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796 releases · 205 companies
Alro Metals announced in its October newsletter (posted 10/30/2026) that it has opened a new 254,000‑square‑foot facility in Oviedo, Florida. According to the company, the facility expands Alro’s presence and capabilities in the Orlando market. The item appeared as part of the Alro Newsletter October 2026, which highlights company news and industry activity.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons reported that Intellectual Asset Management included partners David E. De Lorenzi and Robert E. Rudnick in its 2027 Global Leaders guide. The October 30 release identifies both as members of the firm’s intellectual property practice.
Read original release ↗HNTB said it served as lead civil engineer and civil engineer of record for Salt Lake City International Airport’s completed redevelopment. Its October 30 release describes work on roadways, taxiways, utilities and transit connections while the Utah airport remained operational.
Read original release ↗Amcor said it earned two 2026 Tube of the Year Awards from the Tube Council of North America for packaging created with Ocean Potion and Every Man Jack. The company reported its work was recognized in two program categories — Pharmaceutical and Personal Care — and highlighted Ocean Potion’s decorative SPF tube and Every Man Jack’s 45% post-consumer recycled-content white laminate tube. Amcor described the projects as examples of packaging reinforcing brand identity while meeting sustainability and print-quality goals.
Read original release ↗RENOLIT said it opened a geomembrane plant in Pune, India, on October 14. Its October 29 announcement gives the facility an annual capacity of 6,000 tons and a workforce of about 30 people.
Read original release ↗Arcamed marked its 15th anniversary in an October 29 company announcement. The Indianapolis manufacturer described its development from surgical cases and trays into broader orthopedic contract manufacturing, citing earlier investments in robotics and employee training.
Read original release ↗Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC
Atlas Technical Consultants named Daniela Machado senior vice president and West Region director. The October 29 Denver announcement says she will oversee regional growth and client relationships across the western United States.
Read original release ↗According to Beacon Health System, Lee and Jane Herschberger’s son Aleks was born prematurely and spent his first month in the NICU before coming home on Christmas Eve 2023. After switching providers, the family established care with Nancy Pudlo, MD, at Beacon Medical Group Main Street Pediatrics in Granger, using Beacon’s online scheduling. Dr. Pudlo referred Aleks to First Steps for developmental assessment, and the family reports that timely access, same-day visits and compassionate care helped Aleks make strong progress.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced that Pacific Sage Partners (PSP), an Edmonds, Washington–based wealth management firm led by founder and CEO Mark Anderson, has joined CAPTRUST. CAPTRUST said PSP advises on approximately $1.1 billion in client assets and is an eight-person team. The firm noted PSP will adopt the CAPTRUST brand and that the addition expands CAPTRUST’s presence in the Pacific Northwest, where CAPTRUST already has offices in Wenatchee and Bellevue, Washington.
Read original release ↗CNO Financial Group said it reported third quarter 2026 net income of $161 million and net operating income of $179 million, with operating earnings per share up 47% for the quarter. The company said it raised its 2026 operating EPS guidance (midpoint up 9%) and reported a return on equity of 16.4%. CNO also said it closed an October 1, 2026 reinsurance transaction reinsuring approximately $270 million of Colonial Penn graded benefit life statutory reserves.
Read original release ↗Community First Bank of Indiana
Community First Bank of Indiana said it officially broke ground on its first Zionsville branch on October 29, 2026. The bank stated the new location at 11055 Ambrose Lane will serve as its Boone County hub, offering personal and business banking, commercial lending, private banking and mortgage services, plus a community conference room. Construction partners include Wurster Construction, MSKTD & Associates, and JPS Consulting Engineers, and the bank anticipates opening in late spring 2027.
Read original release ↗CSO Architects named Derek Gerow, Brad Nobbe, Emily Newton and Nick Wissing as principals in its October 29 announcement. The firm also reported promotions at associate principal, senior associate and associate levels.
Read original release ↗EY-Parthenon reports that 62% of consumers plan to spend the same or more on holiday gifts, even as 42% feel more stressed about affording gifts. The practice forecasts a 5.2% increase in US holiday retail sales to $1.08 trillion for the Nov–Dec season. Based on responses from more than 1,500 US consumers, EY-Parthenon says shoppers are prioritizing promotions, cutting discretionary spending, favoring physical gifts, and increasingly self-gifting to manage affordability pressures.
Read original release ↗Ernst & Young LLP reports findings from a survey of 200 US state and local government decision-makers showing 68% said their modernization initiatives delivered positive ROI over the past two years. The firm notes leaders remain concerned about legacy-system spending (38% spend significantly more on maintenance vs. 12% on new solutions), widespread use of unauthorized “shadow SI” tools (84% concerned), and challenges attracting talent and securing funding—despite 96% reporting a documented modernization roadmap.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons announced Christopher A. Villa as a partner in its Dallas real estate practice. The firm said he joins from The Beck Group, where he served as senior counsel supporting construction, architecture and design-build operations.
Read original release ↗Hancock Health announced that Hancock Regional Hospital was named to Newsweek’s America’s Best-in-State Hospitals list for 2027. The recognition, produced by Newsweek in partnership with global data firm Statista, evaluates hospitals on measures including hospital quality, patient experience, professional recommendations and patient-reported outcomes. Hancock Health said the honor reflects its commitment to high-quality, compassionate care across Hancock County and East Central Indiana and quoted President and CEO Steve Long praising staff dedication to patient safety and quality.
Read original release ↗HNTB announced a new downtown San Francisco office at 505 Montgomery Street. Its October 29 release says the location extends its Northern California network alongside offices in Oakland, San Jose and Sacramento.
Read original release ↗HNTB announced Jessica Smith as a project director in its Central States office. The October 29 Kansas City release cites her transportation-project experience serving state and municipal clients across Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa.
Read original release ↗Kelley Kronenberg Attorneys at Law
Kelley Kronenberg published the "Workers' Compensation Newsletter: Q3 2026 Edition" on October 29, 2026. The firm released the newsletter as part of its News & Events resources to provide legal insights and industry updates, and invites readers to stay connected on LinkedIn. Contact details and multiple office locations for Kelley Kronenberg are provided on the page.
Read original release ↗Kelly announced that Sevayo, its proprietary workforce technology platform, now includes a generative AI assistant, voice-enabled requisition intake, and built-in live market data to help hiring managers make faster, better-informed talent decisions. Kelly says Sevayo connects clients’ ATS, VMS, and HRIS systems, aggregates workforce and spend data, and supports MSP and RPO programs, enabling scenario modeling, talent market predictions, and unified workforce insights for contingent and full-time hiring.
Read original release ↗Lozier said it sponsored an October 28 Women in Manufacturing Nebraska event at Metropolitan Community College in Omaha. Its October 29 announcement describes a careers panel and shop demonstrations for students and educators.
Read original release ↗Proof Digital says its October newsletter explains how many AI bots and crawlers can help search engines and AI tools find and recommend company content, and outlines which bots to welcome or block. The firm highlights a new website launch for client Meyer Najem, featuring a modern design and a filterable project portfolio across 13 sectors. Proof Digital also notes it turned 14 on Halloween and released a podcast episode with Dr. Jeremy Weisz about AI readiness for small businesses.
Read original release ↗Zimmer Biomet said it will present its vision for connected orthopedic surgery at the November 5–8 AAHKS meeting in the Dallas area, including a November 6 symposium. The company says its future robotics vision does not describe a product currently available for sale.
Read original release ↗Allison Transmission said it was named Supplier of the Year by Idealease, marking the company's third recognition from Idealease (previously honored in 2018 and 2022). According to Allison, the partnership with Idealease spans four decades, with nearly 100% of Idealease's medium-duty vehicles equipped with Allison fully automatic transmissions. Allison stated the award reflects its commitment to product performance, customer service and long-term fleet support.
Read original release ↗Amcor announced that its PP Revolution™ dip cups were honored by the U.S. Plastics Pact in the Recyclability category. Amcor said the polypropylene cups are designed for recyclability, are available in sizes from 0.5 to 2.0oz, run on existing filling equipment with no capital modifications, and can scale in as little as six weeks. The company reported a 70% reduction in carbon footprint and 63% reduction in non-renewable energy versus the PVdC coated HIPS baseline, per its lifecycle analysis.
Read original release ↗Black Onyx Management said it hosted a virtual program with local and national participants about community benefits agreements in Indianapolis. Its October 28 release describes discussions about housing affordability, local hiring and ways for neighborhoods to seek commitments from developers.
Read original release ↗Keystone Group announced Mark Jindra as vice president of asset management. The company said he will oversee hotel asset performance, acquisition underwriting and future hospitality investments, drawing on experience with JLL’s Hotels & Hospitality Group and White Lodging.
Read original release ↗Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store
Uranus Fudge Factory & General Store recommends road-trip snacks that are one-hand friendly, shelf-stable, and low-mess, including seasoned peanuts (Redneck Nutz), popcorn, beef jerky and beef sticks, saltwater taffy, and (in cold weather) fudge. The company notes product prices and offers on its site, ships Redneck Nutz, jerky, popcorn, saltwater taffy and fudge nationwide from UranusGeneralStore.com, and mentions retail locations and hours in St. Robert, Richmond and Anderson for in-person purchases.
Read original release ↗Aquestive Therapeutics said it will report third quarter 2026 financial results and recent business highlights after market close on November 3, 2026, and will host an investor conference call on November 4, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. ET. The company stated investors must register in advance to participate and that a live webcast and a replay (archived for 30 days) will be available on the Investors section of Aquestive’s website. Aquestive noted its New Jersey headquarters and U.S. manufacturing in Indiana.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health announces the opening of a community garden at Bowen Health – Bremen (1120 W South St., Bremen, IN 46506). The garden, free and open to anyone in Bremen and surrounding areas, supplies fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost and offers opportunities to learn gardening and connect with nature. Bowen Health says the Bremen garden is one of three community garden projects across its 22-county service area developed with local partners in response to community requests.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health says it opened a community garden at its Wabash location as a free resource for anyone in Wabash and surrounding communities, offering access to fresh fruits and vegetables. The Wabash garden is described as the first of three current community gardens across Bowen Health’s 22-county service area. Bowen Health reports the garden was created in partnership with the Purdue Extension Master Gardeners and will remain at the previous address (255 North Miami St.) while clinical services relocate to 1649 Bowen Dr. on November 2, 2026.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health says it opened a community garden behind its Huntington location at 2860 Northpark Ave to provide residents with an accessible source of homegrown produce. The Huntington garden is one of three publicly available community gardens across Bowen Health’s 22-county service area. Bowen Health states the gardens aim to address food insecurity—citing Feeding America data that 5,700 people (15.5%) in Huntington County experience food insecurity—and to foster community connection and integrated mind-body care.
Read original release ↗First Busey Corporation said third quarter 2026 net income was $55.8 million, or $0.61 per diluted share ($0.63 adjusted), with operating revenue of $194.3 million. The company reported a $9.6 million provision expense due primarily to one commercial relationship, wealth management revenue up 15.5% year-over-year, an efficiency ratio of 54.4%, and annualized deposit growth of 11%. Loan balances declined as approximately $65 million of lender finance loans were repositioned to held for sale. Common Equity Tier 1 capital rose to 12.5% despite $188.4 million in year-to-date share repurchases.
Read original release ↗BWX Technologies said its Advanced Fuels subsidiary signed a multiyear agreement with Antares Nuclear for TRISO fuel production. The company said manufacturing will take place in Lynchburg, Virginia, with specific delivery quantities and schedules set through future task orders.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy reported Q3 2026 net income of $331 million ($0.50 GAAP EPS; $0.53 non-GAAP EPS) and said growth and rate recovery drove results. The company raised 2026 non-GAAP EPS guidance to $1.90–$1.92, initiated 2027 non-GAAP EPS guidance of $2.07–$2.09, increased its 10-year capital plan by $4.0 billion to $70.7 billion, and accelerated $1.5 billion of investment into 2026–2030. CenterPoint stated it extended its non-GAAP EPS growth outlook through 2030.
Read original release ↗DMI announced Q Suite, a portfolio of AI tools for customer-controlled environments. The company said the initial offerings address documents, knowledge management, reporting, IT operations and related workflows.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons announced that Seth Liebenstein and Amir-Kia Waxman joined its New York office as partners in the Real Estate and Tax groups, respectively. The firm said the appointments extend its transactional and cross-border capabilities.
Read original release ↗First Watch announced a holiday menu scheduled to run through Jan. 4, 2027, including a bacon and Brie hash and a caramel apple cinnamon roll. The company says Tampa Bay and select recently opened restaurants are excluded.
Read original release ↗JPMorganChase says a new brief, Workforce Is Infrastructure: Building an Employer-Driven Workforce System That Delivers, examines how Greater Philadelphia can strengthen employer-education-workforce connections to support growth in advanced manufacturing, logistics, and industrial production. The company reports the region has more than 3.35 million workers, about 178,500 manufacturing jobs, and over $21 billion in announced commercial investment tied to 16 projects (approximately 7,500 expected jobs). The brief outlines priorities and coincides with a JPMorganChase-hosted Philadelphia Local Impact Lab convening regional partners.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder published a Security Tip of the Week (October 27, 2026) advising that vishing—voice phishing where attackers impersonate IT support—can trick employees into approving authentication requests or entering device codes, allowing criminals (including extortion groups such as ShinyHunters) to gain or retain account access. The company recommends verifying unexpected requests through established channels, never approving authentication you did not initiate, signing out of devices after credential changes, and exercising caution. Keller Schroeder also highlights KnowBe4 as a partner for social engineering training.
Read original release ↗KellyOCG, the outsourcing and consulting group of Kelly, announced it was named the top provider on HRO Today’s 2026 Baker’s Dozen Customer Satisfaction Ratings: Total Workforce Solutions. The company said it placed No. 1 for quality of service, No. 2 for breadth of service, and No. 3 for size of deals, producing the No. 1 overall ranking. KellyOCG cited its Sevayo integrated workforce technology, consulting expertise, and global footprint as supporting factors.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA announced that Rick Cater, its design engineering manager in the Energy & Utilities Engineering department, completed an MBA in Organizational Leadership at Youngstown State University. The company said Cater graduated with honors while continuing his engineering-management work.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency, Inc. announced that its offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 3rd in observance of a Mental Health Day. The agency said offices will resume normal operating hours on Wednesday, November 4th. The notice was issued by Pace Community Action Agency, Inc., a private not-for-profit Community Action Agency that provides support services to improve the community and encourage self-reliance.
Read original release ↗1st Source Bank says higher bond yields have altered the fixed-income opportunity set, with investment-grade yields around 5%–6% and high-yield rates 6%–8%. The bank notes headline equity returns (S&P 500 up ~12%–13%) mask narrow participation: semiconductors—now roughly 15%–20% of the S&P 500 and up about 50% year-to-date—are a primary driver. The firm also highlights near-$1 trillion annual AI investment and concentration and financing risks that merit careful monitoring.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System announced that Beacon Children’s Hospital, supported by a $3,000 grant from The Toy Foundation, has introduced a specialized sensory-support cart to improve care for neurodivergent pediatric patients. The cart includes noise-reducing headphones, weighted lap mats, sensory and fidget tools, and calming activities. A local volunteer created custom 3D-printed play and mobility items, and grant funding also expanded staff education through partnerships including the Logan Center. The cart rolled out across the hospital in fall 2026.
Read original release ↗On October 26, 2026, Brainstorm Print published a company news article outlining five Halloween marketing ideas for small businesses. The piece notes Halloween is a "multi-billion dollar commercial holiday" and recommends decorating storefronts, using social media, hosting contests, offering themed sales, and organizing community trick-or-treat events. Brainstorm Print presents these tactics as practical, seasonally focused ways for businesses to draw attention, engage customers, and potentially increase sales.
Read original release ↗Forvis Mazars advises investors that home health, hospice, and home care remain attractive M&A sectors driven by aging demographics and patient preference for in‑home care. The firm highlights key value drivers—labor risk, technology and reporting, and consolidation strategies—and notes operational headwinds including state actions and a CMS nationwide moratorium on new Medicare certified home health agencies and hospices effective May 13, 2026. Forvis Mazars offers Home Care & Hospice advisory services to support transition readiness and operational improvement.
Read original release ↗Horizon Bank announced Kim Modigell as vice president and group commercial lending manager. The bank said she has more than 24 years of industry experience and most recently served as a senior commercial loan officer.
Read original release ↗Image First Health Care Laundry
ImageFIRST announced its 6th Annual HeroesFIRST Contest winners on October 26, 2026, recognizing eight healthcare workers from Washington, Minnesota, Connecticut, Texas, New Jersey, Florida, and Rhode Island. The company said more than 600 nominations were submitted, 20 finalists were selected, and the public voted to determine winners who will share cash prizes totaling $16,500. ImageFIRST noted local celebrations will be held and that winners may opt to direct an equivalent donation to a charity of their choice.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Indians announced game times for their 125th season in 2027. The season opens Friday, March 26 at 4:05 PM at the Toledo Mud Hens; the regular season home opener at Victory Field is Tuesday, April 6 vs. the Iowa Cubs with first pitch at 6:35 PM. Key home dates include Mother’s Day (May 9, 1:35 PM), Memorial Day (May 31, 6:35 PM) and Independence Day (July 4, 7:05 PM). The club is accepting deposits for group and premium ticket packages and directs inquiries to IndyIndians.com and the Victory Field Box Office.
Read original release ↗Latitude Commercial said Rock Counter Kitchen & Bath leased 2,400 square feet at 142 W. Lincoln Highway in Schererville, Indiana. The brokerage described the deal in its October 26 company announcement.
Read original release ↗Mitchell-Fleming Printing Inc. published a News Archive article (October 26, 2026) presenting five Halloween marketing ideas for businesses. The company recommends decorating storefronts, using social media with themed content, hosting contests, offering seasonal sales or flash promotions, and organizing community trick-or-treat events with branded candy. Mitchell-Fleming frames these tactics as ways to draw attention, engage customers, build community presence, and potentially increase sales during the Halloween season.
Read original release ↗Zimmer Biomet announced founding sponsorship of the Arthritis Foundation’s Comeback Club, a community connecting people who have had joint replacement with those considering treatment. The announcement said the program will launch at selected Jingle Bell Run events in November and December.
Read original release ↗Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc. announced it will operate under the unified Allison enterprise brand following its acquisition of Dana Incorporated’s Off-Highway Drive & Motion Systems business. Effective October 23, 2026, the Allison Transmission and Allison Off-Highway Drive & Motion Systems business units will operate under the Allison name while established product brands such as Spicer™, Brevini™, GWB™, Fairfield™ and Graziano™ will be retained and continue to be developed, sold and serviced.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System reports that associates, physicians, leaders and board members held a ribbon cutting and tours Oct. 23, 2026, to mark the opening of Memorial Hospital’s new Intensive Care Unit. The new ICU, part of the patient tower project, provides expanded space for patients, families and care teams to enhance collaboration, comfort and healing. Beacon highlights remarks from Marie DeStefano, Matt Koscielski, MD, Martha Smith and Chaplain Sarah Samson in a posted video reflecting on the project and care teams.
Read original release ↗Krieg DeVault announced its inclusion in the ABA Health Law Section’s Midwestern firm recognition list. The firm said the honorary listing reflects section membership, rather than legal skill or qualifications, and does not carry an ABA endorsement.
Read original release ↗Latitude Commercial said 7 Brew signed a lease for a drive-thru coffee location at 7833 Indianapolis Boulevard in Hammond, Indiana. The brokerage represented the landlord and reported a target opening in the first quarter of 2027.
Read original release ↗Salas O’Brien announced on October 23, 2026 that it has joined the Databricks Partner Program to connect its data and AI expertise with knowledge of buildings, plants, and critical systems. The firm says the partnership helps link operational data to specific assets and processes, provides governance and access controls to protect sensitive facility information, and expands staff opportunities to build skills on the Databricks platform, enabling safer, more actionable data-driven decisions.
Read original release ↗Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc. announced it will report financial results for the third quarter 2026 before market open on Friday, November 6, 2026. The company stated it will hold a conference call the same day at 10:00 a.m. CT to discuss results with the investment community, and that a live webcast and replay will be accessible from the Atmus investor relations website. Atmus described itself as a global leader in filtration and media solutions headquartered in Nashville, Tenn.
Read original release ↗BWXT stated on Oct. 22, 2026 that while it has been in discussions with government and industry in Poland regarding deployment of microreactors and small modular reactors, no investment decision has been made. The company said any investment would depend on firm orders and the extent of the opportunity, and that it looks forward to continuing the dialogue as Poland pursues energy security and resiliency. The statement was issued by BWX Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: BWXT).
Read original release ↗DMI said its MyServe platform received Mobile Device Management Platform of the Year recognition in the 2026 Mobile Breakthrough Awards. The announcement describes the platform’s device purchasing, inventory, cost management, support and retirement functions.
Read original release ↗Elanco announced that Jamie Preston will join the company as Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer, effective November 3, 2026. The company said Preston, who spent 23 years at Eli Lilly in progressive global HR roles, will succeed Dave Kinard, who intends to retire at year-end and will support a seamless leadership transition. Elanco stated Preston will lead workforce innovation, inclusion, and talent development as part of the company’s global HR leadership team.
Read original release ↗EY-Parthenon reports that 54% of US GLP-1 users take the medication primarily for weight management, driving changes in consumer behavior including reduced sweet and salty snack consumption, increased fresh produce and protein intake, and wardrobe changes (72% changed clothing sizes; 46% switched apparel brands). The EY-Parthenon GLP-1 Consumer Survey (March–May 2026) included 14,883 general-population respondents and 3,602 current or former GLP-1 users; the research projects 35%–40% of US adults will have used a GLP-1 by 2033.
Read original release ↗Flaherty & Collins Properties reported that an October 21 ribbon cutting marked the grand opening of The Marquee at Cedar Lee in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The company said the project includes 206 apartments and about 8,500 square feet of ground-floor commercial space.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced that cardiac electrophysiologist Ali Azeem joined its physician network in Michigan City. The health system said his practice is based at the Franciscan Health Heart Center in the medical pavilion at 3500 Franciscan Way.
Read original release ↗Magnera describes its HighPleat™ platform as a lofted pleated filtration media for MERV 8–10 applications that increases media loft and optimizes pore architecture to improve airflow and contaminant storage. The company states internal testing showed mean pore size 15–20% larger than conventional alternatives and that customer evaluations demonstrated increased dirt-holding capacity and extended service intervals. Magnera invites attendees to meet its team at FiltXPO™ on October 28–29 in Minneapolis (Booth 527).
Read original release ↗Radio & Television Services - WTIU/WFIU
WFIU/WTIU News reports that several temporary street closures and parking restrictions will be in effect Oct. 30 for the IU Homecoming parade returning to Kirkwood Avenue. The parade is scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m.; Washington Street will close to traffic beginning at 2:30 p.m. The report states parking will be prohibited on Kirkwood Avenue from Walnut Street to Indiana Avenue and that additional nearby streets will also prohibit parking until the parade concludes.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced on October 21, 2026 that a Raleigh-based wealth management team led by Clark Abbott and Robert Hartinger has joined the firm. The practice, founded in 2021 and previously part of RHA Wealth, serves over 190 clients and manages more than $300 million in client assets. The team will move into CAPTRUST’s headquarters with three additional colleagues, adopt the CAPTRUST brand, and join a firm CAPTRUST says employs over 2,000 nationwide (over 590 in North Carolina).
Read original release ↗Forvis Mazars announced a $200,000 donation to Special Olympics International through its foundation. The firm said its staff could also take part in volunteer activities with Special Olympics programs in the communities where it operates.
Read original release ↗KOCH Finishing Systems says it designs, engineers, and installs custom, turnkey automated rack plating lines to improve throughput and protect parts in finishing operations. The company describes features such as controllable rack tilt and travel, programmable drip trays, integrated agitation and cleaning, synchronized hoist integration, and advanced controls for steady electrical regulation and automatic fluid management. KOCH states these systems aim to reduce chemical carryover, promote uniform coatings, lower scrap rates, and stabilize daily production yields.
Read original release ↗Group 1001 announced $120,000 for Habitat for Humanity of Boone County through a Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis matching program. The company said Delaware Life and Clear Spring Life each contributed $15,000, with the bank adding $45,000 to each grant for Habitat’s homeownership program.
Read original release ↗Kelley Kronenberg Attorneys at Law
Kelley Kronenberg published the First-Party Property Newsletter: October 2026 Edition on October 21, 2026. The firm’s newsletter, categorized under App News and First-Party Property Appellate Edition ITK, provides legal insights and updates related to first-party property matters. The publication lists the firm’s office locations, contact phone and email, and encourages readers to stay connected via LinkedIn. The newsletter appears on Kelley Kronenberg’s website and is presented as a firm-issued informational update.
Read original release ↗Open Door Health Services describes a partnership with eKeeper that began in 2002 and has grown as Open Door’s technology needs expanded. In 2026, eKeeper collaborated with Open Door on internal communication and documentation, and on emergency alerting and security awareness. eKeeper is a presenting sponsor of this year’s Monster Dash 5K, has sponsored all three 5K events, and its staff participated in the Decades Dash 5K in 2024, reflecting ongoing local engagement, Open Door says.
Read original release ↗Packaging Corporation of America (PCA)
Packaging Corporation of America reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $262 million, or $2.93 per share, and net income of $272 million, or $3.04 per share, excluding special items. The company said third-quarter net sales were $2.6 billion; Packaging segment operating income was $397.8 million and Paper segment operating income was $29.0 million. PCA reported total corrugated products shipments were up 10.6% and stated it expects fourth-quarter earnings of $2.81 per share excluding special items.
