Huntingburg celebrates success despite pandemic problems; we spotlight a high-tech success story 20 years in the making; Indiana Landmarks looks to save a historic high school; a local initiative aims to help Black-owned businesses; Indiana launches a service to help treat mental health issues brought on by the pandemic; a former battery factory is now home to two innovative schools; we review an eventful week in Indiana sports; and the INsiders looks at help for displaced Hoosier workers.

Close to six months after the pandemic hit, how is Indiana's economy faring? We take a look at a far from traditional Indy 500; downtown Attica fights to make a comeback; we introduce you to a new tenant for the 16 Tech Innovation District; a Purdue Research Park company zeroes in on air quality; how high-tech are Indiana's manufacturing companies; Anderson University looks to become a cybersecurity leader; and we preview Devour Indy Summerfest.

We look at the ripple effects of the Big Ten postponing fall sports; Tipton and Howard counties get the high-speed hookups; Bad Dad Brewing makes a name for itself in Grant County; Trendiana shines a spotlight on Black-owned businesses throughout the state; Johnson Memorial takes the wraps off its new emergency department; WGU Indiana hits two major milestones; a new project highlights Indiana's iconic high school gyms; and a fashion-based nonprofit continues to grow.

A historic Indy 500 will have no fans in the stands; we take a deep dive into 16 Tech as it hits a major milestone – we'll look at the innovation hub's impact on the startup economy, food, community and more, as well as the more than two-decade road it has taken to this point; Ice Miller takes a look at race relations in the workplace; and we spotlight the World Food Championships in Indianapolis.

Hospitals in rural Indiana are feeling the pinch from the pandemic; A major project in Fort Wayne comes a step closer to getting underway; A 17-year-old Hoosier entrepreneur looks to provide PPE for healthcare and nursing home employees; We take a look at the new Fishers AgriPark; The new president of DePauw University joins us to share her vision; An Indiana publishing company marks 20 years in business; Plus, we get a preview of the Indy Burger Battle.

The state of real estate in the midst of a pandemic; Terre Haute gets a boost as it tries to rebound; an Indiana company looks to stop your next water leak; an event marketing company pivots thanks to COVID-19; a Hoosier company making a stress relief device flourishes during a tough time; Indiana Wesleyan offers up a unique educational opportunity; and golf's future stars come to Indiana as we spotlight the 2020 Western Amateur.

Purdue-affiliated startups are having a remarkable year; we introduce you to UVNinja – an autonomous cleaning robot; an iconic Indiana beverage is experiencing a rebirth; a Carmel company is looking to protect travelers during a complicated time; IU researchers come up with a fabric that could be a medical game-changer; Indy-based Orbis Education talks about its rapid growth; and 10 sports startups join the Techstars Sports Accelerator program.

We get an economic outlook on the second half of 2020; an entrepreneur weighs in on the challenges of starting up during a pandemic; we visit an Indiana baseball bat company; Trendiana spotlights road trips for 10 bucks or less; the state's largest school system prepares for the upcoming year; a high-tech counseling center comes to Columbus; and Indy Eleven prepares to return to the soccer field.

Indiana launches a new office to breathe life back into the tourism industry; Purdue invests in Knox County entrepreneurship; Quaff ON! Brewing is making a big investment in Brown County; we talk to the new CEO of AgriNovus; we preview the upcoming season restart for the Pacers; what will the local effects be of a canceled Minor League Baseball season; a Purdue startup creates new hand-washing technology; and we preview the upcoming virtual Indyfluence event.

We recap the Mira Awards, celebrating the best in Indiana's technology sector. We talk to the winners of the Trailblazer, Rising Entrepreneur, Scale-Up and Innovation of the Year award winners. Also, a Hoosier startup looks to make hospital beds safer; we talk to the incoming president of Wabash College; a motorsports nonprofit is moving to Indianapolis; and Sports Indiana undergoes a major rebranding.

Indiana looks to support its businesses while getting back on track; what effects have the pandemic and protesting had on downtown Indy; Do-it-Best is reporting unprecedented demand; a West Lafayette restaurant changes the way it pays its servers; racial unrest sparks change in Indianapolis schools; Ivy Tech offers free classes to help the unemployed; we spotlight Super Shot in Fort Wayne; and what will it look like as Hoosier high school athletes return to action?

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce takes a look at how Indiana stands up against its competitors; a Purdue startup boasts an innovation in food; what's next for the now-canceled State Fair; Trendiana spotlights Father's Day gifts with Hoosier flavor; new tech aims to keep workers safe as they return to offices; what will the NBA look like when it tips off again; Saint-Mary-of-the-Woods College continues to defy the odds; and we shine a spotlight on Sky Outfitters.

