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August 1, 2025
Indianapolis City Market overhaul project hit with multiple delays
The city will soon seek a new developer to unearth the catacombs under the western plaza as part of a series of redevelopment plans.
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July 31, 2025
Roger Penske sells a third of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar to Fox
Penske Entertainment has sold a one-third interest in the company to FOX. The deal is described as a strategic investment to boost IndyCar's growth. It includes a multi-year contract extension for Fox Sports' media rights.
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July 31, 2025
Central Indiana Kroger workers are fighting for higher pay. Here’s what to know
Kroger union members and management will head back to the bargaining table next week to negotiate a contract for workers in over 60 Central Indiana stores.
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August 4, 2025
Indiana Kroger workers demand higher wages from employer, transparency from union leadership
Kroger union members gathered across the street from an Indianapolis store Sunday to demand higher wages and better benefits. This push comes after the union rejected Kroger's recent contract proposal. This is the second tentative agreement the union has rejected in under two months.
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Public Affairs / August 1, 2025
Northwest Indiana advocates sue EPA for delaying steel pollution standards
The standards set by the Biden administration aim to address a kind of pollution that isn't being controlled right now — leaks of toxic heavy metals and fine particles that don't come from a single point like a smoke stack. This pollution puts people living nearby at a greater risk for lung and heart problems as well as certain cancers.
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Health / July 24, 2025
Riley surgeons perform Indiana’s first spine surgery on fetus inside the womb
The surgical procedure makes the hospital one of only a handful of places nationwide that offer this procedure.
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Education / July 24, 2025
Fewer Indiana high schoolers are going to college as enrollment hits record low
Indiana’s college enrollment rate has fallen to its lowest level on record, prompting new debate over education policy and workforce preparedness.
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