Read original release ↗Salas O’Brien says Harry Kleiser, PE, president of the firm’s federal team, will moderate a panel at the 2026 Association of Defense Communities (ADC) Installation Innovation Forum in Tampa Bay. The October 27 session, “Getting Creative: Leveraging Non-FAR Procurement to Execute Enterprise Defense Programs,” will examine how non‑FAR procurement approaches can accelerate defense modernization, strengthen public‑private partnerships, and support large‑scale military infrastructure and program-based delivery efforts.
Read original release ↗Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store
Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store says it sells four peanut butter fudge varieties — Peanut Butter, Peanut Butter & Chocolate, and reduced-sugar versions of both — each $19.99 per one-pound box. The company states the fudges are made fresh in its on-site kitchen and ship nationwide from UranusGeneralStore.com. Uranus notes in-store availability at its St. Robert, Missouri location and Indiana stores, storage guidance, and allergen information that the fudge contains peanuts, milk and soy.
Read original release ↗American Structurepoint announced an expansion of traffic engineering services in the Dallas–Fort Worth market. The Indianapolis-based firm said Doug Burnett joined as traffic project manager, becoming its first traffic engineer based in the North Texas design center.
Read original release ↗Batesville announced it will exhibit burial, cremation, personalization, and technology solutions at the 2026 NFDA International Convention & Expo in Charlotte, October 25-28. The company said attendees can visit Booth #1631 for burial, cremation, technology and personalization offerings and Booth #1441 for military memorialization. Batesville highlighted new personalization options, expanded urn and keepsake lines, and digital tools including Family Choices® Digital Showroom, Batesville Connect®, Halcyon®, and The Remembrance Store™.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System explains lung adenocarcinoma, its prevalence as the most common non-small cell lung cancer, and who may be at risk, noting smoking remains the biggest risk factor but adenocarcinoma also occurs in non-smokers. The system emphasizes low-dose CT screening for eligible patients (ages 50–80 with ≥20 pack-year history) and outlines common symptoms, causes for concern, and follow-up steps for pulmonary nodules. Beacon highlights Elkhart General Hospital’s GO2 Center of Excellence designation for lung cancer screening and nodule evaluation.
Read original release ↗BMWC Constructors posted a message from Chris Buckman on October 20, 2026, urging employees to reflect on inclusion during Construction Inclusion Week 2026. The company emphasized that inclusion extends beyond jobsites and offices, and that respect, value, and being heard help people contribute ideas, collaborate, and support one another. BMWC encouraged employee participation in weeklong activities and conversations to reinforce the company’s commitment to creating an environment where everyone belongs and teams are strengthened.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced that twelve of its advisors were named to the National Association of Plan Advisors (NAPA) 2026 Top Women of Excellence list. The firm stated the recognized advisors were listed in NAPA’s Captains category and provided the names of the twelve individuals. CAPTRUST said selection was based on nominee-submitted data (including plan size, advisor revenue percentage, and total dollar value of defined contribution/defined benefit business) as of September 2026, and that neither CAPTRUST nor its advisors paid a fee to NAPA.
Read original release ↗CPI Business Solutions explains that Print Fleet Management focuses on maintaining and servicing printers and multifunction devices, while Managed Print Services (MPS) optimizes the entire print environment including usage policies, security, automated supply delivery, and cost tracking. The company states organizations shifting to MPS typically cut total print and document flow costs by 20% to 30% (and up to 50% depending on the sector). CPI offers a free in-office tech evaluation and positions these services as part of its 1989-founded mission to help businesses cut costs, boost efficiency, and secure data.
Read original release ↗Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Incorporated
CMT (Crawford, Murphy & Tilly) announced an 80-year milestone, tracing its founding to 1946 and founders Leonard Crawford, Pat Murphy, and Ray Tilly. The firm states it has grown into a 550-employee, multidisciplinary company with 25+ offices across 10 states, serving clients in planning, engineering, environmental, aviation, and other infrastructure areas. CMT says the celebration honors employees, clients, and partners and reaffirms its purpose of elevating infrastructure to improve communities.
Read original release ↗CSO and design partner OLIN announced completion of the National Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial in Washington, D.C. The firms said the $40 million monument honors Gulf War service members and is scheduled for a public dedication on October 24.
Read original release ↗DCCM announced Mark Otto’s promotion to director of survey for its Houston Municipal Survey operation. The company said he will oversee survey teams, project execution and operational performance. This appointment concerns Texas, rather than its Fishers office.
Read original release ↗Fairway Independent Mortgage Company
Fairway Home Mortgage announced that Jeff Gilmore, Matt Gray and their 28-member team in Matthews, North Carolina, rejoined the company in September. Fairway said the returning team represents $250 million in loan production. This is a corporate announcement concerning a North Carolina operation.
Read original release ↗Going Golden says its News article highlights personalized Christmas ornaments and engraved metal keepsakes designed to mark milestones. The company describes options including engraved copper and brass ornaments, children's artwork ornaments, a first-year baby milestone ornament set, and memorial ornaments to remember loved ones. The piece advises choosing names, dates or artwork meaningful to the recipient and ordering ahead to allow time for personalization and delivery.
Read original release ↗Going Golden recommends personalized Christmas ornaments as thoughtful gifts for grandparents, highlighting options such as custom child drawing ornaments, engraved copper or brass name ornaments, baby milestone ornament sets for new grandparents, and memorial ornaments to remember loved ones. The company suggests building a yearly tradition by gifting one personalized ornament each year, and advises customers to review product pages for customization options and ordering timelines.
Read original release ↗Hylant announced Brian Bills joined its casualty loss control team. The insurance brokerage said his experience in fleet and property safety management will support work on transportation risks, driver safety and client safety programs.
Read original release ↗Indiana Health Centers published a series of official news items on its website, including: welcoming Laura Sparks to the Seymour Clinic (Published on: October 20, 2026); staff and volunteer recognition at the Indiana Primary Health Care Association Conference (Published on: October 15, 2026); a flu vaccination campaign urging Hoosiers to get vaccinated (Published on: October 5, 2026); plans to enhance dental care at the Kokomo clinic (Published on: September 29, 2026); and an expanded Michigan Street Clinic opening in South Bend (Published on: September 16, 2026). These postings appear on the organization’s News page.
Read original release ↗According to Julie Davis Fine Art, fine artist Julie Davis was featured on FOX59’s Where Is Sherman? on October 19, 2026. The interview was filmed at CV Art & Frame in downtown Zionsville and highlighted Davis’s expressive abstract paintings and artistic philosophy. The feature also promoted Zionsville’s Gallery On & Off Main, taking place October 24, 2026, where Julie Davis will be exhibiting original fine art at CV Art & Frame.
Read original release ↗Radio & Television Services - WTIU/WFIU
WFIU/WTIU News reports that the Indiana Department of Transportation has reduced the speed limit on a stretch of Indiana State Road 46 on Bloomington's east side. Effective today, the limit from east of the Ind. 446 intersection to East Bender Road is 40 mph, down from 45 mph. INDOT said the five-mph reduction aims to enhance safety and improve traffic flow in the area, according to WFIU/WTIU News.
Read original release ↗WesBanco Bank, Inc. announced that it earned the FDIC’s highest Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) composite rating for the ninth consecutive evaluation period. According to the company, the most recent evaluation covered November 14, 2022 through May 11, 2026 and highlighted more than 320 community development loans (~$1.6 billion), over $204 million in qualified investments and donations, and nearly 32,000 volunteer service hours across approximately 1,900 community activities in seven states.
Read original release ↗Allison Transmission Holdings Inc. announced it will hold its third quarter 2026 financial results conference call at 5:00 p.m. EST on Monday, November 2, 2026. The company said the news release with results will be issued post market on November 2. A live webcast will be available at ir.allisontransmission.com, and the call dial-in numbers and replay details (available from 9:00 p.m. EST on November 2 until 11:59 p.m. EST on November 16) were provided by Allison.
Read original release ↗Amundsen Davis announced that Claire Hiegel joined its Real Estate, Zoning & Public Finance group in St. Louis. The firm said her work includes real estate transactions, land use matters and municipal code compliance.
Read original release ↗Fishers-based Braden Business Systems announced a Platinum sponsorship of the inaugural Indianapolis Titan 100 program. Braden said it will serve as the program’s exclusive information technology and managed services sponsor.
Read original release ↗Cherry Bekaert said it was named to Inc.’s 2026 Power Partner list for a third consecutive year. The accounting and advisory firm said the award recognizes business-to-business organizations for their client service and support.
Read original release ↗Deaconess Memorial Medical Center announced that Family Nurse Practitioner Samantha Spellmeyer has joined Deaconess Clinic Neurology – Jasper alongside neurologists Naghma Mufti, MD; Kristi Nord, MD; and Jignesh Shah, MD, and Nurse Practitioner Tiffany Murrell. Spellmeyer earned her MSN from University of Southern Indiana and her BSN from Purdue University, is certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, and brings over seven years of nursing and eight years as a nurse practitioner at Deaconess Clinic Urgent Care – Huntingburg.
Read original release ↗Columbus-based Elwood Staffing announced its acquisition of CoWorx Staffing Services, adding 45 locations across 21 states. Elwood said CoWorx will retain its brand, team and service model. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Read original release ↗Envoy reported completion of Westfield Fire Station 84 near 191st Street and Chad Hittle Drive. The developer described a roughly 20,000-square-foot station with three apparatus bays and space for up to 12 fire department personnel.
Read original release ↗Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) reports that the global MedTech industry reached approximately US$650 billion in revenue in 2025 (11% growth) and generated US$325 billion in the first half of 2026, a 7.1% increase year over year. The report finds record financing and deal activity — MedTech financing hit US$63 billion for the year ended June 30, 2026 (up 87%) and disclosed M&A value surged to roughly US$130 billion — and highlights AI integration, innovation and alternative care expansion as key drivers, according to EY.
Read original release ↗Group 1001 announced George Haj as chief communications officer, reporting to President and CEO Dan Towriss. The company said Haj will lead corporate communications and content across its brands after nine years heading the communications firm he founded.
Read original release ↗HNTB announced Sarah Baker as a senior project manager for environmental planning in its Los Angeles office. The firm said she will oversee environmental documentation for transportation projects. This is a California appointment, not an Indianapolis office change.
Read original release ↗Hope Healthcare Services published its October 2026 newsletter, authored by Cliff Sweazey, describing the clinic's expansion of pediatric appointment availability, ongoing services for uninsured patients, volunteer recruitment in multiple roles, and upcoming community events including the Stories of Hope Celebration Dinner & Auction on October 24, 2026. The newsletter directs uninsured patients to call Hope Healthcare Services at 317-272-0708 to schedule appointments and highlights community partnerships and staff recognition, attributed to Hope Healthcare Services.
Read original release ↗Horizon Bank said Rusty Darter joined as vice president and producing mortgage sales manager for West Michigan. His responsibilities include mortgage origination, referral relationships and building a team of loan officers in that market.
Read original release ↗Indianapolis Indians Charities announced that the Indiana Youth Institute awarded a $50,000 grant to support expanded access to baseball and softball for underserved youth. The organization said the funding will help remove financial and logistical barriers, provide equipment, safe play spaces, quality coaching, and build community partnerships. The grant will also support wraparound services—academic, workforce readiness, mentorship, and family stability—so sports participation can serve as a gateway to broader opportunities and long-term success.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced that family medicine physician Matthew L. Nordland joined its physician network in West Lafayette. The health system lists his practice at 915 Sagamore Parkway West.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System reports that robotic-assisted bronchoscopy improves doctors' ability to reach small, hard-to-access lung nodules, enabling more precise tissue sampling and earlier diagnosis. The system notes that early detection—including use of low-dose CT screening for higher-risk individuals—can lead to quicker treatment and better outcomes. Beacon's pulmonary team uses leading technology and a team-based approach to provide local screening, diagnosis, and follow-up care for lung conditions.
Read original release ↗Deaconess Health System announced that Dr. Ramanand Heeralall has been appointed to the medical staff at Deaconess Memorial Medical Center as a hospitalist. The release (10/16/2026) notes Dr. Heeralall earned his medical degree from the University of Guyana, completed a residency at Coney Island Hospital in Brooklyn, and worked 19 years at Ascension St. Vincent Hospital in Evansville, where he was named physician of the year in 2015. He is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced plans with Tonn and Blank Construction to renovate a former J.C. Penney store in Michigan City into a 120,000-square-foot medical office building. The health system said the project would house more than 45 physicians and, if approved, be scheduled for completion by the end of 2027.
Read original release ↗Geo-Flo Corporation states it will transition from a fully machined cap to an injection-molded cap on all single- and dual-circuit NP non-pressurized flow centers (NP, NPP, NPD) over the next month. The new cap, identified by longitudinal ribs for improved grip, relocates the vacuum relief valve to the cap for easier replacement. Geo-Flo says the cap is fully interchangeable with the previous design and compatible with NP/NPD products using the HDPE tank released in early 2025. The page also notes a brand re‑branding to Flamco.
Read original release ↗HNTB announced that Tara Lake will lead its San Diego location and integrated planning work across its Orange County, Inland Empire and San Diego offices. The company cited her more than 20 years of planning experience.
Read original release ↗Horizon Bank announced that Legacy Foundation named it Corporate Philanthropist of the Year. The bank said the award recognizes its charitable support, partnerships and employee volunteer work in Lake County, Indiana.
Read original release ↗According to Salas O’Brien, Jay Kallsen, account executive for data center programs at Impact Cx (a Salas O’Brien company), will present at the DER & Critical Infrastructure Educational Summit on Thursday, February 18, 2027, at the 9Zero Climate Innovation Hub in San Francisco. Salas O’Brien states his session will cover the evolution from traditional UPS batteries to large-scale Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), drivers of BESS adoption, and implications for resilient, sustainable data center infrastructure. Jay has nearly 20 years of data center industry experience.
Read original release ↗Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store
Uranus Fudge Factory & General Store published a company blog post titled "Fudge Puns and Jokes: The Sweetest List on the Internet" (published October 15, 2026; shown on the site as October 16, 2026). The post shares fudge puns and jokes, notes that every batch is made fresh in an on-site kitchen in 19 flavors, promotes the Taste of Uranus Sampler, and states that customers can visit 14400 Hwy Z, St. Robert, Missouri, or order from UranusGeneralStore.com with nationwide shipping.
Read original release ↗Alcoa reported third-quarter revenue of $3.704 billion and net income attributable to the company of $483 million. The company said aluminum production rose for a sixth consecutive quarter and its planned acquisition of South32 assets remained on track for the first half of 2027.
Read original release ↗Aquestive Therapeutics said the FDA has acknowledged its NDA resubmission for Anaphylm™ (dibutepinephrine) sublingual film as complete and classified the resubmission as a Class 2 response. The company reported the FDA assigned a PDUFA goal date of March 16, 2027. Aquestive stated it submitted the resubmission on September 16, 2026, and that its ex-U.S. plan remains on track with a planned Health Canada New Drug Submission in Q4 2026.
Read original release ↗CNO Financial Group, Inc. announced it will report third-quarter 2026 results after market close on October 29, 2026, and will host a conference call at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on October 30, 2026. The company said investors may register for dial-in participation, join via a live webcast, and access a replay on the Investors section of its website. CNO described its business and scale, citing 3.3 million policies and $39.9 billion in total assets.
Read original release ↗CSO announced Jeff Olson as president and Aaron Haschel as chief operating officer at its annual company meeting. The Indianapolis architecture firm said both are longtime principals who have led projects across its markets.
Read original release ↗CSO announced its acquisition of Indianapolis-based JRA Architecture. The company said the purchase adds industrial-market design expertise; it did not disclose financial terms in the announcement.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced that rheumatologist Elizabeth Nettleton joined its physician network in Central Indiana. The health system said its Rheumatology & Osteoporosis Specialists practice has offices in Indianapolis, Greenwood and Mooresville.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced a 16-bay refrigerated food locker at its Dyer hospital through a partnership with the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana. The health system said the donor-funded OrderAhead unit allows people to order food online and arrange pickup, with around-the-clock access at the hospital’s main entrance.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced that physician assistant Isaac Chang joined its Neurosurgery & Pain Specialists practice in Lafayette. The health system said Chang earned a physician assistant degree through Yale’s online program; the practice is at 3001 South Creasy Lane.
Read original release ↗Hope Healthcare Services states that October emphasizes National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The organization says it provides access to screenings, diagnostic testing, follow-up care, resources, compassionate care, and referrals through community partners to support people affected by these issues. Executive Director Cliff Sweazey thanks supporters, volunteers, and partners and reminds the community that help and resources are available and patient visits are by appointment only.
Read original release ↗Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store
Uranus Fudge Factory & General Store recommends a selection of stocking stuffers for him priced under $15, including Lip Shit lip balm ($11.99), Route 66 air fresheners ($4.99), keychains ($3.99–$4.99), novelty mint tins ($4.99), and magnets ($3.99–$5.99). The company says you can fill a stocking for about $33, that non-fudge items ship in one to two business days (orders ship daily except Sunday), and advises ordering by December 15 for Christmas.
Read original release ↗Aquestive announced that it entered an exclusive U.S. licensing and supply agreement with Eton Pharmaceuticals for LIBERVANT® (diazepam) buccal film. According to Aquestive, the product has Orphan Drug designation, issued patent protection extending into 2038, and tentative FDA approval in certain pediatric and adult age groups. Aquestive states Eton anticipates commercial availability in April 2027, subject to final FDA approval. Company-reported patient research showed 71% preference for buccal film over nasal spray, and the U.S. seizure rescue market was described as exceeding $450 million annually.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced that the Hoge-Barrett Group, a 13-person wealth management team led by Brett Hoge in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has joined the firm. The team has served individuals and families representing more than $3 billion in client assets. CAPTRUST said the addition will expand its North Carolina footprint and provide the team with enhanced technology, investment research, and wealth planning capabilities while preserving local client relationships and identity.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy, Inc. announced that it established October 21, 2026 as the Additional Interest record date for its 2.0% Zero-Premium Exchangeable Subordinated Notes due 2029. The company stated it will pay Additional Interest of $5.39122 per ZENS note on November 4, 2026 to holders of record as of that date. CenterPoint attributed the payment to cash distributed in respect of the Reference Shares tied to the Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery merger and disclosed the calculation basis for the payment.
Read original release ↗Everwise Credit Union said more than 650 employees volunteered with over 40 nonprofits on October 12. The credit union reported service projects across Indiana, southwest Michigan and the Chicago area, including food pantry support, donation sorting and neighborhood improvements.
Read original release ↗On Oct 14 Ferret announced it purchased Stinson Metal Works, combining Ferret's precision roll forming with Stinson's precision machining, CNC, prototyping and tooling capabilities. Ferret President Scott McMeekan said the acquisition supports vertical integration and greater control over tooling and die parts, while Dwight Stinson noted the move gives his 22-year company more resources to grow. Ferret says customers will gain faster delivery and access to a broader manufacturing infrastructure.
Read original release ↗Improved Pharma announced plans to exhibit with Varda Space Industries at AAPS 2026 PharmSci 360. The West Lafayette company said its presentations will cover impurity identification in a solid lipid nanoparticle formulation and joint research with BASF on drying and dissolution behavior.
Read original release ↗JPMorganChase announced the launch of the JPMorganChase Center for Energy and the Environment (CE&E) and described evolutions to its environmental targets and measurement approaches. The company says it set portfolio-level carbon intensity targets and a $2.5 trillion Sustainable Development Target in 2021, now updating targets to align with the IEA NZE 2025 update. JPMorganChase highlighted principles to scale finance, take a whole-system energy view, use its platform on policy and market solutions, and lead with data and transparency.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder advises organizations to strengthen ransomware defenses with 13 practical actions, including verified backups, multi-factor authentication, rapid patching of internet-facing systems, endpoint detection and response, network segmentation, and tested incident response plans. The company says it has helped many organizations through ransomware incidents and offers assessments, managed security services, and incident response planning to identify gaps and prioritize remediation. Keller Schroeder published these recommendations to help clients reduce risk and improve readiness.
Read original release ↗Trinitas Ventures reported a groundbreaking for Atmosphere Pittsburgh, a 326-unit, 672-bed student housing development near the University of Pittsburgh. The Carmel-based company said construction began in July and it expects delivery in summer 2028.
Read original release ↗White River Nutrition’s official News page lists company-issued announcements and updates attributed to the company. Items on the page include a rebranding announcement (“We are Now White River Nutrition”), operational and personnel news such as a new plant manager for the Seymour, Indiana facility, and vendor selection notices (RadarRadar). The page also contains regular market commentary by White River’s President and Co‑Founder, Walter Cronin.
Read original release ↗Burgess & Niple says the firm was recognized by ACEC West Virginia for two West Virginia projects: the Scott Miller Hill Bypass and the Virginia Street Force Main Improvements. The Scott Miller Hill Bypass was a $47.7 million, four-mile realignment completed ahead of schedule in August 2024 to improve safety and freight mobility. For the Virginia Street Force Main Improvements, B&N provided planning, design, environmental coordination, permitting support and construction-phase services to replace a 60+-year force main beneath the Elk River.
Read original release ↗Centerstone announced its 2026 Life;Story Champion awards, recognizing Michelle Cook in Illinois, Micki Thompson in Florida and retired Brig. Gen. Scott Brower in Tennessee. The organization said the awards accompany its mental-health and suicide-prevention run/walk events.
Read original release ↗CTB announced third-quarter service awards recognizing employees with five to 35 years at the company. The Milford, Indiana-based agricultural equipment business said the awards honor long-serving team members supporting its operations.
Read original release ↗Group 1001 published Gainbridge’s announcement of Flex and Retirement Flex, two flexible premium deferred fixed annuities. The issuer said accounts can start with $100 and accept later contributions; product availability and withdrawal charges depend on state and contract terms.
Read original release ↗Horizon Bank announced Spirit of Community Service Awards for Kari Comstock, John Freyek, Pete Needler and Jennifer Stich. The bank cited volunteer service and nonprofit leadership, including Needler’s involvement with youth and school organizations in Fishers.
Read original release ↗Horizon Bank said Tom Barber, Karin Contri, Angela Henslee and Becky Wilhelm received its Exceptional Leadership Award. The announcement describes their work supporting colleagues, branch teams and bank operations.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder published an article (October 13, 2026) advising organizations to first define decisions, required information, and supporting processes before selecting technology such as dashboards or AI. The piece, authored by Robbie Wilson, explains that improving people, processes, and data produces reliable information for better decisions, and describes Keller Schroeder’s assessments—including the Business and Technology Assessment, AI Opportunity Assessment (Pathfinder), and AI Governance Assessment—that the firm uses to guide transformational projects.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder warns that scammers are sending texts that include images of fake Facebook Marketplace listings showing the recipient as the seller. The company explains replying confirms an active phone number, which can be sold to other scammers and used to attempt device hacks or Facebook account takeovers. Keller Schroeder advises not replying, to verify suspicious messages through a different channel, and to limit publicly shared personal information. The tip references KnowBe4 as the partner providing the weekly guidance.
Read original release ↗KellyOCG announced that HRO Today’s 2026 Baker’s Dozen Customer Satisfaction Ratings named it No. 1 in healthcare RPO and No. 2 overall. The company reported it supports clients in more than 70 countries, operates in 30 languages, and maintains a 98% client retention rate. KellyOCG cited its Sevayo® workforce technology, global delivery infrastructure, and advisory services as differentiators that contributed to the recognition.
Read original release ↗Lozier reported that approximately 700 employees and family members attended its Manufacturing Month open house in Omaha, Nebraska. The October 13 company announcement describes activities at its main office, North Plant and distribution center.
Read original release ↗Magnera said it entered a cooperative research and development agreement with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory to evaluate battery-separator technology using its OmniSep platform. The company described potential applications in defense, critical infrastructure and commercial energy storage. The release concerns a research collaboration and does not announce an Indiana facility project.
Read original release ↗Salas O’Brien announced that Nathan Kamphuis, PhD, Advanced Systems & Commissioning Lead, will present at the 7×24 Exchange Fall 2026 Conference in San Antonio on October 28. In the session "Data Center Energy Effectiveness: An Adventure in Profit Maximization" (10:15–11:15 a.m. CDT), Kamphuis will co-present with Kushal Dagli of Microsoft and discuss strategies for maximizing energy value, managing risk, and planning for growth amid rising AI-driven power demand. The company describes the talk as offering practical perspectives for data center leaders on energy strategy and investment decisions.
Read original release ↗Salas O’Brien reports that Rodrigo Ordóñez, CTS-D and a principal at the firm, will speak at the inaugural Enterprise Video Summit on October 19, 2026, at Civic Hall in New York City. The company says Ordóñez will join industry experts in a session titled “The Great Convergence: Broadcast Meets Enterprise AV,” discussing enterprise video strategy, technology integration, and user experience. Salas O’Brien notes Ordóñez brings more than 24 years of experience designing advanced networked audio, video, control, and DSP systems.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that Ivy Tech Community College has expanded its South Bend dental hygiene clinic, increasing the number of student dental chairs from 10 to 18. The $2.5 million project, funded with private donations, aims to increase hygienist training capacity, shorten wait times for dental care, create more student openings, and expand the community clinic that offers discounted cleanings and X-rays with students working under a licensed dentist. The school invites the public to a ribbon-cutting Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Read original release ↗Zimmer Biomet announced a multiyear extension of its agreement with THINK Surgical. The companies said Zimmer Biomet will continue distributing a version of the handheld TMINI robotic system compatible with its Persona knee system.
