Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 27, 2025. Cook Medical has launched a new interventional MRI division focused on minimally invasive devices to treat patients in MRI environments, especially in oncology and pediatric cardiology. Evansville’s City Council has approved a new wheel tax expected to raise $2.7 million annually for road and sidewalk improvements. Penguin Random House has expanded its Crawfordsville fulfillment center to 1.6 million square feet. Parkview Health will build a $150 million hospital in Lebanon, creating 200 jobs, and Anderson University announces a tuition freeze for the 2026-27 school year. Also: Kristi Rietz begins her tenure as CEO of AgriNovus Indiana.