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Shegog named to IBJ’s 250 Most Influential Leaders for 2026

Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) Media has officially unveiled its annual Indiana 250 list, recognizing the state's most impactful and visionary business and community leaders...

City officials put pause on data centers

The Indianapolis City-County Council's Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee voted 10–3 on July 13 to recommend a temporary moratorium on approving new data centers...

‘Retired crash out’: Kysre Gondrezick opens up on career, new business venture

Former Indiana Fever first-round pick Kysre Gondrezick publicly opened up for the first time about a catastrophic, season-ending injury that derailed her athletic career, detailing the grueling realities...

Nominations open for 2027 Champions of Impact Awards

Recorder Media Group and the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper proudly announce that nominations are now open for the 20th Annual Champions of Impact Awards, marking...

Clarify the confusion: Following the squirrel

In the business world, we have a shorthand for losing focus. When someone veers off-topic during a meeting, someone inevitably laughs and says, “Squirrel!”...

Q&A: Larry Smith on earning IBJ’s Nonprofit Executive of the Year honor 

When Larry Smith learned he had been named IBJ's Nonprofit Executive of the Year, his first thought wasn't about his own career. Instead, he thought about...

10 steps to freedom, power: Stacey Abrams speaks in Indy

Stacey Abrams is a nationally recognized voting rights activist, bestselling author and former member of the Georgia House of Representatives. Abrams, who previously shared...

Indiana has 10 weeks to close the AI gap. InnoPower.ai is running the clock.

Summer AI training sprint opens registration June 16 for small business owners, returning citizens, opportunity youth, educators, and career changers. Classes begin July 1. History...

Minority-owned businesses to support on and after Juneteenth

Indianapolis residents are celebrating Juneteenth today by channeling their consumer spending into local minority-owned establishments. Supporting independent Black-owned businesses offers a tangible way of...

Avoiding the ‘Terminator timeline’: How Camille Walker is bringing ethical AI to Indy

The conversation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) is often dominated by fear. In historically Black and low-income neighborhoods like Martindale-Brightwood, anxiety about technology is compounded...
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