Yelp's Brittany Smith crisscrosses the state to check out the best U-Pick farms.

The heart of the Wabash Valley beating on all cylinders. Terre Haute's transformation into a west central Indiana destination for work, live, and play.

Another big step for Hoosier life sciences. How one biotech company is taking direct aim at cancers caused by HPV infections.

And you'll hear from one the best defensive players to ever put on a Colts uniform. Robert Mathis on winning the Super Bowl, his new mission to help young people learn the game of life...and...Peyton Manning the prankster.

This week, multiple major stories with significant implications for the Indiana economy and we are covering it all on this week’s show.

In Fort Wayne, General Motors announced a $632 million investment in its truck plant there to support next-generation production of internal combustion engine trucks. The investment to secure the future for nearly 4,000 workers at the Allen County plant.

Meanwhile, in St. Joseph County, a GM-Samsung SDI joint venture this week confirmed plans to invest $3.5 billion to build an Electric Vehicle battery plant with 1,700 jobs just east of New Carlisle...the latest in a series of major EV investments in Indiana.

And in Indianapolis, a transformational day as Indiana University and Purdue University make it official, signing documents creating Indiana University Indianapolis and Purdue University in Indianapolis, a move expected to have a major impact on the two schools AND the state economy.

Wins and losses on the field in Terre Haute. College baseball brings big bucks to town and thrusts the Indiana State Sycamores into the national spotlight. But the city won't be hosting the next round of the NCAA baseball tournament. We look into why. Plus...you'll meet the woman who went from driving a college campus bus to creating more comfortable hospital beds.
And saving an Evansville treasure attached to a famous Hoosier last name. What's being done to save the iconic Hulman Building.

In 1998 Inside Indiana Business hit the air. The same year the sheriff came to town...and transformed Indiana into Peyton’s Place. Twenty-five years ago, we started “Googling” it...and were beginning to do it from the palm of our hand. Smart phones a luxury back then, now a must have. Letterman was still dominating late night and...Inside Indiana Business? It was just getting started....now hitting its Silver Anniversary. Twenty-five years of reporting on Hoosier innovation and success stories from Lake Michigan to the Ohio River.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of June 5, 2023. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

This month. May in Indiana. The Thunderbirds...Bagpipes...A swig of Milk. Partying in the Snake Pit This spectacle...a time when Indiana shares its unique DNA with the rest of the world...Time to buckle in for Business at the Brickyard at the World's Greatest Racecourse... presented by Purdue University.

This month. May in Indiana. The Thunderbirds...Bagpipes...A swig of Milk. Partying in the Snake Pit This spectacle...a time when Indiana shares its unique DNA with the rest of the world...Time to buckle in for Business at the Brickyard at the World's Greatest Racecourse... presented by Purdue University.

This month. May in Indiana. The Thunderbirds...Bagpipes...A swig of Milk. Partying in the Snake Pit This spectacle...a time when Indiana shares its unique DNA with the rest of the world...Time to buckle in for Business at the Brickyard at the World's Greatest Racecourse... presented by Purdue University.

This month. May in Indiana. The Thunderbirds...Bagpipes...A swig of Milk. Partying in the Snake Pit This spectacle...a time when Indiana shares its unique DNA with the rest of the world...Time to buckle in for Business at the Brickyard at the World's Greatest Racecourse... presented by Purdue University.

The Jackson Five found their groove growing up in Gary, Indiana. There’s a different “vibe” in the Region now. New “tracks” to power rail riders more quickly across northwest Indiana. The pace also picking up for companies cranking out alternative energy, while staying in tune, the leader of the band in the region...the steel industry. Northwest Indiana picking up the beat, finding its new groove, and dancing into the future much like Michael and company did back in the day.

Eli Lilly busting a big move in Boone County. A $3.7 billion-dollar transformational innovation and research hub is on the horizon. What does it mean for the 700 people who will work there? Where will they live? The latest on the housing crunch in Boone County. And...Purdue's bold plans to play a key part in this new 63-mile health science tech corridor.

An implosion setting off an economic explosion in Evansville. From rollin' on the river to transform the banks of the Ohio into a regional gem... to driving electric vehicle growth at Toyota's massive plant in Princeton...Plus...the timeline for building a new bridge connecting southwest Indiana to Kentucky also...challenges to get more flights into and out of Evansville's regional airport and...what the Pocket City's historic baseball stadium has in common with Wrigley and Fenway.

A rebound in Richmond. An Indiana rustbelt city powering ahead...rising out of the shadows of its economic past...now forging a path to future growth. How pet food is serving as a key driver. And, Indiana's largest AIDS service organization expanding its footprint...an Olympic gold medalist and a tribute to Ryan White...all part of the Damien Center's new state-of-the-art facility.

Smooth sailing ahead for Indiana innovators. How a new state-of-the-art bridge could be the key driver in pushing Hoosier tech and research to the next level. Up, up and away.

Spring Breakers heading south to soak up the sun. The annual airport frenzy and the big numbers landing at Indianapolis International Airport.

New hope for Alzheimer's patients. How Indiana researchers are making progress in catching the disease early.

A big economic jolt to the Wabash Valley. How Terre Haute locked in a massive electric vehicle battery deal and what's next for EV growth in Indiana. And the state tooting its horn after a record year for carrying cargo.

What's pushing freight growth at Indiana's three shipping ports? Teeing off in Indiana...to the tune of $2 billion. Golfers driving it long and straight...landing right into Indiana's coffers. Plus Hoosier ag innovation intersecting with renewable energy. How one Indiana farm operation is transforming manure into clean energy.

The stunning collapse of a go-to bank for investors. Shockwaves from the Silicon Valley Bank shut down creating a potential ripple effect for Indiana innovators. Police officers stressed to the max...how an Indianapolis-based company is using virtual reality to help calm their nerves. And, Indiana is at the center of rallying tech minds from around the globe. Learn more about Elevate Ventures' upcoming innovation conference.

March in Indiana...time to hoop it up...and woop it up for Hoosier Women business leaders. And the roster is deep for Influential Women in Indiana. There's Jennifer Rumsey running the show at Cummins. Leah Curry guiding the team at Toyota Princeton and Inez Evans driving the bus at IndyGo. Pam Whitten leading the charge at IU...Sue Ellsperman at Ivy Tech and Aleesia Johnson at IPS. The Irsay daughters flexing their might in the NFL. Tamika Catchings parlaying her basketball success to scoring big in the business of tea and community. There's Ting Gootee pushing the ball forward in Indiana tech. Elaine Bedel changing the game for Indiana tourism. There's the queen of cuisine Martha Hoover cooking up a game plan to rule the restaurant scene...and the Good Bones gals showcasing Indy's chops to a national audience. A powerful lineup...High-fives to Indiana women bringing the crowd to its feet.

The fuel of the future...How Indiana is using one of its massive natural resources to cash in to become the Hydrogen Hub of the Midwest. Technology at Notre Dame...on the verge of hitting the market to help those who struggle to breathe...to get a restful night's sleep. A save for Hoosier history. A U.S President. His southwest Indiana home...and the work to restore it to its glory days.

The most popular sport in the world...soccer, kicking Indianapolis to another level. New plans for the Indy Eleven Complex and the dramatic change coming to downtown Indy's near west side. Indianapolis is now on the clock to host the best basketball players in the world. We'll have the latest on the game plan for next year's NBA All-Star Game. And...a magnificent architectural marvel in Indiana's oldest city. It's unique history and why it's in danger of demolition.

Celebrating Indiana's best and brightest tech talent...but why are so many tech jobs disappearing at such an alarming rate. We'll take a look. Plus...the Chinese spy balloon...and why one Indiana lawmaker has been warning about strange objects in the sky for years. His take on what should happen to China. And...mover over dishwasher: The Indiana connection to the next big appliance in the kitchen...where you'll be able to grow your own food.

The business of booze. Indiana's rich beer history coming full circle and Hoosier distillers calling the shots in the world of spirits. Tackling mental health among the NFL's best and the Indiana connection to breaking the stigma. Woodfired. Chicago Style. Neapolitan. We're sinking our teeth into the tastiest pizzas in Indiana.

