Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 29, 2025. Slate Auto is touting its $400 million investment to repurpose the former R.R. Donnelly plant in Warsaw to manufacture electric trucks and add 2,000 jobs. Midwest Food Bank of Indiana has launched the public phase of a $9 million campaign to build a new warehouse in the Indianapolis area. Plus, the southwest Indiana city of Boonville breaks ground on one community project while cutting the ribbon of another.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 26, 2025. A brewery in the Dearborn County city of Aurora has been acquired by Holtkamp Winery in nearby Sunman. One of two major Amazon facilities in Elkhart County is now open, employing some 250 people. Plus, Forbes is out with its annual list of the best employers in the state.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 28, 2025. Citra Biopharma has secured augmented tax abatements for two Monroe County facilities totaling nearly $500 million in investment. Madison and Warrick counties have been selected for the state’s RED quality of life program. UFCW Local 700 members have approved a new three-year contract with Kroger covering 8,000 central Indiana workers. Purdue University will launch 15 new academic programs in Indianapolis over the next two years, including degrees in sports engineering, radiopharmaceutical manufacturing, and hospitality management. Also: Purdue Northwest receives $1.8 million in federal funding for its TRIO student support program.

A $100 million effort is underway to revitalize and grow downtown Richmond with a variety of projects. And Simtra BioPharma is getting big tax breaks in Monroe County for two new medical production facilities.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 27, 2025. Cook Medical has launched a new interventional MRI division focused on minimally invasive devices to treat patients in MRI environments, especially in oncology and pediatric cardiology. Evansville’s City Council has approved a new wheel tax expected to raise $2.7 million annually for road and sidewalk improvements. Penguin Random House has expanded its Crawfordsville fulfillment center to 1.6 million square feet. Parkview Health will build a $150 million hospital in Lebanon, creating 200 jobs, and Anderson University announces a tuition freeze for the 2026-27 school year. Also: Kristi Rietz begins her tenure as CEO of AgriNovus Indiana.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 26, 2025. Fort Wayne-based Parkview Health has announced plans for a new hospital and medical office building in Lebanon, a project that is expected to create about 200 jobs. The Evansville City Council has approved a new wheel tax to fund road repairs. Plus, Perry County is making waves with several quality of life projects, including the new Tell City Sports Complex, which is already creating an economic impact.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 25, 2025. St. Louis-based Subtext has opened Ever West Lafayette, a six-story, 449-bed student housing complex near Purdue University. In Michigan City, developer Farpoint says 30% of condominiums in the $311 million Sola mixed-use project have already sold months before construction begins. Meanwhile, a dozen Indianapolis City-County Council members voiced opposition to Google’s proposed Franklin Township data center, which recently won preliminary rezoning approval. Also: A panel has denied Attorney General Todd Rokita’s bid for internal records in his misconduct case, Purdue receives a $7 million federal grant to expand its semiconductor workforce initiative, and the case against Rokita heads to a December hearing.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 25, 2025. The Lake County Historical Society Museum in Crown Point is looking for a new home after receiving a notice that it must vacate its current location by the end of the year. Gov. Mike Braun announced today that the state is selling the former GM Stamping Plant site near downtown Indianapolis to Elanco Animal Health, which is building its new headquarters on the property. Plus, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is taking a stand against DEI practices.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for August 25, 2025. Nippon Steel will invest $3.1 billion into Gary Works after acquiring U.S. Steel, with Mayor Eddie Melton touting the mill as part of a broader $140 million convention center and hotel development strategy. The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana reports millions in added funding from its quality of place grants. Lawrence-based Schneider Geospatial expands with the acquisition of Boston’s Full Circle Technologies. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education unanimously approves Education Secretary Katie Jenner as the state’s next commissioner of higher education. Also: Indiana Wesleyan and Westminster Preschools launch a new childcare center, and nominations are open for the 2026 Best Places to Work in Indiana competition.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 18, 2025. The U.S. Forest Service is moving forward with a controversial plan to clear a small portion of the Hoosier National Forest in southern Indiana, but proponents tout the long-term benefits of the effort. Fort Wayne breaks ground on the next phase of a historic housing project. And the Indiana Department of Correction is changing course on its original plans to close the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City after construction is completed on a new correctional facility in Westville.

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