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The EPA has approved a permit for a carbon capture and sequestration project at the Cardinal Ethanol plant in Randolph County. Elkhart-based Surf Internet has closed on a more than $400 million financing transaction. Fort Wayne-based Parkview Health is investing nearly $11 million to expand maternity care services at Randallia Hospital. Plus, Dr. Philip Low, an icon in Indiana's life sciences industry, has died.

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The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership has launched the Catalyst Scholars Fund with the goal of attracting talent to Indiana to make the state a hub for advanced chemistry. A distributor of safety products in Daviess County has been acquired. A local group in Linton is raising funds to save the city's pool. The State Board of Education finalizes the state's new A-F school accountability system. Plus, Conexus Indiana launches a workshop series to help bolster small- and medium-sized advanced manufacturing and logistics companies.

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Indianapolis-based New Shoe Day is celebrating a major increase in the number of new shoes donated to Indiana youth, but its leader says more work needs to be done. Michigan-based First Brands Group has confirmed plans to close a manufacturing plant in Jasper and another in Logansport. A developer has been selected for a new ice hockey facility in Westfield. An Elkhart manufacturer touts Indiana's pro-business climate for his company's growth. Plus, a Mishawaka park is looking to become a year-round destination with a new synthetic ski attraction.

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A researcher at Purdue University College of Engineering is using a $50,000 investment to further develop a patent-pending concrete curing agent made from upcycled disposable diaper materials. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has presented Curt Cignetti with the 2026 Sachem Award, the state’s highest honor. Authorities in West Virginia have not alleged intentional wrongdoing in the crash that severely injured the U.S. Rep. Jim Baird and led to the death of his wife, Danise Baird, nearly two months later. Lawmakers have corrected a drafting error that stalled progress on the $40 million Midwest Continental Divide Trail project in St. Joseph County. The race for Indiana secretary of state is expanding as former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard announced he will seek the office as an independent. Plus, the bi-state tolling body overseeing the Interstate 69 Ohio River Crossing has approved initial toll rates for the future bridge connecting Evansville and Henderson, Kentucky. 

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 4, 2026.

Officials in Indiana and Kentucky have approved the initial toll rates for the future I-69 Ohio River Crossing bridge connecting Evansville and Henderson, Kentucky. The parent of Jasper Rubber Products in Dubois County is set to close the company's facility and lay off hundreds of workers. Thor Industries swings to a quarterly profit. Plus, La Porte Mayor Tom Dermody says the updated tax agreement for Microsoft's $1 billion data center campus is the right thing to do for residents.

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Warsaw-based egg producer Creighton Brothers has been acquired by Mississippi-based Cal-Maine Foods in a nearly $129 million deal. The city of La Porte has inked a new tax agreement with Microsoft regarding the company's planned $1 billion data center project. Gov. Mike Braun is touting what he calls a successful legislative session for his administration. Plus, the Fulton County Commissioners have approved a one-year moratorium on data center projects.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 3, 2026.

Microsoft and the city of La Porte are expected to make an announcement related to a planned data center project. Indiana University Health has received a gift to boost the nursing workforce in Indiana. South Bend International Airport is making a change to its concessions offerings. Ball State University is facing a lawsuit over its expressive activity policy. Plus, Amplified Sciences in West Lafayette secures another key accreditation.

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The Lawrenceburg Power Plant is set to be acquired by a Texas-based energy company as part of a multibillion-dollar deal. A gift to the University of Notre Dame will establish a new institute on rare diseases. Crawfordsville Regional Airport signs a lease agreement with an aircraft services company. Plus, Jasper-based Farbest Foods is seeing success through a partnership with a Mexican company.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 2, 2026.

Indianapolis-based SpectronRx is continuing to grow Indiana's presence in the radiopharmaceutical industry with an expanding presence in Bunker Hill. Ball State University is continuing to move forward with its Village Revitalization project by approving plans for the Village Green development. The University of Evansville has surpassed its major fundraising goal after launching it seven years ago. Plus, how a new law is impacting Indiana's CPA shortage.

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Netherlands-based refrigerated food logistics provider NewCold is planning a $500 million expansion at the Lebanon Business Park in Boone County, which will create more than 200 jobs. College students from throughout the state gathered in Indianapolis on Friday for the inaugural Collegiate Entrepreneurs Summit. Plus, a bill that could create a new casino in northeast Indiana and a bill that could consolidate hundreds of township governments are both heading to Gov. Mike Braun's desk.

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