The city of pride and progress riding a wave of big growth. Greenwood's emerging downtown district, millions of dollars going into innovation along the I-65 corridor, and what's next. A throwback to the mid-90s when a dozen eggs cost less than a dollar. Now, sticker shock in the dairy aisle. What's driving egg prices so so high and when will they come down? See how a Hamilton County-based company is expanding its "pawprint" in emergency pet care.

Eli Lilly soaring into the new year with big momentum...Lilly CEO Dave Ricks joins us with a look back at what drove success in 2022 and what's in store this year. Plus, Indiana's emerging role in global health care, how this Purdue startup's product is helping to detect deadly germs in food. And the largest plane on the planet and Indiana's new role in powering it and more hypersonic flight.

That was then...This is now. The dramatic transformation of Fort Benjamin Harrison. From a key base during World War II to a booming live, work, play destination in central Indiana. Plus, IUPUI setting the tone in the growing world of music therapy. And Dan Dakich unplugged...the story of who knocked him in the noggin, how it brought him to IU...and his love for hoops.

Indiana's regional revival. From widespread renewal in the Wabash Valley...to restoring the White River. All part of a return on a half-billion-dollar investment in Indiana. See why the government wants more. Also, Dan Dakich...the man who pulls no punches. Who he's talking about, his playing days at IU...and why Dan Dakich has a new media job. And...pickle pizza anyone? Or how about slushies and mocktails? We look at this year's food and drink trends in this month's Trendiana.

Where the housing market is headed in 2023 and how Hoosiers can make the most of it. Plus an exclusive chat with Purdue University’s new president Mung Shang after week-one on the job. and more high-profile sporting events in the pipeline for the capital city...a review of the year that was and what sports fans have to look forward to.

A holiday rewind... Rebroadcasting a show that aired the weekend of September 30, 2022.

The numbers are in on how much money college football's crown jewel pumped into Indiana's economy. We're on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium to break it all down. Plus, why the IU Kelley School of Business and professional soccer players are scoring big on the pitch. And celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Indiana. We crisscross the state to visit Latino businesses that are clicking on all cylinders to drive Indiana business forward.

A holiday rewind... Rebroadcasting a show that aired the weekend of October 7-9, 2022.

The Fieldhouse of the Future. Now game-ready after a $360 million facelift. We're inside the "new" Gainbridge Fieldhouse to show you why its a slam-dunk for central Indiana's economy, how it's driving new growth and what's next. Plus...old-school Indiana basketball in John Mellencamp's hometown. The game plan to save the iconic Shields Memorial Gym in Seymour...the focus of this week's Endangered Indiana. Lights. Camera. Action. Rolling into the 31st Heartland International Film Festival. Why it's a box office bonanza for central Indiana.

From the emerging EV sector...to the growing semiconductor space...to state dollars bringing back small-town Indiana favorites...the state is firing on all cylinders. Governor Eric Holcomb weighs in on a record year for investments.

The finish line is in sight for two major Indiana highway projects...tracking progress on the north split in downtown Indianapolis and I69 paving its way through southern Marion County. Plus the dawn of processed food in the 50s...not a hot health topic on an IU doctor's Youtube channel.

The World's Greatest Spectacle in Racing is part of the driving force behind a surge in motorsports investments in central Indiana. Find out what's fueling the growth from one of the biggest names in auto racing. Gambling coming soon to Terre Haute. The timeline on when the new casino there opens and the potential payoff for Vigo County. A Tik-Tok tour through Indiana's newest dining food hall dining destination in Fort Wayne. One of many ready-to-eat markets like this gaining around the state.

Soaring high in the Summit City. What's driving growth in Fort Wayne, the domino effect rippling through the region, and what's next for northeast Indiana's economy.

Plus...hemp in the Hoosier state. You can't legally buy pot here, but we found an Indiana business cashing in on cannabis...big time. More in this weeks Around Indiana.

And...how high-tech video games like this are helping Hoosiers deal with grief.

State lawmakers getting down to business. What's on the agenda and how will it impact Hoosiers? Plus...Hoosier bedside nurses getting an assist from their colleagues in the virtual world. How it could be a remedy to cure the nursing shortage. And...Indiana's fast-growing footprint in the e-commerce space. What it means for consumers, workers, and businesses during the holiday shopping season.

Tis the season...holiday shopping already in full gear. We have the seasonal forecast including Indiana's expanding role in E-Commerce. Plus Rose-Hulman students and faculty working out of a new $29 million space that enhances health and wellness. How it could be a blueprint for building designs of the future. And down on the farm in Scottsburg where we check in on Goat Milk Stuff, the popular southern Indiana agritourism, and online business bouncing back big time after the pandemic.

The Summit City...moving to the beat of a billion-dollar growth groove. What's driving investment in Fort Wayne? We break it all down from the heart of Allen County. Plus, a Carmel company's mission to wipe out little bugs that attack the skin. More on PARAPro's pioneering platform... A new high-tech tool to connect with health care providers. And the story behind an old endangered Quaker church, a trailblazing African American architect, and how it changed race relations in Marion.

From the sun's rays...To the power of the wind...To using hydrogen to fuel big rigs...Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb weighs in on the state's strategy to harness all that nature has to offer...and the potential economic impact. Plus...how a company with roots in small Indiana town is playing a big role in pioneering human tissue research in outer space. And...what the former center of Indiana's limestone industry is doing to save its once-bustling downtown."

Indiana's small towns are undergoing a renaissance. How a half-billion dollars from the state is breathing new life into Hoosier communities from border to border. Eli Lilly marking a huge milestone in the role it played in creating human insulin. Insight into how it all came together from the word-renowned Indiana chemist who helped make it all happen. Flavors of Fall in Indiana to tempt your tastebuds...from Valpo Velvet in the northwest to Patoka Lake Winery in the south. We'll showcase Hoosier businesses serving up palate-pleasing treats.

A brand new $30 million sports and rec park...bold downtown development plans...turning an old windshield wiper factory into a distillery...we find out what's behind the renaissance in Valparaiso...a place where the king of popcorn, Orville Redenbacher built his empire. Plus, two big stories in the Business of Health. A massive step forward for the IU School of Medicine's new Indianapolis campus. And Eli Lilly's new mission to help the millions who suffer from hearing loss. And the Big Magillah of Hoosier festivals. The bottom-line impact of the Parke County Covered Bridge Festival to western Indiana.

From the shores of Lake Michigan...to the splendor of nature's
seasonal transformation in Brown County. Race fans and visitors...driving billions of tourism dollars into popular Hoosier destinations. We look at how the Fall season is adding to the bottom line. Plus, URL stickers, video-sharing, and the Indiana connection. And, new life for Circle Centre Mall in downtown Indianapolis. Details on a big investment on its way.

The Fieldhouse of the Future. Now game-ready after a $360 million facelift. We're inside the "new" Gainbridge Fieldhouse to show you why its a slam-dunk for central Indiana's economy, how it's driving new growth and what's next. Plus...old-school Indiana basketball in John Mellencamp's hometown. The game plan to save the iconic Shields Memorial Gym in Seymour...the focus of this week's Endangered Indiana. Lights. Camera. Action. Rolling into the 31st Heartland International Film Festival. Why it's a box office bonanza for central Indiana.

The numbers are in on how much money college football's crown jewel pumped into Indiana's economy. We're on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium to break it all down. Plus, why the IU Kelley School of Business and professional soccer players are scoring big on the pitch. And celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Indiana. We crisscross the state to visit Latino businesses that are clicking on all cylinders to drive Indiana business forward.

Planes....trains...and well, maybe not automobiles but made in Indiana goggles driving the next wave of cutting-edge technology in the operating room; Indianapolis International Airport landing more global recognition, retailers in the terminal pushing all things local, and what's next for air travel. The new South Shore Double Track rail project in northwest Indiana...how it's starting to fuel hundreds of millions of dollars in growth in Michigan City. And those goggles? How an Indiana company is taking a leading role in high tech health care.

From getting behind the wheel to throwing in a load of laundry to maneuvering a military jet. All powered by something Purdue University is poised to cash in on. Semiconductor technology. Why the White House has its sights set on West Lafayette as a potential hub for the next wave of high tech. Plus, Fishers is in the fast lane. Big economic development deals that will fuel jobs and growth. And supply and demand in the classroom. We drill down on potential solutions to the teacher shortage in Indiana.