Read original release ↗Amundsen Davis announced the addition of Elijah Turner to its Chicago office. The firm said Turner handles litigation, including labor and employment disputes and contract matters.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health announced that Dr. Anna Koon, DDS, will launch dental services at its Huntington location and that Patricia Ezeakudo, FNP-C, has joined the Huntington primary care team. According to Bowen Health, both providers joined the organization last week and will soon begin seeing patients. The organization said the additions expand access to whole-person care in Huntington by adding dental services and strengthening primary care capacity, supporting coordinated, preventive, and ongoing health management for local patients.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health says it has expanded services in Allen County with the addition of Vaishakhi Chetariya, DDS, who joined Bowen Health this month and will launch dental services at the Rudisill Boulevard location. The organization states Dr. Chetariya will begin seeing dental patients there soon, and that information about scheduling appointments will be announced as services become available. Bowen Health President and CEO Rob Ryan is quoted expressing enthusiasm about adding oral healthcare to the organization’s integrated, whole-person care model.
Read original release ↗Braden Business Systems said it received Kyocera’s Gold Partner designation for 2027. The Fishers-based company linked the recognition to its office-equipment partnership, customer service and work supporting business technology customers.
Read original release ↗On October 12, 2026, Brainstorm Print published a company article offering a step-by-step guide to using Facebook Live for small businesses. The piece outlines planning a broadcast, interactive content ideas (Q&A, team spotlights, behind-the-scenes), mobile and desktop setup options, and tactics to maximize engagement and repurpose broadcasts. Brainstorm Print presents the guidance as practical marketing advice to help small businesses boost visibility, interact with followers, and build trust via live video.
Read original release ↗In a Ferret, Inc. news post, the company advises engineers to evaluate part design, material behavior, tooling, machine capacity, operation order, and inspection when planning tight-tolerance roll forming. Ferret emphasizes that a machine’s stated capacity does not guarantee repeatable accuracy and urges buyers to request part-specific capability evidence and inspection plans tied to production volume. The company offers tolerance and manufacturability reviews to identify risks and define practical, measurable controls before release.
Read original release ↗On October 12, 2026, Mitchell-Fleming Printing published guidance on using Facebook Live for small businesses. The company recommends planning objectives and talking points before streaming, suggests interactive formats such as live Q&As, team spotlights and behind-the-scenes tours, and describes mobile and desktop (Meta Live Producer) setups. Mitchell-Fleming also advises maximizing engagement by interacting live, pinning links, running polls, and repurposing recorded broadcasts into short-form clips to extend reach and engagement.
Read original release ↗Open Door Health Services said Open Door Pediatrics and Open Door Urgent Care were voted among Muncie’s best in WoofBoom Radio’s 2026 “Muncie’s Quest for the Best.” The organization said it won silver awards in both Pediatrics and Urgent Care. The awards were presented at a community celebration at Canan Commons in downtown Muncie, and Open Door Health Services thanked the community for nominating and voting for the health center.
Read original release ↗WVPE published a newscast titled "WVPE Newscast for Oct. 12, 2026" on October 12, 2026 at 12:16 PM EDT. The post on WVPE’s site includes an audio listen option showing a duration of 2:09. The item appears in the WVPE Newscasts series alongside other dated newscast entries listed on the station’s site.
Read original release ↗Enerfab Inc. announced that Jacob Snyder was promoted from Chief Operating Officer to President & Chief Operating Officer, effective October 11, 2026. Enerfab said Snyder joined the company in 2009, has held HR and operations roles, and will guide operations through the company’s next growth phase. The company noted recent expansion, including a new 240,000-square-foot Sharonville facility, doubling in size over three years, a 2026 workforce of more than 4,000 employees, and recent acquisition by Quanta Services Inc.
Read original release ↗WVPE published a newscast titled "WVPE Newscast for Oct. 11, 2026 6pm" on October 11, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT. The piece, produced by Michael Gallenberger for WVPE, is presented as a 2:10 audio newscast and is part of WVPE Newscasts. WVPE identifies Michael Gallenberger as a weekend announcer and newscaster at WVPE since 2021. The item appears on the station’s official site and bears WVPE branding.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy said on Oct. 10, 2026, that it deployed 355 employees and contractors to assist Florida Power & Light with restoration efforts following Hurricane Isaias. The company reported sending 105 line workers, approximately 150 contractor line workers and 100 vegetation management personnel to support restoration in Pensacola and along the Northwest Florida coast. CenterPoint characterized this action as a mutual assistance effort to help neighboring communities recover from storm-related outages.
Read original release ↗Schneider Nursery published a company post titled "Fall Tree Planting" on October 10, 2026, authored by Jill Glover. The item appears on the nursery's site under News/The Dirt and is presented alongside the organization’s Garden Center, Wholesale, Events + Workshops, and other site sections. The post is hosted on Schneider Nursery’s website and is presented as site content produced by the company.
Read original release ↗WVPE published a 2:10-minute newscast for October 10, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT, hosted by Michael Gallenberger. The posting appears on WVPE’s site as part of its WVPE Newscasts series. WVPE identifies Gallenberger as a weekend announcer and newscaster since 2021, noting prior work at WKVI-Knox, WYMR-Culver and WVUR-Valparaiso. The item is listed on WVPE’s site with an audio listen option.
Read original release ↗AM General announced plans to display upgraded HUMVEE, autonomous vehicle and JLTV A2 technologies at the October 12–14 AUSA meeting in Washington, D.C. The South Bend company said the first phase of its HUMVEE modernization is planned for production in late 2027.
Read original release ↗American Structurepoint announced an expansion of utility-infrastructure services in Florida. The firm said Tak Kai Pang returned as technical director and its first utility-infrastructure professional based in the state, supporting water, wastewater and stormwater work.
Read original release ↗Clothes Mentor published a series of news posts on its website highlighting budget-friendly Halloween costume ideas, fall wardrobe refresh tips, local store features, and designer handbag recommendations. The company’s News section includes store-specific stories (for example Clothes Mentor Peoria, Rochester, and Omaha), product spotlights, and community coverage, presenting curated fashion advice and local store publicity attributed to Clothes Mentor.
Read original release ↗Clothes Mentor Peoria says it is filling its racks with fall fashion favorites, offering name-brand women’s clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories at affordable prices. Located at 2601 W Lake Ave. in Peoria, the store emphasizes changing inventory and encourages shoppers to explore secondhand pieces to stretch their budgets. Marketing manager Lily Allender is quoted describing the variety of brands and styles available and urging customers to keep an open mind while browsing the store’s regularly updated selection.
Read original release ↗CountryMark reported that its Seymour, Indiana fuel station raised $22,423 during a September Fueling Wishes fundraiser, donating $0.15 per gallon sold at the Premier Energy–operated station at 101 Community Drive. CountryMark said customers purchased more than 136,500 gallons and contributed over $1,600 in in-store cash donations. All proceeds will go to Indiana Wish to benefit Jaxson, an 11-year-old Seymour child battling lymphoma; the campaign represents the ninth wish fulfilled through CountryMark’s partnership with Indiana Wish.
Read original release ↗Forvis Mazars said Inside Public Accounting named it a Best of the Best Firm for a 16th consecutive year. The firm reported that the publication selected 75 firms from more than 600 participating in its annual practice management survey.
Read original release ↗Hendricks Behavioral Hospital reports it sponsored and participated in the Back Your Badge Marathon to support local law enforcement officers and first responders. The hospital stated it was honored to stand alongside these professionals, recognizing the dedication, courage and sacrifices they make. Hendricks Behavioral Hospital emphasized that serving others can take a significant toll on physical and mental well-being and described the event as an opportunity to reinforce community partnership, wellness, and support.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Indians announced they were named the International League finalist for two 2026 MiLB End of Year Awards and will be recognized at the MiLB End of Year Awards Show on October 13 in Louisville. The organization highlighted its season-long community and culture programming for the Driving Diversity Forward Award and its partnership with the Indiana State Fair — including an Indians gift shop, wiffleball field, and State Fair Foods Week (Aug. 4–9) — for the Golden Bobblehead: Local Partner Activation.
Read original release ↗Noble Roman's Craft Pizza & Pub — Brownsburg
On October 9, 2026, Noble Roman’s announced its new Mexican Style Corn Chip Pizza. The company says the hand-crafted pizza is loaded with crispy corn chips, ground beef, three types of cheese, and a mild taco sauce, with medium pizzas starting at $10. Customers are directed to order online for pickup or delivery at nrpizzapub.com or visit participating Noble Roman’s Craft Pizza & Pub locations, which include Brownsburg and other listed sites.
Read original release ↗PepsiCo said its October 9, 2026 Halloween lineup includes limited-time pumpkin, apple and sparkling beverages, themed Cheetos snacks and multiple treat-size and shareable variety packs. The company highlighted Starbucks pumpkin beverages, poppi Sour Apple, bubly Halloween flavors in Canada, Cheetos Bag of Bones and Cheetos Sweet Phantom Heat, plus Fright Night Mix, Simply NKD Fright Night Mix and the Halloween Favorites House Pack as options for trick-or-treating, parties and fall gatherings.
Read original release ↗PepsiCo said its support helped We Arose, a Waterloo, Iowa community farm, expand from a neighborhood garden into a broader local food network. A three-year PepsiCo-supported grant, delivered via Practical Farmers of Iowa, funded seed grants, tools, equipment (including walk-in coolers), workshops and language-supported training. The company noted measurable results: the CSA grew from 15 to about 37 subscribers, the farmers market expanded from 15 to more than 40 vendors, and peak season attendance reached up to 1,200 customers weekly.
Read original release ↗Quarles & Brady LLP reports that the EEOC has moved to rescind its criminal records (arrest and conviction) guidance, a document central to disparate impact enforcement. The firm advises employers to continue targeted, job‑related screening, avoid blanket and arrest‑only exclusions, apply background check policies consistently, and review state, local, and FCRA obligations. Quarles & Brady notes that while the EEOC may de‑prioritize disparate impact charges, courts and state laws may still enforce disparate impact principles.
Read original release ↗Quarles & Brady LLP reports that on October 5 the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Suncor Energy (U.S.A.) Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County concerning whether state tort law may subject fossil-fuel producers to liability for climate harms. Several justices signaled openness to reversing the Colorado Supreme Court, while others identified potential room for state claims. The firm notes jurisdictional questions and a possible Justice Alito recusal as wild cards, and expects the decision to affect energy producers’ exposure to climate-related tort liability.
Read original release ↗Baird announced it honored more than 30 Jefferson County Public Schools teachers and principals at the 13th annual Baird Excellence Awards held at The Olmsted on Oct. 8, 2026. The company sponsored the ceremony to recognize outstanding teaching and leadership across the district; honorees received public recognition and cash awards for classroom use. Baird stated it is proud to support the educators’ commitment to learning, leadership and student success in Louisville.
Read original release ↗WesBanco Insurance Services, Inc. announced that it has welcomed Irvin Insurance Services, an independent agency serving eastern Ohio since 1979. The company said the addition strengthens its regional presence and commercial insurance business. Chris Irvin joins WesBanco Insurance Services as Senior Vice President, Commercial Lines Sales and will focus on expanding commercial insurance capabilities and market reach. Chris and his team will remain based in Wintersville, Ohio.
Read original release ↗WVPE published a newscast titled "WVPE Newscast for Oct. 9, 2026 6pm" on October 9, 2026, with a posted time of 5:06 PM EDT. The audio item on the WVPE site is listed with a runtime of 2:09 and appears under the WVPE Newscasts series. The page is presented on WVPE’s official site, which includes station branding and copyright information attributed to WVPE and Elkhart Schools.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports the historic Lafayette Building in downtown South Bend faces possible demolition after a major fire left the roof largely gone and weakened masonry. The city, which bought and stabilized the building about a decade ago, put it back on the market; a buyer found three years ago failed to secure financing. The redevelopment commission approved demolition if no developer comes forward in the next month or two, citing public safety concerns and extensive water and structural damage.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System reports that atrial fibrillation (Afib) may not be immediately life-threatening but can significantly increase stroke risk if left untreated. Venkata (Annie) Narla, MD, an electrophysiologist with Beacon Medical Group Advanced Cardiology Specialists in South Bend, emphasizes that blood pooling in quivering atria can form clots that travel to the brain. Beacon advises awareness of symptoms, control of risk factors (blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, weight, tobacco and alcohol), and early provider evaluation to reduce stroke risk.
Read original release ↗Deaconess Health System announced that Chris Ryan, Director of the Women’s & Children’s Center of Excellence and founding CEO of The Women’s Hospital, received the Indiana Hospital Association Award of Merit for more than 25 years of leadership and service to women, children and families. The award was presented at the IHA Annual Meeting on October 6. Deaconess said Ryan, who is preparing to retire later this year, continues to serve in a strategic and mentoring role.
Read original release ↗Hylant announced that Hylant Administrative Services is now Hylant Programs. The company said the division will continue its public entity insurance programs while expanding specialized offerings for additional industries.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Indians announced they were honored by the Downtown Indy Alliance with a Lifetime Achievement award recognizing 30 years at Victory Field and the club’s lasting legacy of impact, tradition, and community in Downtown Indianapolis. The recognition was presented at the 2026 State of Downtown, where the Indians and three other organizations received Champion Awards. Indians Chairman Bruce Schumacher, President & CEO Randy Lewandowski, and front office staff accepted the award; photos of the event were noted as available.
Read original release ↗JPMorganChase says it is expanding Chase for Business investment in Bay Area entrepreneurs through its American Dream Initiative. The company states the effort includes free one-on-one coaching and increased access to capital. Chase for Business CEO Stevie Baron discussed the program on LIVE! In the Bay with host Jessica Wills, joined by Cowrie Collective member and Belle Noire founder Nicole Williams, to explain how the initiative supports local business growth.
Read original release ↗Kelley Kronenberg Attorneys at Law
Kelley Kronenberg published a Business Newsletter titled "Q3 2026 Edition" on October 8, 2026. The firm’s site lists related posts including a workers’ compensation newsletter, a first‑party property newsletter, and case mentions such as resolving a Miami‑Dade hotel slip‑and‑fall claim. Contact information and office locations for Kelley Kronenberg are presented on the page, and the firm encourages readers to follow its LinkedIn for legal insights and updates.
Read original release ↗Levy announced that the Oklahoma City Thunder selected it to manage food, beverage and hospitality operations at Continental Coliseum in Oklahoma City. The planned arena is expected to open in 2028, extending the companies’ existing relationship.
Read original release ↗Quarles & Brady LLP announced that nine people have been elected to the firm’s partnership, the national law firm stated. The announcement appears within the firm’s News & Insights content, indicating this is a firm-issued update about internal leadership changes. The firm presented this election as a formal development in its partnership composition and linked the item to further information for readers.
Read original release ↗Quarles & Brady LLP reports that the New Hampshire Board of Pharmacy is considering proposed Part Ph 522 to establish standards for technology-assisted pharmacy practice, explicitly covering AI and clinical decision support. The proposal would allow AI to inform but not replace pharmacist judgment, impose pre-implementation validation, documentation, and vendor-oversight obligations on permit holders, require audit trails (retained generally for at least four years), and mandate periodic reviews. Quarles' Health & Life Sciences Practice Group will monitor developments.
Read original release ↗Quarles & Brady LLP reports that the U.S. Department of Labor’s OFCCP issued a Final Rule, effective September 21, 2026, eliminating contractor obligations to invite disability self‑identification, discontinue Form CC‑305, and remove the 7% disability utilization goal. The firm notes contractors must still maintain affirmative action programs, prohibit disability discrimination, provide reasonable accommodations, and comply with remaining Section 503 requirements. Quarles & Brady advises contractors to review policies and consult counsel about next steps and potential state‑law obligations.
Read original release ↗Salas O’Brien reports that Brian Urlaub will join a Rockwell Automation panel, "Semiconductor Viewpoint: Enabling Resilient and Sustainable Operations Through Digital Automation," on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, from 3–4 p.m. ET at Automation Fair in Boston. The company says panelists will discuss how digital automation, data, and energy strategies help semiconductor manufacturers maintain resilient operations while meeting sustainability goals. Salas O’Brien notes it participates as an EPC Partner of the Rockwell Automation PartnerNetwork.
Read original release ↗Salas O’Brien announces that sustainability project manager Maria Kordjamshidi, Ph.D., LEED AP BD+C, Fitwel Ambassador, will present “From Policy to Performance: Delivering Low-Carbon Laboratory Buildings in Practice” at the 2026 SLCan Sustainable Laboratory Conference. The session is scheduled for Wednesday, November 18, 2026, from 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity in Banff, Alberta. The presentation will include contributions from construction and public-sector partners Andrea Vickers (Pomerleau) and Breagh Lane (Public Services and Procurement Canada), with a pre-recorded portion to be archived by SLCan.
Read original release ↗Tate & Lyle announced that, working with BioHarvest Sciences, its next‑generation sweetener development programme has demonstrated BioHarvest’s Botanical Synthesis™ platform can produce the targeted sweetening solution. The companies said development activities continue to advance in line with expectations, reinforcing the potential of Botanical Synthesis™ to support innovative, potentially more sustainable ingredient production and to expand sweetening options for food and beverage manufacturers, according to Tate & Lyle.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that South Bend’s Riley High School was selected as one of 40 Midwest finalists in T‑Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest, with a $1 million grand prize for a football stadium upgrade. Riley has already earned $25,000 as a finalist and held a pep rally to celebrate. Athletic Director Seabe Gavin said the school is pursuing viral support, contacting notable alumni including Blake Wesley and Javon Small, and plans upgrades to bleachers, audio, the press box and locker rooms.
Read original release ↗WFIE reports that during live coverage of the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival, anchor Jeff Lyons accidentally announced that colleague Casie Mason and her husband are expecting their second daughter in February. The pregnancy had recently been made "Facebook official," but had not yet been shared on air. The moment drew applause and laughter from off-camera 14 News staff. The story was published by Jill Lyman on Oct. 7, 2026.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System says its cardiovascular teams care for more than 11,000 heart and vascular patients each year across northern Indiana and southwest Michigan. Beacon reports that Beacon Kalamazoo, Elkhart General Hospital and Memorial Hospital of South Bend earned multiple American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines achievement awards, including Elkhart General Hospital’s Commitment to Quality Award. Beacon states these recognitions reflect use of evidence-based protocols and coordinated care to improve outcomes and access to heart and stroke treatment close to home.
Read original release ↗Bradley Company announced that Elise Bassi Igoe joined its Grand Rapids, Michigan, brokerage team. The Indianapolis-based real estate firm said she brings experience in development, leasing and property operations, including nearly a decade at Rockford Construction.
Read original release ↗Envoy reported a ribbon cutting and dedication for the new Tri-Township Fire & Rescue headquarters in Sellersburg. The developer said the roughly 23,000-square-foot facility includes 10 bedrooms, a training classroom and a decontamination area.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons announced that retired Colorado district judge Juan G. Villaseñor joined as counsel in Denver. He will work with the firm’s business and commercial litigation and white collar and investigations groups.
Read original release ↗KOCH Finishing Systems describes heavy-duty acoustical doors designed to isolate high-noise manufacturing and data center zones, citing benefits for worker safety, communication, and regulatory compliance. The company states these systems use dense 18-gauge galvannealed steel skins and tight-fitting cam-lift hinges and are available as large bi-parting sliding doors, specialized utility enclosures, or heavy single-leaf doors. KOCH invites facility engineers to contact KOCH Finishing Systems to design custom acoustic solutions tailored to automated workflows.
Read original release ↗Horizon Bank said 775 employees volunteered with more than 80 nonprofit organizations during its fourth Horizon Cares Day on Sept. 22. The bank’s Oct. 7 announcement describes service projects across Indiana and Michigan, including Indianapolis.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank announced on October 7, 2026 that it will significantly expand in the Fort Wayne market by leasing approximately 15,025 square feet in Electric Works to serve as market headquarters for its Commercial Banking and Credit Administration teams. The bank also said it will open a 2,500 square-foot full-service branch at Electric Works to serve the growing community generated by further development at the campus.
Read original release ↗Oak Street Health announced it earned Gold recognition through the American Medical Association’s Joy in Medicine™ Health System Recognition Program on October 7, 2026. The company said this is the fourth time it has received the AMA Joy in Medicine™ recognition, citing continued investment in provider well-being, workplace culture, multidisciplinary care teams, integrated behavioral and social health support, and technology and workflow improvements to reduce administrative burden and support providers in delivering patient care.
Read original release ↗Quarles & Brady LLP reports that the EEOC has adopted a new policy requiring respondents to submit position statements within 15 days and limiting extensions to a single 7–10 day extension. The firm notes employers historically had 30 days and that enforcement currently varies by district. Investigations may still take roughly 30–45 days after a position statement is submitted. Quarles & Brady advises maintaining organized records, updating EEOC contact information, engaging employment counsel promptly, and establishing an internal response procedure.
Read original release ↗Trinitas Ventures announced a groundbreaking for Atmosphere Norman near the University of Oklahoma. The company said the seven-story project will replace the Ray Apartments with 209 units and 677 beds, with delivery planned for summer 2028.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the Heritage Fund — The Community Foundation of Bartholomew County is accepting applications for music-related scholarships. The Anna Newell Brown $3,500 Award for Vocal Excellence and the Betty F. Brown Award for Instrumental Excellence winners will be chosen at a music competition on February 13 at Columbus Indiana Philharmonic’s Helen Haddad Hall. Applications for those awards are due December 11. The Patrick Bowman Memorial Music Fund is also accepting nationwide applications for guitar players, songwriters, or country performers, due December 16. More information and applications are available via the scholarships link at heritagefundbc.org.
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WKKG reports that on October 7, 2026 a 68-year-old woman was arrested after performing donuts on the Jennings County courthouse lawn Monday afternoon. According to the Jennings County Sheriff’s Department, she faces multiple charges including operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated; her name was not released. The sheriff’s department posted about the arrest on social media and shared a video of the vehicle spinning on the lawn, urging people not to drive if they have been drinking.
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101.5 WKKG reports that Sen. Eric Koch, R-Bedford, authored a proposed constitutional amendment that will appear on the fall ballot asking Indiana voters to allow judges to deny bail for offenses beyond murder or treason. The amendment would permit pretrial detention if the state proves by clear and convincing evidence that no release conditions will reasonably protect public safety. Koch represents Senate District 44, which includes Brown, Jackson, Lawrence, Orange and part of Monroe counties.
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WKKG reports Columbus City Utilities will close Spear Street near the Bartholomew County Fairgrounds and Southside Elementary School beginning Friday for a waterworks project that includes installing a new water main to upgrade Water Plant No. 2. Closures will be near the railroad tracks and Sink Drive, temporarily limiting access to Dunn Stadium and the pickleball courts. Work is scheduled during Bartholomew Consolidated Schools’ fall break, is weather-dependent, and drivers are urged to use alternate routes and exercise caution.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports Elkhart County Prosecutor Vicki Becker has agreed to serve as a special prosecutor to decide whether shoplifting charges should be filed against state Sen. Ron Alting. WVPE says police suspect Alting of shoplifting twice from Walmart stores, with incidents on Sept. 22 in Lafayette and Oct. 1 in Monticello. Becker confirmed with WVPE she’s being assigned a Tippecanoe County case. Alting said he is stepping back from campaigning and is undergoing medical evaluation.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that St. Joseph County sheriff candidates Rod Laureys (Republican) and Scott Ruszkowski (Democrat) will appear at a forum Thursday hosted by the faith-based nonprofit We Make Indiana. The event is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church on Filmore Road near South Bend. Organizers say they will ask the candidates about mental health crisis response, jail ministry and immigration; a member also hopes they address the school-to-prison pipeline.
Read original release ↗AECOM announced that its AECOM-led joint venture, 413 Continuity Partners, was awarded the Highway 413 Program Management Consultant contract by the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario. The Highway 413 program will create an approximately 59-kilometre corridor with extensions to Highways 410 and 427, and includes more than 170 bridges and 60 structural culverts. Over the 10-year assignment, the joint venture will provide program management, technical leadership, environmental coordination, stakeholder engagement, communications and construction oversight, AECOM stated.
Read original release ↗According to Beacon Health System, Taylor Harbin was severely injured in a May 8, 2025 car crash and was treated at Beacon Kalamazoo, a verified Level II Trauma Center. Scans showed multiple injuries including five broken ribs, a collapsed lung, pelvic fractures requiring surgical fixation with three screws, and a head laceration. After a 10-day hospital stay and transfer to Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital, she recovered, attended Beacon’s Survivors Dinner, and as of publication is expecting her first child.
Read original release ↗Blue & Co. announced that Kurt Beier will become managing director on January 1, 2027, following a planned succession process. The Carmel-based accounting and advisory firm said Brad Shaw will remain a director after stepping down from the top role.
Read original release ↗Boone Power announced (Oct. 6, 2026) that beginning Nov. 2 the cooperative's customer service desk will temporarily relocate to a mobile office space south of its current office building while construction continues on the property. Boone Power stated that, also beginning Nov. 2, office hours will change to 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. The notice was posted on Boone Power’s site as a customer-service update during construction.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons announced the addition of labor and employment partners Teresa D. Hudson in Houston and Adam S. Mocciolo in New York. The firm said their work includes employment counseling, investigations and litigation.
