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Inside INdiana Business Radio On Demand
Inside INdiana Business Radio On Demand delivers the latest business news throughout the Hoosier State. This twice-daily podcast, hosted by Gerry Dick and Alex Brown, lets you catch up on the day’s important news anytime, anywhere. Available every business day at 6 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
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9/5/25 AM UPDATE: Clinton County data center plan advances; Reed Health names CEO; Fever breaks ground on $78M facility 05.09.2025 6:07
Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 5, 2025. A proposed $1 billion data center project in Clinton County is advancing to county commissioners despite a no recommendation from planners. Logistics Realty says it could bring 170 jobs and $265 million in tax revenue. Richmond-based Reid Health named Ben Wells as its new president and CEO. The Indiana Fever broke ground on a $78 million downtown In...
9/4/25 PM UPDATE: Swedish company coming to Clark County; Straw Bale Art Trail returns to Shipshewana 04.09.2025 7:37
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 4, 2025. A Swedish transport packaging company has selected the Clark County town of Borden to establish its first U.S. production facility. The popular Giant Straw Bale Art Trail is back in LaGrange County. Richmond-based Reid Health has named a new CEO, and a leader of the Indiana Economic Development Corp. is stepping down. Get the la...
9/4/25 AM UPDATE: Michigan City prison reversal frustrates leaders; South Korean firm eyes Roanoke; ISU sees enrollment growth 04.09.2025 6:06
Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 4, 2025. Michigan City leaders voiced frustration after the Indiana Department of Correction announced it will keep the Indiana State Prison open, throwing reuse planning efforts into doubt. South Korea-based JI Global is considering Roanoke for a $40 million energy storage assembly facility with 50 jobs. Indiana State University welcomed its largest freshma...
9/3/25 PM UPDATE: Incentives approved for Michigan City data center; ISU touts increased enrollment 03.09.2025 7:03
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 3, 2025. The Michigan City Council has approved 40-year tax abatements for a planned $800 million data center on the city's west side. Indiana State University is celebrating its largest freshman class in five years and a record student retention rate this fall. Plus, an entrepreneurship support program is marking one year in South Bend,...
9/3/25 AM UPDATE: DartPoint expands Columbus data center; Bluffton manufacturer adds jobs; VA clinic to close in Martinsville 03.09.2025 6:06
Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 3, 2025. Dallas-based DartPoint will upgrade its Columbus data center following a merger, boosting computing capacity five to six times by 2027. Bluffton’s MCO Steel Products has broken ground on a $17 million facility expected to add 25 jobs. The Martinsville VA Clinic will close Sept. 12 as a new Bloomington VA Clinic opens three days later. Also: Former V...
9/2/25 PM UPDATE: Report highlights manufacturing need; Fiesta Evansville canceled 02.09.2025 7:29
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 2, 2025. A new report from Conexus Indiana emphasizes the continued struggle to get Indiana’s advanced manufacturing and logistics labor force trained for the increasingly tech-based jobs that will be needed. An event celebrating Hispanic heritage has been canceled, similar to another event that was planned for Indianapolis. A South Bend...
9/2/25 AM UPDATE: Cook Medical, IU form partnership; Mixed-use project in South Bend 02.09.2025 6:07
Inside INdiana Business Radio for September 2, 2025. Bloomington-based Cook Medical and Indiana University have signed a new research partnership designed to address real-world problems. A mixed-use project in South Bend lands a key approval to move forward. Plus, a multinational law firm is making an aggressive push into the Indiana gambling sector, and nominations are now open for the 2026 TechP...
8/29/25 PM UPDATE: Slate Auto touts Warsaw investment; Midwest Food Bank launches campaign 29.08.2025 7:28
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 29, 2025. Slate Auto is touting its $400 million investment to repurpose the former R.R. Donnelly plant in Warsaw to manufacture electric trucks and add 2,000 jobs. Midwest Food Bank of Indiana has launched the public phase of a $9 million campaign to build a new warehouse in the Indianapolis area. Plus, the southwest Indiana city of Boonvi...
8/28/25 PM UPDATE: Dearborn County brewery acquired; Elkhart Amazon facility opens 28.08.2025 7:12
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 26, 2025. A brewery in the Dearborn County city of Aurora has been acquired by Holtkamp Winery in nearby Sunman. One of two major Amazon facilities in Elkhart County is now open, employing some 250 people. Plus, Forbes is out with its annual list of the best employers in the state. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at I...
8/28/25 AM UPDATE: Citra Biopharma expands in Monroe County; UFCW approves new Kroger contract; Purdue adds academic programs in Indy 28.08.2025 6:08
Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 28, 2025. Citra Biopharma has secured augmented tax abatements for two Monroe County facilities totaling nearly $500 million in investment. Madison and Warrick counties have been selected for the state’s RED quality of life program. UFCW Local 700 members have approved a new three-year contract with Kroger covering 8,000 central Indiana workers. Purdue Univ...
8/27/25 PM UPDATE: Revitalize Richmond, Simtra BioPharma tax breaks 27.08.2025 7:35
A $100 million effort is underway to revitalize and grow downtown Richmond with a variety of projects. And Simtra BioPharma is getting big tax breaks in Monroe County for two new medical production facilities.
8/27/25 AM UPDATE: Cook Medical launches IMRI division; Evansville approves wheel tax; Parkview to build $150M Lebanon hospital 27.08.2025 6:06
Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 27, 2025. Cook Medical has launched a new interventional MRI division focused on minimally invasive devices to treat patients in MRI environments, especially in oncology and pediatric cardiology. Evansville’s City Council has approved a new wheel tax expected to raise $2.7 million annually for road and sidewalk improvements. Penguin Random House has expande...
