Major growth and investment along the so-called ‘Cummins Corridor;’ a tech startup calls on companies to “Pledge 1%;” the University of Indianapolis introduces the Sease Institute; a smart fridge network comes to Indianapolis; we get updated on The State of Higher Education; an Indiana baseball icon tells his story; and, a look at how elections impact economic development.

The inside story on Saab’s big plans in West Lafayette; The Bee Corp buzzes about a new headquarters and a new product; IU researchers double down on climate change; we introduce you to veteran-founded UFC Gym; Hoosiers are helping Kenya deal with a health crises; WGU Indiana’s new chancellor outlines her vision for the state’s online university, and we get perspective on the week’s top stories from our panel of INsiders.

Beck’s has $60 million plans in central Indiana; we put a bow on the 2019 legislative session; Purdue’s nursing school marks a milestone; Ball State touts what it calls a social media command center; Indy Eleven’s CEO speaks out on the new stadium bill; we take a look at some of Indiana’s best non-alcoholic beverage options; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the week’s top stories.

We get an update on the state of downtown Indianapolis; business is booming in Shelbyville; a delivery service targets Millennials; we spotlight tech giant Don Brown’s latest venture; Women & Hi Tech marks twenty years; we preview Rev and the rest of the month of May in Indianapolis; and our panel of INsiders takes on the top stories of the week.

We celebrate the best in tech in Indiana and talk to several Mira Ward Winners, including Scale-Up of the Year, Innovation of the Year, Best New Tech Product and Tech Educator of the Year. The INnovators With Dr. K spotlights a digital marketing agency; an Indy company is tipping the scales against the state’s obesity epidemic; and, we look at some of the biggest economic development stories so far this year.

More than 1,000 new jobs are coming to central Indiana; the Pacers and Fever ink a long-term deal to stay in Indy; FirstPerson launches a Performance lab; Trendiana celebrates Earth Day with a look at eateries near Indiana state parks; new tech could help cut down on cancer among firefighters; the Indianapolis Colts launch an entertainment company; and, our weekly panel of INsiders weighs in on Indiana’s top stories.

This week...a special edition of the show, focusing on the state’s tourism industry. We spotlight Indiana’s first national park and talk with the new director of the Indiana Office of Tourism Development. We’ll also look at the state’s agritourism, culinary and golf tourism sectors, highlight some of the biggest festivals throughout the state and feature a special INsiders panel discussing growth opportunities for Indiana tourism.

The latest tech census will look at company culture; an update on key legislation that would impact Hoosier businesses; we preview Purdue Ag Week; Catalent is making big investments in what it calls the “red hot” biologics sector; Indy schools get a boost from the Gates Foundation; we look ahead to the 2019 Indianapolis Indians season and perspective on the top stories of the week from our panel of INsiders.

The latest on the $700 million-dollar “Hoosier gateway in Chicago;” netlogx and its pioneer CEO celebrate an anniversary; our Culture Matters segment spotlights Moser Consulting; The INnovators With Dr. K features new forklift tech; could Indiana be a hub for orange corn; a new effort honors a late Butler basketball star; and a deep dive into Eli Lilly’s latest tax abatement request.

It's a special all-women edition of Inside INdiana Business. We spotlight women leading the way throughout the state in areas including government, technology, tourism, food and drink, life sciences and sports. We also have a lineup of special guest interviewers to help tell the stories. And, a special INsiders panel looking at issues including wage disparity and more.

A plan to bring two new hotels to downtown Indianapolis sparks debate; CEDIA takes the wraps off its new Fishers headquarters; a $21 million campaign looks to boost people with disabilities; an eyewear company looks to the greater good; IU East embraces virtual reality; we talk to the new president of the Indiana Fever and our panel of INsiders takes a look at the week’s top stories.

A $100 million effort to bridge the digital divide in rural Indiana; a text-based interviewing platform is acquired; we have a mid-point update on the Indiana legislative session; Rolls-Royce picks Indy for a potential major Air Force project; Community Health launches its Behavioral Health Academy; a new center in Indiana will focus on inclusion; and, a look at some of the biggest economic development news throughout the state.