Read original release ↗Forvis Mazars reported a Net Promoter Score of 85 in its latest client survey, compared with 84 the previous year. The firm said 39% of survey recipients responded, up from 30% a year earlier.
Read original release ↗Forvis Mazars reports that on September 21, 2026, CMS released preliminary calendar year 2027 Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule (CLFS) payment rates based on the 2026 private-payor data reporting cycle under PAMA. The firm notes the preliminary results show downward pressure with roughly 1,171 of about 1,500 test codes lower than CY 2026 payments, with phased-in reductions through 2029 and annual decreases capped at 15% per year. Forvis Mazars recommends providers model financial impacts and consider submitting comments during the 30-day public comment period.
Read original release ↗Indiana Furniture announced Interior Office Source as its independent sales representative for Michigan. The Jasper-based furniture maker said IOS will provide local sales and design support for dealers, designers and customers across the state.
Read original release ↗Indianapolis Motor Speedway said that Alex Palou and Marcus Ericsson will headline the Indianapolis 8 Hour GT race on the IMS road course during the Oct. 8–11 event weekend, with the featured eight-hour race staged Saturday, Oct. 10. IMS noted teams of three drivers will share cars and are scheduled to race from 12:30–8:30 p.m. ET, with 28 cars expected. The event is the Intercontinental GT Challenge and GT World Challenge America season finale on the 14-turn, 2.439-mile road course.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder published a Security Tip of the Week advising organizations to verify payment requests and follow established approval processes after identifying a phishing campaign that impersonates executives and vendors with fake invoices. The company recommends confirming payment requests by phone or in person using known contact information, reporting unexpected payment emails per organizational procedures, and following a stop-look-think approach. The tip references partner KnowBe4 and was published on October 6, 2026.
Read original release ↗Kelly announced a phased brand modernization as it marks its 80th anniversary, consolidating multiple brands under a unified Kelly brand with 10 specialty divisions. The company said the refreshed visual identity, messaging platform and technology experience—including the Sevayo workforce platform and AI recruiting tools—will provide seamless access to workforce solutions. Kelly also described recent leadership appointments and operational investments to strengthen its CWM, MSP, BPO and RPO capabilities and support growth across enterprise talent management and sector-specific segments.
Read original release ↗Salas O’Brien announced that its experts Nathan Kamphuis, Ph.D., Fred Miller, and Lauren Wallace will join a Greenbuild panel on October 23 in New York to discuss prioritizing investments that improve data center performance, resilience, and sustainability. The company said the panel will cover advanced cooling and heat reuse, power-system optimization, water reduction, embodied carbon, and commissioning, and will provide attendees actionable guidance and a framework for evaluating which infrastructure investments deliver the greatest value.
Read original release ↗According to Salas O’Brien, principal Tom Iskra will present a case study at the Facility Renovations and Repurposing Conference 2026 in Boston on October 16. The presentation details work on a former energy‑intensive classroom building at UMass Dartmouth that a project team predicts will achieve a 68% reduction in energy use intensity and a 63% reduction in carbon emissions. Salas O’Brien says the session highlights interdisciplinary coordination, iterative analysis, and strategies that preserve historic character while improving performance.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, Visit Columbus is offering tourism development grants of up to $14,000 to local tax-exempt organizations to grow attractions, programs and community assets. Grants will support projects and events that generate out-of-county visitor spending, encourage overnight stays, advance the community brand, and may include art installations, sports facility improvements, public gathering spaces, and new visitor initiatives. Grants require a one-to-one cash match, can cover up to 50% of costs, and are available first-come, first-served.
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101.5 WKKG reports that Columbus City Utilities was recognized by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management with the Hoosier Water Guardian with Distinction Award. The program honors communities that exceed state standards for Wellhead Protection and Source Water Protection. The initiative is voluntary for public water supplies that depend on groundwater and aims to ensure residents receive the safest, cleanest drinking water possible, according to the city.
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WKKG reports Columbus City Council will consider a $3 million grant to support Project Encore’s plan to renovate the historic Crump Theatre into the Crump Center for the Performing Arts. The station says the $15.2 million project would restore the 1889 theater to its 1940s art‑deco look, add a four‑level east addition, and include ADA, mechanical, safety and performance-space upgrades. Funding would come from the city’s central tax increment financing district; the redevelopment commission approved the grant last month. Council meets at 6 p.m. tonight at Columbus City Hall.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, Bartholomew County will post the full text of three lengthy referendum questions on posters at the Gather Columbus early vote center and at all vote centers on Election Day to speed polling lines. The ballot includes two state constitutional amendment questions and a Bartholomew Consolidated Schools (BCSC) operating tax referendum to continue a property tax rate not to exceed $0.156 and a maximum annual amount of $10,100,000 for up to eight years. Early voting runs weekdays 8:00–5:00 (through noon Nov. 2); Election Day is Nov. 3 with polls open 6:00–6:00.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, flags in Seymour are flying at half-staff following the death of former Police Chief and City Council member John Joseph "J.J." Reinhart Jr., age 79. Reinhart served in the U.S. Army from 1967–1970 (including one year in Vietnam), joined the Seymour Police Department in 1970, became chief in 1988 and retired in 2000. He later served on City Council District 1 and held several local roles. Funeral services are at St. Ambrose Catholic Church with burial at Riverview Cemetery; Voss and Sons is handling arrangements.
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101.5 WKKG reports that the Evening with the Music of Harry Chapin, featuring Dale Sechrest and Friends at YES Cinema in Columbus, has been postponed due to a health emergency involving a band member. The show originally scheduled for October 28 has been delayed; a new date has not been announced. Ticket holders may use their tickets for the rescheduled performance or request a refund. Contact Lincoln-Central Neighborhood Family Center for more information.
Read original release ↗WorkOne Northern Indiana reports that the IMPower Center is offering a Clinician Remediation cohort aimed at helping more clinicians become licensed LCSWs and LMHCs. The posting, presented as a news/blog item on the WorkOne Northern Indiana site, notes that the program was for future LCSW and LMHC candidates. The announcement also states that the application is no longer available. The organization serves Northern Indiana’s five-county workforce system.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that the Indiana courts system named South Bend retiree Tom Brown its 2026 CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) of the Year. In an interview with WVPE reporter Jeff Parrott published October 6, 2026, Brown, a retired CPA, described volunteering for 12–13 years after his daughter encouraged him to become a CASA. He said the work has been meaningful, changed him, and stressed that volunteers are needed to support abused and neglected children.
Read original release ↗Zimmer Biomet said it will hold its third-quarter earnings webcast on November 4 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern, with a results release planned for 6:30 a.m. The Warsaw-based medical technology company said the webcast will be available through its investor-relations website and replayed afterward.
Read original release ↗Zylo said it has made Zylo Clarity AI generally available as an agentic SaaS Management feature embedded in its platform. The company stated Clarity can uncover unused licenses, prepare for renewals, update portfolio records at scale, and run workflows from plain-language requests. Zylo also reported growing adoption of its MCP Server—usage has nearly tripled since early August—enabling integration with other AI tools and extending Zylo’s data and actions across enterprise agents.
Read original release ↗14 News (WFIE) announced that meteorologist Matthew Wine joined the station for his first day on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026. Wine arrived from WFIE’s sister station in Louisville, Kentucky; he is a Louisville native and earned a Meteorology and Broadcast degree from Western Kentucky University. During his first day he appeared live with Chief Meteorologist Jeff Lyons at the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival, tried a special “Jackwagon” drink, and took part in a “mystery food” game. WFIE also noted Jeff Lyons’ upcoming retirement and Byron Douglas’ promotion to Chief Meteorologist.
Read original release ↗Brainstorm Print published a company news post offering 13 October marketing ideas to help small businesses and professionals boost customer engagement and grow through the end of the year. The company suggests tactics such as holding a costume contest, sponsoring a Halloween event, running a pumpkin carving contest, decorating storefronts, spook-ifying email or direct mail, offering early Black Friday specials, and giving back to local causes like Breast Cancer Awareness Month, according to Brainstorm Print.
Read original release ↗BWXT announced that Prodigy Clean Energy and the Pabineau and Eel River Bar First Nations selected its BANR microreactor for a proposed transportable nuclear power plant in Belledune, New Brunswick. The company said the Canadian project targets operation in the early 2030s; a definitive development agreement is still being pursued.
Read original release ↗Catalent announced a U.S. program designed to take complex biologic molecules from a gene sequence to released drug substance in 10 months. The company says the offering combines cell-line development with its U.S. development and manufacturing network; the announcement does not identify a Bloomington expansion.
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According to CWI, its News + Events page lists recent company announcements, including a October 5, 2026 "CWI Announces Request for Proposals (RFP) for Success Coaches," a September 22, 2026 item "CWI, CAF Unveil New Plans for 10th Annual Construction & Skilled Trades Days," and an August 11, 2026 item about Pathway Home. The page also provides CWI contact information at 504 Broadway, 4th Floor, Gary, IN, and phone numbers for inquiries.
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Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) announces a Request for Proposal to solicit experienced organizations to provide Success Coaches in Gary and Michigan City, Indiana. The coaches will assist individuals in becoming job-ready to participate in employment-related boot camps that lead to employment. CWI states the number of Success Coaches may increase depending on the number of boot camps held. The announcement directs interested parties to view the RFP and contact CWI for more information.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons marked 100 years of legacy firm Gibbons, founded in Newark in 1926. The firm said employees gathered September 29 in Newark for an anniversary event. The announcement follows the January 2026 combination of Frost Brown Todd and Gibbons.
Read original release ↗Ferret, Inc. profiles Jeff Ulrey, its General Manager, highlighting decades of hands-on experience in metal forming, tooling, and roll forming. According to Ferret, Ulrey began his career after high school in 1984, joined Ferret after noticing the company’s roll forming sign, and emphasizes collaboration, fast customer communication, and clean, safe shop practices as part of the company’s mission, "The Relentless Pursuit of Service." Ferret says Ulrey enjoys solving complex manufacturing puzzles with customers.
Read original release ↗Ferret, Inc. says it captures live labor data for each roll forming job to replace estimated or averaged costs with actual setup, production, good-piece and scrap records. Operators scan a work ticket to start and stop setup and production clocks; the system then applies the burden rate, records counts, and compares expected runtime with actual performance. According to Scott McMeekan, President of Ferret, this data supports fair cost discussions, clearer pricing decisions, and improved supplier–buyer relationships.
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Indianapolis-based LDI announced that Beau Lintereur has joined as operating partner. The firm said he will guide its portfolio support team and work with company leaders on growth and operations; his background includes more than 25 years at Cummins.
Read original release ↗Magnera announced the successful installation and commissioning of a new five-layer blown film production line at its Dombühl, Germany manufacturing site. According to the company, the line expands capabilities in lightweight and elastic films for personal care and healthcare, enhances manufacturing flexibility and process efficiency, and supports tailored film structures and product development. Commissioning began in August 2026 and Magnera expects commercial production to start in October 2026. The company also showcased the new platform at EDANA’s annual Outlook Conference.
Read original release ↗Mitchell-Fleming Printing Inc. published a company news item on October 5, 2026 presenting 13 marketing ideas for October. The company recommends tactics such as holding costume or pumpkin-carving contests, sponsoring Halloween events, decorating storefronts, “spook-ifying” email/direct mail/social posts, offering Oktoberfest or early Black Friday specials, supporting local sports teams, running trivia or treat giveaways, and giving back to causes like Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The piece frames these ideas as practical ways for small businesses to engage customers during October.
Read original release ↗Open Door Health Services reports that Certified Indiana Navigator Digna Kincaid was named Covering Kids and Families (CKF) Rookie of the Year at the 2026 annual Navigator Retreat. Open Door says Kincaid, a CKF Navigator with under one year of experience, is recognized for her compassionate, patient-centered work helping families—especially Spanish-speaking households—understand and navigate health coverage. The organization highlights her impact, teamwork, and dedication to making enrollment less overwhelming for clients.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency, Inc. announced that its offices will be closed on Monday, October 12th in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day and will resume normal operating hours on Tuesday, October 13th. The agency, a private not-for-profit Community Action Agency, provides support services to improve the community and encourage self-reliance and states that services are provided without regard to race, age, color, religion, sex, disability, national origin, ancestry, familial status, or veteran status.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the 41st annual Ethnic Expo begins Friday at 11 a.m. in the streets around Columbus City Hall and runs through 10 p.m. Saturday. The two-day festival features 39 food vendors, music on two stages, a bazaar, and a biergarten. The theme is “Global Voices and Local Stories.” A kids activities tent (organized by kidscommons and Columbus Recycles) runs 11 a.m.–7 p.m. both days, and scheduled main-stage and biergarten performers will appear Friday evening.
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101.5 WKKG reports the upcoming fall election includes contests for Indiana secretary of state, comptroller, treasurer, all U.S. House seats, the Indiana House, some State Senate districts, school boards and township offices. In Bartholomew County, WKKG lists contested races including county clerk (Shari Lentz vs. Quisha Jackson), county commissioner (Carl Lienhoop vs. Grant Hale), multiple county council and county treasurer contests, and several uncontested Republican incumbents such as Superior Court 2 Judge Jon Rohde and Sheriff Chris Lane.
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WKKG reports that Jackson County Recycles will offer two document destruction events this month to help residents protect personal information. The first event will be held “from 8 to 11 a.m. Friday in Brownstown behind the Subway restaurant.” A second event is scheduled “on Thursday, Oct. 22nd” with document destruction “from 4 to 7 p.m. in Seymour at the Re/Max Parking Lot,” according to the station’s local news post.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, early voting begins tomorrow and the voter registration deadline is today. In Bartholomew County, in-person early voting is available at the Gather Columbus building on 25th Street (the former Texas Roadhouse) Monday–Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with additional Saturday hours on October 24 and 31 at Gather Columbus and the Bartholomew County Governmental Office Building (Third and Franklin Streets) from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Early voting ends Monday, Nov. 2 at noon; Election Day polls are open Nov. 3 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, Johnson County authorities arrested 35-year-old Michael J. James after a grand jury indicted him on two counts of murder in the deaths of Chynna Dickus and her 10-year-old stepson, Blake Dickus. The victims were stabbed to death in their Franklin home in July 2006. A warrant was issued, James has been taken into custody, and an initial hearing will be scheduled in Johnson Circuit Court, WKKG reports.
Read original release ↗WesBanco announced it was named to American Banker’s 2026 Top-Performing Banks list for institutions with $10 billion to $50 billion in assets, climbing nearly 10 positions from the prior year. The company said the recognition highlights disciplined growth, strong financial performance and long-term execution. WesBanco noted the list is compiled with Capital Performance Group and cited its $27.5 billion in total assets and $7.8 billion in Trust and Investment assets under management as of March 31, 2026.
Read original release ↗Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc. announced it completed a partial redemption of $100 million aggregate principal amount of its 4.750% Senior Notes due 2027 on September 30, 2026. The notes were redeemed at 100.00% of principal plus accrued and unpaid interest to, but not including, the redemption date. Following the redemption, $300 million aggregate principal amount of the notes remain outstanding, the company stated.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global announced that Campbell Hobson has been named Team Principal of Andretti Formula E, succeeding Roger Griffiths, who will transition to a senior advisory role supporting Andretti Formula E and the broader TWG Motorsports portfolio. The company said Hobson has helped oversee operations, people and performance and will lead the team into the 2026/27 GEN4 season. Jake Dennis and Felipe Drugovich are confirmed to return, and the season opens in Jeddah on December 18–19.
Read original release ↗Clothes Mentor Rochester said its team demonstrated fall trends on a local news segment, showing budget-friendly outfits available in-store. Rachel and assistant manager Emma presented looks featuring lace tops layered under sweaters, wide-leg jeans, suede accessories, plaid pieces, and statement jewelry. The company noted these items were sourced from Clothes Mentor Rochester and encouraged shoppers to visit the store to find new-to-you pieces and experiment with seasonal trends at reduced prices.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons said it was recognized in the inaugural WTR Copyright 1000 guide, including a recommended-firm ranking in Indiana. The firm also reported individual recognition for Indiana attorneys Constance R. Lindman, Eric Lamb and Matthew J. Clark.
Read original release ↗Legacy Foundation, with support from Press Forward and in partnership with GreatNews.Life, is launching The Recovery Guide, an eight-week reporting and community education initiative to connect Lake County residents with organizations and resources after the August derecho. The guide will address food, housing, healthcare, financial assistance, cleanup, electrical needs and other community needs, and will grow as residents and organizations submit resources. Legacy Foundation notes major donor support, including $100,000 from the Dean and Barbara White Family Foundation and $250,000 committed by U. S. Steel.
Read original release ↗Hylant said Business Insurance named it a Best Place to Work in Insurance for an 18th consecutive year. The company’s announcement describes an assessment combining employer information with a confidential employee survey.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Indians, the club hosted its fourth annual postseason celebration, SWING, at Victory Field where more than 3,000 guests attended. The event, presented by Krieg DeVault, raised a record-breaking $750,000 for Indianapolis Indians Charities. The charity supports youth development, family success, education and neighborhood development. Attendees enjoyed live music, elevated local cuisine, craft cocktails and unique experiences inside both dugouts and clubhouses against the downtown Indianapolis backdrop.
Read original release ↗PepsiCo's Mountain Dew® Baja Blast announced that Junior Caminero has been named the first-ever 2026 MLB Baja Blast Champion after leading Major League Baseball with 21 home runs traveling 420+ feet during the 2026 regular season. The recognition caps the inaugural 'Get a Baja for a Blast' promotion — which awarded fans free Baja Blast for each 420+ foot home run — and PepsiCo surprised Caminero with a Champion Box including a commemorative bat, custom jersey and more than 420 cans. PepsiCo said fans can continue scoring free Baja Blast throughout the postseason and World Series.
Read original release ↗Shive-Hattery reports its 3,700-square-foot Tucson office was named one of “10 Cool Arizona Offices Worth the Commute in 2026” by AZ Big Media. The firm says the design, called “After the Monsoon,” draws inspiration from Sonoran Desert renewal after summer rainfall, uses texture, material and daylight, and weaves subtle references to Arizona’s historic Five C’s. Shive-Hattery states the project converted a compartmentalized layout into an open, connected workplace to encourage collaboration among team members and clients.
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Uranus Fudge Factory & General Store says it is the natural halfway stop on Missouri's Route 66, located at 14400 Hwy Z, St. Robert, MO (Exit 163 off I-44). The company states it is open daily 8 AM–8 PM and offers on-site-made fudge (19 flavors made fresh daily), the Taste of Uranus Sampler (1.5 pounds, six flavors), a Uranus Sideshow Museum, Putt Pirates mini golf, ice cream, and a gift shop of branded items.
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101.5 WKKG reports the Indiana Youth Institute announced 168 grants totaling $40 million to organizations statewide to support youth ages five through 18. Local awards include Advocates for Children (almost $500,000), Children Inc (almost $415,000), George Junior Republic (just over $433,000), Foundation For Youth (almost $249,000), South Central Lutheran Camp (almost $324,000), Pyoca Camp ($225,000), The Court And Child Advocacy Group (almost $79,000) and Champions of Youth ($66,000). The grants range from $8,435 to $500,000 and include IYI technical assistance.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, Jackson County 4-H won the Southeastern Indiana region in the statewide "Fight the Hunger, Stock the Trailer" competition organized by Farm Credit Mid‑America and Rural 1st. The statewide effort raised more than "181,152 thousand pounds of food" for 52 local food banks; Jackson County contributed 14,934 pounds and was third highest statewide. As the regional winner, the Jackson County Fair will receive $5,000 to support activities that build future agricultural leaders.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the Muscatatuck Wildlife Society will host Log Cabin Day at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will feature the Squirrel Butter Band, historic costumed storytelling, Myers Cabin tours, pioneer demonstrations including blacksmithing, a chore corral for children, and artist Maureen O’Hare Pesta creating a pastel of the cabin. A free ham-and-bean lunch with homemade cornbread will be served, and visitors are encouraged to explore the refuge’s trails, Nature Center, bookstore and gift shop.
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101.5 WKKG reports the United Way of Bartholomew County and the American Legion post in Columbus are offering tenderloin dinners today as a fundraiser. Drive-through service is at the American Legion post on 25th Street from 11:00 to 6:00. For a suggested $10 donation you receive a tenderloin sandwich with sides. Proceeds will benefit United for Youth’s Basic Needs with Dignity Fund, which helps ensure local children have access to food, clothing, hygiene and safety items.
Read original release ↗Amcor said it developed a bespoke bicolor flip-top closure for Spanish sauce brand Choví, now used across Choví’s salad, barbecue and snack sauce range. The bi-injection polypropylene closure incorporates a silicon valve to control sauce flow, has a curved shape for shelf differentiation, and was produced in Amcor’s Spanish facility. Amcor stated the design improves robustness and consumer ease of use and that Choví selected Amcor based on its closures reputation and local manufacturing capabilities.
Read original release ↗BluSky Restoration Contractors announced the promotions of Katy Nance and Kaci Franklin to managing directors of insurance services. The company said the two will focus on national insurance accounts and relationships with carriers, brokers and enterprise partners.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy said it completed the previously announced $2.62 billion sale of its Ohio natural gas LDC business, Vectren Energy Delivery of Ohio, LLC, to National Fuel Gas Company. The assets sold include approximately 5,900 miles of pipeline serving about 335,000 metered customers in West Central Ohio. CenterPoint stated the transaction received all required federal and state approvals and that National Fuel will assume responsibility for serving the former Ohio natural gas customers. Proceeds will support CenterPoint's $66.7 billion, 10-year capital plan, the company said.
Read original release ↗Centra Credit Union announced $75,000 in grants for Turning Point Domestic Violence Services to repair its emergency shelter. The credit union said its foundation provided $15,000 and secured another $60,000 through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis Community Multiplier program.
Read original release ↗Chick-fil-A, Inc. announced that a new restaurant, Chick-fil-A Ruby & Sinto, will open in Spokane on Thursday, Oct. 8 at 6:30 a.m. Located at 104 E Mission Ave and led by local Owner-Operator Lizzie Minkner, the restaurant will operate Monday–Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., offer dine-in, drive-thru, carry-out, delivery and catering, and bring approximately 120 jobs to the community. Guests dressed in cow print on opening day may receive one free entrée, while supplies last.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced that Dr. Stacey Leva, DO, MMM, FAAFP, CPE, has been appointed president and CEO of Franciscan Health Michigan City and was officially welcomed during a Missioning Ceremony. Previously serving as interim president and CEO, Dr. Leva was appointed by the Franciscan Alliance Board of Trustees and will have executive oversight of Franciscan locations in LaPorte and Porter counties. She succeeds Dean Mazzoni in the role, the organization said.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health announced that Dr. Stacey Leva was officially welcomed as president and CEO of Franciscan Health Michigan City following a Missioning Ceremony. The company states Dr. Leva had served as interim president and CEO and was appointed by the Franciscan Alliance Board of Trustees. In her role she will oversee Franciscan locations in LaPorte and Porter counties and succeeds Dean Mazzoni, who left to pursue other professional opportunities.
Read original release ↗Hylant announced its internship program made the 2026 RISE Elite 50 Internships List for a second consecutive year. The brokerage said it also received recognition in the Dedicated to Practical Learning category.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Shawn Johnson of Lafayette Jefferson High School has been named the Colts Flag Football Coach of the Week for Week 6. Lafayette Jefferson won three games last week (Logansport, McCutcheon and North Central), has won five straight and improved to 7-2. The Colts also listed regional honorable mentions and noted this is the third year the organization has recognized outstanding high school girls flag coaches across Indiana.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Colts, wide receiver Ashton Dulin returned to full practice capacity after roughly two weeks away, while tight end Mo Alie-Cox remained sidelined due to an illness. Linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither practiced fully after a limited session Wednesday for a knee issue. Keenan Allen was a limited participant Thursday with a groin concern, and defensive tackle Grover Stewart did not practice, listed as having a rest day. The report was published by the Colts on Oct. 1, 2026.
Read original release ↗JPMorganChase says its philanthropic investments are accelerating innovative construction to expand affordable housing supply. The firm reports announcing $400 million in philanthropic capital in 2021 and that philanthropic investment surpassed $490 million over the last five years, supporting creation and preservation of more than 100,000 affordable homes, 15,000 first-time homebuyers, and grantees attracting an additional $2.1 billion. JPMorganChase describes targeted grants and financing to pilot off-site construction, scale manufacturing, and develop flexible financing solutions to reduce costs and timelines.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA announced that three senior advisors — Peggy Murphy, Ph.D.; Heather Loebner; and Eric Ostern, MBA — have joined its Sustainability & Climate practice. The company said the advisors bring more than 75 years of combined corporate sustainability leadership and experience leading sustainability functions at Kimberly‑Clark, Kuehne+Nagel, ArcelorMittal, and Unilever. KERAMIDA named them to its Senior Advisory Team to provide clients with enterprise-level sustainability strategy, targets, and actionable implementation plans.
Read original release ↗Levy published an announcement that Boston Legacy FC selected it as the food and beverage partner for White Stadium in Boston. The release says the club plans to begin using the renovated stadium for the 2028 National Women’s Soccer League season.
Read original release ↗Open Door Health Services reports it was recognized by the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) as a National Quality Leader in Diabetes Health for the second consecutive year. The organization says it is one of four health centers in Indiana to receive the 2026 Community Health Quality Recognition (CHQR) badge. The recognition highlights meeting or exceeding national targets in BMI screenings and follow-up plans, pediatric weight management, and keeping blood sugar (A1C) under control. Open Door credits its clinical team and patients for this achievement.