IU Health is stamping its footprint to create a massive multi-billion-dollar medical corridor in downtown Indianapolis. How innovation at 16 Tech fits into the plan. Plus...feeding the one in six Hoosiers who don't get enough food to eat. What Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is doing to tackle to the problem. And...The Jim Irsay Collection hits Lucas Oil Stadium. A kickoff to the Colts
season with the likes of Mellencamp, Buddy Guy and Heart legend Ann Wilson.

Purdue Football legend Drew Brees--throwing his weight behind the new reality of college sports. Details on Purdue's game plan to tackle the complicated game of Name, Image, and Likeness. Plus...Greensburg is on track to potentially become a key driver in the booming electric vehicle battery space. How the Honda plant there could play a big role. And...a million-dollar deal to make sure the water you drink is safe. Details on new money being pumped into Zionsville-based 120Water.

A man on a 77-hundred-mile overseas mission to bring jobs and investment home to the Heartland. Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb joins us from Taiwan with where things stand to make the state a hub for the next wave in high-tech. Big bucks for the Big Ten. A deeper dive into their $7 billion media deal with sports guru Mike DeCourcy. Holiday World’s new “attraction” to get more workers. Plus, Indiana gems are on the brink of extinction. We look at which sites landed on this year’s Indiana Landmarks 10 Most Endangered List.

Governor Eric Holcomb is on an overseas mission to make Indiana a major player in the high-stakes battle for the next big wave in innovation. Plus ... A historic name change for a University that's called downtown Indianapolis home for over a half-century. Business leaders weigh in on what's next for IUPUI. And... Butler Bullish on its future. A capital campaign that's putting cash in the coffers transforming it into the campus of the future.

Lift-off at Indianapolis International. Multi-million-dollar runway renovations are taking shape, what it means for air travel and the impact on Indiana’s economy. Plus, what Beacon Health is doing to meet the needs of a critical supply and demand health care issue in northern Indiana. Tempting the taste buds Italian-style. Indiana’s newest made-from-scratch pasta hot spots in this month’s Trendiana.

Indianapolis is scoring big...once again hosting the world's largest tabletop gaming competition. Why Gen Con is one of the key drivers in putting the Circle City squarely back on track to score tourism dollars; Plus...Notre Dame's growing role in biomedicine. Details on the university's new focus on "precision medicine" and its potential to revolutionize health care; And a classic made-in-Indiana movie scene, the state's new game plan to get more films like "Hoosiers" to set up production in Indiana.

Indiana lawmakers gather for a Special Session, a controversial abortion bill at the center of debate. The impact the legislation could have on Hoosier businesses and the economy; Plus one of the key players behind pulling off Indianapolis hosting all of March Madness in 2021 takes over at the Indiana Sports Corp. Patrick Talty shares his vision for what's next; And, something appetizing to sink your teeth into. We check out Indiana's hottest new bakeries in this month's Trendiana.

A hometown girl jumping into the driver's seat at global giant, Cummins. Columbus born and bred Jennifer Ramsey's rise to the top and her plans for the company's future; Plus showcasing Indiana's diverse businesses through the new Hoosier’s in Action Campaign; and a new buzz around Indianapolis-based Elevate Ventures who gave startups like the B Corp wings to fly…Now that company's getting ready to take off under new leadership. Christopher Davis shares his vision for what's next at Elevate ventures; and we talk about the week’s biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Noblesville hits the billion-dollar mark. Investments, housing, and companies staying put. Why it all adds up to economic success for Indiana’s tenth largest city; the smooth sounds of Resonado, the Notre Dame connection, and details on a new partnership with a global name in audio; from epic commercials to priceless billboards, how this tiny brewery in Fairmont, Indiana has blown up, amassing a huge following among beer drinkers; and a new immersive art experience at The Lume in Indianapolis; and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Real estate moguls to unlikely NBA owners, Herb Simon, and his late brother, Mel are credited with keeping the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis. And now the plan is to keep team ownership all in the family, a rare one-on-one interview with the future owner of the Indiana Pacers, Steve Simon; Plus a renaissance of sorts in Park County, how two entrepreneurs are transforming tourism in the covered bridge capital of the world; And how a relaxing vacay in the Dominican Republic turned out to be the jumping off point for one Southern Indiana couple in search of the perfect poolside cocktail. The story behind the no bubble sugar-free carb- free vodka drink, that's selling out in stores across the U.S. and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

The next big development in Indianapolis; we get perspective from the man behind the new Indy Eleven soccer stadium owner Ersal Ozdemir, plus a change in leadership at a key Indiana business driver, what new leadership at the CICP could mean for Hoosier businesses, foundations, and universities; and a renaissance of sorts in Park County, how two entrepreneurs are transforming tourism in west-central Indiana and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Mitch Daniels talks about what comes after Purdue for him; the South Shore double-track project moves forward; how can lipid nanoparticles help Indiana's economy; we take a special look at Title IX as it turns 50; how can we get more math teachers in Indiana classrooms; the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame has a new leader; and we talk about Indiana's top business stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Fewer Hoosier high school students are heading to college – what does it mean? Famous cocktail sauce leads to a Hoosier company's expansion; we shine a spotlight on Long's Bakery; momentum is growing for megaprojects; Marian University has a new approach to education; can golf help build character; and we check in on the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

What effects does turmoil in Ukraine have in Indiana; the state launches a new tourism campaign; we spotlight edible Father's Day gifts; IU targets the nursing shortage; we take you inside the Ivy Tech Academy; Indiana continues to prepare for the NBA All-Star Game; how can the Indy Airport become more competitive; and our INsiders take on the week's top stories.

A huge announcement from Eli Lilly means hundreds of new Hoosier jobs; TechPoint wants you to switch to skills-based hiring; we spotlight some hot spots for cool treats; we talk takeaways from Indiana's first Global Economic Summit; a new Indiana innovation targets blood clots; IU East unveils its BOSS Program; big changes continue in college sports; the WonderRoad music festival is coming; and we break down business headlines with our panel of INsiders.

Indiana is coming off a huge weekend with the Global Economic Summit and the Indy 500; as the spotlight shines on the racing world, we highlight women in motorsports and the voice of the Indy 500; a former Colts quarterback continues to help first responders; Indiana continues the effort to attract remote workers; and we talk Indiana business with our partners at the IBJ.

Speedway takes the spotlight in the month of May; can golf help a west side community rebound; we recap the VEX Robotics World Championship; Trendiana spotlights unique Hoosier beverages; a global cancer center is growing in Indiana; three Indiana startups get a boost from the Purdue Foundry; we shine a spotlight on the Little 500 and take on the top stories of the week with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

Indiana's RV industry sees record sales; we talk to Butler's new basketball coach; robots are helping farmers in the field; an artist is preserving Hoosier agriculture on canvas; a Purdue grad is behind historic breastmilk storage innovation; we spotlight Students Teaching Finance; and we talk about the state's biggest business news with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

New jobs are coming to one of the spots they're needed most; we preview Indiana's first ever global summit; we take you to the Wine Trough and look at Indiana's latest weapon against brain drain; an Indiana company has TikTok to thank for growth; new help to keep your kids busy after school; an Indiana Fever legend returns to the team; and we look at the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

We take a deep dive into this year's Mira Awards, celebrating the best in technology in Indiana. We'll talk to winners in categories including Tech Product of the Year, the Community Impact Award, the Tech Education Award and the Rising Entrepreneur of the Year. Also…the Air Force looks to Indiana for its new test plane; we catch up with a legend in The Business of Health; University High School takes learning outside; an INDYCAR team looks to make a global impact; and we check in with our partners at the IBJ.

We get a workforce and drug pipeline update from Eli Lilly's CEO; a new cutting edge tool for men battling prostate cancer; Fishers brings the arts to City Hall; Trendiana spotlights vegan eateries; a new path forward for John Marshall High School; EmployIndy looks to raise wages in Marion County; the latest on professional esports in Indy; and we look at the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

Elanco begins work on a transformative project in Indy that will have ripple effects throughout the area; Engage Indiana comes to the Pocket City; a Hoosier chiropractor becomes a coffee entrepreneur; solar power energizes a small Hoosier high school; a Pacers legend heads into retirement; a packed summer concert series is set for Indiana; and we talk about the week's top stories with our panel of INsiders.

