Prime Beverage Group will lease the 900k‑plus Velocity 74 Trade Center in Fairland and convert it into a beverage production and packaging plant. The move gives the co‑packer a Midwest hub near Indianapolis.

Do it Best announced Wednesday it will move True Value’s headquarters from Chicago to Fort Wayne’s Electric Works, consolidating corporate teams and adding jobs. The shift is part of an ongoing integration of the two companies.

Butter Sugar Flour expanded its Trafalgar bakehouse and rolled out a lunch menu with house-made focaccia sandwiches and salads.

An appeals panel partially reversed a lower-court dismissal and gave Ed Carpenter Racing a chance to amend parts of its $8.4M suit against former sponsors.

Noblesville’s downtown parade steps off this Saturday; Forest Park hosts a free festival with live music, shuttles and a 10 p.m. fireworks finale. Parking passes and traffic plans are in effect.

Two Wayne Township firefighters were hurt fighting a west-side house fire; crews set up a cooling tent and rotated crews in the heat.

The Department of Energy named Fishers-based American Resources among five projects in a $75M pilot to recover rare earths from coal, spotlighting central Indiana’s refining plans.

A local podcast and a Fox59 segment examine allegations that Elizabeth Teckenbrock admitted to faking cancer and soliciting more than $1M. Podcast producers and victims are central to the reporting.

A prolonged heat wave will push highs near 95°F and feels‑like temps above 105°F. Cooling centers are available and storms are likely over the holiday weekend.

A Greenwood contractor says a $1.53M gold deal fell apart, stalling a development and prompting a lawsuit.

Court documents say a Muncie man tried to run down a man outside a downtown homeless shelter; preliminary charges include OWI with serious injury.

A 21-year-old Kokomo man, identified as Brisjonta Richmond, died June 26 after being struck while riding an electric scooter at Sycamore and 17th, police say.

A Greenfield man was arrested last week and now faces felony counts after prosecutors say semi‑trailers sold to buyers never showed up, with losses nearing six figures.