The South Bend Redevelopment Commission is asking private developers to submit proposals for seven city-owned plots of land near downtown.
15 NWI companies earn place in state’s new entrepreneurship yearbook
Fifteen Northwest Indiana companies are included in a new publication that highlights the efforts of the state’s entrepreneurs.
Burns Harbor reports 55% increase in grain cargo
Grain cargo is up 55% at Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor alone, according to the Ports of Indiana November report.
1-800-GOT-JUNK franchise opens in Valparaiso
Long-time Valparaiso residents Tricia and Steve Farrell opened their first 1-800-GOT-JUNK location in the town they love.
Northwest Indiana casinos take in 67% of state’s sports betting wagers
$302 million of the $446 million in October bets in Indiana were placed in Northwest Indiana’s casinos.
U.S. Steel, United Steelworkers reach tentative agreement
United States Steel Corp. and the United Steelworkers announced Nov. 8 that they reached a tentative four-year contact agreement that affects about 13,000 union members.
Startup South Bend – Elkhart to host pitch competition
Startup South Bend – Elkhart, a nonprofit initiative of the South Bend Elkhart Regional Partnership, will host a pitch competition during Founder Factory 2022 Nov. 16 in Elkhart.
Raising Cane’s files lawsuit against Crossings at Hobart
Raising Cane’s filed a lawsuit against Crossings at Hobart about its plans to open a location there.
Purdue provost to step down in December
Purdue University Provost Jay Akridge is leaving his post at the end of December. An internal search for his replacement already has begun.
RDC celebrates high achievers, $65M in loans
The Regional Development Company honored those who excel at its annual membership meeting Nov. 3 at Byway Brewing in Hammond.