Major mojo in Vigo County; an immersive program is churning out startups; Around INdiana returns to coal country; Rolls-Royce is making another big Indiana investment; health on wheels makes a big difference in rural Indiana; we preview the Summer Apprentice Expo; a growing Mooresville company specializes in making sure you have fun; and we talk about the week's big stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

We check in with Governor Holcomb during his overseas trip; Indy lands another major sporting event; an abandoned coal mine gets a spirited new life; defense manufacturing takes center stage in northeast Indiana; Purdue scientists want to get you through traffic more safely; Riley Hospital for Children hopes a big donation will make a big difference; PNC Bank is getting a new regional president; we spotlight a unique approach to buying out companies; and we look at what's coming up in the IBJ this week.

The housing market enters its busiest time of year; Allison Transmissions has innovation on the brain; boutiques for kids gain popularity; Monroe County looks to attract remote workers; two Indy days want to help you get your kids to take vitamins; Code Ninjas looks to get kids coding; the Indianapolis Indians get ready for their 120th season; and we take a look at some of our top business stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

We get the lowdown on inflation in Indiana; DePauw has a new strategic plan; we check in on Gainbridge's makeover; there's a new ingredient for economic growth in Muncie; Teresa Lubbers reflects on her 12 years leading Indiana education; we wrap up this year's legislative session; new numbers shed light on Alzheimer's in Indiana; the Indiana State Museum gets a new sports-themed exhibit; dinosaurs invate the Children's Museum; and the latest on potential big new flights from our partners at the IBJ.

On a special edition of Inside INdiana Business all about influential Indiana women: We highlight the 50th anniversary of Title IX and meet the woman overseeing Gainbridge Fieldhouse's facelift; Vera Bradley continues to be a global success story; Trendiana spotlights new women-owned businesses; we talk to DePauw's history-making president; and we talk to the women leading the way in making technology and healthcare more accessible in Indiana.

BioCrossroads marks a major milestone, as does venture capital investment in Indiana; we visit an endangered landmark in Mishawaka; a timely grant will help boost historically Black neighborhoods; an Indiana-based autism therapy service is growing; a robotics competition returns to Indy; we break down the business of basketball ahead of March Madness; and we talk remote work with our partners at the IBJ.

Indy proves it's "Made For This Moment" – we take a deep dive into how the city has earned its reputation as a sports leader over the last year; IUPUI's chancellor reflects ahead of retirement; are coworking spaces thriving during the pandemic; Indy's NBA All-Star committee takes notes at this year's game in Cleveland; and we take a look at the latest offering from our partners at the IBJ.

The Indy Airport is on the road to recovery; a statewide high school pitch competition and the IU School of Medicine are both celebrating record numbers; can a Hoosier hoops haven be saved; a construction boom has steelworkers happy; the Lumina Foundation looks to boost community colleges; University of Southern Indiana sports are moving on up; and we check in on some of the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Another game-changing headquarter move to Indiana; a homegrown app is helping people transition to freelance work; we visit an endangered landmark in Henry County; we share food and drink trends in Indiana for 2022; a Hoosier entrepreneur is making changing diapers more sanitary; a new program targets student setbacks from the pandemic; what does a Super Bowl appearance mean to our neighbors in Cincinnati; and a new craft distillery is coming to the Indiana Fairgrounds.

The Ports of Indiana set records in 2021; business is booming for a Carmel-based visual canvas platform; we continue our look at an endangered landmark in Bloomington; a Hoosier distillery keeps growing; the Indiana Donor Network celebrates a record year; IPS wants a more diverse teacher lineup; 10 years later, we look back at the Super Bowl in Indianapolis; and we take a look at the gig economy in Indiana.

Northeast Indiana is gaining population – how is the region doing it? Three teen entrepreneurs are turning heads; we visit another endangered landmark; are skill shortages the new normal; why are Hoosier students excited over new lunch trays; student debt continues to be a statewide concern; esports continues to grow in Indiana; and, an Indiana paradise for those who love selfies.

On the heels of the College Football National Championship, Indiana wants more big events; Indy Autonomous Challenge teams shine nationwide; we spotlight a community mausoleum; Indiana's boutique hotels bounce back; mental health care gets a big boost in Evansville; we introduce you to Project POTUS; the Fort Wayne Mad Ants make waves as an NBA pipeline; and we talk about convention business with our partners at the IBJ.

Governor Eric Holcomb delivered his State of the State address and a Ball State economist breaks it down; We get a preview of the NCAA Convention in downtown Indy; Our Endangered Indiana series returns with a look at the Davis Clinic in Marion; The CEO of the Girl Scouts of Indiana looks at the new cookie season; A serial health tech entrepreneur details his latest app; An Indianapolis company celebrates 75 years; and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Monday's College Football National Championship was a big win for Indy. We talked about it with leaders from Visit Indy, the playoff and the planning committee as well as the volunteers that made it happen. Also, Indiana embraces the next generation of technology; a new pediatric burn care center opens in Indianapolis, we learn what's next for University High School and talk about the week's biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

On a special New Year's rebroadcast of an all-women edition of the Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast…We talk to the former Cummins intern who is now the company's president; Marion County's public health director talks about the pandemic's ongoing impact; a classroom project inspires a high-tech success story; Trendiana spotlights women-owned beauty businesses; a Purdue Center prepares women for gender-related workforce challenges; we speak to the Horizon League commissioner; and a special INsiders panel focuses on women in tech.

It's full steam ahead for two major rail projects; we'll revisit some Hoosier destinations we featured throughout the year; including an Anderson distillery, a botanical-themed hotel, a more than century-old glass company; a hidden gem of a winery in Martinsville; a coal mine with new life in Greene County; destination dining in French Lick; a furniture success story in Greenfield and a small-town pizzeria with a big-time reputation. We'll also check in with our partners at the IBJ on the biggest business stories of the week.

We detail the state's half-billion-dollar READI program; a water study paves the way for economic growth; Hoosier food entrepreneurs are cashing in; a health company plans a $40 million investment; Indiana teachers have a new professional resource; high-level high school basketball is coming to northwest Indiana; and we look at the top stories of the week with our partners at IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

Governor Eric Holcomb gives us the state of Indiana's economy; a small town is looking to preserve Ernie Pyle's legacy; we look at the biggest stories in this week's IBJ; an Indiana company may have found a game-changer in identifying a certain kind of cancer; Earlham College is adding offerings; sports tourism makes a comeback; and the nation's newest contemporary music festival is coming to Indy.

What's the outlook for Indiana's economy heading into 2022? A new apprenticeship program comes to northern Indiana; we visit another one of Indiana's most endangered landmarks; Techserv marks a major milestone; Purdue and IU join forces against opioid addiction; the Big Ten Football Championship returns to Indy; and we preview the week ahead with our partners at the IBJ.

Holiday shopping season is underway – what is this year's outlook? A popular sales boot camp is making its return; the effort continues to save a historic high school; Hard Truth Distillery is in our business spotlight; a Hoosier-made balm can protect outdoor exercisers; we catch up with the president of Marian University; and we talk about the big business stories of the week with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

The Indy Airport gears up for holiday travel; Fishers wants to be a life sciences leader; an Indiana turkey farm prepares for Thanksgiving; we spotlight one of the world's largest gourmet popcorn stores; Riley Hospital for Children opens a new maternity tower; Daleville students get hands-on with growing food; we talk to the head of UIndy athletics and join the IBJ to talk about the biggest business stories of the week.

How are supply chain issues hitting Indiana? A homegrown environmental reporting company is gaining accolades; we make a visit to one of the state's most endangered places; the Children's Museum has a new leader; the Produce Moms want you to eat your vegetables; Muncie schools are looking to bridge the achievement gap; we check in on the Fort Wayne Komets; and our partnership with IBJ takes another step forward.

What’s the state of home building in central Indiana? The leader of the IDEA Center at Notre Dame has a new gig. Our Endangered Indiana series revisits a historic location in Bedford. Ascend Indiana expands its online job network. We’ll go inside a smart fitness studio in Indy. Big changes at a major college on the Ball State campus. Learn about how Purdue is helping athletes with name, image and likeness and an Indy high school student launches a Women in Business Club.

