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.

How might coronavirus fears impact Indiana’s economy? We spotlight a homegrown ride-sharing platform; what impact could a new southern Indiana interstate have; we get an update on the state of commercial real estate; a small-town carwash presents a big opportunity. An Indiana sports performance center continues to grow. And our INsiders take on the top stories of the week.

A healthcare partnership is keeping school employees healthy and saving the district millions; Indianapolis is now on the clock for NBA All-Star weekend; the Indiana Commission for Higher Education unveils its latest strategic plan; an adaptive sports program lands more funding; the NFL Scouting Combine will continue to call Indy home; we spotlight the ongoing evolution of Espots; and our panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.

Indiana celebrates a record year in venture capital; Purdue President Mitch Daniels wants students to get a Fast Start; we talk with Madame C.J. Walker's great-great granddaughter; the Patachou Foundation continues its work to feed hungry students; Goodwill celebrates a major donation; we preview the 2020 Horizon League Basketball Championships; and our panel of INsiders takes on the top business stories of the week.

Important updates to the 16 Tech Innovation District development; Fort Wayne's Electric Works development lands an anchor tenant; new homegrown tech looks to better connect citizens and public safety; we get an update at the midway point of the legislative session; Circle City Broadcasting's owner talks local partnerships; Lucas Oil Stadium earns praise for sensory inclusion; and our panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.

A major conference and a new airline land in Indianapolis; we take you inside the new Fishers Test Kitchen; Trendiana takes a look at hidden food gems in small towns; we shine a spotlight on an effort to help Hoosier workers with drug issues; Girls Inc. marks a major milestone; a Ball State professor plays a role in the NBA All-Star Game; and our panel of INsiders weighs in on the top business stories of the week.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb joins us to talk about the state of the Indiana economy, nonstop flights, his 2020 Next Level Agenda and more; we get an update on tourism in Indianapolis; the Indiana State Museum takes on the opioid crisis; Indiana's online university inks a key partnership; we talk to the retiring commissioner of the IHSAA; and, our panel of INsiders weighs in on the top stories of the week.

Big things are happening in Evansville…the mayor joins us with a rundown. IU dedicates its new supercomputer; what does the 2020 real estate market look like in Indiana; the Indiana Sports Corp wants you IN the Game; Tyner Pond Farm goes organic; Canada’s consul general talks about the country’s relationship with Indiana; and our panel of INsiders weighs in on the top stories in business.

How is sports betting going so far in Indiana? The state unveils what it calls the ultimate 2020 travel experience; Titus Bakery celebrates 40 years; we introduce you to the Purdue Playground; new survey data shines a spotlight on Indiana student debt; work continues on the 2022 college football playoff in Indianapolis; and our INsiders take on the top business stories of the week.

This week we interview new Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner Roger Penske - what upgrades and other developments can we expect? The president of the Indiana Chamber previews the legislative session; Trendiana takes a look at 2020 food trends; can a blood test predict cancer relapse; a big name in Indy college athletics is retiring; and, our INsiders give perspective on the top stories of the week.

Ball State University economist Mike Hicks takes a look at the year ahead...how will Indiana are? We talk to the new head of the Indiana Retail Council; Brownsburg welcomes a $40 million game-changing downtown development; Hot Room yoga continues to stretch its Indianapolis reach; we take a look at what 2020 will bring in Indiana sports; and our panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.

We preview the Indiana Global Economic Summit; Easterseals Crossroads sees success with a new fundraising tool; Trendiana shines a spotlight on Indiana’s international food offerings; a company focused on improving your hearing is on The INnovators With Dr. K; a Hoosier organ donor takes the national spotlight; Marian University Athletics sees historic success; and we look back at 2019 and ahead to 2020 in our (i) on Economic Development segment.

What is the state of trucking in the wake of Celadon's bankruptcy; a Purdue pavement project could save money and reduce traffic; a state effort looks to promote Indiana as the best place to live and visit; the Colts want you to give the gift of life this holiday season; Marian University targets the teacher shortage; we preview the upcoming Hall of Fame Classic; and our INsiders take on the top business stories of the week.

We introduce you to the Drink Culture podcast; we focus on entrepreneurship with a spotlight on the Heritage Group Accelerator; ClusterTruck inks a key deal for its future; can new technology prevent injuries in active duty firefighters; we talk to a company that builds and runs in-school makerspaces; we spotlight an online training platform for referees; and a special edition of the INsiders focusing on agbioscience.

What can retailers expect for the 2019 holiday shopping season? A prominent women’s business organization will honor Hoosier visionaries; we talk to the new coach of the Indiana Fever; a big data project brings health and education together; efforts continue to train early childhood care workers; a Division II bowl game is coming to northwest Indiana; and our INsiders take on the good and bad of the week in Indiana business news.

Big things are happening in Terre Haute, including a history-making chamber president; we preview the legislative session beginning in January; Trendiana spotlights Indiana's iconic eats; the NCAA speaks out on new student-athlete rules; IU Health's CEO talks about a $100 million investment; the INnovators With Dr. K looks at an orthodontist online marketplace; and, our INsiders weigh in on the top stories of the week.

The Infosys Education Center crosses a big milestone; how can businesses help build the workforce of tomorrow; there's a change at the top of one of Indiana's oldest tech companies; a new resource guide will help schools access fresh, local food; Simon Youth Foundation celebrates an anniversary; Butler opens an esports and gaming lounge; and, we take a deep dive on Boomers, GenXers and Millennials in the workplace.

Blockbuster news as the Indianapolis MOtor Speedway and the IndyCar Series are sold to Penske - we learn what it means from Hulman and Co.'s CEO as well as our own Bill Benner, and we talk about the upcoming autonomous challenge at the Speedway; we talk to another Tech Culture Award winner; a Hoosier organization looks to teach life skills to people with disabilities; we spotlight a summer construction camp; and our panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.

We’re on the road exploring northwest Indiana with a special show from the Mascot Hall of Fame in Whiting. We take a look at the state of the economy and the steel industry in the region; The CEO of the Center of Workforce Innovations talks about workforce development efforts; A Portage-based peanut butter producer is growing; Indiana Dunes Tourism is on the rise; We hear why the grass is greener in Indiana; And a special panel of Insiders looks at all things northwest Indiana.

The National FFA convention returns; we go Inside INnovation with Covideo; the Indiana’s Future-Ready Workforce series looks at the Indiana Teacher of the Year; a Logansport company heads to Walmart; IU marks two years of one of its Grand Challenges; a new preschool opens in a former Marsh; and our (i) on Economic Development panel looks at the state of manufacturing.

A $1.4 billion project hits a major snag; we preview the Indiana Conference For Women; the Hamilton County Humane Society considers expansion plans; Indy has a new option for virtual vet visits; we get an update on Indiana’s early college promise program; Indiana State University puts a focus on athletics; and our weekly panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.