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SPORTS BUSINESS

Indiana high school football — Week 5 recap: streaks, coach milestones and record performances

The Colts’ Indiana Football Digest recapped Week 5 high school football, highlighting coach career milestones, program- and individual-record performances, extended win/loss streaks and a weather-forced postponement announced for Sept. 18. The report lists notable games and streaks statewide, including multiple 100th-career wins and single-game scoring records.

Sep 23, 2026 · Indianapolis ColtsRead BusinessIndy brief →
REAL ESTATE

Japan-Midwest summit in Indianapolis spotlights nearly 290 Japanese-owned Indiana facilities and about 62,000 jobs

About 500 leaders from Japan and nine Midwestern states gathered in Indianapolis for a three-day Japan‑Midwest summit, the 56th annual joint meeting hosted by Gov. Mike Braun and organized with the Japan‑America Society of Indiana. The conference highlighted nearly 290 Japanese-owned Indiana facilities employing about 62,000 Hoosiers.

Sep 11, 2026 · WISH-TVRead BusinessIndy brief →
GOVERNMENT & POLICY

Indiana BMV’s planned mobile driver’s license could alter how banks, bars and others verify customer age and ID

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will offer an optional mobile driver’s license app that lets Hoosiers verify age or identity using phone biometrics without replacing physical cards. The BMV says the option should be ready within 18 months, but it currently has no vendor or cost estimate.

Sep 3, 2026 · Indiana Capital ChronicleRead BusinessIndy brief →
HEALTHCARE

Up to 300,000 Indiana Medicaid expansion adults may face new 80‑hour monthly work‑reporting rule, raising administrative demands

State officials estimate 200,000–300,000 Medicaid expansion adults could be subject to a new work requirement that takes effect Jan. 1, 2027; applicants and renewals that month must document 80 hours of work, school, training or volunteering in Oct.–Dec. 2026. Key verification and exemption procedures remain unfinished.

Aug 12, 2026 · Indiana Capital ChronicleRead BusinessIndy brief →