Read original release ↗Regional Health Systems reports that during National Recovery Month it highlighted its Recovery Matters program, which provides addiction treatment and recovery services to community members. The organization, a member of Regional Care Group, says Recovery Matters offers a safe, structured, and supportive environment to help adults begin their recovery journeys. Michael Barrera, MS, LCAC, director of recovery services for Regional Health Systems, is quoted describing the program’s role in supporting individuals in recovery.
Read original release ↗Rightfiber announced it has completed its acquisition of American Broadband Holding Company (dba Fastwyre Broadband) operations in Nebraska, bringing Fastwyre’s Nebraska customers and employees into Rightfiber. The company said it has begun integrating Fastwyre’s Nebraska operations and will communicate with customers about products, services, billing, and future enhancements. Rightfiber described the acquisition as reinforcing its long-term commitment to Nebraska communities and expanding its national fiber footprint across 20 states.
Read original release ↗Rightfiber announced it has completed its acquisition of American Broadband Holding Company, dba Fastwyre Broadband, in Nebraska. The company, formed in 2026 from the merger of Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications and a Grain Management portfolio company, said former Fastwyre Nebraska customers and employees are now part of Rightfiber. The company stated it is integrating operations, will communicate transition details to customers, and highlighted its expanded footprint across 20 states and extensive fiber network.
Read original release ↗According to Salas O'Brien, the firm received Morrissey Goodale’s 2026 Best Post Transaction Performance Award in the $10 million to $50 million category for successfully integrating Crossey Engineering after their 2023 merger. Salas O’Brien reports maintaining 100% client retention over 15 years, 93% leader retention, and 92% team-member retention from mergers, with more than 95% of team members serving as employee-owners. The award presentation is scheduled for October 8 in Houston, Texas, and includes a $1,000 donation to the ACE Mentor Program.
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According to WKKG, Duke Energy Indiana has included the Taylorsville Industrial Site in its Site Readiness Program, partnering with the Greater Columbus Economic Development Corporation to prepare and market the property for industrial development. The unincorporated Taylorsville site near the I-65 and U.S. 31 intersection has major utilities at the property edges and can be developed as two projects or a single industrial campus. Duke named two other county sites and reports the program has supported 32 major projects since 2013.
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101.5 WKKG reports that Nashville Utilities has issued a boil water advisory after a water main repair on State Road 46 West. The advisory affects some customers from the 1600 block of State Road 46 to the 2000 block of Upper Schooner. Residents are advised to bring water to a full boil for three to five minutes before drinking or using it in food preparation. The advisory remains in effect until 4 p.m. on Friday; questions can be directed to Nashville Utilities at 812-988-5526.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that IUSB’s Ernestine Raclin School of the Arts is marking the 60th anniversary of its children’s theatre by returning to Winnie the Pooh, the company’s inaugural 1966 production. The public is invited to two performances Saturday, Oct. 3, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the IUSB Auditorium. Outreach coordinator Danielle Wilborn said the program sends educational packets to teachers and aims to reconnect past audiences across generations.
Read original release ↗American Senior Communities said Aster Place in Lafayette, Indiana, completed its annual Indiana State Department of Health inspection without deficiencies. The company described the result in its September 30 announcement.
Read original release ↗American Structurepoint said Noblesville’s Reimagine Pleasant Street project received the 2026 Aim Community Placemaking Award for communities with more than 50,000 residents. The firm served as program manager and lead design consultant on the corridor project developed with the city and Hamilton County.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System reports that patient Shayna Roodman received a right-ear cochlear implant in August 2024 and a left-ear implant six months later, under the care of audiologist Shana’e Sobieray, AuD, and surgeon Sonia Yuen, MD. According to Beacon, Roodman now hears everyday sounds again—birds, faucets, footsteps—and can hear her 19-year-old sing, improving her quality of life and family relationships. The story was published by Beacon on Sep 30, 2026.
Read original release ↗Burgess & Niple announced plans to acquire Florida Bridge & Transportation, an Orlando-based firm with 17 professionals. The September 30 announcement said the combination was expected to take effect October 1 and expand transportation engineering capabilities in Florida.
Read original release ↗Centerstone announced that its Autism Center partnered with the Missouri State Symphony Orchestra for a September 20 sensory-friendly concert in Springfield, Missouri. The organization said its staff supported a quiet room and described additional group programs for people with autism and their families.
Read original release ↗Ferret, Inc. says President Scott McMeekan and Quality Manager Thomas McMeekan will speak on a FABTECH 2026 panel titled “Building Tomorrow’s Workforce: How to Attract, Train, and Keep Next-Gen Employees.” The session is scheduled for Thursday, October 22, 2026, 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Ferret says the speakers will explore recruiting, training, retention, and generational perspectives to help manufacturers prepare the next generation of employees.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health announced that breast surgical oncologist Stephanie Cole joined its Center for Cancer Care. The health system said Cole completed a breast surgery fellowship at McLaren Karmanos and will work with its multidisciplinary cancer care team.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health said it is hosting multiple Pink & Pearl events this fall to encourage women to schedule mammograms and low-dose lung scans. The announcement lists events Oct. 15 at Franciscan Health Michigan City, Nov. 4 at Franciscan Health Crown Point, and Nov. 13 at Franciscan Health Munster, offering education, giveaways, displays, and scheduling for $49 lung scans for qualifying patients (age 50+, ~20 pack-year smoking history, asymptomatic). Franciscan provided contact names, phone numbers, and franciscanhealth.org/PinkandPearl for more information.
Read original release ↗Hancock Health said leaders from CMS and the Small Business Administration visited its New Palestine wellness center on September 3 for an event about CHOICE Arrangements. The health system reported discussions with employers and insurers about its employee health benefits approach.
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Hanson announced that William Kelley Jr. joined its Indianapolis office as senior vice president, general counsel and chief risk officer. The engineering firm said Kelley previously practiced at Drewry Simmons Vornehm in Carmel and will oversee legal initiatives and risk management.
Read original release ↗Holladay Properties said it held a Sept. 29 groundbreaking for Empire Flats in Bloomington, Illinois. The company’s Sept. 30 announcement describes a planned 210 apartments at 1312 E. Empire St.
Read original release ↗Hope Healthcare Services published a September 30, 2026 newsletter highlighting Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a patient spotlight, and expanded chronic care services including a Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) program, nutrition support, and diabetes education. The newsletter announces volunteer opportunities, community and faith partner spotlights, and promotes the Stories of Hope Celebration Dinner & Auction on October 24, 2026 at the Hendricks County 4‑H Fairgrounds. The organization directs uninsured patients to call 317-272-0708 to schedule appointments.
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ImageFIRST announces that public voting is open for its 6th Annual HeroesFIRST Contest (Sept. 30–Oct. 16, 2026). The company says 20 finalists were chosen from hundreds of nominations spanning more than 80 markets. ImageFIRST states the public will select voting winners online, and that the top eight finalists will share prizes totaling $16,500 recognizing excellence in patient experience.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced an exclusive limited-edition apparel collection with German lifestyle brand Lobster & Lemonade inspired by the team's mascot, Blue. The Blue Collection, the brand's first official collaboration with an NFL club, features original-illustration hoodies and t-shirts in adult and youth sizes. The Colts said the collection will be available beginning Thurs., Oct. 1 at 11 a.m. BST online and at multiple in-person pop-ups and retail locations across Europe.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Indians, Victory Field drew 555,657 fans in 2026 as the club won 75 games. The organization introduced a brand refresh and the tagline “Indy’s Original Home Team,” launched Native American and Negro Leagues Heritage Collections in partnership with the Miami Nation of Indians of Indiana and GANGGANG, and became the presenting sponsor of the Indiana State Fair. The team also highlighted individual milestones, including Ronny Simon leading the International League in batting average and multiple franchise and Victory Field-era pitching and hitting records.
Read original release ↗JPMorganChase said it has supported Abode Communities’ modular multifamily projects in Los Angeles, providing more than $1.5 million in philanthropic support since 2021 and also providing debt financing. The company noted it has invested more than $72 million through conventional loans, construction loans and philanthropy to help deliver Beacon Landing and Western Landing, which together offer 170 studio apartments and onsite supportive services to people who previously experienced homelessness.
Read original release ↗Kelly announced the launch of Kelly Digital Infrastructure, a new specialty division that unifies Kelly Telecom, NextGen | GTA, and Motion Telco to serve the digital infrastructure ecosystem. The company said the division focuses on telecom, data centers, AI, and automation and will deliver end-to-end workforce solutions—staffing, direct hire, technical project services and managed programs. Kelly described the division as built on decades of domain expertise and Kelly’s global scale to address accelerating demand for specialized infrastructure talent.
Read original release ↗Kimley-Horn announced on September 30, 2026 that the firm was named to the 2026 Fortune Best Workplaces in Consulting & Professional Services list by Fortune and Great Place To Work®. The company stated the recognition reflects analysis of survey responses from over 125,000 employees at Great Place To Work Certified™ companies and credited teamwork, trust, professional growth, and meaningful client service for its workplace culture. Jeff McKerrow, PE, PTOE (Kansas City, MO) is quoted describing the firm’s culture and private ownership.
Read original release ↗Koch Development Corporation dba Holiday World & Splashin' Safari
Holiday World said its Happy Halloween Weekends program in Santa Claus, Indiana, placed third nationally in USA TODAY’s 10Best theme-park Halloween voting. The September 30 company release also described dinosaur-themed fall attractions and entertainment.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank announced Esperanza Arias’s promotion to retail banking officer at its Elkhart River District branch. The bank said her responsibilities include branch operations, staff support and customer service.
Read original release ↗Proof Digital published a newsletter (Victoria Dominesey, September 30, 2026) using a fantasy football analogy to advise marketers to revisit their lineups. The company highlights a new blog breaking down free AI search tools (Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, Microsoft Clarity), announces an Awards & Recognition page noting Hermes Creative Awards and platform partnerships, summarizes a WordCamp US 2026 recap by its Director of Web Development, and invites guests to its Proof Point Podcast.
Read original release ↗Scannell Properties announced that it has let the second and final unit at its Via di Salone logistics development in Rome to iMile, comprising approximately 5,500 m2 of warehouse and office space and bringing Logistic Park Roma to 100% occupancy. Scannell said the total building (GLA 10,844 m2) is BREEAM Excellent and includes EV charging, photovoltaic panels, electric heat pumps, rainwater recovery, LED lighting with twilight sensors, a BMS for energy performance and a standard NFPA sprinkler system.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, early voting in Bartholomew County begins Tuesday with weekday voting at the Gather Columbus building on 25th Street (the former Texas Roadhouse) Monday–Friday from 8:00 to 5:00. Saturday voting will be held October 24 and 31 at Gather Columbus and the Bartholomew County Governmental Office Building (Third and Franklin) from 8:00 to 3:00. Early voting ends Monday, Nov. 2 at noon; Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, with polls open 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Voters may use any of 15 vote centers.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, 47-year-old Joseph Hooker of New Whiteland was sentenced to 20 years after a jury found him guilty in August of aiding the dealing of methamphetamine. The conviction followed a Johnson County Sheriff’s Department investigation. Prosecutor Lance Hamner said Hooker helped deliver an ounce of methamphetamine to a confidential informant at a Johnson County truck stop last November, and that the sentence is intended as a deterrent to other dealers.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the SPARK shop coworking space will open Thursday, October 22, with a grand opening ceremony. The new center at 301 E Second Street (the former George’s Tire Shop at 2nd & Broadway in Seymour) will serve local entrepreneurs, innovators and remote workers. Opening ceremonies run 4 to 6 p.m., followed by the 3rd Annual SPARK Tank Pitch Competition from 6 to 8 p.m. Attendees can tour the space and learn about membership opportunities.
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101.5 WKKG reports the 53rd annual Seymour Oktoberfest begins today, September 30, 2026. Activities start at 11 a.m. with select non-profit vendors; the carnival and Second Street biergarten open at 5 p.m. and run until 10 p.m. Opening ceremonies are scheduled for 4:45 p.m. Downtown Second, Third and Chestnut streets are cordoned off and the B&O parking lot is closed for rides. City officials remind visitors not to reserve public parking spaces with cones, rope, tape or other obstacles.
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101.5 WKKG reports that the Landmark Columbus Foundation’s Civic Design Institute will host “Prove It: A National Summit on Design Excellence as Civic Practice” next week at The Commons in downtown Columbus. The summit launches the Indiana Quality of Place Learning Partnership (funded by READI) and is supported by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and Indiana Arts Commission. Participants include U.S. Senator Todd Young, mayors and teams from multiple Indiana cities, representatives from all 15 READI regions, and national design leaders including Maurice Cox and Courtney Spearman.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that volunteers rappelled down South Bend’s 24-story Liberty Tower to raise money for the Youth Service Bureau of St. Joseph County. The annual Over the Edge fundraiser, in its ninth year, moved from the eight‑story Robertson’s Building to the taller Liberty Tower. Events ran from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m.; participants could opt for a pledge-only “Heck No We Won’t Go” option. The fundraiser supports teens experiencing safety and housing crises and proceeds were raised through volunteer pledges, per WVPE.
Read original release ↗1st Source Bank reports that second‑quarter corporate earnings were strong, with earnings growth above 25% for a second consecutive quarter. The bank highlights that AI has broadened beyond tech — FactSet data showed AI was discussed in 331 of 493 S&P 500 earnings calls — and that energy, information technology, and materials provided the largest contributions to Q2 earnings growth. 1st Source notes third‑quarter aggregate earnings expectations around 28–29%, raising the bar for forward guidance.
Read original release ↗Alro Metals said it opened a new 254,000-square-foot facility in Oviedo, Florida, at 1897 West Chapman Road to expand its Orlando market presence and processing capacity. The company stated the original Orlando location (opened in 1982) will now focus on plate processing. Alro said the Oviedo site increases local inventory, offers expanded processing options (including tube laser and plate laser equipment), and stocks a broad range of metals and shapes to improve product availability and shipment speed.
Read original release ↗Aquestive Therapeutics announced that Rich Daly will join its Board of Directors effective October 14, 2026. The company said Mr. Daly brings more than 30 years of leadership in large and emerging biopharmaceutical companies with commercial and operating experience. Aquestive stated the Board will consist of eight directors after the appointment, seven of whom the Board has determined are independent under Nasdaq listing standards, and highlighted Daly's experience supporting commercial launches and building commercial organizations.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company reported that an indirect treatment comparison using ACHIEVE-3 and PIONEER PLUS data found Foundayo (orforglipron) 17.2 mg was associated with 1.5% greater weight loss and 0.3% greater A1C reduction versus oral semaglutide 25 mg at 52 weeks. Presented at the 62nd EASD meeting in Milan, Lilly said analyses adjusted for covariates and that alternative statistical methods produced consistent results, supporting Foundayo's efficacy in adults with type 2 diabetes, according to the company.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company announced Phase 3 TRIUMPH-2 results showing retatrutide delivered substantial weight loss and A1C reductions in adults with type 2 diabetes and obesity or overweight. At 80 weeks, retatrutide 12 mg produced an average 49.6 lb (20.8%) weight loss (up to 60.8 lb/23.4% for baseline BMI ≥35), and A1C reductions up to 1.6% with as many as 40.0% reaching A1C <5.7%. Lilly said it plans a BLA submission in Q1 2027.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company reported that a new indirect treatment comparison—presented at the 62nd EASD meeting and drawing on SURMOUNT-1 and STEP UP trial data—found Zepbound (tirzepatide) 15 mg was associated with 4.5% greater mean weight loss than Wegovy HD (semaglutide 7.2 mg) at 72 weeks. Lilly also reported that participants on Zepbound 15 mg were more than three times as likely to achieve at least 20% body-weight reduction versus Wegovy HD in this analysis.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company reported Phase 3 TRIUMPH-2 results showing that retatrutide produced substantial weight loss and A1C reductions in adults with type 2 diabetes and obesity or overweight. At 80 weeks, retatrutide 12 mg averaged 49.6 lbs (20.8%) weight loss overall and up to 60.8 lbs (23.4%) for participants with baseline BMI ≥35. A1C fell by up to 1.6%, with up to 40.0% of participants reaching A1C <5.7%. Lilly plans to submit a BLA in Q1 2027.
Read original release ↗Center for Hospice Care reported it earned an overall 5-star rating on the CMS Hospice Caregiver Experience survey, placing CHC in the top 1% of the nation’s hospice providers and identifying CHC as the only St. Joseph County-based provider to receive this rating. The organization also noted that Milton Adult Day Services and CHC received the Becky Zaseck Professionals of the Year award at REAL Services’ 30th Age of Excellence Awards. Center for Hospice Care serves patients and families across northern Indiana and has provided hospice and palliative care for more than four decades.
Read original release ↗Center for Hospice Care (CHC) announced that it earned an overall 5-star rating on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Hospice Caregiver Experience survey, placing CHC in the top 1% of U.S. hospice providers and the only St. Joseph County provider with that rating. CHC also reported that Milton Adult Day Services and CHC received the Becky Zaseck Professionals of the Year award at REAL Services’ 30th Age of Excellence Awards. CHC noted it has served northern Indiana for more than four decades.
Read original release ↗Four Winds Casinos announced that Chubby Checker will perform at Four Winds New Buffalo’s Silver Creek Event Center on Saturday, February 13, 2027, at 8 p.m. Eastern. Tickets go on sale Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. Eastern via Ticketmaster, with prices starting at $29 plus applicable fees. Hotel rooms are available on the night of the concert and can be purchased with event tickets, the casino stated.
Read original release ↗Four Winds Casinos announced that Chubby Checker will perform at Four Winds New Buffalo’s Silver Creek Event Center on Saturday, February 13, 2027, at 8 p.m. Eastern. Tickets, starting at $29 plus fees, go on sale Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. Eastern via Ticketmaster. Hotel rooms are available the night of the concert and can be purchased with event tickets, the company said.
Read original release ↗Goodwill Industries of Michiana said it is partnering with the Porter County Community Foundation, NIPSCO and the NiSource Charitable Foundation to help more than 100 Northwest Indiana families affected by recent storms. Partner organizations — Hilltop House, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana, Meals on Wheels and Family Promise of Porter County — will distribute Goodwill gift cards and connect families to Goodwill’s free programs and services during recovery. Families seeking assistance can contact Liz Flowers, Goodwill Director of WeConnect, at 574-472-7331.
Read original release ↗Goodwill Industries of Michiana says it is working with the Porter County Community Foundation, NIPSCO and the NiSource Charitable Foundation to help Northwest Indiana families recover from recent storms. More than 100 families will be selected to receive Goodwill gift cards and connections to free programs and services, distributed by Hilltop House, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana, Meals on Wheels and Family Promise of Porter County. Families can contact Liz Flowers, Goodwill Director of WeConnect, at 574-472-7331 for assistance.
Read original release ↗Four Winds Casinos announces that Jefferson Starship and John Waite will perform at Four Winds New Buffalo on March 27, 2027. The joint U.S. tour launches October 17, 2026 and includes multiple dates through April 2, 2027. Tickets went on sale Friday, October 2nd at 10am local time and were made available via the artists’ websites. Jefferson Starship and John Waite will each perform career-spanning sets featuring their well-known hits, according to Four Winds Casinos.
Read original release ↗Four Winds Casinos, operated by the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi, announced a slate of October promotions including Oktoberfest dining Oct. 1–4 at Four Winds New Buffalo and Four Winds South Bend; a $150,000 “Sweet Trucks & Bucks” promotion Oct. 17 with hourly cash, Instant Credit/prize giveaways and Chevy Silverado giveaways; Senior Day drawings Oct. 21 (New Buffalo, Hartford, Dowagiac) and Oct. 22 (South Bend); a Pawty Pet Adoption Oct. 25 at New Buffalo; and a Monster Bash Oct. 31 at Four Winds South Bend.
Read original release ↗Four Winds Casinos announced a series of October promotions including Oktoberfest dining at Four Winds New Buffalo and Four Winds South Bend (Oct. 1–4), a $150,000 "Sweet Trucks & Bucks" event with hourly drawings and Chevy Silverado giveaways at all Four Winds locations (Oct. 17), Senior Day drawings at selected locations (Oct. 21–22), a Pawty pet adoption event at Four Winds New Buffalo (Oct. 25), and a Monster Bash at Four Winds South Bend (Oct. 31). The company provided event details and player-club entry information.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced they signed cornerback Elijah Culp to the practice squad. The club noted Culp (5-11, 190) participated in the Arizona Cardinals’ 2026 offseason program and training camp after signing with Arizona as an undrafted free agent on April 28, 2026. Collegiately he played at Austin Peay, Troy, Charlotte and James Madison. Across 53 career games (35 starts) he totaled 128 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, 21 passes defensed and five interceptions, and earned Third Team All-Sun Belt honors in 2025, the Colts said.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced an exclusive, limited 'Blue Collection' with German lifestyle brand Lobster & Lemonade for the European market. Inspired by the Colts’ mascot Blue, the first official NFL-team collaboration for Lobster & Lemonade includes hoodies and T-shirts for adults and children with original illustrations. The collection launches Thursday, October 1 at 11:00 BST via europe.nflshop.com and LobsterLemonade.com and will be sold at pop-up locations in Greenwood and NFL shops in London and Tottenham during London Game Week.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that the team's official London Game Watch Party, presented by Bud Light, is sold out ahead of the Week 4 matchup versus the Washington Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The club said the sold-out event will show the game on movie-theater screens with Colts giveaways, food and beverage specials, and Bud Light activations. Doors open at 8:15 a.m. ET for the 9:30 a.m. ET kickoff; theater seating is first-come, first-served and additional viewing areas will be available if capacity is reached.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder published a Security Tip of the Week advising that fake package-delivery emails requesting a small customs fee are phishing attempts. The company explains such emails ask recipients to follow a link and enter personal, credit card, and banking information, which attackers can misuse. Keller Schroeder recommends checking the carrier's official app or website with your tracking number, being wary of unexpected credit-card requests, and following the "Stop. Look. Think." guidance. The tip notes partnership content from KnowBe4.
Read original release ↗Trinitas Ventures announced a groundbreaking for Atmosphere on Mifflin near the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The company said the development will combine new student housing with the preserved Wiedenbeck Apartments for a total of 264 units and 697 beds, with completion planned for summer 2028.
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101.5 WKKG reports that the city of Columbus and Love Chapel marked the 10th anniversary of the Brighter Days shelter on Mapleton Street. The facility provides emergency housing to about 50 people daily, with stays up to 60 days, male and female dorms with bunk beds, bathrooms, showers and simple meals. Mayor Mary Ferdon recognized decade-long supporters and highlighted efforts toward long-term economic and health stability; her husband Steve led Mission Columbus as project manager during construction. Love Chapel executive director Kelly Daugherty called the shelter a place where hope can be restored.
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WKKG reports that on September 29, 2026 a Columbus native, Laura Moses-Wadsworth, was chosen as executive director of the Southeastern Indiana chapter of the American Red Cross. The station notes Moses-Wadsworth’s local nonprofit experience, including more than a decade as executive director of the Bartholomew County Historical Society, over 15 years at Foundation for Youth, work with the Arc of Bartholomew County, and recent adjunct instructor roles at Ivy Tech Columbus and IU Columbus. She holds an MBA from IU Columbus.
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According to 101.5 WKKG reporting on September 29, 2026, Decatur County authorities are asking the public for information after a hit-and-run injured a pedestrian. The incident occurred Saturday at about 8:18 p.m. in the 4800 block of East State Road 46. Deputies found the victim in a ditch; the person was taken to Decatur Memorial Hospital and then flown by Lifeline to an Indianapolis-area hospital. A passenger side mirror was recovered at the scene. Witnesses should contact the Decatur County Sheriff’s Department at 812-663-8125.
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WKKG reports Ivy Tech Community College Columbus faculty member Dr. Tom Sobat will lead a guided nature hike at the Touch the Earth Natural Area west of Columbus. Hikers will meet at 10 a.m.; all trails on the Sycamore Land Trust property are listed as “easy.” Participants are advised to bring binoculars; the college will have some sets available. For more information, contact Sobat as provided by the station.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the Bartholomew County Historical Society will hold its Open Door Tour fundraiser, themed "A Bite of History," as a self-guided walking tour on Saturday, October 17 from 2 to 5 p.m. Participants will receive one-bite or one-sip samples at stops while learning local history. Advance tickets are $25, day-of tickets $30; children five and under are free and children 16 and under require a chaperone.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the 180 RCO recovery group in Seymour will offer OkSOBERfest as an alcohol-free alternative during Seymour Oktoberfest. The event runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the 180 RCO offices on Sixth Street in the Redeemer Lutheran Church parking lot. Family activities are scheduled 5–6 p.m., with a nightly recovery meeting at 7 p.m. The event is intended for people in recovery or those seeking a sober alternative; 180 RCO provides peer support, recovery planning and post-release community connections.
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WKKG reports the Circle K Fieldhouse at Nexus Park will host the War of the Roses Midwest Nationals Wrestling Tournament Saturday and Sunday, with the Columbus parks and recreation department expecting 90 teams. The event has K-8 and 9-12 divisions, each with 14 weight classes. Last year the tournament drew 55 teams, more than 2,100 wrestlers, over 4,000 spectators, and an estimated economic impact of just over $1 million, says Brady Buckley of Columbus Parks and Recreation.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that South Bend International Airport held a ribbon-cutting for new food and drink options supplied by South Dakota-based Skydine. WVPE says this is the airport’s first new concession change since hiring South Bend Chocolate Company in 2014. Phase 1 introduced two Dunkin’s (pre- and post-security), a Jimmy Johns, and the Lauber Overlook post-security. Phase 2 will add The Bend Market & Brews pre-security and a full-service Lauber restaurant and bar post-security, expected to finish by March or April.
