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.

Indiana leaders travel the world to attract new jobs; Genesys is recognized for its social impact; the Hoosier Lottery celebrates 30 years; the Indiana Chamber and Anthem look to lower premiums; we spotlight a Grant County aviation academy; plans continue to take shape for the 2021 NBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis; and our panel of INsiders provides perspective on the top stories of the week.

Indianapolis International Airport is again reporting record traffic; we talk to Powderkeg’s Top-Rated Emerging Culture Winner; Bosma Enterprises’ new CEO outlines his plans; Trendiana celebrates fall in Indiana; IU’s med school lands a major grant; an Indy company details a new memory care option; and a special edition of the INsiders looks at Indiana National Lab Day.

An Indianapolis tech platform lands a major investment; the Indiana Pacers are making a historic trip to India; IU Ventures moves forward with its new name; Concerts For a Cause continues to crow; can art increase what we know about hot flashes; IUPUC's nursing program goes high-tech; and our INsiders weigh in on the top stories of the week.

What does the GM strike mean for plants throughout Indiana? Powderkeg names its Tech Culture Award winners; We take you inside one of Indy’s newest seafood restaurant offerings; the INnovators With Dr. K checks in with Coatchex; the Regenstrief Institute continues to innovate; we spotlight the largest youth soccer club in the state; and our INsiders weigh in on the week’s top stories.

Fort Wayne returns to its historical riverfront; Conexus looks to give manufacturing a makeover; how can Indiana catch up on recycling; IU Kelley introduces a medical management program; a grant will fund a scholarship targeting the public good; we meet a professional pickleballer; and, we examine if Indiana is prepared to weather a potential recession.

What does legal sports betting mean for Indiana? A Hoosier tech company unveils its latest offering; a company serving commercial kitchens continues its growth; Trendiana looks at destination shopping throughout the state; a home-grown company looks to make school water safer; we preview the Indy Women in Tech Championship; and, our INsiders weigh in on the top stories of the week.

The long-awaited launch of Indy’s Red Line; Indiana’s sports accelerator names its first class; we preview the upcoming Brickyard 400; a major grant will boost Alzheimer’s research; an education platform combining toys and tech comes to Indy; we take a look at the upcoming Colts season; and, our panel of INsiders weighs in on the top stories of the week.

Southwest Indiana launches a national branding effort; details on a new renewable natural gas plant; an Indiana bakery’s products are heading to Walmart; a big health push is going mobile; we talk to the new president of the Christian theological Seminary; we preview next month’s NHRA U.S. Nationals and the latest in Indiana economic development news, including the latest on public transit and recession fears.

Westfield’s Grand Park celebrates 5 years; how can schools help fill a shortage in the medical fields; Trendiana features some of Indiana’s best coffee shops; airplane technology takes the spotlight in our INnovators segment; a home-grown hemp company looks to expand the industry; how hiring practices can help keep schools safe; and, our panel of INsiders weighs in on the top stories of the week.

We stop by the Indiana State Fair to talk about this year’s event, take a look at the state of ag through the eyes of the state director and a Hoosier farmer and spotlight some of the latest in Hoosier-made ag tech. In addition, the IU Simon Cancer Center earns a key designation, INDYCAR taps into hybrids and our panel of INsiders gives perspective on the week’s top stories.

The latest on several efforts to boost Indianapolis convention business; Indy Women in Tech wants to help “Ignite Your Superpower;” we spotlight a food truck for a good cause; a new option for health IoT companies; we update some big projects at Butler University; a new president for a racing association; and, a special edition of the Insiders.

Our latest look at the Indiana housing market; an Indiana chocolate startup unveils its newest creation; we review the Cybertech Midwest Conference; our monthly Trendiana segment spotlights Indiana’s best hot dogs; two entrepreneurs bank on bamboo to help with night sweats; USA Football is underway with its latest effort to address concussions; and, our panel of INsiders take on the top business stories of the week.

The mayor of Greenwood talks about the city’s transformation; Elevate Ventures looks to spark higher education entrepreneurship; an Indiana company looks to help Hoosier farmers break records; Riley brings VR to fundraising; the Innovators With Dr. K looks at an eye health startup; we take a look at the new Kokomo Sports Complex; and, our INsiders weigh in on the week’s top stories.