6/23/26 PM UPDATE: Arrive AI expanding in Greenfield; Holiday World teases new attraction; Indiana's unemployment rate ticks up

7/14/26 PM UPDATE: Indiana home sales rise; Copperworks invests $32M in New Haven facility; Indiana Chamber updates economic plan

Inside Indiana Business Radio for the afternoon of July 14, 2026. Indiana's housing market posted steady gains through the first half of 2026, according to the Indiana Association of Realtors. SDI LaFarga Copperworks is investing $32 million to expand its manufacturing operations in New Haven, adding two buildings and 12 jobs. The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has updated its Prosperity 2035 economic vision plan. Indiana pharmacy regulators have approved a disciplinary settlement with IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital. Inflation cooled more than expected in June as lower gasoline prices helped ease overall price growth. Plus, a new program to help northeast Indiana manufacturers divert waste from landfills while reducing transportation costs and truck traffic. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideIndianaBusiness.com.

7/14/26 AM UPDATE: Zero waste-to-landfill program launches; Indy data center moratorium advances; READI Arts & Culture grants awarded

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of July 14, 2026. New Jersey-based Reworld has launched a program in Fort Wayne that helps northeast Indiana manufacturers keep waste out of landfills. Officials in Indianapolis have advanced a proposed data center moratorium. Gov. Mike Braun's office has awarded more than $62 million in grants to support arts and culture projects throughout the state. Plus, the ACLU of Indiana has filed suit over alleged poor conditions at the Monroe County Jail, and a construction contract has been awarded for a $7 million pedestrian bridge project in Fort Wayne. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

7/13/26 PM UPDATE: Newton County bank closes; New CEO for STARTedUP Foundation; State employees to receive bonus

Inside Indiana Business Radio for the afternoon of July 10, 2026. The FDIC has closed Kentland Federal Savings and Loan Association and entered into an agreement with Kentland Bank to purchase the assets and assume the deposits of Kentland Federal. The STARTedUP Foundation in Indianapolis has promoted from within to name its new CEO. A Vincennes University professor has been named an Indiana Master Farmer. Plus, a South Bend deli owner marks 10 years in business, and Gov. Mike Braun has announced one-time bonuses for state employees. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideIndianaBusiness.com.

7/13/26 AM UPDATE: SK Hynix moves forward in West Lafayette; Improve 64 project begins; Judge upholds law on IU board appointments

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of July 13, 2026. South Korea-based chipmaker SK Hynix is moving forward with construction on its $3.87 billion semiconductor packaging plant in West Lafayette. Work is set to begin today on the Improve 64 project in Floyd County. The annual Monon Bell Classic is set to be held on neutral grown for the first time in over a century. Plus, a judge has upheld a law giving Gov. Mike Braun full control over appointments to the IU board of trustees. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

7/10/26 PM UPDATE: Fort Wayne Metals expands, Portage and Indianapolis weighs data center rules; Indiana tightens four-day school waiver requirements

Inside Indiana Business Radio for the afternoon of July 10, 2026. Fort Wayne Metals has announced plans for an $18.5 million investment and 150 new jobs in northeast Indiana after its acquisition by New York-based Axel Johnson Incorporated. The Portage City Council is considering new zoning rules that would limit where future data centers can be built through a proposed Technology Campus District. Evansville-based Southwest Indiana Recovery and Empowerment will transition its recovery and reentry programs to Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare later this month. Indiana K-12 schools seeking a four-day schedule must now meet new state performance standards. Indianapolis council leaders are pursuing a moratorium on new data center development. Plus, Terre Haute officials are focusing on helping existing businesses grow while continuing efforts to attract new investment. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideIndianaBusiness.com.