Read original release ↗Corteva, Inc. announced that it and Inari have reached a confidential settlement resolving the lawsuit filed by Corteva in September 2023 that was pending in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware. Corteva said Inari agreed to destroy Corteva material accessed from seed depositories and material developed from those deposits, assign to Corteva the intellectual property related to its edited versions of Corteva events, and negotiate certain licensing arrangements; other terms remain confidential.
Read original release ↗Valpo Parks Foundation announced that its annual Friends & Legends Ceremony will be held Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Butterfield Family Pavilion. The Foundation said it will honor Phil Ross (Community Champion Award), Valparaiso Sunrise Kiwanis Club (John Seibert Service Award), and Linda Eyermann (Art & Irene Malasto Legend Award). The evening is free and open to the public, with complimentary food and a cash bar; advance RSVPs are preferred to assist catering.
Read original release ↗Valpo Parks Foundation announced that its annual Friends & Legends Ceremony will be held Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Butterfield Family Pavilion. The Foundation said it will honor Phil Ross (Community Champion Award), Valparaiso Sunrise Kiwanis Club (John Seibert Service Award), and Linda Eyermann (Art & Irene Malasto Legend Award). The free public event will offer complimentary food, a cash bar, and prefers pre-registration via the Foundation's RSVP link.
Read original release ↗Colts.com reports the Indianapolis Colts edged the Houston Texans 19-17 in Week 3. The team noted Daniel Jones lost two fumbles and threw an interception but completed 66.7% of his passes. Receiver Josh Downs has developed strong chemistry with Jones (12 catches on 20 targets for 149 yards), defensive tackle DeForest Buckner continued his high-level play (up to three sacks on the season), and punter Rigoberto Sanchez’s kickoffs materially affected the final possession.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced an exclusive partnership with the London Eye to offer a Colts‑themed pod and panoramic rides during the team's 2026 London Game Week. The club said access will be provided through special contests and opportunities at the Colts FanZone at Greenwood, with select rides featuring appearances from Colts Legends, Cheerleaders and mascot "Blue." The Colts also announced a special £20 London Eye ticket offer and directed fans to LondonEye.com/Colts for booking details starting Oct. 1.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that the high school football officiating crew of Mike Eason (crew chief), Jerry Blum, Stu Casper, Casey Earle and Joe Esposito was named the High School Officiating Crew of the Month for September 2026. The Colts noted the crew has more than 100 years of combined officiating experience, officiated the 2023 Class 6A State Championship and includes members licensed across multiple sports. The recognition is part of the third year of the Colts and IHSAA monthly honors.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Grant Moser of South Adams High School was named the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week for Week 6, sponsored in part by Certor Sports. The Class 1A-No. 8 Starfires improved to 4-2 after a 21-16 home win over Class 3A-No. 6 Adams Central, their first victory over that rival since 2020. The Colts noted this is part of the program's 27th year recognizing outstanding Indiana high school coaches; winners receive a $2,000 donation and commemorative plaque.
Read original release ↗Kelley Kronenberg Attorneys at Law
Kelley Kronenberg published the "Mortgage Foreclosure & Default Services Newsletter: Q3 2026 Edition" on September 28, 2026. The newsletter is presented by the firm in its Newsletters/ITK resources and is associated with the Mortgage Foreclosure & Default Services practice. Contact and firm information shown on the page include the firm name, phone number (800-484-4381) and email inquiries@kklaw.com, and a list of Kelley Kronenberg office locations across multiple U.S. cities.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA Inc. published a Client Alert on September 28, 2026, informing clients that its team tracks federal, state, and regional grant, funding, and technical assistance opportunities relevant to climate action, sustainability, resilience, infrastructure, and community-focused projects. The alert, authored by Josh Grund, highlights multiple programs and deadlines (for example, deadlines in late 2026 for EPA SBIR, DOE ETIPP, and USDOT PROTECT) and offers KERAMIDA’s assistance to determine program applicability for client projects.
Read original release ↗Mitchell-Fleming Printing Inc. published a News Archive article on September 28, 2026, outlining practical guidance for writing effective cover letters. The company’s article recommends including clear header contact information and digital links, addressing a named recipient, keeping the letter short and scannable, opening with an attention getter, demonstrating skills and matching ATS keywords, outlining resume highlights with quantifiable impact, referencing company culture, and closing concisely. The piece is presented as a resource for job seekers and hiring professionals.
Read original release ↗The Nice Law Firm, LLP explains mechanic’s liens under Indiana law, describing who may claim a lien and the required steps to record and enforce it. The firm notes Indiana Code procedures, strict recording deadlines (generally 60 days for Class 2 structures and 90 days for other property), a one-year foreclosure period after recording, and a 30-day notice to commence suit. The article advises owners and claimants to obtain prompt legal advice because filings and deadlines are technical and consequential.
Read original release ↗Scannell Properties said it has acquired a 68,445 m² plot in the ZAC Les Pierrailleuses, Saint‑Symphorien (Niort Sud), to develop a 19,018 m² build-to-suit cold storage distribution hub for a major French food retail operator. Construction is scheduled to begin in October 2026 with delivery planned for October 2027. The company said the facility targets BREEAM Excellent and the BiodiverCity label, includes photovoltaic generation and advanced refrigeration systems, and could ultimately create around 250 jobs.
Read original release ↗Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store
Uranus Fudge Factory published a company news article on September 28, 2026 explaining traditional fudge making: the soft-ball temperature (235–240°F), the importance of real dairy, precise timing and proper beating, and avoiding shortcuts. The piece states the company has been making fudge in its on-site St. Robert, Missouri kitchen since 2015, offers nineteen flavors, ships nationwide and internationally, and notes orders placed before 7 AM CST Sunday ship Monday morning, with three retail locations listed.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that September is Hunger Action Month and that the following day was designated Hunger Action Day by Feeding America. The station says orange is the symbolic color for hunger relief and notes River Lights, the Central Park Bridge in Mishawaka and the Memorial Hospital Crosswalk will be lit orange. WVPE relays Feeding America’s local data: over 121,000 people in northern Indiana were food insecure last fiscal year, nearly a quarter were children. The Food Bank of Northern Indiana seeks nonperishable donations at Martin’s stores and its Chapin Street headquarters; most-needed items are listed.
Read original release ↗Colts.com reports that kicker Spencer Shrader felt a groin tweak during pregame warm-ups, received treatment from the Colts' training staff and was taped up before playing. Despite the issue, he made all four field goals (39, 58, 37 and a 53-yard game-winner with 16 seconds remaining) and his lone PAT, helping the Indianapolis Colts to a 19-17 Week 3 victory over the Houston Texans. He did not handle kickoff duties.
Read original release ↗According to Kankakee Valley REMC, the cooperative hosted its Member Appreciation Day and Annual Business Meeting on Thursday, September 24, at the Porter County Fairgrounds. Members voted in director elections (District 4: Brad Hazelton; At-Large: Russell Guse) and received a $5 bill credit for voting. The event included a meal, entertainment, family activities, prize drawings (grand prize $2,000 to Lisa Pajkos-Winamac), and recognition of the 2025–2026 Junior Board of Directors and cooperative initiative updates.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports Berrien County commissioners approved a brownfield plan for Orchard View Lofts, a 144-apartment workforce housing development in St. Joseph Township near I-94 and Niles Road. Dutch Developers seeks about $13.4 million of the $27.6 million project cost to be reimbursed via captured property tax increments. The project would reserve 29 units for households up to 120% of area median income and is scheduled for completion by 2029, the station says.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts advise fans that INDOT paving and infrastructure work on I-65 and I-70, plus downtown street closures, will affect travel to Lucas Oil Stadium. The team urges fans to allow extra travel time and check real-time traffic before departure. Reported impacts include overnight lane reductions and multiple ramp closures (e.g., I-70 ramps and I-465/I-70 exit restrictions), and downtown Capitol Ave closure between Maryland St. and South St. — per the Indianapolis Colts.
Read original release ↗Colts Communications announced that the Indianapolis Colts signed wide receiver Anthony Gould to the 53-man roster from the practice squad, placed wide receiver Alec Pierce on Injured Reserve, and elevated wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine to the active roster from the practice squad for Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans. The release notes Gould’s career returns and receptions, Pierce’s season and career receiving totals, and Westbrook-Ikhine’s recent signing to the practice squad.
Read original release ↗Andretti Formula E said it has retained the FIA Three-Star Environmental Accreditation following an audit by the FIA Environmental Accreditation Auditor. The team, which has held Three‑Star status since 2024 and gained ISO 14001:2015 registration, completed the assessment via the FIA Fast Track renewal process. Andretti noted the next renewal is scheduled for June 2028 and highlighted mature environmental management, carbon‑footprint monitoring at its Banbury headquarters, and waste and sustainable travel initiatives.
Read original release ↗Corteva announced that the SEC has declared effective Vylor’s Registration Statement on Form 10. The filing describes Vylor’s business, strategy and the planned separation into an independent, publicly traded company expected to be completed October 1, 2026. Corteva said each stockholder of record as of September 24, 2026 will receive one share of Vylor common stock per Corteva share, with the distribution expected prior to 9:30 a.m. New York time on October 1, 2026. Vylor is expected to begin trading on the NYSE under the symbol “VYLR.”
Read original release ↗Farmer Scott Ozete Robinson & Schmitt LLP
Farmer Scott Ozete Robinson & Schmitt announced that partner Laura A. Scott was elected to the board of ProSight Financial Association’s River Valley Chapter. The Evansville law firm said her practice includes work with financial institutions on transactions, creditors’ rights and electronic payments.
Read original release ↗Haynes International reported a September 23 groundbreaking for a vacuum induction melting facility and SMS rotary forge. The company described the project alongside its work within the Acerinox group, which also includes VDM and North American Stainless.
Read original release ↗Henry Community Health reported breaking ground on an 18,300-square-foot outpatient surgery center at its Knightstown campus. The health system estimated the project at $17.5 million and said it expected an early 2028 opening, with three operating rooms and one procedure room.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Amanda Schmitt of Evansville Central High School was named the Colts Flag Football Coach of the Week for Week 5. The Colts noted Schmitt’s Bears rebounded from an 0-4 start to win four straight and improved to 4-4 after defeating Evansville Harrison, 53-32. The Colts also listed regional honorable mentions and stated this is the third year they have recognized high school girls flag coaches; each winning coach will receive a $1,000 NFL Foundation donation and a commemorative plaque.
Read original release ↗Jasper Engines & Transmissions
Jasper Engines & Transmissions said its associate-owner giving circle, JETT, awarded $20,000 on September 15 to the new Boys and Girls Club of Dubois County. The announcement said the grant would support after-school care, mentoring and youth programs at the Jasper location.
Read original release ↗MSP Seals published guidance explaining how to choose seals for harsh outdoor and industrial environments. The company highlights failure modes such as thermal extremes, chemical exposure, contamination, and pressure spikes, and recommends materials including FKM, PTFE, HNBR, PU, and EPDM. MSP Seals states it has supported design engineers since 1998 supplying rotary, shaft, and molded seals, and that its facility is certified to follow ISO 9001 standards. The company offers help specifying seals for demanding applications.
Read original release ↗Prysmian | Encore Wire said it will showcase its electrical expertise and wire-and-cable portfolio at the NECA 2026 Convention & Trade Show, October 4–7 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. The company invited attendees to visit booth #6118 to view labor-saving and safety-focused products and services, including Mega Coil®, PullPro®, Reel Payoff® Premium, CAROL® cord & low-volt electronics, AIRGUARD®, Lifeline® fire-resistive cable systems and industrial/data-center solutions.
Read original release ↗Riverview Health announced three orthopedic walk-in clinics scheduled to open September 28, with weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The health system also announced a Mako robotic-assisted surgical system for its orthopedic program.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the city of Columbus will close Parking Lot 10 (Franklin and Sixth Streets) the evening of October 12 and keep it closed for about three weeks to expand the downtown tree canopy with native, low‑maintenance plantings as part of the Columbus Downtown 2030 plan. All vehicles must be removed by 5 p.m. on October 12. Paid parkers will be relocated to other city facilities and receive credits; several alternative lots and temporary restrictions are listed.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, parts of Fourth, Sixth and Washington Streets will close today through Saturday afternoon for the Mill Race Marathon. No parking is allowed between Fifth and Seventh Streets this morning, with no parking between Third and Fifth Streets beginning at 4 p.m. Events start tonight with a 6 p.m. Kids Fun Run at Mill Race Park; opening ceremonies are 7:10 a.m. Saturday and races begin at 7:30 a.m. Award times and a 3 p.m. grand prize truck drawing are listed by the station.
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101.5 WKKG reports that for National Roundabout Week (Sept. 25, 2026) INDOT is advising drivers to slow down, stay in their lane, yield to traffic already in the roundabout, follow the one-way counterclockwise flow, use a right turn signal when exiting, and yield to pedestrians and bicyclists. The station notes INDOT’s safety findings that roundabouts can reduce deaths and injuries by 82% at former two-way stops and 78% at former traffic signals by limiting T-bone and head-on collisions and lowering speeds.
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WKKG reports that the 58th annual Hope Heritage Days begins today in northeastern Bartholomew County. Events start at 3 p.m. and run through 5 p.m. Sunday, with vendor booths around the Town Square and local not-for-profit groups selling food. Music will be at the bandstand and main stage. Weather-permitting fireworks are scheduled Saturday at 9:30 p.m., and the parade is set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m., with Michael and Tina Dean serving as grand marshals.
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101.5 WKKG reports the 53rd annual Seymour Oktoberfest begins Wednesday, September 25, 2026, in Jackson County. Festival activities start at 11 a.m. Wednesday with select non-profit vendors; the carnival and biergarten open 5–10 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday opening ceremonies begin at 4:45 p.m. with the Seymour High School band, prince and princess contest, and festival awards. Carnival hours are Thursday 5–11 p.m., and Friday–Saturday 1–11 p.m.; food and booths operate 11 a.m.–11 p.m. Parking and a shuttle from Seymour High School are provided. More information is available at seymouroktoberfest.com.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that an Elkhart County jury found 35-year-old Nicholas Stanley guilty of murdering Allen Cogswell. Prosecutor Vicki Becker told WVPE that Stanley obtained public support and money by falsely claiming Cogswell attempted to contact the victim after his prison release. The article states Judge Michael Christofeno refused a lesser “sudden heat” instruction; Stanley faces 55 to 85 years and is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 22, according to WVPE.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that South Bend is promising an increased police presence for this weekend’s Fusion Fest at Howard Park. The two-day event will feature food vendors, musical acts and other activities; metal detectors will be used at park entrances. Weapons, coolers and large bags are prohibited while small clear bags are permitted. Organizers note road closures: Jefferson Boulevard closed between Martin Luther King and St. Louis boulevards from 6:00 a.m. Saturday to 6:00 a.m. Monday.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy, Inc., the parent company of the Indiana utility, announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.24 per common share. The company said payment is scheduled for December 10, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on November 19.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy, Inc., the parent company of the Indiana utility, announced its selection for a $50 million U.S. Department of Energy award for substation upgrades in Greater Houston. The company said the funding remains subject to final negotiations and would support grid reliability and capacity improvements. The announced project is in Texas.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health is hosting The Family Dinner Project, a free program for families that offers easy recipes, conversation starters and activities to make dinnertime more positive. Sessions run Thursdays Oct. 8–29, 5–6:30 p.m. Central, at Franciscan Health Michigan City Legacy Campus, 301 W. Homer St. Families prepare a meal together and leave with ingredients to recreate it. Registration is required by Oct. 5; contact Selena Tinoco at (219) 221-4153 or Selena.Tinoco@FranciscanAlliance.org, Franciscan Health states.
Read original release ↗Hafer announced on its News page that the firm is now part of Galloway. The News listing includes an item titled "Galloway Acquires Hafer, Commits to the Region" dated 09.09.26, and the site displays a banner stating "We are pleased to announce that Hafer is now part of Galloway ! Learn more: Visit GallowayUS.com." The page appears on Hafer's site (© 2026 Hafer PSC).
Read original release ↗Hafer announces that it is now part of Galloway. The company's News page lists an item titled "Galloway Acquires Hafer, Commits to the Region" dated 09.09.26, and the site displays the statement "We are pleased to announce that Hafer is now part of Galloway !" The announcement links readers to Visit GallowayUS.com for more information, indicating the company is presenting this acquisition as an official update.
Read original release ↗Holladay Properties announced a ribbon cutting for Flats at Pinecreek in Elkhart, Indiana. The company said the community along County Road 17 includes 252 apartments, a clubhouse, pool and fitness center.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced a full schedule of fan activities for London Game Week, Oct. 1–4, centered on the Colts FanZone at Greenwood and a "Blue" Posts pop-up in Carnaby. Presented by Lucas Oil Products, the free FanZone will include live entertainment, giveaways, exclusive merchandise, a Colts Pro Shop pop-up, and appearances by Colts Legends Edgerrin James and Bill Brooks, mascot "Blue" and the Colts Cheerleaders. Fans can also watch the Oct. 4 game at the FanZone and find official ticket and hospitality information at Colts.com/London, the team said.
Read original release ↗According to Kelly, the company’s Professional & Industrial specialty division was recognized as a Leader on Everest Group’s 2026 US Contingent Talent and Strategic Solutions PEAK Matrix® assessments in both Industrial and Business & Professionals categories. Kelly said the recognition reflects its specialized talent expertise, outcome-based workforce solutions, and investments in AI-enabled recruiting and workforce technology, which provide real-time market intelligence, scenario modeling, and automation to support high-volume and scalable hiring across finance, HR, customer support, manufacturing and other sectors.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA reports that it was a Bronze Sponsor of the Midwest U.S.-Japan Association Conference in Indianapolis on September 24, 2026. The company says a delegation attended for three days, including Founder/CEO/CTO Vicky Keramida; President Mike Lancioni; Senior VP, Sustainability Nick McCreary; and CFO & Senior Engineer Wesley Fleming. KERAMIDA notes the team made connections with Japanese clients, enjoyed time at the conference, and spoke with Indiana Governor Mike Braun, thanking Kumiko Brunson of Pioneer Realty for assistance.
Read original release ↗Strand Associates reports that the West Bend GAC Water Treatment Facility was awarded the 2026 American Water Works Association (AWWA) of Wisconsin Large Project of the Year Award. The project addressed PFAS contamination to protect the City of West Bend’s long-term water supply and selected a treatment approach with multi-decade implications. Strand Associates states the facility also received an ACEC National Recognition Award, an ACEC-WI Grand Award, and an ACEC-WI Best of State Award.
Read original release ↗Wabash said it will showcase application-specific tank trailer solutions, safety technology and lifecycle support at National Tank Truck Carriers’ Tank Truck Week, Sept. 27–30, 2026, in Oklahoma City. The company will exhibit at booth #1239 and display three tank trailers — a specialty chemical trailer, a fleet chemical trailer and a frame-and-cradle sanitary trailer — and will highlight valve technology from Betts Industries. Wabash also noted five dedicated tank parts and service locations to support uptime and repairs.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, businesses and non-profits in designated disaster areas — including Decatur and Marion counties — may be eligible for Small Business Administration disaster loans for physical damages and economic injuries from the Aug. 11 storms. Businesses in adjacent counties that suffered economic impacts can apply for Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL), which are capped at $2 million. The deadline for physical damage loan applications is October 25; the deadline for EIDL applications is May 25 of next year.
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Columbus Regional Health announces that Chris Winters, previously serving as Interim Chief Financial Officer since June of last year, will now serve permanently as Chief Financial Officer. The hospital reports Winters holds a Master’s in Finance from Georgia Southern University, has experience in community hospitals, physician practices and large health systems, and previously worked at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. The Chief Financial Officer role provides leadership, direction, and administration of financial systems and strategy, the hospital says.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the Jackson County Chamber is accepting applications from community first responders for matching grant funds of up to $500 through the Jackson Chamber Foundation to support training and equipment. The application deadline is October 2. The chamber will also host its fourth annual first responders appreciation breakfast on Friday, October 23 at Pewter Hall in Brownstown beginning at 8 a.m.; the event is free but registration is requested.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the Seymour Police Department, the local Fraternal Order of Police Lodge, Human Services Inc., and Schneck Medical Center are holding a Kids Fall Safety Fest tonight, September 24, 2026. The event runs 4 to 7 p.m. at the Farmers Market Lot on Walnut Street and will include games, treats, bounce houses, safety resources, free car safety inspections, and the FOP lodge serving snow cones and Dairy Queen Dilly Bars.
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101.5 WKKG reports that Deputy Seth Wilkerson, while following up on a fraud investigation at the North Vernon Walmart, helped detain 31-year-old James Parker of Dupont after store security stopped him with a cart of stolen goods worth about $600. Parker’s girlfriend, 30-year-old Ashley Rippey, was also taken into custody for trespassing after being previously banned. A police dog alerted to a vehicle search that uncovered methamphetamine, fentanyl, a syringe and other drug paraphernalia; both face multiple charges.
Read original release ↗WVPE reports that police identified 38-year-old Paul Lundy and charged him with felony trespassing and resisting law enforcement, plus misdemeanor vandalism and public nudity, after they say he looked into windows at Beardsley Elementary. Court records describe a foot chase in which Lundy jumped into the St. Joseph River and hid under a pontoon boat. He was treated at Elkhart General Hospital for kidney failure, later ran from the hospital, shed his gown and was arrested again and moved to jail.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health announced the addition of Kierra Handlon, Family Nurse Practitioner, who will soon see patients at its Rudisill Boulevard location in Fort Wayne. Handlon will provide comprehensive primary care for patients of all ages, including annual physicals, wellness and well-child visits, immunizations, treatment for minor injuries and acute illnesses, chronic disease management, women's health exams, mental health and substance use screenings, and specialty referrals. Bowen Health says this expansion supports its integrated primary care and behavioral health approach; appointments may be scheduled via (800) 342-5653 or BowenHealth.org.
Read original release ↗Buckingham Companies announced the opening of The Beverly, a 162-unit housing community near Indiana University in Bloomington. The company said the September 18 ceremony also introduced a $200,000 Buckingham Foundation commitment to support undergraduate scholarships at IU’s Kelley School of Business.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST said that Compass Advisors and Long Island Wealth Management, based in Melville, NY, have joined the firm, bringing seven professionals and a combined $1.2 billion in assets. CAPTRUST stated the two affiliated firms began collaborating in 2018. CAPTRUST noted Compass Advisors was founded in 2013 by Michael Cuneo and Lauren King, and LIWM was founded in 2006 by Jeff Myers. CAPTRUST also noted Compass and LIWM will adopt the CAPTRUST brand and that Hue Partners advised on the transaction.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced on September 23, 2026 that Compass Advisors and Long Island Wealth Management of Melville, NY have joined the firm. The two affiliated firms bring seven professionals and a combined $1.2 billion in assets to CAPTRUST. Founders named in the announcement include Michael Cuneo, Lauren King (Compass) and Jeff Myers (LIWM). CAPTRUST said the firms will adopt the CAPTRUST brand and noted Hue Partners served as advisor to Compass and LIWM in the transaction.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced they signed wide receiver Eli Pancol to the practice squad. Pancol (6-3, 205) participated in the Colts' 2026 offseason program and training camp and was previously signed to the team's practice squad on November 18, 2025. He spent time with the Jacksonville Jaguars during the 2025 offseason and training camp after signing as an undrafted free agent. Collegiately at Duke (2019–24) he recorded 130 receptions for 1,710 yards and 14 touchdowns. Pancol is a native of Pendleton, Indiana.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced the kickoff of the second high school girls flag football postseason beginning Sept. 30, 2026. The Colts said 108 teams competed in the 2026 'emerging sport' season and 91 teams will play Sectional tournaments at 16 high schools, with Sectional winners advancing to Regionals on Oct. 10 and State Finals at Grand Park on Oct. 17. The Colts reported they invested $1 million to help recruit and offset startup costs and launched the league in 2023.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Indians said their 124th season ended 75-75 after a 31-44 first half and a 44-31 second half surge that placed them atop the second-half standings late in September but left them short of a postseason berth. The team noted Ronny Simon won the batting title at .334, Beau Burrows led the league with 14 saves, and several players (including 19-year-old Konnor Griffin) were promoted to the majors during manager Eric Patterson’s first professional managerial season.
Read original release ↗JPMorgan Chase says it is supporting Reclaiming Chicago through its American Dream Initiative to help increase housing supply and expand affordable homeownership on Chicago’s South and West Sides. The company highlights a coalition effort to build 1,000 homes on the South Side and 1,000 homes on the West Side, and emphasizes funding long-term grantees, building local partner capacity, and advancing financial education to create sustainable homeowners and neighborhood revitalization.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA Inc. announced that four of its leaders completed ADVISA’s six-month Leadership Fundamentals program, which focuses on self-awareness, communication, team dynamics, driving results, and leading through change. KERAMIDA covered the full cost for participating staff. Company leaders, including Maddy Osswald, Xuqing Xiong, Emilee O’Neill, and Genny Willman, shared that the program provided practical tools, greater confidence, and improved understanding of leadership styles to strengthen team culture and client service.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank said its chairman and chief executive, David M. Findlay, received a Sagamore of the Wabash award. The September 23 company announcement describes recognition presented during the Indiana Bankers Association’s annual convention.
