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Merrillville-based Northern Indiana Public Service Co. has locked out some 1,600 union members after negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement stalled this week. A century-old hotel in Hammond is set for redevelopment as a mixed-use project with apartment and retail space. Indianapolis-based Marathon Health has named a new CEO. As it celebrates 40 years in business, Indianapolis-based Sport Graphics continues its tradition of making a giant NCAA Tournament bracket on the JW Marriott in downtown Indy.

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Oakland City University has filed a notice with the state warning of the potential layoffs of nearly 170 workers beginning June 1. AgriNovus Indiana has released a new study detailing challenges in the state's agbioscience sector. A multimillion-dollar clubhouse is planned for the Victoria National golf course in Newburgh. Denton Floyd Real Estate Group has broken ground on a major mixed-use project in Clarksville. Plus, the Dolly Parton Imagination Library is now available in all 92 counties.

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FARMWISE Indiana this week announced it has spun off as its own, standalone nonprofit organization. The co-founder and CEO of Fort Wayne-based MasterSpas has announced plans to retire. Plans are in place for a $75 million luxury hotel near the Fishers Event Center. Nearly 1,800 noncitizen drivers have been stripped of their CDLs. Plus, officials have broken ground on the new Gas City YMCA.

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Indianapolis-based SpectronRx says it has secured an $85 million investment to further grow operations at its facility in Bunker Hill near Grissom Air Reserve Base. Plans for a data center in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood of Indianapolis have been approved. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has voted to consolidate, suspend, eliminate or monitor more than 1,000 low-enrolled degree programs at Hoosier public colleges and universities. Plus, Lilly's weight loss pill lands FDA approval.

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The U.S. subsidiary of Israel-based Polyram Group is planning to invest $12 million to expand its operations in Evansville. Indiana University Health says it is on track to complete its $4.3 billion downtown Indianapolis hospital. Purdue University adds a sports business veteran to its Indy campus. Plus, a pair of South Bend business owners team up to boost housing development in the city, and a federal lawsuit against IU has been dismissed.

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Aisin Drivetrain in Crothersville has inked a partnership to assemble and test transmissions for Mazda. Inc. magazine is out with its 2026 list of the fastest-growing companies in the Midwest and 13 Indiana companies made the cut. The majority of the Indianapolis City-County Council are warning about the impact of a water deal for the LEAP district in Lebanon on Eagle Creek Park. Plus, an Indianapolis-based consultancy has acquired a Chicago firm.

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Plans have been unveiled for a major industrial park in Sullivan County that developers say could generate $65 billion in private investment. Novo Nordisk has announced plans to cut 400 jobs from its fill-finish plant in Bloomington. A former Indiana credit union CEO has been banned by a federal regulator after pleading guilty to bank fraud. Steuben County has released the results of a study that show the potential economic impact of a new casino. Plus, Eli Lilly and Co. announces a major acquisition.

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Terre Haute-based Hallador Energy Co. has signed an agreement to provide the remaining electric capacity from its Merom Generating Station to an unnamed utility customer. Eli Lilly and Co. is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to rule part of the federal False Claims Act unconstitutional. Plus, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce has named the first honorees of its "Workforce First Employers" program.

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A business accelerator program created by Lafayette-based MatchBOX Coworking Studio is returning to Kokomo. Union workers in Northwest Indiana have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike as contract negotiations with NIPSCO continue. Regional federal credit union has a new CEO. Visit Indy officials are expecting big crowds for this weekend's NCAA Men's Final Four. Plus, Conner Prairie cuts the ribbon on its new Museum Experience Center.

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The city of Indianapolis is gearing up to once again host the Men's NCAA Final Four, along with several other major championships. A proposal to implement tolls along I-70 is stirring debate along the route. Indianapolis International Airport is working to make getting through the airport a little faster. Plus, baseball will be the theme for this year's Indiana State Fair.

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