Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2026.

The city of New Haven has launched its "Move the Train" campaign, which is seeking federal help in reducing the impact of rail crossing blockages. Elkhart-based Thor Industries is making leadership changes to its North American RV operations. The Portland Arch Nature Preserve in Fountain County is getting larger thanks to a recent land acquisition. Plus, Indiana education officials want to see more high school students earning college credits or career certifications, and a Columbus company is investing in three Indiana steel companies.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of Sept. 11, 2026.

Officials from Florida-based Redwire took us inside the company's new Space Research and Manufacturing Facility in Georgetown. Eleven Indiana counties are eligible for additional financial assistance for removing storm debris, according to Gov. Mike Braun's Office. Online retailer Shein has cut the ribbon on its new distribution facility in Lebanon. Forbes has ranked the best employers in Indiana. Evansville-based architecture, interior design and engineering firm Hafer has been acquired by a Denver firm. Plus, United Way of Central Indiana has launched a group health plan for human services nonprofits throughout Indiana.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of Sept. 10, 2026.

Noblesville-based Ryan Fireprotection has announced a $25 million expansion of its headquarters. DePauw University and Earlham College are each growing their tuition-free pathways for eligible students. Merrillville-based Siltworm has been acquired by an Ohio company. The state is offering a new loan program for disaster-hit local governments. Plus, Indiana State University is looking to redevelop a former university apartment complex.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of Sept. 10, 2026.

Officials in southeast Indiana are bullish on continued economic momentum in Clark and Floyd counties where $3 billion of investment has been made over the past few years. The University of Notre Dame is reinstating its standardized testing requirement beginning with students enrolling in the fall 2028 semester. A concierge medical group with three offices in central Indiana is forming a new company designed to help doctors expand their practices while retaining ownership and control. Plus, an independent candidate for Indiana Secretary of State is proposing state funding for Indiana election worker training.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 9, 2026.

A $243 million mixed-use development is moving forward in the town of Dyer’s Transit Development District. Gary/Chicago International Airport has completed a $24 million air cargo campus that can accommodate up to eight wide-body aircraft. The U.S. Department of Defense plans to install an advanced nuclear micro modular reactor at Naval Weapons Station Crane by September 2028. Fort Wayne defense contractor GovParts is investing more than $3.4 million to expand into a larger facility. South Bend’s Financial Empowerment Center has helped residents reduce more than $400,000 in non-mortgage debt and increase savings by more than $62,000. Plus, Indianapolis entrepreneur Nicole Kearney has opened SipEasy SocialHaus, a new downtown lounge with events booked through December and plans to eventually expand across the Midwest.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of Sept. 9, 2026.

An Indianapolis entrepreneur is already looking at growth with her new venture, SipEasy SocialHaus. The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs is awarding more than $14 million in federal grants to support public facilities, drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure projects. An Amazon employee has filed a lawsuit against the online retail giant for alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Plus, five Indiana energy projects are being evaluated by MISO.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of Sept. 8, 2026.

The Indianapolis-based developer behind the Stadium Flats apartment project in downtown South Bend says they will rebuild after a massive fire early Tuesday morning. Fort Wayne-based Franklin Electric has acquired a Minnesota manufacturing company for $350 million. Bloomington-based tech company InfoSentience has been acquired by a New York company. Plus, a Canadian company establishing a presence in Fort Wayne is being threatened by the Trump administration, and Congressman Frank Mrvan has introduced a bill to prohibit companies that lock out employees from receiving federal funding.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of Sept. 8, 2026.

The Ports of Indiana is calling a new container operation in Burns Harbor a game changer. PCA is set to shut down its manufacturing operation in Gas City. The Southeastern Career Center is celebrating a $6 million investment to improve infrastructure. Plus, the IEDC is looking for business accelerator operators, and the Indiana National Guard has cut the ribbon on an overhaul of its Columbus Armory.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of Sept. 4, 2026.

PMG-Indiana, a subsidiary of a Germany-based manufacturer, has announced plans close its facility in Columbus and lay off 150 people. A new testing laboratory has opened in Elkhart. Indianapolis-based manufacturing company Hurco Companies is reporting quarterly profit compared to a loss one year ago. Plus, Dr. Oz visited Indiana to tout the use of employee-choice health plans, and a member of the University of Evansville board of trustees is making a $1 million gift.

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

Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet Holdings has announced plans to move its corporate headquarters and donate its current building to Grace College. U.S. Steel has completed a $350 million effort to reline its largest blast furnace at the Gary Works steel mill in northwest Indiana. The Chicago Bears have released a survey to fans and potential customers about possible amenities and game-day experiences at a new football stadium in Hammond. Plus, a Rochester manufacturing company has been acquired.

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