Read original release ↗Latitude Commercial said a private investor purchased the 5,700-square-foot building at 6730 Columbia Avenue in Hammond, Indiana. The brokerage represented both sides of the transaction and said the buyer plans to offer the property for lease.
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101.5 WKKG reports the Bartholomew County Health Department will hold a drive‑thru flu vaccine clinic on Tuesday, October 6, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Health Department Nursing Division offices, 2625 Foxpointe Drive. Vaccines available include Trivalent ($25), high dose for ages 65+ ($70), and FluBlok for immunocompromised patients; most insurances can be billed and uninsured residents may receive a free vaccine. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For more information call 812-379-1555, option 1.
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101.5 WKKG reports that Brown County deputies deployed special patrols and worked inside the War in the Woods No Prep event at Brown County Dragway, resulting in 23 arrests from Thursday through about 6 a.m. Sunday. Most arrests were alcohol-related: 15 for minor consumption, two for minor consumption with a fake ID, and two for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Deputies also responded to about 64 calls for service and made 23 traffic stops in the Bean Blossom area.
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101.5 WKKG reports that on September 23, 2026 a false tornado siren sounded in Decatur County. According to the Decatur County Emergency Management Department, the tornado siren controlling computer lost connection with the server, causing an unexpected activation and an unusual tone that was not the normal tornado siren sound. The agency says there was no severe weather at the time. Emergency management and the siren maintenance provider are working to identify and correct the problem.
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101.5 WKKG reports the 58th annual Hope Heritage Days runs Friday, September 23, 2026 through Sunday on and around the Hope Town Square. The station notes this year’s theme is “Tip Your Hat to Hope’s Heritage,” with vendor booths, nonprofit food sales, music, a baking contest, Dr. Hope Medicine Show, horseshoe tournament, fireworks Saturday at 9:30 p.m. (weather permitting) and a Sunday parade at 2:30 p.m. with grand marshalls Michael and Tina Dean. Events run 3 p.m. Friday to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, the Muscatatuck Wildlife Society will host the annual Take A Kid Fishing Day at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge in conjunction with Indiana’s Fall Free Fishing Day. The event will be held Saturday from 8 to 1 at the refuge on U.S. 50 east of Seymour. Activities include a fishing contest for kids 15 and under at Discovery Pond (trophies and cash prizes), a kids casting contest, free live bait, poles to borrow, crafts, and a complimentary grilled hot dog lunch.
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WKKG reports that on September 23, 2026, a Muncie teen, 19-year-old Jeffrey Cole, died after being ejected from a vehicle in a Dearborn County crash. According to the Indiana State Police Versailles Post, the pickup driven by a 19-year-old struck an unoccupied, disabled vehicle on State Road 350 near Aurora just after 8 a.m., then hit a guardrail and went down an embankment. The driver was hospitalized with injuries not believed life-threatening; neither teen was wearing a seatbelt, WKKG reports.
Read original release ↗Zylo said its analysis shows AI-native software spend rose 334% year‑over‑year and spending on SaaS applications with AI functionality increased 143%. The company reported even larger increases for bigger organizations (507% AI‑native growth for enterprises over 10,000 employees; 447% growth in SaaS with AI for organizations with 2,501–10,000 employees). Zylo also stated it has processed and categorized over $100 billion in SaaS, cloud, and AI spend and highlighted new platform capabilities and an October 29 AI Spend Summit.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System presents Memorial Hospital’s new Intensive Care Unit, opening in late October. The system says the unit pairs advanced technology and thoughtfully designed spaces with a multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, therapists, pharmacists, technicians and support staff. Beacon states the new ICU aims to deliver highly specialized critical care close to patients’ homes while supporting caregivers and families, and to improve capacity, collaboration and patient experience in the community.
Read original release ↗BMPRO announced it has partnered with Snowy River Caravans to launch an Australian‑engineered 48V power technology developed specifically for Snowy River Caravans’ new MY27 range. The company published the announcement on its Latest News page dated September 22, 2026, describing the product as tailored to the MY27 caravan range. BMPRO presented the update on its official site under the Latest News section.
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The Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) announced that Construction & Skilled Trades Days will return November 17–18 at Wheeler High School, combining previously separate Lake and Porter County events into a two-day regional career-exploration event. The expanded format and field house location will allow for larger mock worksites, hands-on activities, outdoor equipment displays, and apprenticeship-focused programming, connecting high school students across Northwest Indiana directly with tradespeople, apprentices, and industry partners, CWI stated.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp. (CERC) announced early results of cash tender offers for four series of senior notes and increased the Aggregate Maximum Amount from $350,000,000 to $400,000,000. CERC also eliminated the previously announced 2034 Notes Tender Cap and reported principal amounts and approximate percentages tendered as of the Early Tender Date for the 2047, 2032, 2034 and 2028 notes. The company stated the offers remain subject to the Offer to Purchase terms and customary conditions.
Read original release ↗FORTÉ announced that Christopher Mounts, currently its Chief Financial Officer, will become Global Chief Executive Officer effective October 1, 2026, succeeding Jeff Stoebner, who will continue as Executive Chairman. Mounts joined FORTÉ in 2015, was named CFO in 2019, and was recognized as CFO of the Year by the Kansas City Business Journal in 2024. FORTÉ also named Matt Winger Global Chief Financial Officer to maintain continuity in the company’s financial strategy as it scales globally, the company stated.
Read original release ↗FORTÉ announced that Christopher Mounts, currently Chief Financial Officer, will become Global Chief Executive Officer effective October 1, 2026, succeeding Jeff Stoebner, who will continue as Executive Chairman. Mounts joined FORTÉ in 2015, was named CFO in 2019, and brings nearly 30 years of experience; he was named CFO of the Year in 2024 by the Kansas City Business Journal. Matt Winger will become Global Chief Financial Officer. FORTÉ said Mounts will focus on company culture, integrating acquisitions, and strengthening systems to support global growth.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Colts, the team signed free agent wide receiver Darius Slayton, placed defensive end Micheal Clemons on the Injured Reserve list, and released running back Anderson Castle from the practice squad. The club noted Clemons is 6-5, 274 pounds, has appeared in two games this season and has 67 career games (24 starts). Castle was signed to the practice squad on August 31, 2026, after joining the team as an undrafted free agent on May 18, 2026.
Read original release ↗The Colts announced they signed seven-year veteran wide receiver Darius Slayton, who spent his entire career with the New York Giants. The team noted Slayton played 106 games with 296 receptions for 4,435 yards and 22 touchdowns, was released Sept. 7, and was a 2019 fifth-round pick. The club also placed defensive end Micheal Clemons on injured reserve in a corresponding move, and listed the current Colts receiver room members including Keenan Allen and Josh Downs.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Michael Fenters of McCutcheon High School was named the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week for Week 5. McCutcheon defeated West Lafayette Harrison, 21-0 — the Mavericks' first win over the Raiders since 2017 and their second straight shutout. The team cited a panel selection process and recognized several regional honorable mentions. The Colts noted this is the 27th year of the program; each season’s winning coaches receive a $2,000 donation and a commemorative plaque.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced the debut of their "Anvil Strike" Rivalries uniform for the Sunday game against the Houston Texans at Lucas Oil Stadium. The uniform is part of the NFL x Nike Rivalries series and will be worn as part of the AFC South Rivalries program. Design elements include a metallic blue helmet, an Anvil Steel dark anthracite jersey, a silver horseshoe integrated into the jersey, and reflective accents. Official Rivalries gear is available at shop.Colts.com and the Colts Pro Shop.
Read original release ↗Ironworks Hotel Indy Indianapolis
Ironworks Hotel Indy announced that it received one Michelin Key in the 2026 hotel selection, its third consecutive year of recognition. The hotel said it was among four Geronimo Hospitality Group properties included in this year’s selection.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder warns that scammers use fake security alerts and remote-access requests to steal financial information. The company explains attackers may impersonate officials, request remote access, then instruct victims to withdraw savings and buy gold while arranging courier pickup—another layer of the scam. Keller Schroeder advises never to grant remote access to unexpected callers, that legitimate security software will not demand you call a number, and to contact your bank directly through its official app or website if concerned.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA Inc. reports that on September 22, 2026, HR Manager Vanessa Santiago organized a company team-building event in Indianapolis featuring an apple-peeling contest, an ice cream sundae building challenge, and a tallest-spaghetti-tower competition. The post, authored by Josh Grund, notes the winning team—Genny Willman, Claudia Cozadd, Chelsea McCammack, Kindal Keen, and Xuqing Xiong—received KERAMIDA-branded produce baskets and highlights cross-department participation and company culture benefits.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank announced its inclusion in Piper Sandler’s 2026 Sm-All Stars list of banking institutions. The bank said the selection evaluated financial measures using data through June 30, 2026.
Read original release ↗Open Door Health Services advises community members to get vaccinated against flu, RSV, and COVID as appropriate and to follow prevention measures such as handwashing, masking when ill, and staying home while contagious. Open Door states it now offers the cell-based Flucelvax for those 6 months and older, highlights timing of flu vaccination in early fall, and reminds patients that sliding fee discounts are available. Call Open Door at (765) 286-7000 to schedule an appointment.
Read original release ↗Prysmian announced it broke ground on an $80 million expansion of its Lexington, South Carolina facility to increase manufacturing capacity for FlexRibbon® fiber optic cable. The company said Prysmian executives joined local officials for a groundbreaking ceremony and that the project is expected to create 130 new local jobs. Prysmian described this investment as part of broader plans across North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee to expand domestic fiber and optical cable manufacturing capacity and create approximately 600 U.S. jobs.
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WKKG reports that the Advanced Machine and Vehicle Innovation Center in Columbus will host its first annual Advanced Machines, Infrastructure, and Manufacturing INnovation summit Wednesday, September 22, 2026, at the Crane Bay Event Center in Indianapolis. The one-day program will address industrial electrification, edge software systems, medical device scale-up, high-density AI power demands and workforce evolution, and will feature panelists from Cummins, Glassboard, Lilly, LHP, Indiana University, Purdue, Ivy Tech, Conexus Indiana, Keysight Technologies and the Indiana Manufacturers Association. The Center celebrated its grand opening on Marr Road in July.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, Columbus Police Lieutenant Alyson Eichel graduated as a member of the 299th session of the FBI National Academy on Sept. 17. The 11-week program covers advanced communication, leadership and fitness; fewer than one percent of officers nationwide attend. Eichel serves as CPD’s operations lieutenant leading officer wellness initiatives — including the peer support team, employee assistance program, annual physicals and mental health check-ins — and has 14 years with the department, having served as a patrol officer, field training officer, sergeant and crisis negotiator.
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According to 101.5 WKKG, River Valley Legal Aid will offer a walk-in legal clinic Friday in Johnson County. The clinic is scheduled from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Johnson County Public Library on State Street in Franklin, with registration ending at 4:30 p.m. Attendees will receive brief consultations with volunteer attorneys for general questions, legal information, or other advice. The clinics are offered for low-income residents of River Valley Legal Aid’s eight-county district, and residents of all area counties are invited to attend.
Read original release ↗WLFI says it is partnering with the Lafayette Salvation Army to collect new or gently used winter coats for the whole family, with extra need for adult sizes XL and 2XL. Drop-offs are accepted at the Salvation Army (1110 Union Street, Lafayette) or the WLFI station (2605 Yeager Road, West Lafayette) through 4pm on October 6. Distribution will occur at the Lafayette Salvation Army on October 8 (2:30pm–5:30pm) and October 9 (1:00pm–3:00pm). Donors can also give via the provided link or QR code.
Read original release ↗WVPE announced that the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County awarded the station $500,000 to expand its newsroom. Station Manager Anthony Hunt announced at an Elkhart Community Schools board meeting that the grant, spread over three years, will fund two additional reporter positions. WVPE said the expansion will create the largest local news production in Elkhart County. The station has been an NPR affiliate for 35 years and owned by the school corporation for 55 years.
Read original release ↗American Senior Communities said Todd-Dickey Nursing & Rehabilitation in Leavenworth, Indiana, completed its annual Indiana State Department of Health survey without deficiencies. The company published the announcement on its September 21 news index.
Read original release ↗Codis announced the appointment of Steven Facer as its newly created Chief Commercial Officer. According to Codis, Facer will lead integration of Sales, Marketing, and Business Development to strengthen global commercial alignment, deepen market engagement, and accelerate growth. The company states his remit spans teams in the United States and the United Kingdom. Codis notes Facer joined the company in October 2025 and brings more than 30 years of leadership experience across pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and packaging.
Read original release ↗Community Health Network announced that Elisabeth Klar, Cate Sabatine and Ed Simcox will join its senior leadership team on September 28. Their respective roles are chief people officer, general counsel and chief digital technology officer, each with executive vice president responsibilities. The appointments cover workforce strategy, legal affairs and enterprise technology.
Read original release ↗Corteva said Vylor — the advanced seed and genetics company that will spin off from Corteva on October 1, 2026 — and Belgium-based Rainbow Crops have announced a collaboration to accelerate development of corn hybrids using Rainbow Crops’ AI-supported Trait Foundry and multiplex gene editing. The companies said the work targets resilience to heat, drought and floods, aims to improve input efficiency and increase yield, and follows Corteva’s participation in Rainbow Crops’ €9.7 million seed financing round.
Read original release ↗Lilly announced a groundbreaking for its Houston manufacturing facility, which will produce active pharmaceutical ingredients. The company expects more than 600 permanent jobs and said it is providing $12.5 million to support workforce training with San Jacinto College. The investment and hiring figures describe company plans.
Read original release ↗Ferret, Inc. published an article explaining how experienced roll formers can influence part design by identifying opportunities to reduce material, add in-line features, and rethink manufacturing processes. Ferret engineers Scott and Thomas McMeekan describe how viewing a component through a roll forming lens can reveal alternatives to laser cutting, press braking, or stamping, sometimes yielding meaningful material and cost reductions while enabling different production approaches.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Indians announced that first baseman Nick Cimillo and left-handed pitcher Connor Wietgrefe were named International League Player and Pitcher of the Week for Sept. 14–20, 2026. Cimillo hit .381 (8-for-21) with four doubles, two homers, 13 RBI and a 1.301 OPS, while Wietgrefe threw 6.0 scoreless, hitless innings on Sept. 17 with seven strikeouts. The team noted this sweep marks Indianapolis’ first weekly award sweep since 2017 and that both players finished the season with strong late-season numbers.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank announced Ryan M. Geiger and Ashley M. Lent as credit administration officers. The company said their work includes financial analysis for commercial lending, loan submissions and support for credit-process systems and training.
Read original release ↗Meridian Health Services’ September 21 release announced an October 6 open house and ribbon cutting for its clinic at 50 S. Maish Road in Frankfort, Indiana. The company described the event as a reintroduction of its primary-care and behavioral-health services in the community.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency, Inc. reported that its Board of Directors met at 525 North 4th Street, Vincennes, Indiana on Thursday, September 17 at 6:00 p.m., with President Greg Jones presiding. Reports were presented by Tai Blythe (CEO), Liann Smith (CFO), Angela Lange (Head Start Director), and Jeremy Wimmenauer (VP of Planning & Development). The board approved programming and funding requests, and management provided updates on the 2026–2030 Strategic Plan. The agency announced the next regular board meeting will be held virtually on Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
Read original release ↗Colts.com advises that Indianapolis travels to Kansas City on Sunday, September 20, 2026 (Week 2) with kickoff at 8:20 p.m. ET. NBC will carry the game nationally, with Mike Tirico (play-by-play), Cris Collinsworth (color) and Melissa Stark (sideline) listed as the broadcast team. Local radio coverage in Indianapolis will air on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan, 97.1 HANK and the Ascension St Vincent Radio Network, and fans can stream games via NFL+ (plans from $6.99/month), per Colts.com.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Indians, Thomas Harrington threw 5.0 scoreless innings before a 1:01 lightning delay and Jhostynxon Garcia’s RBI single cut the deficit to 2-1 in the eighth. Gwinnett scored twice in the sixth on a Rowdy Tellez ground-rule double, and Blake Burkhalter earned the save. With the 2-1 defeat on September 20, 2026, the Indians were eliminated from postseason contention. The team’s 2026 season concludes Sunday at 1:05 PM ET, with LHP Hunter Barco scheduled to start.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Indians, Mitch Jebb delivered a ninth-inning RBI single and Duce Gourson hit a two-run homer as Indianapolis defeated the Gwinnett Stripers, 9-6, on September 20, 2026. Indy finished the season 75-75. Jebb collected two stolen bases to surpass 100 in his career. Hunter Barco allowed one run over 5.0 innings; Brandon Neeck earned the win and Justin Meis recorded the save, per the team.
Read original release ↗Indianapolis Motor Speedway reports that Sheldon van der Linde executed a dramatic late pass to lead BMW M Team WRT to overall and GTP-class victory in the TireRack.com Battle on the Bricks on the IMS road course. Van der Linde, sharing the No. 24 BMW M Hybrid V8 with Dries Vanthoor, won the two-hour, 40-minute IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship race by 2.926 seconds. The result marked the Belgian WRT team’s first WeatherTech SportsCar Championship victory running BMW’s factory GTP program.
Read original release ↗Colts Communications announced that the Indianapolis Colts elevated wide receiver Anthony Gould from the practice squad to the active roster for Sunday’s Week 2 game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Gould has played in 19 career games (one start) with Indianapolis and has three receptions for 29 yards, 32 kickoff returns for 853 yards and 23 punt returns for 226 yards. He was selected by the Colts in the fifth round (142nd overall) of the 2024 NFL Draft out of Oregon State.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Indians, the team’s six-game winning streak ended when Gwinnett’s Brett Wisely delivered a two-out, bases-loaded RBI single in the 10th inning for an 8-7 walk-off. Indianapolis had taken an early lead, highlighted by Nick Cimillo’s two-run homer and multiple sacrifice flies, but Gwinnett rallied with late RBI hits. The loss leaves Indianapolis tied with Rochester for the final playoff spot. RHP Thomas Harrington is scheduled to start Saturday’s key game; Gwinnett plans to start Davis Polo in his Triple-A debut.
Read original release ↗Cherry Bekaert announced that AcctZen has joined the firm. The company said AcctZen brings accounting, financial management and ERP implementation experience, including Sage Intacct and QuickBooks solutions. Cherry Bekaert said the combination expands the resources and advisory capabilities available to clients.
Read original release ↗Columbus Regional Health announced that Chris Winters will become executive vice president and chief financial officer effective September 21. Winters has served as interim CFO since June 2025. The health system said he will oversee financial systems and strategy across its hospital, physician group and system services.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company announced that on September 18, 2026 the U.S. FDA granted full approval to Inluriyo (imlunestrant) in combination with Verzenio (abemaciclib) for adults with ER+, HER2–, ESR1‑mutated locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer after progression on at least one line of endocrine therapy. The approval is based on the Phase 3 EMBER‑3 trial, in which the all‑oral combination doubled median progression‑free survival versus Inluriyo alone (11.1 vs. 5.5 months; HR=0.53). The combination is now available in the United States, per Eli Lilly.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company announced that the U.S. FDA has granted full approval to Inluriyo (imlunestrant) in combination with Verzenio (abemaciclib) for adults with ER+, HER2–, ESR1‑mutated locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer after progression following at least one line of endocrine therapy. The approval is based on Phase 3 EMBER-3 results showing the combination doubled median progression-free survival versus Inluriyo alone (11.1 vs. 5.5 months; HR=0.53). Lilly stated the all‑oral regimen is available in the United States and provided associated safety information.
Read original release ↗Enerfab said it has been named one of America’s Safest Companies. The company reports a 125-year history and “146 safety awards since 2001,” and attributes its safety performance to a culture of presence and ownership. Enerfab describes practices such as requiring corporate team members to sit with craft employees during jobsite visits and using equipment that goes beyond baseline requirements, including fall protection exceeding OSHA standards and Level 4 cut-resistant, impact-rated gloves.
Read original release ↗Hylant said its Indianapolis team relocated to 4 Carter Green in Carmel City Center. The brokerage’s Sept. 18 announcement describes approximately 28,000 square feet across two floors and says the local team’s phone numbers and email addresses remain unchanged.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced, in partnership with Versiti Blood Center of Indiana and supported by Ascension St. Vincent, the return of the 27th annual Bleed Blue Blood Drives. The club listed three donation events (Oct. 17, 2026; Dec. 12, 2026; Feb. 27, 2027), noted donor incentives including a limited-edition football featuring Head Coach Shane Steichen and raffle prizes, and said fans can meet players, Colts Cheerleaders and mascot Blue while donating. Appointments are encouraged; walk-ins accepted.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Indians, 23-year-old right-hander Antwone Kelly of Oranjestad, Aruba, opened the 2026 season in Indianapolis with his first Triple-A outing on March 29 and has since alternated between starting for the Indians and relieving for the Pittsburgh Pirates. The club reports Kelly recorded a 101.3 MPH pitch on May 22, made his major league debut on June 12, 2026 at PNC Park, and delivered a 102.5 MPH fastball in an August 22 MLB appearance at Los Angeles (NL).
Read original release ↗Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. published a series of company press releases reporting corporate actions and results. The company announced completion of its combination with Lhoist North America, an increase to its quarterly cash dividend, the pricing of a debt offering, receipt of regulatory approvals for the Lhoist transaction, and reported second-quarter 2026 results and related earnings-call notices. These items are presented on Martin Marietta’s Investors Press Releases page as official company announcements.
Read original release ↗Midwestern Pet Foods announced a partnership with Folds of Honor to support educational scholarships for spouses and children of fallen or disabled military service members and first responders.
Read original release ↗AECOM announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.31 per share. According to the company, the dividend is payable on October 30, 2026 to stockholders of record as of the close of business on October 14, 2026. AECOM made the announcement in a news release dated September 17, 2026, originating from Dallas.
Read original release ↗Amcor announced a strategic collaboration with Dow to help brands and retailers accelerate adoption of low‑carbon packaging solutions. The partnership combines Amcor’s packaging innovation, manufacturing expertise and global reach with Dow’s low‑carbon polyethylene and materials science. Together they will identify technically and commercially viable applications, engage value‑chain partners early, and provide carbon footprint information using the Carbon Footprint Ledger aligned with ISO 14067 and the GHG Protocol Product Standard, enabling clearer evaluation of low‑carbon packaging options.
Read original release ↗Aquestive Therapeutics announced that it has resubmitted its New Drug Application (NDA) to the U.S. FDA for Anaphylm™ (dibutepinephrine) sublingual film, the company said. Aquestive stated the resubmission is supported by positive topline human factors and pharmacokinetic (PK) study results, including reduced median pouch-opening time and no protocol-defined use errors in self-administration. The company noted the FDA will determine the resubmission classification and applicable review timeline following its initial review.
Read original release ↗Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc. said it released its 2025 Sustainability Report, its second annual report, detailing efforts on employee health and safety, inclusion and talent development; emissions reduction, resource usage and sustainable product design; and corporate governance, ethics and data privacy. The company highlighted initiatives launched in 2025 such as its Safety Pledge campaign and a Design for Sustainability Standard, and noted expansion of sustainability efforts following its acquisition of Koch Filter Corporation, the company stated.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health reports that Officer Daniel Lowes and School Resource Canine Officer Watson were certified through the International Police Work Dog Association and began serving Huntington County schools in the 2026-2027 school year. The School Resource Canine program was developed in partnership with the Huntington Police Department, Huntington County Community Schools, and community supporters to support students’ safety and emotional well-being. Bowen Health documented the partnership and made a video of Officer Watson and SRO Lowes available on its site.
Read original release ↗Elanco said CEO Jeff Simmons will join a fireside chat at the BofA Securities Global Healthcare Conference on September 22 at 9:10 a.m. Eastern. The company plans to offer live audio and a limited-time replay through its investor website.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health announced that endocrinologist Patricia Bezerra joined its physician group. The health system said her Goshen practice provides care for adults with diabetes, thyroid conditions and other hormone-related disorders, with appointments requiring a primary care referral.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Stephanie Elam of Elkhart High School has been named the Colts Flag Football Coach of the Week for Week 4. After a season-opening loss to Penn, Elkhart is 4-1 following four straight wins. The Colts noted this is the third year they are recognizing outstanding high school girls flag coaches across Indiana; each weekly honoree will be eligible for a $1,000 donation from the NFL Foundation and receive a commemorative plaque.
Read original release ↗Jasper Engines & Transmissions
Jasper Engines & Transmissions announced a Complete Format version of its remanufactured GM 6.6-liter Duramax L5P/L5D diesel engines. The company said the format includes major assembled engine components for specified Chevrolet, GMC and International applications.
Read original release ↗Meridian Health Services’ September 17 release outlined plans to introduce its Michigan City outpatient clinic at a September 29 open house. The facility at 720 Franklin Street was described as adding counseling, psychiatry and skill-building services.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency posted a board meeting agenda for September 17, 2026 and directed readers to click the agenda link to access it. The posting, authored by Hannah Shields on the agency site, lists the organization’s board meeting and includes the agency’s contact information (525 N 4th St, Vincennes, IN 47591; 812-882-7927). The notice appears under the agency’s News/News Releases section and identifies the event as the Pace Community Action Agency, Inc. Board of Directors’ meeting.
Read original release ↗Packaging Corporation of America (PCA)
Packaging Corporation of America said it will hold a conference call on Thursday, October 22, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss third quarter 2026 operating results. Mark Kowlzan will lead the call. PCA stated that third quarter earnings will be released after the market closes on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. The company provided pre-registration and dial-in instructions, listed toll-free numbers, and said a replay will be available from October 22 until November 5, 2026; the call will also be webcast on PCA’s website.
