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Destroying supplier diversity under the guise of ‘efficiency’

Senate Bill 133 undermines supplier diversity and threatens Indiana minority businesses. Indiana is open to borrowing from a state that has good ideas. Still, in...

Buy a business in 8-steps

Want to grow by acquisition but do not know where to start? Is one of your goals to become an entrepreneur and you need...

Holcomb promotes workforce training resources

By WHITNEY DOWNARD Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced a statewide campaign to promote the state’s workforce training resources, all compiled under the “One Stop...

Just (keep) telling it

Amos Brown’s legacy, example continue lighting path toward inclusive solutions The headlines rang out in every direction earlier this week: Eric Holcomb’s 2024 legislative agenda...

Greenwood Park Mall shooting victims remember event in lawsuit filed

Eumeka “Meka” Stewart still remembers walking into Greenwood Park Mall to pick her girls up from school shopping. She tried to reach her youngest on the phone, but the calls were not going through.

Getting involved in Indianapolis for MLK Day

As the nation celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Indianapolis prepares for a series of events to honor the Civil Rights...

Newfields hosts Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Celebration 

Join Newfields Sunday, Jan. 14, for a day of meaningful celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King's life and impact. Experience a special multidenominational service led...

Recorder Rewind: Homegrown products shine in Purdue’s 80-53 win over Eastern Kentucky

A Friday night, in between Christmas and New Year’s, students on Holiday break with a mid-major non-conference opponent in town -most schools in the...

Indiana 2023 high school graduation rate climbs, but trails decade high

By ERIC WEDDLE More Indiana students earned diplomas from high schools in 2023 than the previous year but the graduation rate lags behind the high...

Local health departments receive $75 million in first round of public health funding

By ABIGAIL RUHMAN Eighty-six Indiana counties recently received the first round of public health funding to come from the state’s Health First Indiana initiative. Local health...
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