Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Bill Oesterle, co-founder and CEO of Indianapolis-based Angie’s List, has donated $1 million to Purdue University to create the school’s first endowed professorship in information technology, the university announced today. The professorship, named the Olga Oesterle England Professorship of Information Technology, will first be held by […]
A major section of Keystone Avenue in Carmel is now closed for construction. Keystone between 131st Street and U.S. 31 will remain shut down for about 45 days. Carmel city leaders say the closure will help save more than a half-million dollars in construction costs and allow the new Keystone-136th Street interchange to open before […]
Police hope they have solved the case of a boater last seen on Valentine’s Day. Crews were called to the 4300 block of North Michigan Road yesterday after a bird watcher spotted a body in the White River. Ethan Runnels vanished two months ago while canoeing. Investigators won’t be able to make a positive identification […]
One person is dead after an accident about 1 a.m. today involving a pickup truck and a semi on 71st Street near Hollingsworth Drive in Indianapolis. The driver of the pickup died at the scene and the driver’s passenger was in serious condition at Wishard Hospital.
March home sales in central Indiana were down 2.7 percent compared with the same month last year, but the regional housing market could be showing signs of a rebound, according to F.C. Tucker Co. statistics released today. Overall, pending home sales for the region fell from 2,362 in March 2008 to 2,298 last month. Marion […]
Barnes & Thornburg LLP this morning announced the opening of its second new office within the past week – this one in Columbus, Ohio. The Indianapolis-based law firm’s Columbus office is its first foray into Ohio. It follows the Atlanta office that the law firm launched last week. Barnes & Thornburg now has nine locations […]
March home sales in central Indiana were down 2.7 percent compared with the same month last year, but the regional housing market could be showing signs of a rebound, according to F.C. Tucker Co. statistics released today. Overall, pending home sales for the region fell from 2,362 in March 2008 to 2,298 last month. Marion […]
Barnes & Thornburg LLP this morning announced the opening of its second new office within the past week – this one in Columbus, Ohio. The Indianapolis-based law firm’s Columbus office is its first foray into Ohio. It follows the Atlanta office that the law firm launched last week. Barnes & Thornburg now has nine locations […]
About 70 percent of Farm Bureau’s staff is female, and the company provides benefits and services designed…
Rating doctors via online services helps consumers make better health care decisions.
Bill York, who has worked in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway press room since 1958, is no longer with the Brickyard.
Despite a year when it made doctors around the state boil with frustration, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield still outscored most of its peers in a customer satisfaction rating.
The Green Ideas and Network Event April 22 will focus on green/sustainable projects and offer advice to business people, students
and the public about how to make the world more environmentally friendly.
Conrad Indianapolis has been recognized as the No. 1 U.S. hotel by Expedia Insiders’ Select List 2009.
Thanks to a $45,390 grant from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield,
the Central Indiana Council on Aging will offer seniors more information and support via its Web site.
On April 14 and 15, locally based Fabric Care Center will clean and press one business
interview suit for any job seeker free of charge, as long as the customer brings a current resume when dropping off clothing.
A feature film—written, produced and financed by a locally based production company—is gearing up to roll cameras at numerous locations downtown.
Practicing medicine has never been easy, but the profession is becoming particularly trying. Insurance companies are pounding down costs to the point that good factory managers make more money than some family doctors. Insurers also second-guess diagnoses and treatments, forcing some physicians to prescribe remedies they feel are inadequate. As if doctors needed another Excedrin […]
