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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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4/29/26 PM UPDATE: Rose-Hulman students head to Silicon Valley accelerator; Shipshewana Flea Market sees vendor growth; Republic Airways lawsuit 29.04.2026 7:26
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 29, 2026. Two students from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology have been accepted into the Y Combinator, a startup accelerator in San Francisco for their startup, Tsenta. The Shipshewana Flea Market, which opens next week, is expecting a big increase in the number of vendors this year. An Evansville company has been chosen for a $...
4/29/26 AM UPDATE: Hoosiers spending more on cannabis; Franciscan Health to open medical school; Parkview Health breaks ground in Marion 29.04.2026 6:02
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 29, 2026. A pair of reports from the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation shows Hoosiers are spending more on cannabis products despite the state having some of the strictest marijuana laws in the country. Mishawaka-based Franciscan Alliance plans to build a new medical school in Crown Point to help address a physician shortage in Indiana. Fort Way...
4/28/26 PM UPDATE: Braun launches AI initiative; IYG searching for new CEO; Attorney General launches online portal for gas prices 28.04.2026 7:49
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 28, 2026. Gov. Mike Braun has launched IN AI, an initiative aimed at helping businesses with AI adoption to fuel growth. IYG, formerly known as Indiana Youth Group, has begun a national search for its new CEO as its current leader prepares to retire. The Indiana State Fair has unveiled its list of Featured Farmers for the 2026 seas...
4/28/26 AM UPDATE: Deaconess plans $150M cancer center; Lake City Bank hits record profit; New report ranks Indiana 38th for teacher pay 28.04.2026 6:06
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 28, 2026. Evansville-based Deaconess Health System has announced plans for a $150 million cancer center at its Deaconess Gateway campus in Newburgh. Warsaw-based Lakeland Financial Corp., the parent of Lake City Bank, is reporting record net income for the first quarter of 2026. A new report ranks Indiana 38th in the country for teacher pay. P...
4/27/26 PM UPDATE: New Nix Companies HQ; Lilly details $2.3B acquisition; Judge hears motions on IU trustee lawsuit 27.04.2026 8:00
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 27, 2026. Poseyville-based Nix Companies has broken ground on its multimillion-dollar headquarters building. Eli Lilly and Co. is planning to acquire a New York-based company for up to $2.3 billion. Evansville-based Fleet Service Partners is investing up to $2 billion for a new facility on the city's north side. A judge in Blooming...
4/27/26 AM UPDATE: Whitten describes 'The New IU'; TechPoint unveils Mira Award winners; South Bend approves initial funding for new land bank 27.04.2026 6:05
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 27, 2026. Indiana University President Pamela Whitten discusses the university's recently announced partnership with Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet. TechPoint has unveiled the winners of this year's Mira Awards, honoring the best in tech in Indiana. The South Bend Redevelopment Commission has approved initial funding to launch a new land bank with...
4/24/26 PM UPDATE: Work begins on Heartland Industrial Park; Mooresville manufacturer acquired; Braun 'likely' to extend gas tax suspension 24.04.2026 7:36
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 24, 2026. Construction has begin on the 1,000-plus acre Heartland Industrial Park in Sullivan County, which is expected to attract $65 billion in investment. Mooresville-based manufacturer Advance Aero has been acquired by Kentucky-based L2 Aviation. Gov. Mike Braun says he is likely to extend the suspension of the state's gas tax...
4/24/26 AM UPDATE: Upland hotel groundbreaking; TechPoint Youth lands $200K for STEM programs; FSSA recalling $200M; Martin University sued over closure 24.04.2026 6:04
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 24, 2026. Officials in Upland will break ground today on a $35 million development that will include a boutique hotel, event venue, and guest cottages. CTDI is building its third facility at the River Ridge Commerce Center and adding 400 jobs. TechPoint Youth has received $200,000 to expand STEM programming statewide. Plus, the Indiana Family...
