Merrillville-based NIPSCO is among the 2021 inductees into the Indiana Manufacturers Association Hall of Fame.
NIPSCO among 2021 inductees into Indiana Manufacturers Association Hall of Fame Read More »
Even as unemployment rates continue falling, the latest federal jobs report shows the pandemic still is impacting the country’s economy.
Latest jobs report shows larger than expected decline in labor force participation Read More »
Ten mascots, from a range of collegiate and professional sports, are in the running for 2022 induction into the Mascot Hall of Fame.
Voting opens Oct. 17 for finalists for induction into Mascot Hall of Fame Read More »
Higher than expected collections from sales tax, individual income tax and corporate taxes have provided a boost to Indiana state revenues.
Indiana experiences better than expected tax collections for September Read More »
Rising costs likely are the driving force behind a steep drop in Indiana’s agriculture industry’s outlook on the sector.
Rising costs lower agriculture industry’s outlook on sector Read More »
The return of college and professional football reflected in record-setting sports wagering in Indiana in September.
Return of football propels Indiana sports wagering to $355.4 million in September Read More »
Willow Wetherall was selected by DTSB as its new executive director.
Downtown South Bend Inc. has new executive director Read More »
Clarence Hulse, executive director of the Economic Development Corporation Michigan City, Indiana, has received industry honors for his work.
Michigan City economic development leader honored for industry contributions Read More »
Calumet College of St. Joseph broke ground on its first residential dorm.
Calumet College of St. Joseph breaks ground on $4.8 million dorm project Read More »
The 10th class of Influential Women of Northwest Indiana have been recognized for the impact they make on their companies and communities.
Region’s top female professionals honored by women’s organization Read More »