Elkhart is riding a wave of economic momentum; a remote work platform lands new funding; we take you inside the new Hotel Indy; we preview the Indiana Conference for Women; Cook Medical is bringing new life to a neighborhood in need; Vincennes shows off a cutting-edge learning lab; an Indiana sports leader wants you to make your own luck; and Indy musicians get their own coworking space.

Electric vehicle production in Indiana could get a billion-dollar boost; Salesforce wants to help your next registration renewal go more smoothly; we introduce you to The Vintage Gypsy; a woman-owned staffing firm is a Hoosier success story; we detail one of Indiana's largest the largest life sciences investments in years; Codelicious announces a game-changer; Butler's AD takes on a big role with the NCAA; and we spotlight the Million Meal Marathon.

A new sports fieldhouse is part of big plans in Boone County; we preview the world's first driverless race; the Indy Airport wants you to fly where you would normally drive; Indiana colleges join forces to fight cyber threats; we profile an organization serving preschoolers with vision issues; Ivy Tech's new Indianapolis chancellor shares his plans; major renovations are coming to the home of the Pacers and the Fever; and Work to Include looks to help those with disabilities succeed in the workforce.

Eli Lilly weighs in on a bill that would lower prescription drug prices; the Purdue Foundry introduces the Boost Accelerator; we have more on Judy O'Bannon's quest to preserve Hoosier history; millions of dollars will help fight diabetes in underserved neighborhoods; we talk to Franklin College's new president; changes could be coming to how the Final Four is held; and we spotlight Indiana's Tenderloin Lovers Trail.

Rolls-Royce has half-billion-dollar plans in Indianapolis; a marketing company compares its growth to a Marvel movie; we visit one of the state's architectural gems; the home of the Pacers and Fever has a new name; a cutting-edge brain procedure is coming to Indiana; Purdue Polytechnic continues to be a success story; Indy Eleven is adding a women's team; and Indiana continues to be "READI" for regional growth.

Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Muncie; high-speed driverless racing returns to Indy; Judy O'Bannon sets her sights on historic preservation; Republic Airways has big plans in Carmel; seriously ill patients will soon have a new option near 16 Tech; business help is on the way for childcare providers; the Colts double down on sports betting; and Indiana's oldest Latino nonprofit marks half of a century.

Northeast Indiana brings an economic leader in from one of the nation's biggest cities; is the future of electronic cars in central Indiana; we take you to 33 Brick Street; Oliver Winery toasts big growth; we preview Monumental Yoga; Business Furniture looks to the classroom of the future; we talk to a homegrown Paralympic champion; and Concerts for a Cause makes its return.

The owner of the Colts and the coach of the Pacers preview their upcoming seasons; a big merger in southern Indiana impacts the ag and energy sectors; we take you to Greenfield to profile Tuttle Orchards; new luxury apartments open near Fort Ben; how is COVID affecting the battle against Alzheimer's; two Indy school districts take on supplier diversity and workforce development; and Bloomington wants more meetings, travel and sports to come to town.

A big acquisition begins the next chapter at Inside INdiana Business; Indiana's rural communities are getting some much-needed state help; we introduce you to the Oakley Brother's Distillery and the Global Village Welcome Center; Hoosier businesses have a new incentive to make sure their employees are vaccinated from COVID-19; Hendricks County zeroes in on training for high-demand jobs; we check in with Ball State's rising star director of athletics; and the event known as Indiana's Nicest Day returns.

Healthcare and life sciences are bringing billions to Indiana; High Alpha launches its newest platform; we head to Exhibit Columbus; Sky Outfitters makes a major pivot; new research is coming on youth football head injuries; high school entrepreneurs get their chance to turn their ideas into reality; we preview the NHRA Nationals; and GANGGANG hosts its first major art fair.

One of Indy's top tech success stories celebrates a huge acquisition; a Fort Wayne startup makes a big splash; a new mixed-use space comes to downtown Indianapolis; new tech helps e-sports players recover from injury; new research shines a spotlight on the pandemic's impact on Hoosier students; how does the Horizon League fit into the changing college landscape; and an Indy nonprofit helps Hoosiers discover Broadway.

INDYCAR and NASCAR return to the Speedway; an Indiana startup is using artificial intelligence to help Hoosier farmers; grant funding could help revive deteriorating downtowns; a culinary mishap turns into a national success story; a South Bend company looks to help you heal from injury; the GEO Foundation aims to help impoverished students succeed in college; we hear from the head of USA Football; and our panel of INsiders takes a look at Indiana's tech sector momentum.

Fishers is becoming a life sciences leader with another huge investment; Governor Holcomb tells us what's fueling Indiana's manufacturing momentum; we update Fort Wayne's massive Electric Works district; Trendiana celebrates National Sandwich Month; Indiana State launches what it says could be a game-changing institutional effort; how are parents' mobile phone habits impacting their mental health; big changes are coming at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College; and we get perspective on what collegiate conference chaos could ultimately mean for college sports.

The Indiana State Fair makes its return; IU student innovators are getting a big boost; a new immersive art experience comes to Newfields in Indianapolis; UNITE INDY looks to help former inmates find work; a new clinical trial aims to help without them having to leave home; Indiana launches another new tool to fill its advanced manufacturing pipeline; we preview the high school fall sports season and highlight Black Restaurant Week Midwest Indianapolis.

Grand Park has business booming in Westfield; Indiana-developed tech can help those with chronic pain; downtown Fort Wayne continues its transformation; a popular talent attraction program returns to central Indiana; Hoosiers with disabilities have a new pathway to job opportunities; Purdue looks to help its athletes capitalize on their name, image and likeness; the Colts prepare for the 2021 season and Meals on Wheels marks 50 years.

Indiana University's new history-making president joins us in studio; northeast Indiana looks to revitalize its restaurants; we take you inside a botanical-themed hotel; new dining options are coming to 16 Tech; some R&D comes to Grand Park; are Hoosier high school graduates prepared for higher education; we look at Indiana athletes headed to the Tokyo Olympics and preview the fourth annual Indy Shorts International Film Festival.

We get an update on what the housing market looks like in Indiana; an Indy company is using its tech platform to help feed the hungry; we take you to a reimagined hotel experience in Indianapolis; Trendiana looks at summer food and drink trends; an Indiana medical tech company gets a national spotlight; Grace College details new affordability moves; preparation continues for the 2024 NBA All-Star Game in Indy; and a father-son trio brews up success in Fairmount.

Indiana's tourism industry looks to rebound this summer; big-name companies are using VR training designed in Indianapolis; we spotlight one of Indiana's most successful beekeeping businesses as well as a gluten- and dairy-free snack company; an Indy company is helping to solve a big pandemic problem; new funding will help add much needed workers to Indiana's construction industry; we look at the rapidly-changing college sports landscape and preview the return of PopCon.

The countdown is on to the 2022 college football national championship in Indianapolis; minority business leaders are building global bridges; we get a sneak peek at a big new development at Purdue's research district; we spotlight new innovation in golf gloves; how can nature help young people's mental health; a new effort is on to train the next generation of pilots; another major sporting event may be coming to Indy; and ClusterTruck is growing again.

IU President Michael McRobbie grants us an exit interview; Corteva continues its mission to help feed the world; a Franklin company turns gardens into big business; Terre Haute Regional Airport has big plans; an Ohio company brings nuclear medicine to Indiana; Marian University introduces its new school of engineering; the Pacers make a play for social justice; and we preview this year's Indiana Conference for Women.

We talk to Indiana's new secretary of commerce; an audio technology company reaches the next level; a small-town bakery offers pies in a jar; as the weather gets warmer, we spotlight Indiana's best spots for barbecue; an Indy company that makes safe, green dinnerware is seeing major growth; Purdue's data mining program attracts some big-name partners; and Indiana's sports technology business accelerator welcomes a new set of startups.

We take a deep dive into a multi-billion-dollar bank deal; we spotlight a high-tech social platform for Indy restaurants as well as a throw-back option for diners in Plainfield; the Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis details future goals; a new partnership aims to help Hoosier seniors live independently; a popular activity hub in Fishers has a new tenant; and live sports continue to creep back, as the Olympic Diving Trials return to Indianapolis.

