Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 17, 2025. The St. Joseph County Council voted to give an unfavorable recommendation to a rezoning proposal for a $12 billion data center project in New Carlisle. Oregon-based Entek is set to receive a major investment that will support a massive battery separator manufacturing facility in Terre Haute. Plus, the State Budget Committee approves funding for a series of state park-related improvement projects.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 17, 2025. Illinois-based Fukun Logistics America will open an expanded Hobart facility next month, adding 350 jobs. The St. Joseph County Area Plan Commission has rejected a rezoning request tied to a proposed second data center campus in New Carlisle. Fort Wayne’s Electric Works development has welcomed its first apartment residents. Vote.org has filed a lawsuit in Indianapolis against its founder and former CEO, alleging defamation. And Anderson has secured more than $45 million in state funding for water infrastructure upgrades.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 16, 2025. Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday announced the launch of Power Up Indiana, a program to incentivize Hoosier employers to skill up their existing workforce. Eli Lilly & Co. has announced plans for a $5 billion manufacturing facility in Virginia. Plus, Bethel University lands a matching grant to support the expansion of its nursing program, and an early childhood education apprenticeship program launches in Evansville.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 16, 2025. The Indiana Department of Correction will seek $15.8 million to prepare the Miami Correctional Facility to house immigration detainees. A Purdue report shows 28 farm fatalities in Indiana last year, nearly double the previous year. Dillsboro is seeking proposals to redevelop a historic downtown structure. Mishawaka-based Intrepid Phoenix Ventures has received a U.S. Department of Defense grant to develop an AI-powered recovery tool for substance use disorders. And Evansville officials are set to present a design contract for a new groundwater treatment plant.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 15, 2025. A custom guitar created to pay tribute to late Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay was produced at the Purdue Guitar Lab. The southeast Indiana town of Dillsboro is seeking proposals to revitalize a historic downtown building. Plus, the ACLU of Indiana files a lawsuit against Indiana State University, and the Indiana Department of Correction begins making reimbursement payments to county jails.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 15, 2025. Indianapolis-based Corteva is considering separating its seed and pesticide businesses, according to the Wall Street Journal. Work continues on the $1.4 billion I-69 Ohio River Crossing Project connecting Evansville and Henderson, Kentucky. Ortho Laser has opened its new corporate headquarters in Warsaw. Keystone Cooperative CEO Kevin Still plans to retire in 2026 after more than 40 years in the ag co-op system. And the Indiana Inspector General has filed an ethics complaint against former public safety secretary Jennifer Ruth Green.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 12, 2025. An Indianapolis-based health-tech company has secured $30 million in funding to grow its software platform and expand its reach to more states across the U.S. The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority has approved the creation of a Land Development Entity to help accelerate development of "challenging" properties. Plus, La Porte Schools is looking at ways to preserve the historic Kiwanis Field, which was named one of Indiana's 10 Most Endangered landmarks.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 12, 2025. The Indiana Economic Development Corp. is paying $1.275 million to Boston Consulting Group for a study on data centers, even as Morgan County advances a $1 billion campus near Monrovia. The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority has created a nonprofit arm to spur land development and private investment. About one-third of Hoosier middle schoolers aren’t reading at grade level, prompting the state to launch a pilot program with outside vendors to improve literacy. And a DePauw University study shows the school generated $78 million in economic impact for Putnam County last year.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of September 11, 2025. Plans are moving forward for a $1 billion data center near Monrovia in Morgan County. A plastics manufacturer is planning to expand to a new facility in Whitestown. Fort Wayne-based Vera Bradley's CEO expresses optimism despite a loss reported during the company's fiscal second quarter. And three restaurant concepts have been unveiled for a planned boutique hotel near the Ball State University campus.

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Inside INdiana Business Radio for Sept. 11, 2025. Farmwise Indiana is helping farmers and food producers reach schools, restaurants, and other markets by coordinating with institutional buyers. Ring Container Technologies will invest $77 million in an expansion in Whitestown, adding more than 50 jobs. Lake County has approved a partial hiring freeze to offset revenue losses tied to recent tax law changes. Also: the Indiana Health Information Exchange is developing a statewide emergency medical record backup system, Fort Wayne-based Do it Best Corp. marks 80 years with $5 billion in sales, and Martin University President Sean Huddleston will step down in November.

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