We update on business and tech-related bills making their way through the Statehouse; a marketing tech firm is making the move to Indianapolis; an effort to bring more film and TV production to Indiana grows; IU touts a record health funding year; a new student business program focuses on artisan cheese; Fishers unveils its Nickel Plate Trail Master Plan; and our INsiders have perspective on the week’s top stories.

What is the future of the Internet of Things in Indiana? Nominees are named for the Mira Awards, celebrating the best in tech; Cummins marks 100 years; a Purdue startup launches an app to detect concussions; the International School of Indiana has a new head of school; the Pacers unveil ‘Nothing But Knit’ and our panel of INsiders weighs in on the week’s top stories.

Indiana looks to grow its already $10 billion hardwood industry; a Franklin tech company calls its platform “Moneyball for esports;” a historic Madison site will get new life; Trendiana looks at Indiana’s best fast-casual healthy meals; “Little Hats, Big Hearts” raises heart disease awareness; Vincennes University takes to the skies for a new training effort; and our INsiders shed light on the biggest business stories of the week.

Is Indianapolis facing a housing bubble in 2019? A Muncie bank rides momentum; a teen tech center opens in Indy; new funding boosts public broadcasting in Indiana; Bloomington unveils the “Year of Food” campaign; we talk to Purdue’s athletics director; and, our panel of INsiders takes on the top business stories of the week.

Indy Eleven updates massive stadium plans and a new ownership structure; a prominent Indiana tech company is acquired; we introduce you to the art of graphic recording; the Business of Health spotlights dementia-friendly cruises; The Mind Trust lands a major grant; IndyCar says its new title sponsorship will have positive ripple effects; and, perspective on the week’s top stories from our panel of INsiders.

Indy lands a major air conference…will it mean new flights? The latest on Eleven Fifty Academy’s statewide growth plans; former Indy mayor Greg Ballard says we have a choice – less oil or more caskets; an organ transportation company marks a milestone; Indiana high schoolers launch a marketing firm; the search is on for more high school sports referees; and a look at the biggest economic development projects coming this year.

Is the time right for hate crimes legislation in Indiana? An Indy venture capital firm launches its latest fund; another new effort targets quality of life and population growth; we look at Indiana’s best offerings in the “experience economy,” Bosma Enterprises showcases a success story; a national manufacturing training program makes its way to Indiana; and, our INsiders take on the week’s top stories.

What did we learn from a series of “tech census” reports? A Carmel tech company celebrates 20 years; the Indiana Chamber looks at the 2019 legislative session; a nonprofit says student loan help can help employers attract talent; a local YMCA boasts a national first; a look at the potential of sports gambling in Indiana; and, perspective from our weekly panel of INsiders.

This week...it's a special edition of Inside INdiana Business, focusing on the transformational, high-dollar live-work-play developments going on throughout the state aiming to attract and retain top talent. We’ll spotlight projects in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, South Bend and more, and a special panel of INsiders will talk about the importance of this type of project throughout Indiana.

One of Indiana’s the leaders introduces us to his new company; we spotlight a drone service business; a prominent telecommunications company has a new president; Trendiana looks at ways to de-stress over the holidays; plans are underway for a big behavioral health hospital; a youth academy details its “quasi-military” format; and, a special edition of the INsiders focusing on agbiosciences.

How are other Indiana automakers positioned in the wake of big GM cuts? The Startup Ladies unveil a new resource for entrepreneurs; a Miami marketing agency has big plans in Indiana; our Culture Matters segment features Lessonly; The INnovators spotlights a virtually waterless car wash; Zimmer Biomet takes patient care mobile; and, our series on site selection looks at what happens after a deal is done.

Indiana’s growing tech sector brings its voice to the statehouse; a new startup targets workplace injuries; a southeast Indiana manufacturer marks a milestone with growth; we preview the Agbioscience Innovation Summit; a company uses tech to help special needs families find sitters; a new museum will honor an Indiana sports legend; and, our INsiders weigh in on the top stories of the week.

Amazon makes a split decision…what does it mean for Indy? The Mill in Bloomington is open for business; an update on DowDuPont’s Indiana operations; Trendiana spotlights hidden gems in small towns; an effort to get local food in local schools; Wabash College launches a historic fundraising campaign; and perspective on the week’s top stories from our panel of INsiders.