4/23/26 PM UPDATE: CTDI expanding again at River Ridge; AES Indiana details plans for Google data center; Purdue President to receive Trailblazer Award 23.04.2026 8:02
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 23, 2026. Pennsylvania-based CTDI has announced plans to invest $44 million to build a third facility at the River Ridge Commerce Center and create 400 jobs. AES Indiana has detailed plans to provide power to the proposed Google data center in Monrovia. Purdue University President Mung Chiang will receive the Trailblazer Award at t...
4/23/26 AM UPDATE: READI 1.0 economic impact; IU senior invents Aero Bib for racers; Fort Wayne nonprofit to sell Olympic Swim Trials pool 23.04.2026 6:04
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 23, 2026. A new study from the Indiana Economic Development Corp. details the economic impact of the first iteration of the Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative, or READI 1.0. An Indiana University senior has launched a new racing bib designed to be more aerodynamic for cyclists. A Fort Wayne nonprofit is looking to sell t...
4/22/26 PM UPDATE: Indiana's new "Trail Towns"; Knauf Insulation CEO to step down; Indiana's unemployment rate dips again; Microsoft talks La Porte data center 22.04.2026 7:03
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 22, 2026. Two Indiana communities have been named among the inaugural "Trail Towns" by the International Mountain Biking Association. The CEO of Shelbyville-based Knauf Insulation North America plans to step down in June. Indiana's unemployment rate saw a slight decrease again in February. Plus, Microsoft address concerns from resi...
4/22/26 AM UPDATE: Fishers mayor talks growth; I&M seeks to acquire Sullivan County natural gas plant; Supreme Court to hear arguments over abortion ban 22.04.2026 6:03
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 22, 2026. Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness says development of a culinary and entertainment district and a separate life sciences hub has exceeded expectations. Indiana Michigan Power has filed a request for approval to acquire a planned natural gas generation plant in Sullivan County. The Indiana Supreme Court will hear oral arguments later this y...
4/21/26 PM UPDATE: Goodwill-Anvil Trailers partnership; Scrap metal recycler expands to Portage; Dubois County Sheriff pulled from state board 21.04.2026 7:26
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 21, 2026. Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana has announced a partnership with Georgia-based Anvil Trailers to manufacture some of the company's hauling trailers in Indianapolis. Illinois-based scrap metal recycler BL Duke is expanding into Indiana with a location in Portage. The Dubois County Sheriff has been removed from the I...
4/21/26 AM UPDATE: River Ridge touts economic impact; New Bel-Acre Drive-In owners look toward growth; Broken Yolk Cafe coming to Indiana 21.04.2026 6:04
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 21, 2026. The River Ridge Development Authority is touting the growth of the economic impact of River Ridge Commerce Center in 2025. The new owners of Bel-Acre Drive-In in Ripley County say they are looking to grow and enhance the more than 70-year-old venue. A judge has ruled that a Brown County man is likely to succeed in a First Amendment l...
4/20/26 PM UPDATE: IU, Zimmer Biomet team up; Lilly to acquire Boston company for $7B; South Bend manufacturer Maitland Engineering acquired 20.04.2026 7:25
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 20, 2026. Indiana University and Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet have launched a partnership to bolster the state's orthopedic sector. Eli Lilly and Co. has inked an agreement to acquire Boston-based Kelonia Therapeutics in a deal valued up to $7 billion. South Bend manufacturer Maitland Engineering has been acquired by an Illinois comp...
4/20/26 AM UPDATE: Elkhart manufacturers explore merger; Bears, Hammond continue talks; Iron Nation partnership creates opportunity 20.04.2026 6:04
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 20, 2026. Two major Elkhart-based manufacturers, Patrick Industries and LCI Industries, are exploring a possible merger of equals. Chicago Bears leadership met with Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott on Friday as the team continues to mull over where it will locate its new stadium. Former Congressman Luke Messer says the recently announced Iron Natio...
4/17/26 PM UPDATE: Blue Gate Theatre up for ACM award; NIPSCO, union reach tentative deal; CenterPoint asked feds not to reissue coal plant order 17.04.2026 7:28
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 17, 2026. The Blue Gate Theatre in Shipshewana is nominated for Theater of the Year at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards. Electric utility NIPSCO has reached a tentative agreement with the United Steelworkers union, potentially bringing an end to a lockout of 1,600 workers. Walmart plans to remodel 12 Indiana stores this...
