Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of August 21, 2026.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is calling on Merrillville-based Northern Indiana Public Service Co. to "pick up the pace" in efforts to restore power to tens of thousands of customers following last week's severe storms. Indianapolis-based Bosma Enterprises is partnering with Meta to provide Meta Glasses to veterans who are blind or visually impaired. South Bend-based Beacon Health System is planning to build a new medical office building in Michigan after a tornado severely damaged facilities there. Plus, the redevelopment director for Fort Wayne is stepping down.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 20, 2026.

Officials at The Mill in Bloomington are celebrating the completion of renovations designed to help address the need for more business incubator and coworking space. The city of Evansville is making what it calls a landmark investment in the rehabilitation of Grandview Tower. Business students at Valparaiso are seeing big investment returns in the university's Beacon Fund. Plus, a South Bend-based small business owner talks creative growth, and a new business pitch competition is set to take place in Bloomington.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of August 20, 2026.

The president of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology says work is almost complete on the first phase of the $102 million Innovation Grove district. Carmel-based Goodin Development is marking the opening of The Elwood, a $26 million mixed-use development in Kokomo. Indiana officials are narrowing in on a framework for water oversight and management in the state. Plus, the moratorium on data centers in Indianapolis has been approved.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 19, 2026.

The operator of the South Shore Line has approved a 20-year strategic plan to further growth efforts for the northern Indiana commuter rail line. A new manufacturing company is launching in Plymouth with plans to add two dozen jobs over the next few years. Longtime Marian University Athletic Director Steve Downing has announced plans to retire. Two newly launched businesses in Lakeville are hoping to spark further revitalization of the town's downtown corridor. Plus, Google plans to invest $10 million to support water infrastructure in Indiana, starting in Fort Wayne.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of August 19, 2026.

The board of directors for the Jackson County Industrial Development Corp. has selected the organization's next executive director. Officials in Terre Haute say the success of the LaVerne Gibson Championship Cross Country Course has fueled investment to keep up with new competition. The Indiana Attorney General's Office is warning against potential scammers targeting flood victims. Plus, Indiana Packers Corp. cuts the ribbon on its new distribution facility in Delphi.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 18, 2026.

A nearly 550-acre site at the Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon has earned a national site readiness designation that officials say will help accelerate economic development. Indiana home sales saw another big increase in July. Gov. Mike Braun is honoring Hoosier businesses that have bene operating for over 50 and 100 years. Plus, the state shifts $130 million to replace road funding revenue lost because of the pause on gasoline taxes, and the Homes for the Future initiative expands to Montgomery County.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of August 18, 2026.

Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun says his city is making strides in terms of economic growth, but there is more work to begin, particularly when it comes to housing. Sen. Todd Young toured parts of Noblesville on Monday to assess damage from historic flooding. The city of Anderson is making dozens of dumpsters available for residents to drop off debris after flooding. A school in Evansville is once again among the top U.S. high schools, according to U.S. News & World Report. Plus, NIPSCO is facing a lawsuit after last week's power outage, and the Martin State Forest is expanding.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 17, 2026.

Ag officials say high winds and flooding from recent severe storms could have a major impact on the upcoming corn harvest on Indiana farms. NIPSCO is updating its timeline for restoring power to hundreds of thousands of customers. Plus, Indiana University Health has begun recruiting nurses for its new, $421 million hospital in Fort Wayne, and two Monroe County farmers have received Indiana Landmarks' rural preservation award.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of August 17, 2026.

The LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course is continuing to bring big economic impact to the region. Winnebago Industries has announced plans to consolidate its Winnebago Towables operations in MIddlebury. One of horse racing's biggest events is moving to Anderson's after being held in New Jersey for 46 years. Plus, a federal appeals court is backing the dismissal of a lawsuit regarding the state's "intellectual diversity" law brought on by IU and Purdue professors. And a $28.9 million housing project is underway in Flora, Indiana.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of August 14, 2026.

The University of Notre Dame has broken ground on Colfax Corner, a $140 million redevelopment of the historic South Bend Tribune site that will include the construction of a new, five-story building. Fort Wayne-based nonprofit Arts United has named its next CEO. A Putnam County farmer has received the state's highest agricultural honor. Plus, Indiana took in $733 million less in federal grants than the previous fiscal year, and Lafayette-based Wabash details a new West Coast partnership.

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