Northwest Indiana is building momentum led by a new casino; Conexus brings together some of Indiana's top young manufacturing talent; we look at the statewide impact of the Indy 500; Indiana nonprofits want you to get on board; Indiana expands access to a weapon in the battle against opioid overdose; On My Way Pre-K applications are open; and with the draft behind us, we take a look at the season ahead for the Indianapolis Colts.

Ascension St. Vincent details a major Indy investment; a Carmel company looks to revolutionize the hygiene industry; we introduce you to Three Sisters and a Trunk; South Shore Clean Cities looks at a statewide expansion; Ivy Tech and Marian University look to diversify the teacher pipeline; how can dogs keep our most vulnerable populations healthy; an Indy racing broadcast fixture gives perspective on the upcoming 500; and we learn what's next for Indiana Women in Tech.

Three business juggernauts pick Indiana for expansion; we take you to a hidden gem in Martinsville; Trendiana shines a spotlight on Asian-owned businesses; we put a wrap on this year's legislative session; IU Health details one of its weapons in the battle against Parkinson's; help is on the way for some students struggling during the pandemic; and we talk to the head of the Indiana Fever ahead of the WNBA's silver anniversary season.

This week, we celebrate the best in tech in Indiana by spotlighting several Mira Award winners, including the Rising Entrepreneur, Tech Startup, Rising Tech City and Trailblazer of the Year, as well as the Bridge Builder Award winner. We also spotlight Farmer's Fridge and a Rolls-Royce Purdue partnership, and take a look at a big score for Indy Eleven professional soccer.

Fort Wayne's mayor weighs in on Amazon's huge plans in the city; Hammond's Digital Crossroad Data Center takes a big step forward; a prominent home and garden show marks a milestone; Benjamin Harrison's Indy home is set for a makeover; a New York pharmacy tech company comes to Indianapolis; we spotlight Purdue's Office of Industry Partnerships; IUPUI's new basketball coach outlines his vision; and our INsiders take a look at the top stories of the week.

Will the Indy Airport see a rebound in traffic this travel season? 16 Tech welcomes another new tenant; we visit a family owned foam furniture company; a big-name utility rebrands; Indiana businesses are doing their part to vaccinate Hoosiers; Ivy Tech and Butler target Indiana's teacher shortage; we remember Slick Leonard, and our INsiders take on the top business stories of the week.

Indiana's red-hot housing market marches on; solar energy comes to the Jasper County Jail; a small-town bakery rakes in big dough; Trendiana takes a look at the state's top spots for cookies; IU is taking part in a significant COVID study; Indiana students can learn new languages at summer camp; Grand Park in Westfield is preparing for big spring and summer seasons; and we spotlight TechPoint's Trailblazer of the Year Mira Award winner.

Indiana's economy gets a much-needed basketball boost; a big name in Indiana basketball gives his take on how the tournament has gone; a military nonprofit comes to central Indiana; a tiny town's pizza joint is gaining a big reputation; the legislative session heads toward the finish line; a speech therapy company is growing its Hoosier footprint; we spotlight the American College of Education, and take a look at what March Madness means to Indiana's reeling restaurants.

A big name in Indiana business sounds off on anti-Asian hate crimes; a high-tech sustainable farm grows its reach; we introduce you to The Bob Ross Experience; Cardinal Spirits in Monroe County continues to grow; the IU Simon Cancer Center has ambitious goals; we get a progress report on the NCAA tournament in central Indiana; March Madness comes with an arts showcase; and Indiana's online university addresses COVID's impact on women.

Indiana's top economic development official steps down; a homegrown tech company is looking to protect your hearing; a booming brewery brings some unusual ingredients to your beer; a popular PR firm marks a milestone; an entrepreneur's charcuterie side hustle turns into a full-time gig; UIndy's engineering school grows again; a longtime Indiana sportswriter is being honored; and central Indiana hopes the NCAA tournament can entice some people to stay.

On a special all-women edition, we talk to the former Cummins intern who is now the company's president; Marion County's public health director talks about the pandemic's ongoing impact; a classroom project inspires a high-tech success story; Trendiana spotlights women-owned beauty businesses; a New Albany manufacturer talks lessons learned during the pandemic; a Purdue Center prepares women for gender-related workforce challenges; we speak to the Horizon League commissioner; and a special INsiders panel focuses on women in tech.

In a time of working remotely, what does site selection look like in Indiana? Indy police roll out a new high-tech platform; Greencastle is becoming a destination for foodies; Indiana has a new strategy to battle infant mortality; big changes are coming at IUPUI's Kelley School of Business; we preview a very different looking Minor League Baseball season in Indiana; and a film shot in southern Indiana will soon see a nationwide debut.

Even at a quarter capacity, the NCAA tournament will bring a huge economic boost; we introduce you to an Indy-based "smart vending" company; a small-town candy company is doing things the old-fashioned way; we get a legislative update at the session's midpoint; central Indiana's Ronald McDonald House has a new head chef; Ball State looks to battle Zoom fatigue; the IHSAA pushes through the pandemic; and the Indiana Fever continues to take on social injustice.

A report on venture capital in Indiana yields some surprising results; we have an update on an effort to bring broadband service to rural Hoosier communities; we take a tour of a Swiss security company's Indy operations; Trendiana looks at resilient Hoosier entrepreneurs; an Indiana hospital goes high-tech in monitoring COVID-19 patients; new research is released by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education; and longtime Pacers executive Donnie Walsh reflects on a distinguished career.

Groundbreaking research paints a picture of what Indiana's economy and workforce may look like in the future; a new Midwest venture studio adds Hoosier startups; we take you to a 130-year-old confectionery in Jeffersonville; an Indy marketing startup reports explosive growth; Indiana's community health centers tout a billion-dollar impact; Paramount Schools of Excellence opens an online academy; two historic venues prepare for March Madness; and we shine a spotlight on a nonprofit giving new life to old shoes.

One of the largest companies in the world is partnering with Indiana’s oldest public college on apprenticeships; an Indy company is looking to use drones for deliveries; we spotlight one of the oldest glass art companies in the world; what does Girl Scout Cookie season look like in a pandemic; an Indy-based special needs organization is growing; IU's Grand Challenges looks to eradicate dreaded diseases; Butler University puts the freeze on tuition; and we talk about Super Bowl 55.

In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, Indiana boasts record economic development numbers; an Indy furniture company looks to design a post-COVID work environment; what is Indiana's economic outlook for his year; a pharmaceutical giant is making a major investment in central Indiana; another Indiana company plays its role in vaccine distribution; Pacers fans are finally returning to Bankers Life Fieldhouse; and Purdue pulls off record freshman enrollment despite pandemic problems.

After decades of decline, Gary is seeing signs of economic growth; Hoosier high schoolers are getting blockchain training; a former Fishers coal mine is getting new life; a security products company is growing its footprint; Hoosier healthcare leaders want the state to improve its rural trauma system; has the pandemic put higher education further out of reach; we preview the Indy Autonomous Challenge; and an Indy nonprofit is looking to create a pipeline of charitable corporate leaders in Indiana.

Indiana prepares to host the entire NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament; Rose-Hulman Ventures celebrates a record year; we visit a locally-owned retail gem in northeast Indiana; the Indiana Chamber outlines its legislative priorities; an Indy company is playing a role in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout; we get an update on a half-billion-dollar early childhood education effort; we spotlight a program fighting racism through the power of sports; and we detail how you can donate your time to causes that need support during the pandemic.

On a special rebroadcast of an all women edition of Inside INdiana Business With Gerry Dick: How are we empowering today's young women? A look at coronavirus in the workplace; a spotlight on "A Sign By Design"; we take you inside Launch Terre Haute; Indiana celebrates National Women's Month; a new nonprofit aims to help cancer survivors; a year-long program seeks to advance Indy women; one-on-one with Madame C.J. Walker's great-great granddaughter; and a special INsiders panel offers perspective on top women's issues in Indiana.

Can Indiana's food sector bounce back from a half-billion-dollar hit? A Carmel tech company looks to make life easier for independent car dealers; we spotlight Indiana's Tenderloin Lovers Trail; Trendiana details this year's food and drink trends; an effort is underway to push the importance of the COVID vaccine to minority communities; IU's Grand Challenges Initiative focuses on environmental resilience; a new apprenticeship model helps Hoosier high schoolers prepare to join the workforce; and we highlight an effort to boost Indiana athletes with intellectual disabilities.

