A wave of data‑center proposals — from a Sabey campus to Metrobloks and RadiusDC projects — has prompted packed hearings and new scrutiny over power, water and neighborhood impact. Local officials are weighing rules as residents push back.

INCOG BioPharma to invest $200 million in expanding its Indiana facility, aiming to employ nearly 1,000 people by 2030 for injectable drug manufacturing.

The Circle Centre Mall in Indianapolis will be redeveloped into Traction Yards, featuring open spaces, commercial and office areas, and residences, with the first phase to be completed in 2029.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited Indiana, touring Everett Farms and speaking at the National FFA Convention. Rep. Baird highlighted the state's agricultural importance and noted Taiwan's intent to buy Indiana crops.

Jay Johnson, a prominent radio and television personality known as "Super Jay," has died at 78 after a long illness, leaving a lasting legacy in the media industry.

Parkview Health plans to open a new $150 million hospital in Lebanon, Indiana, by 2028, adding over 200 jobs and expanding healthcare access in Boone County. The facility at Hickory Junction includes emergency, inpatient, and surgical care.

The historic Kincaid House in Fishers will be deconstructed due to decay. Its bricks will be reused at Fishers AgriPark, blending heritage with new community projects.

Indianapolis is negotiating with Populous to design a proposed $220 million soccer stadium, potentially for an MLS team.

The Corner at Fort Ben, Lawrence's new commercial hub, launches with a groundbreaking event on April 22, offering high-end dining and retail in a 15,000 sq ft space.

A proposed 391-acre data center campus in Morgan County, Indiana, is awaiting rezoning approval, with community meetings for local engagement scheduled.

The City of Bloomington encourages residents to apply for funds to improve their neighborhoods through the Neighborhood Improvement Grant, detailed on their website.

Yvonda A. Bean is named the new CEO of the Indianapolis Housing Agency, set to start on February 17, bringing her extensive housing experience to address the agency's challenges.

The Noblesville Common Council approved a $250 million development project near Morse Reservoir, despite local concerns over environmental impacts and increased traffic.