Month: May 2019
Our checkered past: Indy 500 fashions through the years
Fashion at the Indy 500 has gone from dresses to barely-there attire.
Indianapolis tech startup with Salesforce lineage adding up to 75 jobs with Downtown expansion
MetaCX, which makes collaboration software for vendors and buyers, announced plans Tuesday to scale up its operations in central Indiana.
Spring Hymn Sing scheduled Sunday
VALPARAISO —The Calumet Episcopal Ministry Partnership, along with the Northwest Indian Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, host a “Spring Hymn Sing.”
Indiana businesses hiring ex-offenders amid tight job market
INDIANAPOLIS — An organization is connecting Indiana businesses with ex-offenders in an effort to address a tight labor market and help people who are struggling to find work after leaving jail or prison.
Breakingviews TV: Hulu’s new do
Comcast’s Brian Roberts will sell his 33% of the Walt Disney-controlled video-streaming service to the Mouse House, but only in five years’ time. It’s one more way Roberts may profit from his long-running jousting with counterpart Bob Iger.
Mecum Indianapolis 2019: 8 cool things I want to bid on
From monstrous muscle cars to quirky classic road art, the 32nd Annual Spring Classic has something for every collector.
More than 70 companies honored at Construction Awards Banquet
More than 70 companies were honored at the annual Construction Advancement Foundation awards banquet, staged last week by the Northwest Indiana Business Round Table and the Construction Advancement Foundation.
Indiana Statehouse tribute to former Senator Richard Lugar
The public pays respects in public ceremony
An abortion 'reversal'? The method is unproved, but Ohio lawmakers want women to consider it
Republicans in Ohio want every women seeking a medical abortion to be informed of a method for abortion “reversal,” which critics call unethical.