On a special edition of the Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: We take you around Indiana to shine a spotlight on local, state and national partnerships creating economic growth and thriving communities throughout the state. We'll visit some of Indiana's most endangered landmarks, highlight businesses that are adapting and finding ways to thrive during the pandemic, spotlight booming breweries and hear from organizations making a difference for underserved communities throughout the state.

We take a look at the state of Indiana sports at the end of a difficult year; an Indianapolis company is meeting the demand for clean air; we take you inside the new Bottleworks Hotel; a Hoosier company is innovating in the online car shopping space; November was a record setter for sports betting in Indiana; two IU basketball greats want you to get a better night's sleep; early childhood education is again in the Statehouse spotlight; and Indiana Grown brings its marketplace online.

We hear from the head of Elanco on the company's huge plans in Indy; a Hoosier company is making pet treats out of fly larvae; an Indiana business becomes a major player in the PPE industry; IndyCar looks to get more diverse; the Indianapolis Opera looks to update its historic home; a Hoosier health care provider is expanding its mental health offerings; IU's Grand Challenges Initiative takes on substance abuse; and the International School of Indiana realizes a 25-year dream.

Elanco announces $300 million plans in downtown Indy; a big push is on to boost rural broadband access; Around INdiana takes us to a booming brewery; Trendiana features Hoosier holiday gifts that ship; a Zionsville company looks to connect loved ones with information from senior care facilities; Purdue's Krannert School of Management adds new offerings; the general manager of the Pacers previews the upcoming season; and we introduce you to a new platform looking to create a bigger stage for Black artists.

How is the Indy airport weathering the economic storm from the pandemic? HG Ventures continues to look for the next big thing in tech; the race is on to save a piece of Indiana education history; we introduce you to Fire Dawgs Junk Removal; Indiana marks a record year for organ donation; two IU East programs are having a global impact; we preview the upcoming Indy Fuel season; and learn how virtual technology saved a Hoosier comedian's career.

Will the entire NCAA tournament come to Indianapolis? New jobs are coming to an area that really needs them; a landmark dating back before the Civil War gets new life; what kind of energy will power Indiana's economic future; Kroger steps up COVID testing efforts; Huntington University looks to the future of animal science; a new student opportunity ends with a job offer in healthcare; and the $300 million facelift for Bankers Life Fieldhouse continues.

Eli Lilly makes a breakthrough in treating the coronavirus; a southwest Indiana theater gets new life; a nonprofit helps those in need find meaningful work; Trendiana looks at home-grown holiday gift ideas; Hamilton County companies get a life-saving resource; IU doubles down on its grand challenges initiatives; a big commitment means a new name for Purdue Polytechnic; and we hear from the incoming commissioner of the Indy-based Horizon League.

What does Indiana's post-election economic forecast look like? A Mircosoft veteran sets up shop in Indianapolis; Endangered Indiana updates efforts to save a historic hotel; a logistics company plans hundreds of new jobs; Elanco sharpens its focus on sustainability; a new training program looks to strengthen Indiana's manufacturing talent pipeline; an Indiana organization gives old technology new life; and we check in on the road to the Final Four in Indianapolis in April.

We get an update on economic development in the face of the pandemic; an Indy startup looks to give musicians a new stage; the effort is on to preserve a historic jail; a new website tracks wait times at Hoosier polling places; we talk to the new head coach of the Indiana Pacers; Marathon Health continues its growth; Girl Scouts of Central Indiana launches a new high-tech model; and the hot Hoosier housing market creates new opportunities for students.

We look at a wild year for Hoosier farmers; the CEO of one of Indiana's fastest-growing companies speaks out; Around INdiana shines a spotlight on another endangered landmark; this month's Trendiana segment looks at Indiana's flavors of fall; Ball State's president talks about making students more marketable; a potential game-changer could be coming for college athletes; and, we preview the Salvation Army's holiday campaign as well as the annual College Goal Sunday event.

We get an update on one of Indiana's most powerful economic engines; digital advertising turns upside down in the era of COVID; a Jasper County company aims to upskill Indiana inmates; First Merchant's longtime leader is moving on; how will COVID-19 factor into flu season; Purdue pushes liberal arts education; we get a progress report on Hoosier high school fall sports; and what is the future of human work in the age of smart machines?

Business leaders band together to combat racial injustice; Bosma Enterprises continues to grow its important mission; a company with Hoosier roots looks to preserve the legacies of James Dean, Maya Angelou and more; we spotlight Manufacturing Day in Indiana; we talk to "The Father of Echocardiography;" a Fishers company looks to create the classroom of the future; we preview the college basketball season, ahead of the men's Final Four in Indy; and the Heartland Film Festival goes retro.

We're learning more about the impact the pandemic is having on the Hoosier restaurant industry; A new electric car service breaks the mold of vehicle financing; the effort is on to save a piece of Indiana's limestone legacy; Site selectors weigh in on what Indiana business will look like post-pandemic; plans are in place for Indiana's first non-smoking casino; Ivy Tech announces its newest official campus; a sports broadcasting vet takes on a new challenge; and we preview the Million Meal Marathon.

Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane has big growth plans; Indiana's agbioscience industry has a new recruiting tool; we spotlight another one of Indiana's endangered landmarks; ANGI Homeservices is ramping up hiring; Fort Wayne gets some much-needed help in opioid treatment; a new tool could provide some relief for families managing students learning from home; from donuts to unique attractions, you can vote for the best in Indiana; and, we introduce you to a well-being app made specifically for an underserved audience.

How is the pandemic affecting Indiana's shipping industry? A Lafayette coworking studio preps for a major event; the effort is on to save an endangered Indiana church; Trendiana looks at outdoor adventures you can enjoy as summer turns into fall; we talk to the new leader of the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute; a public charter school details its innovative model; we preview the upcoming Colts season; and an Indiana food entrepreneur hits the national marketplace.

What’s the state of organized labor in Indiana? An Indianapolis tech company is hosting what it says could be Indiana’s version of South by Southwest; Our Endangered Indiana series travels to Elwood; We take a look at changes to an annual charity event in Indy; We’ll get an update on a much-publicized COVID-19 study; Two Hoosier higher ed institutions are partnering up; Get a preview of the first Esports Combine; Plus, a new nonprofit aims to create positive change for women.

Huntingburg celebrates success despite pandemic problems; we spotlight a high-tech success story 20 years in the making; Indiana Landmarks looks to save a historic high school; a local initiative aims to help Black-owned businesses; Indiana launches a service to help treat mental health issues brought on by the pandemic; a former battery factory is now home to two innovative schools; we review an eventful week in Indiana sports; and the INsiders looks at help for displaced Hoosier workers.

Close to six months after the pandemic hit, how is Indiana's economy faring? We take a look at a far from traditional Indy 500; downtown Attica fights to make a comeback; we introduce you to a new tenant for the 16 Tech Innovation District; a Purdue Research Park company zeroes in on air quality; how high-tech are Indiana's manufacturing companies; Anderson University looks to become a cybersecurity leader; and we preview Devour Indy Summerfest.

We look at the ripple effects of the Big Ten postponing fall sports; Tipton and Howard counties get the high-speed hookups; Bad Dad Brewing makes a name for itself in Grant County; Trendiana shines a spotlight on Black-owned businesses throughout the state; Johnson Memorial takes the wraps off its new emergency department; WGU Indiana hits two major milestones; a new project highlights Indiana's iconic high school gyms; and a fashion-based nonprofit continues to grow.

A historic Indy 500 will have no fans in the stands; we take a deep dive into 16 Tech as it hits a major milestone – we'll look at the innovation hub's impact on the startup economy, food, community and more, as well as the more than two-decade road it has taken to this point; Ice Miller takes a look at race relations in the workplace; and we spotlight the World Food Championships in Indianapolis.

Hospitals in rural Indiana are feeling the pinch from the pandemic; A major project in Fort Wayne comes a step closer to getting underway; A 17-year-old Hoosier entrepreneur looks to provide PPE for healthcare and nursing home employees; We take a look at the new Fishers AgriPark; The new president of DePauw University joins us to share her vision; An Indiana publishing company marks 20 years in business; Plus, we get a preview of the Indy Burger Battle.

