INDIANAPOLIS – In consultation with security officials and the leadership of the General Assembly, Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced out of an abundance of caution the state government complex will be closed to the public Tuesday and Wednesday in light of recent national events, threats to other state capitols …
Read More »Michigan Street ramp to close Monday night through late spring, early summer
MARION COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announced today that the southbound I-65 collector/distributor (C/D) ramp to Michigan Street will close beginning at 7 p.m. on or after Monday, Jan. 18, and reopen in late spring/early summer as part of the North Split reconstruction project. The C/D …
Read More »Indy Region’s Robust Logistics Capabilities and Talent Pool Drive E-commerce Growth for Retailers Big and Small
INDIANAPOLIS — From locally-owned small businesses to national giants like Amazon, the e-commerce industry is increasingly choosing the Indy Region for growth and development due to competitive advantages such as a robust logistics capabilities and a high-value talent pool. The Indy Region is home to the world’s second largest FedEx …
Read More »Indiana State Board of Education Elects Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner as Board Chair
INDIANAPOLIS —The Indiana State Board of Education (Board) has unanimously elected Indiana Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner to serve as the chair of the Indiana State Board of Education. “I have observed the important work of the State Board of Education over the years and am honored to serve …
Read More »Indiana Grown announces Food Council Development Grant
INDIANAPOLIS (Jan. 14, 2021) — Indiana Grown has announced a grant program with funds dedicated to the development of food councils in Indiana. A food council is a community-based coalition created to build a stronger food system. Much of the work done by these regional organizations aligns with Indiana Grown’s …
Read More »Helpful Tips for Selecting Your Tax Preparer – Know What to Look For
INDIANAPOLIS – With individual income tax season just around the corner, the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) wants to help Hoosiers feel confident in who they partner with to prepare and submit their tax returns. “Paying for professional services to prepare a tax return is a very common practice and can …
Read More »Key committee advances Steuerwald’s bill supporting law enforcement, enhancements
STATEHOUSE (Jan. 15, 2021) – The House Committee on Courts and Criminal Code unanimously voted Tuesday to advance State Rep. Greg Steuerwald’s (R-Avon) bill supporting local law enforcement, and boosting accountability and transparency in policing. Steuerwald, a member of the committee, said his proposal for a new law would require …
Read More »Man Shot While Driving on Indianapolis Area Interstate
Indianapolis, IN – Detectives from the Indiana State Police are investigating a shooting that is believed to have occurred on I-65 in Indianapolis. This morning around 4:00 a.m., police were notified of a person arriving at an area hospital suffering from gunshot wounds. Preliminary investigation determined this incident likely occurred on …
Read More »Behning: Education continues to be a top priority
State lawmakers are again gathering at the Capitol for the 2021 legislative session in order to continue working on issues that matter most to Hoosiers. While this session is unique due to steps being taken to keep everyone healthy and safe, I remain committed to being your voice at the …
Read More »State Funding Available to Help Small Businesses with Growth & Improvement Projects
INDIANAPOLIS (Jan. 11, 2021) – The Indiana Small Business Development Center (SBDC) today announced applications are open for the Indiana Technical Assistance Program (INTAP) through Feb. 15, 2021. This statewide initiative connects small businesses with critical professional assistance to complete growth and improvement projects. “INTAP helps businesses grow and thrive, especially in underserved …
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