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.

On the heels of the College Football National Championship, Indiana wants more big events; Indy Autonomous Challenge teams shine nationwide; we spotlight a community mausoleum; Indiana's boutique hotels bounce back; mental health care gets a big boost in Evansville; we introduce you to Project POTUS; the Fort Wayne Mad Ants make waves as an NBA pipeline; and we talk about convention business with our partners at the IBJ.

Governor Eric Holcomb delivered his State of the State address and a Ball State economist breaks it down; We get a preview of the NCAA Convention in downtown Indy; Our Endangered Indiana series returns with a look at the Davis Clinic in Marion; The CEO of the Girl Scouts of Indiana looks at the new cookie season; A serial health tech entrepreneur details his latest app; An Indianapolis company celebrates 75 years; and we talk about the weeks’ biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

Monday's College Football National Championship was a big win for Indy. We talked about it with leaders from Visit Indy, the playoff and the planning committee as well as the volunteers that made it happen. Also, Indiana embraces the next generation of technology; a new pediatric burn care center opens in Indianapolis, we learn what's next for University High School and talk about the week's biggest stories with our partners at the IBJ.

On a special New Year's rebroadcast of an all-women edition of the Inside INdiana Business Television Podcast…We talk to the former Cummins intern who is now the company's president; Marion County's public health director talks about the pandemic's ongoing impact; a classroom project inspires a high-tech success story; Trendiana spotlights women-owned beauty businesses; a Purdue Center prepares women for gender-related workforce challenges; we speak to the Horizon League commissioner; and a special INsiders panel focuses on women in tech.

It's full steam ahead for two major rail projects; we'll revisit some Hoosier destinations we featured throughout the year; including an Anderson distillery, a botanical-themed hotel, a more than century-old glass company; a hidden gem of a winery in Martinsville; a coal mine with new life in Greene County; destination dining in French Lick; a furniture success story in Greenfield and a small-town pizzeria with a big-time reputation. We'll also check in with our partners at the IBJ on the biggest business stories of the week.

We detail the state's half-billion-dollar READI program; a water study paves the way for economic growth; Hoosier food entrepreneurs are cashing in; a health company plans a $40 million investment; Indiana teachers have a new professional resource; high-level high school basketball is coming to northwest Indiana; and we look at the top stories of the week with our partners at IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

Governor Eric Holcomb gives us the state of Indiana's economy; a small town is looking to preserve Ernie Pyle's legacy; we look at the biggest stories in this week's IBJ; an Indiana company may have found a game-changer in identifying a certain kind of cancer; Earlham College is adding offerings; sports tourism makes a comeback; and the nation's newest contemporary music festival is coming to Indy.

What's the outlook for Indiana's economy heading into 2022? A new apprenticeship program comes to northern Indiana; we visit another one of Indiana's most endangered landmarks; Techserv marks a major milestone; Purdue and IU join forces against opioid addiction; the Big Ten Football Championship returns to Indy; and we preview the week ahead with our partners at the IBJ.

Holiday shopping season is underway – what is this year's outlook? A popular sales boot camp is making its return; the effort continues to save a historic high school; Hard Truth Distillery is in our business spotlight; a Hoosier-made balm can protect outdoor exercisers; we catch up with the president of Marian University; and we talk about the big business stories of the week with our partners at the IBJ and our panel of INsiders.

The Indy Airport gears up for holiday travel; Fishers wants to be a life sciences leader; an Indiana turkey farm prepares for Thanksgiving; we spotlight one of the world's largest gourmet popcorn stores; Riley Hospital for Children opens a new maternity tower; Daleville students get hands-on with growing food; we talk to the head of UIndy athletics and join the IBJ to talk about the biggest business stories of the week.

How are supply chain issues hitting Indiana? A homegrown environmental reporting company is gaining accolades; we make a visit to one of the state's most endangered places; the Children's Museum has a new leader; the Produce Moms want you to eat your vegetables; Muncie schools are looking to bridge the achievement gap; we check in on the Fort Wayne Komets; and our partnership with IBJ takes another step forward.

What’s the state of home building in central Indiana? The leader of the IDEA Center at Notre Dame has a new gig. Our Endangered Indiana series revisits a historic location in Bedford. Ascend Indiana expands its online job network. We’ll go inside a smart fitness studio in Indy. Big changes at a major college on the Ball State campus. Learn about how Purdue is helping athletes with name, image and likeness and an Indy high school student launches a Women in Business Club.

Elkhart is riding a wave of economic momentum; a remote work platform lands new funding; we take you inside the new Hotel Indy; we preview the Indiana Conference for Women; Cook Medical is bringing new life to a neighborhood in need; Vincennes shows off a cutting-edge learning lab; an Indiana sports leader wants you to make your own luck; and Indy musicians get their own coworking space.

Electric vehicle production in Indiana could get a billion-dollar boost; Salesforce wants to help your next registration renewal go more smoothly; we introduce you to The Vintage Gypsy; a woman-owned staffing firm is a Hoosier success story; we detail one of Indiana's largest the largest life sciences investments in years; Codelicious announces a game-changer; Butler's AD takes on a big role with the NCAA; and we spotlight the Million Meal Marathon.

A new sports fieldhouse is part of big plans in Boone County; we preview the world's first driverless race; the Indy Airport wants you to fly where you would normally drive; Indiana colleges join forces to fight cyber threats; we profile an organization serving preschoolers with vision issues; Ivy Tech's new Indianapolis chancellor shares his plans; major renovations are coming to the home of the Pacers and the Fever; and Work to Include looks to help those with disabilities succeed in the workforce.

Eli Lilly weighs in on a bill that would lower prescription drug prices; the Purdue Foundry introduces the Boost Accelerator; we have more on Judy O'Bannon's quest to preserve Hoosier history; millions of dollars will help fight diabetes in underserved neighborhoods; we talk to Franklin College's new president; changes could be coming to how the Final Four is held; and we spotlight Indiana's Tenderloin Lovers Trail.