4/17/26 AM UPDATE: Google behind Michigan City data center; U.S. Steel to restart Gary Tin Mill; Automotive supplier closing Evansville plant 17.04.2026 6:03
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 17, 2026. Google has been identified as the company behind the $832 million data center currently being built in Michigan City. U.S. Steel has announced plans to restart the Gary Tin Mill at its Gary Works operation in northwest Indiana. An automotive component supplier is planning to close its facility in Evansville and cut hundreds of jobs....
4/16/26 PM UPDATE: Fort Wayne Accessibility Plan; Indiana invests $10M in local VC firm; Goshen company looks to relocate to South Bend 16.04.2026 7:35
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 16, 2026. Visit Fort Wayne has unveiled its five year Accessibility Destination Action Plan designed to improve accessibility for all throughout the city. Gov. Mike Braun has announced a $10 million commitment to Indianapolis venture capital firm Roll Tack Ventures to support local tech startups. Work has begun to repair a historic...
4/16/26 AM UPDATE: Groundbreaking for Hammond train station; Fort Wayne taps firm for downtown plan; Ascend pushes student-led businesses 16.04.2026 6:05
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 16, 2026. Officials in Hammond will break ground today on the city's new downtown train station, which is part of the recently completed Monon Corridor extension of the South Shore Line. The city of Fort Wayne has awarded a contract to a Philadelphia firm to develop its new downtown plan. Ascend Indiana is launching an initiative to push for m...
4/15/26 PM UPDATE: Greene County Hospital puts Anthem on notice; Indiana Toll Road to raise rates twice annually; Potential second La Porte data center 15.04.2026 6:59
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 15, 2026. Greene County General Hospital has served health insurer Anthem with a breach notice after six months of disputes over how insurance claims have been paid. The state of Indiana has reached a deal to allow the private operator of the Indiana Toll Road to raise rates twice per year. Speedway-based Performance Racing Industr...
4/15/26 AM UPDATE: The Elex opens in Fort Wayne; German company to break ground in Dubois County; Another data center proposed for Indianapolis 15.04.2026 6:05
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 15, 2026. Officials in Fort Wayne will cut the ribbon today on The Elex, the $100 million second phase of the Electric Works mixed-use innovation district that features nearly 300 new apartment units. German industrial filtration company BWF Envirotec will break ground on its new North American headquarters and manufacturing facility in Greend...
4/14/26 PM UPDATE: Slate Auto lands big funding; Indiana Sports Corp looks at NFL Draft; Braun to provide $200M for child care 14.04.2026 7:47
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 14, 2026. Michigan-based Slate Auto has closed on a $650 million Series C round of funding that it says will help reach the next stages of production for its electric truck at a former printing plant in Warsaw. After a successful Final Four, the Indiana Sports Corp is looking to the future, including a potential NFL Draft in Indian...
4/14/26 AM UPDATE: Huntington manufacturing plant groundbreaking; Electronic pull tabs see early success; BP, union continue war of words 14.04.2026 6:04
Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of April 14, 2026. Gov. Mike Braun will join executives from manufacturer Hanjung America to break ground on the company's new manufacturing plant in Huntington today. After being approved by the Indiana General Assembly last year, electronic pull tabs are showing early success in supporting Indiana charitable groups. Plus, BP and the United Steelworke...
4/13/26 PM UPDATE: New Hope of Indiana launches capital campaign; IEDC investing in Israeli VC fund; Holy Cross student looks to establish community garden 13.04.2026 8:03
Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of April 11, 2026. Indianapolis-based nonprofit New Hope of Indiana has launched a $4 million capital campaign to support improvements to its 14-acre campus. The Indiana Economic Development Corp. is investing $15 million as part of an Iron Nation-Indiana partnership, which seeks to help Israeli startups establish a presence in Indiana. Fra...
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