Indiana's sizzling tech scene. 16 Tech with robust growth plans, innovation hubs in Bloomington and Terre Haute, and plans in the works for a new tech corridor. We'll look at what it all means for the state's economy.

Plus an Indiana medical device company produces the perfect recipe for a struggling neighborhood, fresh food. The business story behind this new grocery store and what it means for the community.

And Journeyman planting roots in Indiana. Where the popular distillery is preparing to set up shop and the economic ripple effect.

Indiana's capital city is on the move...massive investments, big events in the pipeline, and a changing skyline are all on the horizon. We'll check in on the state of downtown Indianapolis.

The Mellencamp name entering the world of whiskey. John Mellencamp's son Hud on their partnership with another southern Indiana spirits brand and the role Hoosier farmers are playing in bringing it to life.

And a made-in-Indiana healthy snack hitting the market. The Evansville connection to chicken-based chips.

Union workers and the Big Three automakers are at a stalemate over money and a shorter work week. We take a closer look at the ripple effect of the UAW strike in Indiana.

Indiana Golf tees off on a new course...more on the governing body's new home and the economic impact it could have on central Indiana.

And...how a little device invented by an Evansville doctor is helping brain injury patients across the country regain the use of their hands.

Sounding the horn in northwest Indiana, The South Shore Double Line project once a pipe dream, now on a fast track for takeoff. The economic ripple effect for cities in The Region like Michigan City.

Plus we talk with Governor Eric Holcomb from Japan...takeaways on his latest overseas trade mission and the strategy to push more Japanese business growth in Indiana. The Indiana connection to a big medical breakthrough in outer space. How it could be a game-changer for those with knee injuries.

A new leader behind the wheel driving economic growth in Indiana. We get State Secretary of Commerce David Rosenburg’s insights on how he intends to sustain and grow Indiana innovation. New quarterback. New coach. New vibe. The Colts kick off their season at home, the impact on downtown Indianapolis businesses. And...Madison County gets in on the solution to helping Hoosiers who don’t get enough to eat...how fertile soil in Anderson is playing a major role.

We are coming to you this week from the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis for the Inaugural Rally Conference, an event billed as the largest global cross-sector innovation conference.

The cradle of basketball. Indiana. The next game-changer in downtown Indianapolis. Bicentennial Unity Plaza opens...the final piece to the 360-million-dollar makeover of Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The plaza's impact beyond basketball. How it's positioned to serve as a new catalyst for downtown growth and why it could be a key to attracting Hoosiers back to their capital city. 

Gary Indiana was called the magic city of steel. It was nothing but sand and wetlands when it was founded by US Steel in 1906. An uncertain future for that corporate titan that put Gary on the map...what's next for US Steel and its thousands of workers. Plus how two Hancock County neighbors built a tiny startup into a thriving tech company in the world of health care and beyond. And pull up a seat at the table to see which Indianapolis-area restaurants landed on Yelp's Top 100 Places to eat in the Midwest.

Chris Ballard reflects on his up-close experience as a young boy...interacting with NFL players...to his role now as General Manager of the Indianapolis Colts. We get Ballard's take on the state of the business of professional football. And breaking down the numbers on what it means for cities like Westfield...a big score or something less? And the legendary Snoop Dogg's take on the Colts bold mental health initiative.

The South Bend-Elkhart region clicking on all cylinders not straying too far from its manufacturing roots. Back in the day, it was Studebakers rolling off the line. Then came RVs, the region growing into the RV capital of the world. And now, the next generation of the "four-wheel" economy rolling into the region. A three-and-a-half-billion-dollar EV plant is on the way.