Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 18, 2025. Westfield prepares to roll out a new master plan for its downtown, with more than $250 million already underway. Meta has submitted development plans for a 1,500-acre, 15-building data center campus in Lebanon’s LEAP District, with investment potentially reaching $4.8 billion. Also: Evansville’s Old National Events Plaza changes operators, Workhorse Group announces a merger with Motive Electric Trucks, and DePaul University launches a program to meet full financial need for incoming students.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 15, 2025. A Washington D.C.-based nonprofit is celebrating Indiana for its investments in electric vehicles. Home sales in Indiana last month saw a double-digit increase. Gov. Mike Braun celebrates long-running Hoosier businesses. And the pressure is on Indiana Republicans over mid-cycle redistricting.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 15, 2025. LIV Golf’s Westfield tournament is expected to draw 50,000 fans and bring up to $30 million to the local economy. Southwest Airlines will add nonstop Indianapolis–Cabo service for spring break 2026. Also: Gary Chicago International Airport accelerates cargo expansion, Ascension St. Vincent Evansville completes $16.8 million renovation, the attorney general seeks DEI records from Notre Dame and Butler, Ball State launches an EA Sports College Football 26 tournament, and Ferguson PR & marketing marks 50 years.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 14, 2025. Work has begun on a nearly $30 million turkey processing plant in the Dearborn County town of West Harrison that is expected to bring 130 jobs to the area. The Gary/Chicago International Airport has announced an accelerated timeline for part of its cargo service expansion. Plus, a federal appeals court sides with mothers in an attendant care case.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 13, 2025. Another data center could be coming to northwest Indiana as White County Commissioners consider a rezoning request that is drawing pushback from opponents. Applications are now being accepted for this year's "Coolest Thing Made IN Indiana" contest. Plus, an Elkhart manufacturer is benefiting from a statewide grant program that is now in limbo.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of August 13, 2025. Terre Haute enacts a strategic hiring freeze to safeguard city finances, following a similar move in Hammond. Texas sues Eli Lilly, alleging a kickback scheme tied to prescriptions of its blockbuster weight-loss drugs. Also: A Notre Dame study links ultrasound descriptions to toddler behavior, Gov. Mike Braun weighs a special redistricting session, and longtime South Bend media leader Frank Sues Jr. dies at 94.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 12, 2025. Sentiment among agricultural producers across the country continues to fall, but there is optimism for the long-term outlook when it comes to trade and policy, according to a new Purdue University survey. Lakeshore Public Media in northwest Indiana has named an interim CEO. Plus, dozens of Indiana companies have made the 2025 Inc. 5000 list.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 8, 2025. An ordinance in St. Joseph County aimed at protecting property values near solar farms is drawing opposition. AgriNovus Indiana has named a new CEO. Plus, the city of Evansville is proposing a new municipal wheel tax, and Ford is making a big investment in its Louisville manufacturing plant.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of August 11, 2025. Construction begins on a $31 million youth sports complex in New Haven, expected to boost economic growth in Allen County. Indianapolis-based MetaImpact Software secures $5 million in funding led by BIP Ventures. Also: Nearly 20 Indiana schools make Money magazine’s best colleges list, Whitmer Farms wins the Red Gold Stewardship Award, state revenues top July projections, and Butler University announces a new engineering program.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 8, 2025. The Indiana University Kelley School of business is looking for the next cohort of small-to-mid-size businesses to participate in its Enterprise Corps business accelerator program. Four Indiana TV stations are set to be acquired as part of a $171 million deal. Plus, two Hoosiers receive the state's highest agricultural honor.

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