IU's Board of Trustees praised Pam Whitten's steadfast leadership in a tumultuous era. Just one trustee voted against her $200,000 raise.

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Evansville, Indiana-based Regency Properties acquired Muncie Towne Plaza, a 173,773-square-foot shopping center in Muncie, ...

Seton Catholic graduate and Marian University senior Jakob Davis was named as one of 74 college seniors to be a part of the ...

Aspirus St. Luke’s Clinic Duluth Cardiology has welcomed Electrophysiologist Dr. Gary Brigham, FACC. Dr. Brigham earned his ...

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix impressed on the field, and now a Colorado sports card store is ready to pay $50,000 ...

The report found that small modular reactors – also known as SMRs – could "help Indiana shift to 24/7 carbon-free electricity ...

Fletcher Houston Wiley, known citywide as “Flash” Wiley, an attorney, civic leader and a leading member of Boston’s business ...

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Indiana's relaxed work rules for minors are part of a national trend aimed at helping businesses boost workforces and bottom ...

More than a billion dollars of government contracts at the Department of Education has been cut, a move the Trump ...