Noblesville hits the billion-dollar mark. Investments, housing, and companies staying put. Why it all adds up to economic success for Indiana’s tenth largest city; the smooth sounds of Resonado, the Notre Dame connection, and details on a new partnership with a global name in audio; from epic commercials to priceless billboards, how this tiny brewery in Fairmont, Indiana has blown up, amassing a huge following among beer drinkers; and a new immersive art experience at The Lume in Indianapolis; and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Real estate moguls to unlikely NBA owners, Herb Simon, and his late brother, Mel are credited with keeping the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis. And now the plan is to keep team ownership all in the family, a rare one-on-one interview with the future owner of the Indiana Pacers, Steve Simon; Plus a renaissance of sorts in Park County, how two entrepreneurs are transforming tourism in the covered bridge capital of the world; And how a relaxing vacay in the Dominican Republic turned out to be the jumping off point for one Southern Indiana couple in search of the perfect poolside cocktail. The story behind the no bubble sugar-free carb- free vodka drink, that's selling out in stores across the U.S. and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

The next big development in Indianapolis; we get perspective from the man behind the new Indy Eleven soccer stadium owner Ersal Ozdemir, plus a change in leadership at a key Indiana business driver, what new leadership at the CICP could mean for Hoosier businesses, foundations, and universities; and a renaissance of sorts in Park County, how two entrepreneurs are transforming tourism in west-central Indiana and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Mitch Daniels talks about what comes after Purdue for him; the South Shore double-track project moves forward; how can lipid nanoparticles help Indiana's economy; we take a special look at Title IX as it turns 50; how can we get more math teachers in Indiana classrooms; the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame has a new leader; and we talk about Indiana's top business stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Fewer Hoosier high school students are heading to college – what does it mean? Famous cocktail sauce leads to a Hoosier company's expansion; we shine a spotlight on Long's Bakery; momentum is growing for megaprojects; Marian University has a new approach to education; can golf help build character; and we check in on the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

What effects does turmoil in Ukraine have in Indiana; the state launches a new tourism campaign; we spotlight edible Father's Day gifts; IU targets the nursing shortage; we take you inside the Ivy Tech Academy; Indiana continues to prepare for the NBA All-Star Game; how can the Indy Airport become more competitive; and our INsiders take on the week's top stories.

A huge announcement from Eli Lilly means hundreds of new Hoosier jobs; TechPoint wants you to switch to skills-based hiring; we spotlight some hot spots for cool treats; we talk takeaways from Indiana's first Global Economic Summit; a new Indiana innovation targets blood clots; IU East unveils its BOSS Program; big changes continue in college sports; the WonderRoad music festival is coming; and we break down business headlines with our panel of INsiders.

Indiana is coming off a huge weekend with the Global Economic Summit and the Indy 500; as the spotlight shines on the racing world, we highlight women in motorsports and the voice of the Indy 500; a former Colts quarterback continues to help first responders; Indiana continues the effort to attract remote workers; and we talk Indiana business with our partners at the IBJ.

Speedway takes the spotlight in the month of May; can golf help a west side community rebound; we recap the VEX Robotics World Championship; Trendiana spotlights unique Hoosier beverages; a global cancer center is growing in Indiana; three Indiana startups get a boost from the Purdue Foundry; we shine a spotlight on the Little 500 and take on the top stories of the week with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

Indiana's RV industry sees record sales; we talk to Butler's new basketball coach; robots are helping farmers in the field; an artist is preserving Hoosier agriculture on canvas; a Purdue grad is behind historic breastmilk storage innovation; we spotlight Students Teaching Finance; and we talk about the state's biggest business news with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

New jobs are coming to one of the spots they're needed most; we preview Indiana's first ever global summit; we take you to the Wine Trough and look at Indiana's latest weapon against brain drain; an Indiana company has TikTok to thank for growth; new help to keep your kids busy after school; an Indiana Fever legend returns to the team; and we look at the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

We take a deep dive into this year's Mira Awards, celebrating the best in technology in Indiana. We'll talk to winners in categories including Tech Product of the Year, the Community Impact Award, the Tech Education Award and the Rising Entrepreneur of the Year. Also…the Air Force looks to Indiana for its new test plane; we catch up with a legend in The Business of Health; University High School takes learning outside; an INDYCAR team looks to make a global impact; and we check in with our partners at the IBJ.