Eli Lilly updates a major study on a COVID-19 antibody treatment, while IU and IU Health partner up on a web-based screening effort; Purdue researchers say they've come up with a new way to save space on your phone; we visit Oliver Winery in Bloomington; Butler's basketball coach weighs in on unrest following the killing of George Floyd; Women & Hi Tech continues its growth; and our COVID-19 Business Survival series continues with a look at how companies have been forced to innovate.

Can Indiana tourism rebound this summer? Holiday World details its reopening plans; a year after spinning off, Corteva Agriscience gives an update; Trendiana spotlights spirits in Indiana; Grand Park takes part in a big youth sports safety study; POINT Biopharma talks about its big investment plans in Indiana; and a former Simon Property Group executive follows his passion into golf.

We talk with Roger Penske about what would have been race weekend, head to Speedway to learn about the impact there and talk to a motorsports insider about the future of racing; we look at a high-tech social distancing tool with Indiana connections; we talk to the co-owner of a bar that had to close in the wake of the pandemic; community health centers continue to play a pivotal role in the balle against COVID-19; and Hoosier businesses prepare for a post-pandemic workforce.

We take a look at the pandemic's effects on Indiana's prominent farming industry; some big names come together on a playbook for returning to work; a new study looks at how widespread COVID-19 is in the state, while we also check in with different regions; we look at the impact on the sports industry, including Westfield's Grand Park and the Pacers' esports team; and, we take a deep dive into the role of philanthropy in an economic comeback.

Republic Airways tries to navigate the pandemic fallout; Saab is seeking growth at Purdue's Discovery Park; Catalent in Bloomington looks to be part of an ultimate vaccine solution; some truckers are scrambling to find freight; Indiana's golf industry is faring better than many others during lockdown; the International Center updates its agenda; and an Indianapolis pediatrician and mom taps into her entrepreneurial spirit to make your mealtime safer.

Purdue President Mitch Daniels outlines plans for a return to campus; a Carmel company responds to the call for more COVID-19 testing; could the pandemic lead to a comeback for drive-in theaters; we spotlight ways to celebrate Mother's Day in our current conditions; a new report focuses on the economic impact of COVID-19 on hospitals; we talk to the winners of the Innovate WithIN competition; and our KSM Economic Panel looks business survival in the wake of the pandemic.

We put a focus on IU's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with interviews with IU's president, the head of IU Health and the university's incoming athletic director. Indiana's secretary of commerce talks about the state's current business climate; the Purdue Research Foundation lends its resources to the coronavirus fight; a homegrown Indiana company looks to protect vulnerable nursing homes; we spotlight 1st Maker Space; and, we look at how an Indiana puzzle maker is keeping up with sudden increased demand for its products.

How is Indianapolis International Airport dealing with the coronavirus pandemic? Hoosier businesses continue to answer the call to support the response to COVID-19; we look at the outbreak's continuing impact on venture capital, small businesses and professional sports teams; Putnam County's "Mask Mommas" help fill a critical need; and an effort to make choosing a school easier adapts to the new landscape.

The CEO of Cummins talks about tough decisions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic; GM prepares to make ventilators in Indiana; northeast Indiana startups get some help in an uncertain time; we take a look at the impact of the coronavirus in Indiana's rural cities; Lessonly earns major funding; with traditional sports going dark, esports steps up; plasma is playing a key role in treating COVID-19; and we continue to look at how the pandemic is affecting areas including mental health and education.

The latest on the response to and fallout from the coronavirus pandemic in Indiana. Governor Eric Holcomb joins us to detail the state's strategy moving forward and how Hoosier businesses are stepping up to help. We'll also look at the outbreak's impact on workforce development, the Indy 500, and your personal finances. We'll also talk about how the pandemic is impacting mental health, and how pets can help make the process easier.

More comprehensive coverage of the coronavirus in Indiana, including the latest on the pandemic's impact on Hoosier health, the economy, the nonprofit sector and Indiana tourism. Eli Lilly's chief scientific officer will give us an update on what the pharmaceutical giant is doing to help. Also this week, we look at the state of the Internet of Things in Indiana and spotlight a special teacher's parade.

We continue comprehensive coverage of coronavirus in Indiana. We'll hear what the state and companies including Roche, Eli Lilly and Hotel Tango are doing to fight the outbreak; Noblesville's new mayor talks about the state of the city; we spotlight a new model for dental insurance; The Innovators With Dr. K returns; a coffeehouse with a unique purpose expands; is e-learning the future of education; and our INsiders take on the top stories of the week.

A special all women edition of the Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast: How are we empowering today's young women? A look at coronavirus in the workplace; a spotlight on "A Sign By Design"; we take you inside Launch Terre Haute; Indiana celebrates National Women's Month; a new nonprofit aims to help cancer survivors; a year-long program seeks to advance Indy women; one-on-one with Madame C.J. Walker's great-great granddaughter; and a special INsiders panel offers perspective on top women's issues in Indiana.