This week, find out how Citizens Energy group's acquisition of the Indianapolis water utility affected its bottom line and read about why politics are driving up gun sales. In Focus, see what advantage local tech up-and-comers have as a result of their location. And in A&E, columnist Bruce Hetrick shares his dreams.
This week, read about a dispute between the developer and contractors working on a new FBI building in Indianapolis and see why former grocery exec Danny O'Malia is spending a lot of time with local sports franchises. In Focus, find out where manufacturers are finding skilled workers. And in Forefront, columnists weigh in on the Legislature's increasingly rightward tilt.
This week, read about N.K. Hurst's decidedly unsexy product, which nevertheless fills pantry shelves and company coffers, and see why state legislators will spend the summer looking into key parts of Tony Bennett's education reforms. And in At Home Quarterly, check out a photo gallery of Paul and Sarah Lushin's Carmel playhouse.
This week, read about what the IndyCar Series is doing to drive up TV ratings and attendance and check out our recap of how business-related legislation fared in this year's General Assembly. In Focus, see why hospitals are pushing preemptive care. And in Behind the News, Greg Andrews take a look at what the current market conditions may mean for local companies contemplating an IPO.
This week, read about the Indiana Pacers' plans for ticket pricing and see what is posing a challenge to Republic Airways' turnaround plans. In Focus, meet Deron Kintner and find out how he's helping to transform Indianapolis. Lou Harry reviews IRT's "God of Carnage" in A&E, and a PGA exec outlines a course for the resurgence of the sport in the latest Golf & Travel magazine.
This week, find out how founding directors of local arts groups are laying groundwork for the next generation of leadership and read about MainGate Inc.'s effort to land a super contract with the NFL. In Focus, see why trucking firms are shunning clean-burning fuel. And in Forefront, columnist Aaron Renn weighs in on how Indianapolis' Center Township can be repopulated.
This week, read about local not-for-profit Christel House International's plans for a charter school targeting high school dropouts and find out why the Indianapolis Airport Authority is spending millions on bats. In Focus, see how the CityWay development downtown will integrate varied uses. And in A&E, get Lou Harry's take on "August: Osage County" at the Phoenix.
This week, see why the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's search for a CEO may be difficult and read about how the Indiana Department of Transportation is stepping up efforts to hold drivers responsible for damage they cause. In Behind the News, Greg Andrews takes a look at transcripts of indicted financier Tim Durham's phone conversations. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on "Godspell."
This week, read about what it will take for the Mind Trust to pull off its plan to overhaul IPS and find out why a member of the City-County Council wants to review the city's TIF-district strategy. In Focus, see what's next for Indianapolis' sports initiative. And check out a local startup that offers a "wing" woman service to help clients improve their social lives.
This week, read about bricks-and-mortar mainstay Stout's step into cyberspace and find out why a former ATA Airlines employee is trying to raise $5 million. In Forefront, Indiana's Senate candidates discuss how to fix Congressional gridlock. And see who made our Forty Under 40 list of upwardly mobile young professionals.
This week, find out what Indianapolis' first Super Bowl could mean for the future of the city—and then bookmark our special Super Bowl XLVI page, which will be updated with the latest coverage through Feb. 6. Also, read about what's brewing at the former Market Square Arena site. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on the "Turf" art showcase downtown.
This week, see how not-for-profit Second Helpings is helping the hospitality industry and find out why some Arcadia Resources investors are questioning a deal to sell the firm's pharmacy business. In Focus, read about investors eyeing Indiana companies. And in Forefront, check out what gubernatorial hopefuls Mike Pence and Jim Wallace have to say about merit pay for state workers.
This week, read about what downtown businesses are doing to adjust for Super Bowl crowds and find out how some small-business owners are adding to their bottom lines. In Focus, see why health care providers are bracing for an onslaught of data. And in A&E, check out the Ambassador bar's Mexican makeover.
This week, read about Indianapolis' new breed of street performers and meet the new generation of leadership at locally based LDI Ltd. In Focus, see what state schools chief Tony Bennett is doing to gear up for re-election. And Ed Feigenbaum examines the big stories brewing this legislative session.
This week, find out why USA Track & Field athletes want more financial freedom and read about a new venue that aims to be a hub for the local startup community. In Focus, check out IBJ's guide to navigating the Super Bowl. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on Beef & Boards' "Baggy Pants Burlesque."
This week, check out IBJ's roundup of the top business stories of 2011 and see what A&E Editor Lou Harry thinks were the best shows of the year. Have some downtime? Work Mickey Maurer's annual puzzle. And find out what's on the minds of our Forefront columnists.
This week, find out why a powerful lawmaker wants to revise Indiana's charity gambling law and read about the real estate implications of the region's latest mass-transit plan. In Focus, our legislative preview offers a look at the forces gathering for the right-to-work showdown. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares state film critics' picks for the best flicks of 2011.
This week, see what folks are saying about the city's new "outdoor room" along Georgia Street and find out how state transportation officials are trying to speed up roadwork. In A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on holiday entertainment. And in Forefront, Indiana gubernatorial candidates spell out their jobs plans.