The state of real estate in the midst of a pandemic; Terre Haute gets a boost as it tries to rebound; an Indiana company looks to stop your next water leak; an event marketing company pivots thanks to COVID-19; a Hoosier company making a stress relief device flourishes during a tough time; Indiana Wesleyan offers up a unique educational opportunity; and golf's future stars come to Indiana as we spotlight the 2020 Western Amateur.

Purdue-affiliated startups are having a remarkable year; we introduce you to UVNinja – an autonomous cleaning robot; an iconic Indiana beverage is experiencing a rebirth; a Carmel company is looking to protect travelers during a complicated time; IU researchers come up with a fabric that could be a medical game-changer; Indy-based Orbis Education talks about its rapid growth; and 10 sports startups join the Techstars Sports Accelerator program.

We get an economic outlook on the second half of 2020; an entrepreneur weighs in on the challenges of starting up during a pandemic; we visit an Indiana baseball bat company; Trendiana spotlights road trips for 10 bucks or less; the state's largest school system prepares for the upcoming year; a high-tech counseling center comes to Columbus; and Indy Eleven prepares to return to the soccer field.

Indiana launches a new office to breathe life back into the tourism industry; Purdue invests in Knox County entrepreneurship; Quaff ON! Brewing is making a big investment in Brown County; we talk to the new CEO of AgriNovus; we preview the upcoming season restart for the Pacers; what will the local effects be of a canceled Minor League Baseball season; a Purdue startup creates new hand-washing technology; and we preview the upcoming virtual Indyfluence event.

We recap the Mira Awards, celebrating the best in Indiana's technology sector. We talk to the winners of the Trailblazer, Rising Entrepreneur, Scale-Up and Innovation of the Year award winners. Also, a Hoosier startup looks to make hospital beds safer; we talk to the incoming president of Wabash College; a motorsports nonprofit is moving to Indianapolis; and Sports Indiana undergoes a major rebranding.

Indiana looks to support its businesses while getting back on track; what effects have the pandemic and protesting had on downtown Indy; Do-it-Best is reporting unprecedented demand; a West Lafayette restaurant changes the way it pays its servers; racial unrest sparks change in Indianapolis schools; Ivy Tech offers free classes to help the unemployed; we spotlight Super Shot in Fort Wayne; and what will it look like as Hoosier high school athletes return to action?

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce takes a look at how Indiana stands up against its competitors; a Purdue startup boasts an innovation in food; what's next for the now-canceled State Fair; Trendiana spotlights Father's Day gifts with Hoosier flavor; new tech aims to keep workers safe as they return to offices; what will the NBA look like when it tips off again; Saint-Mary-of-the-Woods College continues to defy the odds; and we shine a spotlight on Sky Outfitters.

Eli Lilly updates a major study on a COVID-19 antibody treatment, while IU and IU Health partner up on a web-based screening effort; Purdue researchers say they've come up with a new way to save space on your phone; we visit Oliver Winery in Bloomington; Butler's basketball coach weighs in on unrest following the killing of George Floyd; Women & Hi Tech continues its growth; and our COVID-19 Business Survival series continues with a look at how companies have been forced to innovate.

Can Indiana tourism rebound this summer? Holiday World details its reopening plans; a year after spinning off, Corteva Agriscience gives an update; Trendiana spotlights spirits in Indiana; Grand Park takes part in a big youth sports safety study; POINT Biopharma talks about its big investment plans in Indiana; and a former Simon Property Group executive follows his passion into golf.

We talk with Roger Penske about what would have been race weekend, head to Speedway to learn about the impact there and talk to a motorsports insider about the future of racing; we look at a high-tech social distancing tool with Indiana connections; we talk to the co-owner of a bar that had to close in the wake of the pandemic; community health centers continue to play a pivotal role in the balle against COVID-19; and Hoosier businesses prepare for a post-pandemic workforce.

We take a look at the pandemic's effects on Indiana's prominent farming industry; some big names come together on a playbook for returning to work; a new study looks at how widespread COVID-19 is in the state, while we also check in with different regions; we look at the impact on the sports industry, including Westfield's Grand Park and the Pacers' esports team; and, we take a deep dive into the role of philanthropy in an economic comeback.

Republic Airways tries to navigate the pandemic fallout; Saab is seeking growth at Purdue's Discovery Park; Catalent in Bloomington looks to be part of an ultimate vaccine solution; some truckers are scrambling to find freight; Indiana's golf industry is faring better than many others during lockdown; the International Center updates its agenda; and an Indianapolis pediatrician and mom taps into her entrepreneurial spirit to make your mealtime safer.

Purdue President Mitch Daniels outlines plans for a return to campus; a Carmel company responds to the call for more COVID-19 testing; could the pandemic lead to a comeback for drive-in theaters; we spotlight ways to celebrate Mother's Day in our current conditions; a new report focuses on the economic impact of COVID-19 on hospitals; we talk to the winners of the Innovate WithIN competition; and our KSM Economic Panel looks business survival in the wake of the pandemic.

We put a focus on IU's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with interviews with IU's president, the head of IU Health and the university's incoming athletic director. Indiana's secretary of commerce talks about the state's current business climate; the Purdue Research Foundation lends its resources to the coronavirus fight; a homegrown Indiana company looks to protect vulnerable nursing homes; we spotlight 1st Maker Space; and, we look at how an Indiana puzzle maker is keeping up with sudden increased demand for its products.

How is Indianapolis International Airport dealing with the coronavirus pandemic? Hoosier businesses continue to answer the call to support the response to COVID-19; we look at the outbreak's continuing impact on venture capital, small businesses and professional sports teams; Putnam County's "Mask Mommas" help fill a critical need; and an effort to make choosing a school easier adapts to the new landscape.

The CEO of Cummins talks about tough decisions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic; GM prepares to make ventilators in Indiana; northeast Indiana startups get some help in an uncertain time; we take a look at the impact of the coronavirus in Indiana's rural cities; Lessonly earns major funding; with traditional sports going dark, esports steps up; plasma is playing a key role in treating COVID-19; and we continue to look at how the pandemic is affecting areas including mental health and education.

The latest on the response to and fallout from the coronavirus pandemic in Indiana. Governor Eric Holcomb joins us to detail the state's strategy moving forward and how Hoosier businesses are stepping up to help. We'll also look at the outbreak's impact on workforce development, the Indy 500, and your personal finances. We'll also talk about how the pandemic is impacting mental health, and how pets can help make the process easier.

More comprehensive coverage of the coronavirus in Indiana, including the latest on the pandemic's impact on Hoosier health, the economy, the nonprofit sector and Indiana tourism. Eli Lilly's chief scientific officer will give us an update on what the pharmaceutical giant is doing to help. Also this week, we look at the state of the Internet of Things in Indiana and spotlight a special teacher's parade.

We continue comprehensive coverage of coronavirus in Indiana. We'll hear what the state and companies including Roche, Eli Lilly and Hotel Tango are doing to fight the outbreak; Noblesville's new mayor talks about the state of the city; we spotlight a new model for dental insurance; The Innovators With Dr. K returns; a coffeehouse with a unique purpose expands; is e-learning the future of education; and our INsiders take on the top stories of the week.

A special all women edition of the Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: How are we empowering today's young women? A look at coronavirus in the workplace; a spotlight on "A Sign By Design"; we take you inside Launch Terre Haute; Indiana celebrates National Women's Month; a new nonprofit aims to help cancer survivors; a year-long program seeks to advance Indy women; one-on-one with Madame C.J. Walker's great-great granddaughter; and a special INsiders panel offers perspective on top women's issues in Indiana.

How might coronavirus fears impact Indiana’s economy? We spotlight a homegrown ride-sharing platform; what impact could a new southern Indiana interstate have; we get an update on the state of commercial real estate; a small-town carwash presents a big opportunity. An Indiana sports performance center continues to grow. And our INsiders take on the top stories of the week.

A healthcare partnership is keeping school employees healthy and saving the district millions; Indianapolis is now on the clock for NBA All-Star weekend; the Indiana Commission for Higher Education unveils its latest strategic plan; an adaptive sports program lands more funding; the NFL Scouting Combine will continue to call Indy home; we spotlight the ongoing evolution of Espots; and our panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.