Indiana Business Journal . Barbecue sauce maker Lathay Pegues relies on relationships, in-person sampling and the story behind Muncie-based JohnTom’s Barbecu ...

Indiana Capital Chronicle . All nine Indiana members of the U.S. House are defending their seats this fall, with challengers offering competing plans for health c ...

What’s been said about speed on the football field all these years wasn’t exaggerated. At least not Friday night at Dwaine C. Bell Stadium, home to a Lawrence ...

A North Carolina man is suing Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. over its top-selling diabetes treatments Mounjaro and Trulicity, saying the drugmaker didn’t do enough to warn about serious side ...

Located just over two miles south of the previous branch near County Line Road and State Road 135, the new location offers members a more modern and convenient banking experience. The State Road 135 ...

John Chiarotti, a 1967 graduate of Franklin College, spent his life giving back to his alma mater and his community. In his honor, the college has created the John M. Chiarotti ’67 Dean’s Fellowship ...

Kids make their way through the corn maze at Kelsay Farms in Whiteland during the Experience the Farm event in 2025. This is the 20th year for the fall extravaganza, which features animal encounters, ...

A Greenwood gas station sold a winning $633,000 ticket for Thursday night’s CA$H 5 jackpot drawing. The winning ticket was sold at Speedway #1323, 1291 N. Madison Avenue, Greenwood. It matched all ...

The North Texas football team won a 45-44 overtime thriller at Tulsa behind the 332 passing yards of senior quarterback Tayven Jackson. The former Center Grove standout also threw for a pair of ...

Center Grove’s Sadie McLaughlin (8) tries to shoot past Whiteland’s Keiana Bostock (0) at the IHSAA Girls Soccer Sectional 13 semifinal at Whiteland. Keiana made the sliding save to prevent the goal.

Property taxes, education funding and quality of life will be three vital topics tackled by Johnson County’s elected officials next year.

Johnson’s experience — and that of her neighbors and other recent flood victims in central Indiana — represents the kinds of disruptions researchers say Indiana businesses should be prepared to face ...