Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 30, 2026.

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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Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 27, 2026.

A group of senior design students at Trine University are developing a custom device to help a disabled veteran return to archery, with hopes of eventually competing in events for disabled veterans. TeenWorks will expand into St. Joseph County this summer, launching a six-week youth employment program in South Bend that provides paid work, meals and transportation for underserved teens. Daviess Community Hospital has secured relocation grants through Choose Southern Indiana to help recruit an ultrasound technologist and a speech-language pathologist. Federal legislation introduced by U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders and U.S. Rep. Greg Casar could complicate efforts to bring future Chicago Bears games to Indiana. Grace College unveiled its new Gordon Center for Enterprise Development, focused on student entrepreneurship and community collaboration. Plus in Attica, city leaders say more than $7 million in redevelopment efforts signal a turning point for the downtown district following years of demolition.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 27, 2026.

The city of Attica is pushing forward with a $7 million effort to revitalize its downtown, which has included the demolition of several historic buildings. The city's downtown was listed on Indiana Landmarks' 10 Most Endangered list in 2020. The editorial board for The Ball State Daily News has announced plans to cease its weekly print run. Plus, the next set of companies in the Purdue Innovates Accelerator has been announced.

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Elkhart-based recreational vehicle manufacturer Patrick Industries has unveiled a new digital innovation designed to reduce or eliminate the need for physical prototypes. Indiana's population continues to increase, according to a new analysis. The new sports arena in Noblesville gets a new sponsor. Plus, two Indiana utilities say an extension of an order to keep coal-fired power plants open is costing millions. And the mayor of Hammond says the proposed Chicago Bears stadium will not displace residents.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 26, 2026.

Ivy Tech Community College has announced the largest gift ever received for its Marion campus, which will be used to support future nursing students. Tipton-based Total Seed Production has acquired a soybean facility in Tipton County from Bayer. Ascend Indiana has launched an initiative aimed at boost work-based learning opportunities statewide. Plus, a new substance abuse recovery home in Indianapolis is nearly complete.

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Fort Wayne's Science Central cut the ribbon Wednesday on its new planetarium. The Ports of Indiana is celebrating the opening of its new, federally approved bonded storage facility at the Mount Vernon port. The Indiana Chamber of Commerce and the Indianapolis Colts are partnering on a training initiative to help employers deal with mental health and substance use issues. Plus, a long-vacant building in downtown South Bend gets new life, and Butler University names a new men's basketball head coach.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 25, 2026.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun remains optimistic about Indiana's chances for becoming the new home of the Chicago Bears. A hospitality startup is looking to develop motorsports-themed hotels in central Indiana, starting in Carmel. South Bend-based Beacon Health is celebrating the opening of its new Mishawaka Outpatient Center. Plus, a state senator is seeking a state investigation of NIPSCO for possible deceptive consumer practices, and the Mount Baldy access site at the Indiana Dunes National Park is slated to close.

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Florida-based Terra Hosting has begun operations at its new crypto mining co-location and data center facility in Vermillion County. Fundraising is underway for the next round of improvements at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds. Trevor Noah is coming to DePauw. Plus, school and health officials are expressing opposition to a planned quarry development in Allen County, and a new report shows Indiana lags in primary and preventative care access.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of March 24, 2026.

A Granger-based tech company has been acquired by another company in Miami. For the second consecutive year, Indiana state employees will not receive a pay raise. The mayor Logansport has announced his resignation, stepping down at the end of the month. Plus, funding for child care vouchers gets a boost, and Kite Realty Group promotes its CFO to president.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio on Demand for the afternoon of March 23, 2026.

Toyota has announced plans to invest $200 million in its Princeton manufacturing facility. Reid Health has set an opening date for its new, $100 million campus in Connersville. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will this week kick off a series of listening sessions regarding energy affordability. Plus, the CEO of Simon Property Group has died, and the Indiana Legislature is set to take up the issue of local income taxes again.

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