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Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 25, 2026. Fort Wayne's Science Central cut the ribbon Wednesday on its new planetarium. The Ports of Indiana is celebrating the opening of its new, federally approved bonded storage facility at the Mount Vernon port. The Indiana Chamber of Commerce and the Indianapolis Colts are partnering on a training initiative to help employers...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 25, 2026. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun remains optimistic about Indiana's chances for becoming the new home of the Chicago Bears. A hospitality startup is looking to develop motorsports-themed hotels in central Indiana, starting in Carmel. South Bend-based Beacon Health is celebrating the opening of its new Mishawaka Outpatient Center. Plus, a stat...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 24, 2026. Florida-based Terra Hosting has begun operations at its new crypto mining co-location and data center facility in Vermillion County. Fundraising is underway for the next round of improvements at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds. Trevor Noah is coming to DePauw. Plus, school and health officials are expressing oppositio...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 24, 2026. A Granger-based tech company has been acquired by another company in Miami. For the second consecutive year, Indiana state employees will not receive a pay raise. The mayor Logansport has announced his resignation, stepping down at the end of the month. Plus, funding for child care vouchers gets a boost, and Kite Realty Group promote...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 23, 2026. Toyota has announced plans to invest $200 million in its Princeton manufacturing facility. Reid Health has set an opening date for its new, $100 million campus in Connersville. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will this week kick off a series of listening sessions regarding energy affordability. Plus, the CEO of...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 23, 2026. The executive director of the Indianapolis Airport Authority speaks on recent growth at the airport, including the addition of two new nonstop routes from a new airline. Visitor spending in Clark and Floyd counties continues to support economic growth, according to a new report. A private nursing service is expanding to northwest Ind...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 20, 2026. The University of Notre Dame is celebrating 20 years of a storytelling campaign highlighting the work of researchers on NBC Sunday Night Football. Heartland Foods Product Group, makers of Splenda, is investing $91 million in its Indianapolis operations. Wabash County manufacturer Kalenborn Abresist has promoted its COO to...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 20, 2026. TechPoint has expanded the scope of its online job board to include more than 1,000 open job postings. Italian plastic recycling company Gramma Meccanica celebrates its first year in Anderson. Notre Dame shifts its real estate-focused initiative to the Mendoza College of Business. Plus, plans for a new charter school in Fort Wayne ha...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 19, 2026. The Fort Wayne City Council has approved tax incentives for a $48 million renovation of the downtown Scottish Rite building into a performing arts and event venue. Purdue University Fort Wayne is waiving certain fees and offering scholarships for the fall 2026 semester. Evansville Regional Airport has unveiled an app desi...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 19, 2026. The latest farmer sentiment survey from Purdue University shows farmers are happy with current conditions but are still cautious about what the future might bring over the next few years. A contentious data center project in Indianapolis lands a key approval. A major solar project in Knox County is now operational. Plus, Indiana rank...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 18, 2026. BP has announced plans to lock out union workers at its Whiting Refinery as talks continue over a new contract with the United Steelworkers Local 7-1. Avelo Airlines is brining two new nonstop flights to Indianapolis International Airport in June. A report from BioCrossroads shows Indiana's life sciences sector hit a majo...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 18, 2026. The Indiana Donor Network has launched what it says is the country's first lung perfusion system designed to keep more viable donor lungs on the market. A Plainfield logistics plant is set to close its doors, affecting 65 workers. Indiana Wesleyan University is set to take over three physical therapy and rehabilitation centers thanks...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 17, 2026. The Sagamore Institute is leading an effort to revitalize a neighborhood near downtown Richmond that's on the National Register of Historic Places. An Ohio building materials company has opened a 200,000-square-foot distribution center in Bluffton. Officials in northwest Indiana area seeking a National Scenic Byway design...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 17, 2026. The plant lead for GE Aerospace's Lafayette Engine Plant says workforce development will be a key component in the company's $65 million investment in Indiana. The River Ridge Development Authority has approved $5 million in service agreements with several local units of government related to the River Ridge Commerce Center. A coalit...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 16, 2026. Christian Academy of Indiana is celebrating a middle school expansion brought on by increasing enrollment. The South Shore Line says its Monon Corridor extension will be available to riders at the end of the month. Indiana retailers are expressing frustration over "arbitrary" language related to recent SNAP changes. Plus,...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 14, 2026. Union members at the BP Whiting Refinery have overwhelmingly voted to reject the "last, best and a final offer" from the oil giant for a new contract. An Indiana University finance professor gives his take on the negotiations between the WNBA and its players' union over a new collective bargaining agreement. The former mayor of Porta...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 13, 2026. Ground was broken Friday on The Monreaux, a 57-unit mixed-use, mixed-income development from former WNBA player and Notre Dame star Devereaux Peters. Elkhart-based Kem Krest is planning to close its Carmel location and lay off 77 workers. Evansville-based Escalade has removed the "interim" tag for its president and CEO, P...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 13, 2026. The latest report from the Indiana Association of Realtors shows closed home sales in February were down slightly from the year prior, but up 17% from January. A filmmaker from Fishers is looking to help educate young people about the dangers of addiction. A judge has found the city of Loogootee in contempt of a court order related t...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 12, 2026. The Indianapolis-based Horizon League is moving its men's and women's basketball championships to The Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville beginning in 2027. Fort Wayne-based Vera Bradley has named a new CEO. The Fort Wayne City Council has approved plans for a $9.5 million hotel on the city's southeast side. Duna Serv...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 12, 2026. Michigan-based Herbruck's Poultry Farm will break ground today on a more than $20 million egg processing facility in Kendallville. A major mixed-use project in Allen County is drawing attention from residents, including plans for a new quarry. The Putnam County YMCA has broken ground on a $10 million natatorium just one year after op...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 11, 2026. South Bend entrepreneur LaQuisha Jackson, founder of Soulful Kitchen and the nonprofit Hope for the Hungry, is using her growing platform to give back to the community. The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership has changed its name, though it is keeping the acronym. A bioprocessing company is suing the Wabash County Commi...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 11, 2026. The CEO of the Indiana Association Realtors says lower mortgage rates are helping Indiana's housing market. Indiana is ranked near the top in the Midwest for corporate facility investment. The town of Plainfield has a new business development leader. Indiana's First Lady says the state is near its fundraising goal to support the Doll...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 10, 2026. Gov. Mike Braun’s administration has proposed tolling rates for Interstate 70 in order to pay for widening all of that highway to six lanes in an application to the Federal Highway Administration. GE Aerospace plans to invest $65 million in three of its plants in Indiana. Issues stemming from an FDA inspection of the Cata...

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 10, 2026. Microsoft is advancing plans for its data center in Granger. Cousins Maine Lobster makes its debut in northern Indiana with a new food truck. IU has selected 15 rural organizations to participate in this year's effort to create new placemaking and public arts elements in the greater Bloomington area. Lawsuits are piling up over alleg...

Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 9, 2026. The president of the St. Joseph County Council says Microsoft plans to break ground on its long-awaited data center campus in Granger next month. The city of South Bend has once again won the Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge, earning $1 million. IndyCar has unveiled the course layout for its inaugural race on the...