8/26/25 PM UPDATE: New hospital for Boone County; Evansville approves wheel tax 26.08.2025 7:28
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 26, 2025. Fort Wayne-based Parkview Health has announced plans for a new hospital and medical office building in Lebanon, a project that is expected to create about 200 jobs. The Evansville City Council has approved a new wheel tax to fund road repairs. Plus, Perry County is making waves with several quality of life projects, including the...
8/25/25 AM UPDATE: Purdue student housing expands; Michigan City project sells early; Google data center faces pushback 26.08.2025 6:06
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 25, 2025. St. Louis-based Subtext has opened Ever West Lafayette, a six-story, 449-bed student housing complex near Purdue University. In Michigan City, developer Farpoint says 30% of condominiums in the $311 million Sola mixed-use project have already sold months before construction begins. Meanwhile, a dozen Indianapolis City-County Counc...
8/25/25 PM UPDATE: Lake County museum looking for new home; GM Stamping Plant site being sold to Elanco 25.08.2025 7:52
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 25, 2025. The Lake County Historical Society Museum in Crown Point is looking for a new home after receiving a notice that it must vacate its current location by the end of the year. Gov. Mike Braun announced today that the state is selling the former GM Stamping Plant site near downtown Indianapolis to Elanco Animal Health, which is buildi...
8/25/25 AM UPDATE: Nippon Steel outlines $3.1B Gary Works plan; Katie Jenner named higher ed commissioner 25.08.2025 6:05
Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 25, 2025. Nippon Steel will invest $3.1 billion into Gary Works after acquiring U.S. Steel, with Mayor Eddie Melton touting the mill as part of a broader $140 million convention center and hotel development strategy. The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana reports millions in added funding from its quality of place grants. Lawrence-based Schneider Geos...
8/22/25 PM UPDATE: Hoosier National Forest project moves forward; Plans change on state prison site 22.08.2025 7:16
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 18, 2025. The U.S. Forest Service is moving forward with a controversial plan to clear a small portion of the Hoosier National Forest in southern Indiana, but proponents tout the long-term benefits of the effort. Fort Wayne breaks ground on the next phase of a historic housing project. And the Indiana Department of Correction is changing co...
8/22/25 UPDATE: $3.1B Gary Works investment; IU stadium gets new name; Henry County housing project 22.08.2025 6:06
Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 22, 2025. Nippon Steel North America plans a $3.1 billion investment to modernize Gary Works following its $15 billion U.S. Steel acquisition. IU and Merchants Bank strike a 20-year, $50 million naming rights deal to brand the football field at Memorial Stadium. Henry County breaks ground on Ashbury Fields, a $20 million, 65-home development supported by RE...
8/21/25 PM UPDATE: Nippon Steel CEO on Indiana investment; New housing project in New Castle 21.08.2025 7:54
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 18, 2025. The North American CEO of Japan-based Nippon Steel celebrated the company's planned $3.1 billion investment in U.S. Steel's Gary Works plant in northwest Indiana. Officials in Henry County have broken ground on a $20 million housing project in New Castle. Plus, Saint Mary's College lands a big grant and Indianapolis residents seek...
8/21/25 UPDATE: Google data center rezoning advances; WWE, ESPN bring new event to Indy 21.08.2025 6:07
Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 21, 2025. Google’s $1 billion-plus data center in Indianapolis cleared a key hurdle as the Metropolitan Development Commission granted preliminary rezoning approval for nearly 470 acres. ESPN and WWE will debut WWE Premium Live events Sept. 20 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse with the first-ever WrestlePalooza. Also: Fort Wayne’s Tippmann Group breaks ground on new...
8/20/25 PM UPDATE: Changes to solar ordinance approved; Ball State launches Leadership Pipeline 20.08.2025 7:02
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 18, 2025. The St. Joseph County Area Plan Commission has approved amendments to the county's solar ordinance centered on protecting property values near large-scale solar projects. Ball State University and Muncie Community Schools have teamed up for the Leadership Pipeline program aimed at helping teachers who want to become school leaders...
8/20/25 AM UPDATE: Google linked to $1B Indy data center; farm co-ops weigh merger 20.08.2025 6:08
Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 20, 2025. Google has confirmed its involvement in a proposed $1 billion data center campus on the southeast side of Indianapolis, where rezoning for nearly 500 acres will be considered today. Huntington-based Superior Ag and Seymour-based Premier Companies are exploring a merger. Also: Auburn’s Career Quest program receives a $250,000 gift, South Bend’s Ste...
8/19/25 PM UPDATE: New training program at Riley Hospital; Securitas adding jobs in New Carlisle 19.08.2025 6:56
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 18, 2025. A new training program for people with intellectual and development disabilities is underway at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis. Securitas is adding hundreds of jobs as part of its northern Indiana expansion. Plus, Indiana's unemployment rate stays flat, and fundraising continues for renovation to a historic downtown E...
8/19/25 AM UPDATE: Photon expands into energy; Signature School No. 2 nationally 19.08.2025 6:06
Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 19, 2025. Greenfield-based Photon Automation is launching Photon Energy, a new division focused on battery and energy storage manufacturing. Evansville’s Signature School remains the No. 2-ranked high school in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. Also: Indiana Utility Consumer Counselor Bill Fine to step down, Attorney General Todd Rokita dis...
8/18/25 PM UPDATE: EPA cancels Indiana solar funds; Carroll County EDC names new CEO 18.08.2025 7:44
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 18, 2025. Indiana was set to receive $130 million in federal funding to support low-income solar projects, but that funding has been canceled by the EPA. The Carroll County Economic Development Corp. has named a new CEO and executive director. Indiana Landmarks has released its annual list of the "10 Most Endangered" landmarks in the state....
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