USI president says tuition increase inevitable after state budget cuts
The University of Southern Indiana's new president says they may need to raise tuition after the state cut some of its funding in the recently passed budget.... Read More
Michelle Kaufman
Indianapolis racing into new sister city relationship with French motorsports city
On Friday, Indianapolis waved the green flag on the partnership with Le Mans, France—a place that also has a vibrant racing history.... Read More
Sam Schmidt’s Driven NeuroRecovery Center helping Hoosiers with spinal cord injuries
The Driven NeuroRecovery Center powered by Indianapolis-based outpatient therapy clinic NeuroHope opened in Carmel last fall. Since then, they've served around 200 clients, including Rebekah Thomas.... Read More
Fort Wayne Airport expecting more passenger growth, adding parking
A total of 856,803 passengers flew in and out of the airport last year, a 7.6% increase over 2023. Scott Hinderman, executive director of airports for FWA, says parking has become another hurdle to overcome.... Read More
IMS shifts recycling, composting efforts into high gear
The Indianapolis 500 is the largest single-day sporting event in the world, and hundreds of thousands of fans can create a lot of trash. This year, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is revving up its sustainability efforts.... Read More
Fort Wayne International Airport opens new lounge
A new space designed for business travelers visiting Indiana's second-largest city is now open at Fort Wayne International Airport. The Gateway Lounge is open to all passengers and located post-security on the second floor of the terminal.... Read More
Italy-based motorsports school sets up shop in Indianapolis
Indianapolis is the first location for Motorsport Technical School US, which offers eight-week, hands-on courses for individuals interested in becoming racing mechanics and data engineers.... Read More
Terre Haute Regional Hospital’s owner says it could close if COPA is denied
Terre Haute Regional Hospital's history dates back to 1882, but its future could be in jeopardy if a Certificate of Public Advantage, or COPA, supporting a proposed merger with Union Health isn't approved by the Indiana Department of Health.... Read More
Former USAC CEO discusses global impact of Indiana’s motorsports ecosystem
The former CEO of United States Auto Club is celebrating Indiana's momentum in the motorsports industry and the job opportunities it's bringing to Hoosiers across the state.... Read More
IU Indy, White Lodging seek to find new wave of talent through hospitality co-op
A new co-op program from Indiana University Indianapolis is giving students on-the-job experience through a partnership with Merrillville-based White Lodging Services Corp., which operates the JW Marriott and four other Indianapolis hotels.... Read More