We get a workforce and drug pipeline update from Eli Lilly's CEO; a new cutting edge tool for men battling prostate cancer; Fishers brings the arts to City Hall; Trendiana spotlights vegan eateries; a new path forward for John Marshall High School; EmployIndy looks to raise wages in Marion County; the latest on professional esports in Indy; and we look at the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

Elanco begins work on a transformative project in Indy that will have ripple effects throughout the area; Engage Indiana comes to the Pocket City; a Hoosier chiropractor becomes a coffee entrepreneur; solar power energizes a small Hoosier high school; a Pacers legend heads into retirement; a packed summer concert series is set for Indiana; and we talk about the week's top stories with our panel of INsiders.

Major mojo in Vigo County; an immersive program is churning out startups; Around INdiana returns to coal country; Rolls-Royce is making another big Indiana investment; health on wheels makes a big difference in rural Indiana; we preview the Summer Apprentice Expo; a growing Mooresville company specializes in making sure you have fun; and we talk about the week's big stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

 We check in with Governor Holcomb during his overseas trip; Indy lands another major sporting event; an abandoned coal mine gets a spirited new life; defense manufacturing takes center stage in northeast Indiana; Purdue scientists want to get you through traffic more safely; Riley Hospital for Children hopes a big donation will make a big difference; PNC Bank is getting a new regional president; we spotlight a unique approach to buying out companies; and we look at what's coming up in the IBJ this week.

The housing market enters its busiest time of year; Allison Transmissions has innovation on the brain; boutiques for kids gain popularity; Monroe County looks to attract remote workers; two Indy days want to help you get your kids to take vitamins; Code Ninjas looks to get kids coding; the Indianapolis Indians get ready for their 120th season; and we take a look at some of our top business stories with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

We get the lowdown on inflation in Indiana; DePauw has a new strategic plan; we check in on Gainbridge's makeover; there's a new ingredient for economic growth in Muncie; Teresa Lubbers reflects on her 12 years leading Indiana education; we wrap up this year's legislative session; new numbers shed light on Alzheimer's in Indiana; the Indiana State Museum gets a new sports-themed exhibit; dinosaurs invate the Children's Museum; and the latest on potential big new flights from our partners at the IBJ.

On a special edition of Inside INdiana Business all about influential Indiana women: We highlight the 50th anniversary of Title IX and meet the woman overseeing Gainbridge Fieldhouse's facelift; Vera Bradley continues to be a global success story; Trendiana spotlights new women-owned businesses; we talk to DePauw's history-making president; and we talk to the women leading the way in making technology and healthcare more accessible in Indiana.

BioCrossroads marks a major milestone, as does venture capital investment in Indiana; we visit an endangered landmark in Mishawaka; a timely grant will help boost historically Black neighborhoods; an Indiana-based autism therapy service is growing; a robotics competition returns to Indy; we break down the business of basketball ahead of March Madness; and we talk remote work with our partners at the IBJ.

Indy proves it's "Made For This Moment" – we take a deep dive into how the city has earned its reputation as a sports leader over the last year; IUPUI's chancellor reflects ahead of retirement; are coworking spaces thriving during the pandemic; Indy's NBA All-Star committee takes notes at this year's game in Cleveland; and we take a look at the latest offering from our partners at the IBJ.

The Indy Airport is on the road to recovery; a statewide high school pitch competition and the IU School of Medicine are both celebrating record numbers; can a Hoosier hoops haven be saved; a construction boom has steelworkers happy; the Lumina Foundation looks to boost community colleges; University of Southern Indiana sports are moving on up; and we check in on some of the week's top stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Another game-changing headquarter move to Indiana; a homegrown app is helping people transition to freelance work; we visit an endangered landmark in Henry County; we share food and drink trends in Indiana for 2022; a Hoosier entrepreneur is making changing diapers more sanitary; a new program targets student setbacks from the pandemic; what does a Super Bowl appearance mean to our neighbors in Cincinnati; and a new craft distillery is coming to the Indiana Fairgrounds.

The Ports of Indiana set records in 2021; business is booming for a Carmel-based visual canvas platform; we continue our look at an endangered landmark in Bloomington; a Hoosier distillery keeps growing; the Indiana Donor Network celebrates a record year; IPS wants a more diverse teacher lineup; 10 years later, we look back at the Super Bowl in Indianapolis; and we take a look at the gig economy in Indiana.

Northeast Indiana is gaining population – how is the region doing it? Three teen entrepreneurs are turning heads; we visit another endangered landmark; are skill shortages the new normal; why are Hoosier students excited over new lunch trays; student debt continues to be a statewide concern; esports continues to grow in Indiana; and, an Indiana paradise for those who love selfies.