A wetter than normal spring has translated to setbacks in planting corn and soybeans statewide.
Kansas-Missouri bid wins out over Indiana for two USDA agencies
Indiana makes top three finalists but loses bid for two USDA divisions to greater Kansas City area.
Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District names board appointments
Four leaders from the greater Northwest Indiana area have been appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District board.
Global defense and security firm Saab’s new US advanced manufacturing site will bring up to 300 jobs to Indiana
Sweden-based global defense and security company Saab will bring up to 300 jobs to Indiana once its new advanced manufacturing site is operational.
Hammond’s chief legal officer Kristina Kantar appointed to Lake County Superior Court
Chief legal offer for the city of Hammond Kristina Kantar was appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to the Lake County Superior Court.
Indiana lands $310 million plant-based protein manufacturing facility, creating up to 460 new jobs
Greenleaf Foods SPC of Chicago on April 8 broke ground on a 230,000 square-foot facility in Shelbyville, which will create up to 460 new jobs when operational by late 2020
Northwest Indiana high school team finishes third in statewide Innovate WithIN competition
An idea by a group of students from Hobart High School to enhance safety for bicyclists took third place in the second annual Innovate WithIN pitch competition, a statewide initiative to encourage entrepreneurship.
Peoples Bank CEO named to board of Indiana Department of Financial Institutions
The office of Gov. Eric Holcomb this week announced several new appointments and reappointments to various state boards and commissions, including the CEO of Peoples Bank who will serve on a board that regulates the state’s banking and finance sector. Board of Directors of the Department of Financial Institutions One new appointment to the board, […]
$144 million in grant requests could add 240 miles of hiking, biking and riding trails across Indiana
Improving quality of place and providing more recreational opportunities for Hoosiers appears to be a priority around Indiana. The office of Gov. Eric Holcomb recently announced the first round of the Next Level Trails grant program received 82 applications requesting a total of nearly $144 million in funding. The applicants are from 42 of the […]
More Indiana residents utilizing state grant programs to further education beyond high school
A growing number of Hoosiers are utilizing state grant programs to help them get the education they need to land a career in a high-demand field. In advance of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s first meeting March 6 as a member of the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, Holcomb was expected to share with the board that […]
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