Read original release ↗Resultant announced the appointments of Paul Falkenberg as Vice President of Sales and Nick Burchard as Vice President of Private Sector Go-to-Market. Falkenberg will lead sales, partnerships, and new business development across public and private practices; Burchard will build strategy and offerings to bring Resultant’s data and AI expertise to mid-market companies. The company said both hires will expand Resultant’s commercial reach and help deliver outcome-driven data and AI capabilities.
Read original release ↗Resultant announced the appointments of Paul Falkenberg as Vice President of Sales and Nick Burchard as Vice President of Private Sector Go-to-Market. Resultant said Falkenberg will lead sales, partnerships, and new business development across the firm’s public- and private-sector practices, while Burchard will build strategy and offerings to bring Resultant’s data and AI expertise to mid-market companies. The firm described both hires as complementary leaders who will expand Resultant’s commercial reach and help deliver data, analytics, and AI capabilities to clients.
Read original release ↗WCSI-WKKG-WIN 104.9-106.1 The River
101.5 WKKG reports that Shelbyville police are asking for help locating 53-year-old Jason R. Ogle, last seen Sept. 3 at The Mill Apartments. Police say Ogle has not contacted friends or family since leaving his apartment and does not have access to his medications. He is about 5-foot-6 with short brown hair, blue eyes, several tattoos (including on his lower neck and a dragon on his back), and was last seen wearing blue jeans, a T-shirt, a blue flannel, and carrying a dark backpack. Call Shelbyville Police at 317-392-5108 with any information.
Read original release ↗WCSI-WKKG-WIN 104.9-106.1 The River
WKKG reports that on September 17, 2026, officers responded about 8:20 p.m. to a domestic disturbance at a home in the 1300 block of Sycamore Street in Columbus. Police say 33-year-old Brandon Kincheloe threatened a family member with a knife, battered a male and threatened others. After he refused to surrender and allegedly threatened officers, the combined Columbus Police and Bartholomew County Sheriff’s SWAT team used less-than-lethal force to subdue him. Kincheloe was checked at Columbus Regional Hospital and jailed on preliminary charges of intimidation with a deadly weapon and battery resulting in bodily injury, per WKKG.
Read original release ↗WCSI-WKKG-WIN 104.9-106.1 The River
According to 101.5 WKKG, an areal flood watch is in effect across much of central Indiana as storms have produced up to three inches of rain in some locations. The watch is in effect until 10 a.m., and affected communities include Bartholomew, Brown, Decatur, Jennings, Johnson and Shelby counties. Forecasters warn heavy runoff could flood rivers, creeks, streams and low-lying areas; officials advise motorists to "turn around and don't drown."
Read original release ↗WCSI-WKKG-WIN 104.9-106.1 The River
White River Broadcasting/106.1 The River announces the 30th annual Hot Rods & Rock n Roll in downtown Columbus. The event opens to the public at 3 p.m. and runs until 7 p.m., with a concert by Rick K. & the Allnighters at 7 p.m. Vehicle registration is free and required at the parking lot across from the Bartholomew County Jail on Second Street; registration ends at 1:30 p.m. Streets will close Saturday afternoon, and unregistered vehicles will not be allowed into the show.
Read original release ↗WCSI-WKKG-WIN 104.9-106.1 The River
101.5 WKKG reports that Kassandra Bracewell pleaded guilty in August to a felony charge of neglect of a dependent in connection with the May 2024 shaking death of her 17-month-old son. Judge Richard W. Poynter sentenced Bracewell to 33 years, with 30 years executed in the Indiana Department of Correction and three years suspended. Jackson County Prosecutor Lynsey N. Fleetwood issued a statement stressing accountability for the loss.
Read original release ↗WCSI-WKKG-WIN 104.9-106.1 The River
WKKG reports that INDOT will close ramps on I-74 at State Road 244 beginning the weekend after September 17, 2026, for patching and paving. The State Road 244 ramp to I-74 eastbound will close on Friday, followed by the I-74 eastbound exit ramp to State Road 244 once patching is finished; work is expected to end by 5 a.m. Monday. The following weekend crews will work the St. Paul interchange, closing the Michigan Road ramp at 7 p.m. Friday, September 25, with completion by 5 a.m. Monday, September 28. The schedule is weather-dependent and INDOT urges drivers to slow down and be alert in work zones.
Read original release ↗Clothes Mentor says Clothes Mentor Omaha was featured in Elkhorn City Lifestyle, highlighting the store’s thoughtfully curated designer finds, sustainable resale approach and customer-focused shopping experience. The Omaha location carries changing inventory from brands like Louis Vuitton, Tory Burch, Lululemon and Anthropologie, accepts gently loved items for on‑the‑spot offers or 25% more in store credit for qualifying items, and stocks women’s sizes 0 through 26 at 14939 Evans Plaza in Omaha, Nebraska.
Read original release ↗KOCH Finishing Systems states it provides comprehensive infrastructure assessments for new and existing coating and finishing systems to prevent installation delays and operational bottlenecks. The company says assessments check utility capacities (power, gas, air), water supply and wastewater treatment, structural and civil engineering, HVAC and ventilation balance, and spatial logistics. KOCH Finishing Systems also reports using advanced 3D laser scanning and offering turnkey engineering support to align facility utilities and structure with process equipment requirements.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health is partnering with the Indy Hunger Network to offer a free Produce Prescription Program in Michigan City, providing monthly vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables and chronic disease management education. Eligible participants with chronic conditions who screen positive for moderate to high food insecurity must complete a six-week Cooking Matters course held Tuesdays, Oct. 6–Nov. 10, 3–4:30 p.m., at Franciscan Health Michigan City Legacy Campus. Registration is required by Oct. 1; contact Franciscan Health for registration and program details.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health says it is partnering with the Indy Hunger Network to offer a free Produce Prescription Program in Michigan City. The six-week course meets Tuesdays from 3:00–4:30 p.m. Central, Oct. 6–Nov. 10, at the Franciscan Health Michigan City Legacy Campus, 301 W. Homer St. Eligible participants must have pre-existing chronic conditions, screen positive for moderate to high food insecurity, and complete a six-week Cooking Matters course. Graduates receive monthly produce vouchers for six months; registration is due by Oct. 1.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Colts, wide receiver Alec Pierce was a full participant in Wednesday's practice for the first time since being activated off the PUP list. Pierce had been limited all of last week and played 32 snaps against the Baltimore Ravens. The team's report also listed wide receiver Ashton Dulin and quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. as non-participants, Austin Ajiake and Keenan Allen as limited, and DeForest Buckner and Akeem Davis-Gaither as full participants.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder published guidance (September 16, 2026) advising organizations to establish baseline GitHub Copilot configurations, manage licenses across employee lifecycles, monitor usage and costs, and define security and intellectual property protections. The company recommends documenting exclusions, approved models and features, using audit logs and changelogs for monitoring and change management, and applying automation to governance tasks. Keller Schroeder offers to help clients build policies, controls, monitoring, and processes for safe, responsible Copilot use.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder advises that cybercriminals are sending fake patient portal emails that lead to realistic sign-in pages and AI-styled “reviews” prompting verification steps. By entering credentials, victims hand login details to attackers; follow-up “verification” instructions — including pressing key combinations, pasting and running commands — can install malware. Keller Schroeder recommends opening patient portals only via official apps or provider websites, never pressing key combinations or pasting commands, and confirming surprising results by contacting your provider by a known phone number.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder’s Data Strategy team published a September 16, 2026 post describing InsightsAgent, a proof of concept that combines enterprise data and AI to deliver real-time answers, tables, and charts. The team built a software harness around OpenAI large language models, connected to a data warehouse of simulated enterprise data, and ran the model in Microsoft Foundry inside an Azure subscription. The post explains lessons learned about data quality, security, and practical BI use cases and invites clients to request a demo.
Read original release ↗Mister "P" Express announced on its company News page that it was nominated as the 2026 Supply Chain Excellence Awards USA – Freight & Trucking Excellence Award Winner. The company presented this information on its website and lists its contact details as (812) 256-0400 and 801 Trey Street, Jeffersonville, IN 47130. The announcement appears on Mister "P" Express’s official site and is presented as company news.
Read original release ↗Senior1Care profiles Mercy, a caregiver in her second year with the agency, who attributes her approach to lessons learned watching her grandmother age. Mercy emphasizes patience, kindness, attentiveness, and tailoring care to each client’s needs. She recounts moments where small tasks created trust and meaningful connections, and notes that office notes, check-ins, and regular communication from Senior1Care help her feel supported in her work. She advises caregivers to choose the work to help others, not just for a job.
Read original release ↗Elanco stated that expanding tick and pollen seasons are creating year-round pet health needs and that its innovation is driving business momentum. The company confirmed U.S. Pet Health is on track to expectations of high-single digit to low double-digit growth in the second half of 2026, reported quarter-to-date price gains accelerating, and said its U.S. and International Pet Health businesses each had 9% organic constant currency revenue growth in the first half of 2026.
Read original release ↗According to Eli Lilly and Company, the company will present new data across its cardiometabolic portfolio at the 62nd Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Milan, Sept. 28–Oct. 2, 2026. Lilly will present Phase 3 TRIUMPH-2 results for retatrutide, Phase 3 ACHIEVE-4 results for Foundayo, and Phase 2 data for eloraTZP, and will host an industry symposium titled "Changing the Course of Cardiometabolic Disease" on Sept. 28, 2026.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company said it will present new cardiometabolic data at the 62nd Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Milan. The company highlighted pivotal TRIUMPH-2 results showing retatrutide produced substantial weight loss (up to an average 49.6 lbs / 20.8%) and A1C reductions, ACHIEVE-4 findings that reaffirmed Foundayo’s safety profile and suggested potential cardiovascular benefits, and planned Phase 2 eloraTZP data combining eloralintide with tirzepatide.
Read original release ↗Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) said its AI Risk and Governance Survey of 202 senior AI executives at companies with at least $1 billion in revenue found rapid adoption of agentic AI is outpacing governance. The survey reports 98% have formal AI governance policies, yet 47% admitted bypassing governance for urgent deployments, 91% use agentic AI, 26% cannot detect unauthorized internal AI agents, and 36% experienced a materially negative AI incident.
Read original release ↗Franciscan Health Michigan City is hosting a free Way to Grow baby shower on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Maria Theresia Conference Room (3500 Franciscan Way). Franciscan Health says the event will offer car seat safety, prenatal care, safe sleep and breastfeeding information, Family Birth Center tours, yoga/relaxation, giveaways, and chances to win a Doona stroller or Jeep stroller wagon. The event is free but requires registration online or by calling 1-800-931-3322.
Read original release ↗Hoosier Energy reports that Logan Englert was named the latest recipient of the Daniel L. Schuckman and W. Eugene Roberts Memorial Scholarship. Englert, a 2020 Forest Park High School graduate from Ferdinand in Dubois REC territory, graduated from the North American Lineman Training Center in mid‑August after a 13‑week program. Company colleagues and family friends Greg Dooley and Corey Berg, who work for Hoosier Energy, helped inform his decision to pursue line work, which he describes as challenging and enjoyable.
Read original release ↗The Colts announced they signed cornerback Johnathan Edwards to the practice squad and released cornerback Robert (Rob) Carter Jr. from the practice squad. Edwards (6-1, 201) spent Week 1 on the active roster but did not play; as a 2025 rookie he appeared in 14 games (five starts) with 24 tackles, three passes defensed and two special teams stops. Carter Jr. (5-10, 175) was signed to the practice squad on August 31, 2026, after participating in the team's 2026 offseason program and training camp.
Read original release ↗Renewal by Andersen said it was recognized by J.D. Power as America’s #1 Window and Patio Door Manufacturer and Retailer in the JD Power 2026 U.S. Window and Patio Door Satisfaction Study. The company stated this marks the seventh consecutive year it earned the manufacturer distinction and described itself as the most-awarded brand in JD Power Window and Patio Door Satisfaction Studies. Renewal by Andersen also said customers rated it highest across multiple manufacturer and retailer study dimensions, including durability, installation, and digital tools.
Read original release ↗According to Salas O'Brien, VP and senior project manager Phil Dregger will present at the 2026 Western Roofing Expo about a three-year investigation of a 450-unit HOA that linked highly reflective roofs to severe wood deck decay caused by hidden condensation. Salas O'Brien says attendees will learn overlooked moisture sources, signs of condensation before reroofing, temporary measures such as darkening white roofs, and the importance of controlling interior air movement to limit hidden water buildup.
Read original release ↗Simon announced a national brand campaign, “It’s a Simon Thing,” connecting its malls and Premium Outlets under a shared identity. The company said the fall rollout will include television, cinema, digital and social advertising, with additional promotion through its media network.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System explains that Beacon Children's Hospital and Elkhart General Hospital use a Couplet Care model and single‑family rooms so mothers can remain with newborns during NICU treatment. Beacon states its Beacon Children’s NICU opened in 2017 and was the first in the U.S. with both Couplet Care and single‑family room capabilities. Robert White, MD, Director of the Regional Newborn Program, and Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Amber Wallace discuss the approach in a September 14, 2026 WSBT Eye on Health segment.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System reports that 79-year-old powerlifter Jon Smoker underwent an anterior total hip replacement in February 2026 at Beacon Bone & Joint Specialists for severe arthritis and avascular necrosis. Surgeon Ryan O’Rourke, MD, used an anterior, muscle-sparing approach; Smoker walked the same day, left the hospital after one night, completed physical therapy, stopped regular pain medications, and resumed gym training. Beacon states Smoker is preparing to pursue new world records when he turns 80 in February 2027.
Read original release ↗According to CAPTRUST, the firm was recognized by Barron’s on its 2026 Top 100 RIA Firms list as a mega firm ranked #9. CAPTRUST stated the ranking was based on both qualitative and quantitative measures — including assets managed, technology spending, and other business metrics as of June 30, 2026. The company also disclosed that it did not pay a fee to obtain the ranking, though it paid for use of the award logo and advertising.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced it was recognized by Barron’s on the publication’s 2026 Top 100 RIA Firms list, earning the mega #9 ranking. The company stated the ranking was based on qualitative and quantitative measures — including assets managed and technology spending — using data as of June 30, 2026. CAPTRUST also noted it did not pay a fee to obtain the ranking, though it paid to use the award logo and advertises in Barron’s.
Read original release ↗Community Health Network announced a groundbreaking with Lifepoint Behavioral Health for a planned 120-bed hospital at 8708 Shelby Street in Indianapolis. The organizations said Community Fairbanks Behavioral Health Hospital South is the first of two hospitals planned through their joint venture in the area. Lifepoint will manage day-to-day operations when the facility is complete.
Read original release ↗Dave & Buster’s said its second quarter of fiscal 2026 revenue was $544.1 million, a 2.4% decrease versus the prior year, with comparable store sales down 2.9%. The company reported a net loss of $12.5 million ($0.36 per diluted share) and an Adjusted net loss of $9.5 million ($0.27 per diluted share). Adjusted EBITDA was $98.9 million. Dave & Buster’s noted it opened six domestic stores in the quarter and ended the period with $492.1 million of available liquidity.
Read original release ↗Ferret, Inc. says involving a roll forming expert early in design and planning can reveal manufacturing options, prevent costly late-stage changes, and support engineering cost reductions. The company’s engineering team can review parts before a final RFQ to determine whether roll forming is appropriate and suggest design adjustments while there is still flexibility. Ferret emphasizes honest guidance—recommending other processes when roll forming is not the best fit—to help customers make informed manufacturing decisions.
Read original release ↗GFL Environmental reports that driver Shoun Cleveland, based in the company’s Tallassee, Alabama branch, received the National Waste & Recycling Association’s 2026 National Rising Star Award. Cleveland, who attended the June 10 awards gala in Washington, DC with his wife Amanda, has nine years of driving experience, covers 250–300 miles and services 90–130 dumpsters daily. GFL says Cleveland is noted for his commitment to safety, mentoring new drivers and strong work ethic.
Read original release ↗In a Letter from the Director dated September 2026, Hope Healthcare Services’ Executive Director Cliff Sweazey emphasizes the importance of "showing up"—listening, asking follow-up questions, and connecting people to counseling, medical care, and community resources. The organization states that hope, help, and healing come through personal presence, whether by offering counseling appointments, assisting with health management, making referrals, or simply listening and praying. The message encourages everyone to notice and support those struggling this September.
Read original release ↗Colts Communications announced on Sep 14, 2026 that the Indianapolis Colts waived cornerback Johnathan Edwards. Edwards (6-1, 201 pounds) was originally signed by the Colts as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2025. As a rookie, he played in 14 games (five starts) and registered 24 tackles (18 solo), three passes defensed and two special teams stops. Collegiately, Edwards appeared in 45 career games at Tulane and Indiana State and recorded 124 tackles, 22 passes defensed and one forced fumble.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that John Hurley of Evansville Memorial High School was named the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week for Week 4, sponsored in part by Certor Sports. Hurley's top-ranked Tigers improved to 4-0 with a 52-21 victory over No. 2 Evansville Mater Dei. The release also lists regional honorable mentions, notes this is the Colts' 27th year recognizing Indiana high school coaches, and states each season winner will receive a $2,000 donation and commemorative plaque. (Colts Communications)
Read original release ↗Koch Development Corporation dba Holiday World & Splashin' Safari
Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari said it received 2026 Golden Ticket Awards recognition for its water park, water coasters and The Voyage wooden coaster. The Santa Claus, Indiana, park also announced plans to host the awards program in 2027.
Read original release ↗The Northwest Indiana Forum said a new academic study by Dr. Justin Ross and Dr. Saurav Roychoudhury identifies a six-layer ancillary impact ecosystem tied to hyperscale data center development across the region. The analysis finds construction could generate about $6.7 billion in regional output and $1.34 billion in earnings, operations about $330.1 million annually (sustaining ~1,815 jobs), and induced support-economy impacts of $1.26 billion during construction and $154.8 million annually in operations. The Forum said the study provides actionable guidance for county-level strategies and workforce investment.
Read original release ↗According to Colts.com, the Indianapolis Colts will host the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1 on Sunday, September 13, 2026, with kickoff at 1:00 p.m. ET. The game will air on CBS (play-by-play: Andrew Catalon; color analyst: Logan Ryan; sideline: AJ Ross). Local radio coverage in Indianapolis will be on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan, 97.1 HANK and the Ascension St Vincent Radio Network (play-by-play: Matt Taylor; color: Charles Arbuckle).
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts said they elevated cornerback Kenneth Harris from the practice squad to the active roster for Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens. Harris (6-0, 192) was signed to the Colts’ practice squad Aug. 31, 2026, after joining the team as a free agent Aug. 26, 2026. The club noted he participated in New England’s 2026 offseason program and camp and recorded 59 collegiate games with 113 tackles, 28 passes defensed and three interceptions.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts said the Colts 5K will be held rain-or-shine on Saturday, September 12, 2026, with the 5K scheduled to begin at 8:00 a.m. and Blue's Fun Run at 9:30 a.m. The team stated it will monitor weather and may delay the race start — potentially as late as 9:00 a.m. — or cancel for severe conditions. If canceled, registered participants will be offered a Virtual 5K, medals will be mailed, and refunds are not provided.
Read original release ↗CPI Business Solutions announces ScanShare® as a market-leading electronic document management platform that digitizes signatures, automates approvals, and secures files to streamline paper workflows. The company highlights ScanShare® capabilities—OCR, barcode recognition, zonal extraction, direct MFP integration, and native connectors to SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, and Salesforce—and offers a free in-office technical evaluation through its Managed Print & Document Services team to select and configure the best-fit solution.
Read original release ↗Elanco Animal Health Incorporated announced on September 11, 2026 that it will release its third quarter 2026 financial results on Friday, November 6, 2026, and will hold a conference call that day beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. The company said investors, media, and the public can access a live webcast via Elanco's investor events page (https://investor.elanco.com/news-events/events-presentation) and that a replay will be available on the site after the call. Company investor and media contacts were provided.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company announced on Sept. 11, 2026 that it completed its acquisition of AtaiBeckley Inc. The company stated that AtaiBeckley is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical developer of rapid-acting neuroplastogens, including lead investigational program BPL-003 for treatment-resistant depression. Lilly said the transaction was approved by AtaiBeckley shareholders at a special meeting prior to closing and that it is committed to advancing AtaiBeckley’s pipeline to offer new therapeutic options for patients with mental health conditions.
Read original release ↗Eli Lilly and Company announced it has completed its acquisition of AtaiBeckley Inc., a clinical‑stage biopharmaceutical company developing rapid‑acting neuroplastogens. Lilly said AtaiBeckley's lead investigational program, BPL‑003, targets treatment‑resistant depression and that the acquisition will support advancing therapies for depression and other mental health conditions. Lilly stated it is committed to developing these rapid‑acting approaches to provide new options for patients who have not responded to existing treatments.
Read original release ↗Hanson Professional Services Inc.
Hanson announced that the Crawford County Airport rehabilitation project near Robinson, Illinois, and engineer Rob Harris received American Society of Civil Engineers section honors on September 10. The firm said the airport project won an engineering achievement award and Harris was named Young Civil Engineer of the Year.
Read original release ↗According to Colts.com, the Indianapolis Colts open the 2026 season at Lucas Oil Stadium against the Baltimore Ravens, now coached by Jesse Minter, with Lamar Jackson at quarterback. The team will evaluate whether its offense can recapture first-half 2025 form and whether investments in a healthy, deep secondary — including cornerbacks Sauce Gardner and Charvarius Ward Sr., and defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo’s plans — will translate into improved defensive production in Week 1.
Read original release ↗Messer SE & Co. KGaA published a Vita for Peter Mohnen on 11 September 2026 identifying him as Chief Executive Officer. The company page notes Mohnen was born in 1968, is married with three children, and references a press release titled "Planned CEO Transition" stating "Peter Mohnen will become Messer’s new CEO." Media contacts for Messer communications are provided on the same page.
Read original release ↗According to AECOM, an AECOM and Jacobs joint venture has been appointed by Transport Infrastructure Ireland as Program Delivery Partner for MetroLink. The team will support procurement and delivery by providing integrated program management, governance and risk management for what AECOM describes as Ireland’s first fully segregated metro railway. MetroLink will include a predominantly underground, high-capacity system with 16 new stations connecting Swords, Dublin Airport and the city centre, and will integrate with Irish Rail, DART, Luas and BusConnects.
Read original release ↗Banterra Bank announced four Southern Illinois University athletes as ambassadors for the 2026–27 school year under its name, image and likeness partnership. The Southern Illinois bank said it plans to feature the athletes in advertising and promotional activities.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System announced that Memorial Hospital’s new patient tower is beginning to open, expanding access to advanced care in orthopedics, heart and vascular, cancer services and adult intensive care. The tower—designed with input from frontline teams—features larger patient rooms, in-room patient lifts and nurse server pass-through cabinets to improve safety and efficiency. Beacon is recruiting nurses, allied health and support staff and directs interested candidates to careers.beaconhealthsystem.org for openings and talent-network sign-up, the company said.
Read original release ↗BMWC Constructors published a company post on September 10, 2026 in which employee Marc Wiles recounts the 2022 suicide of his brother Brett, emphasizes remembering Brett for his life rather than his death, and urges coworkers to check in with one another. The post links Marc’s experience to construction safety culture, notes his involvement with VitalCog to help recognize struggle and start difficult conversations, and calls for open conversations and timely support to help prevent similar losses.
Read original release ↗Centerstone announced a federal grant of $750,000 annually for four years to support a mobile behavioral-health crisis partnership with police in Clarksville, Tennessee. The organization said the program will pair a response specialist with law enforcement and provide follow-up support after crises.
Read original release ↗CNO Financial Group announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.18 per common share, the company’s 58th consecutive quarterly dividend. CNO stated the dividend will be payable September 24, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on September 10, 2026. The company’s release, datelined Carmel, Ind. and issued via PRNewswire, also summarized CNO’s business scale and brands, including 3.3 million policies and $39.9 billion in total assets.
Read original release ↗CNO Financial Group announced it will host a virtual investor briefing on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to approximately 11:15 a.m. Eastern Time focused on its Worksite Division and Medicare business. Presenters will include Worksite Division President Karen DeToro, Consumer Division President Scott Goldberg, Chief Actuary Jeremy Williams and other senior management. The briefing is the third installment in the company’s investor briefing series; registration and a replay will be available via the Investors section at ir.CNOinc.com.
Read original release ↗Deloitte forecasts that holiday retail sales will total between $1.70 trillion and $1.71 trillion for November 2026 through January 2027, a 4.0% to 4.8% increase from the same period in 2025. Deloitte projects e-commerce holiday sales of $316.1 billion to $318.9 billion, growing 7.5% to 8.4% year-over-year. The company attributes growth to rising disposable personal income and ongoing consumer use of digital tools, promotions, and comparison shopping, according to its annual holiday retail forecast.
Read original release ↗Elanco announced that its chief executive, chief financial officer and U.S. Pet Health leader would participate in a September 15 fireside chat at the Morgan Stanley healthcare conference. The company said a limited-time replay would follow on its investor website.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Beech Grove High School’s Ryan Williams was named the Colts Flag Football Coach of the Week for Week 3. The Hornets are 5-0, defeating Terre Haute North, Purdue Poly Broad Ripple, Crispus Attucks, Northview and Roncalli and outscoring opponents by an average of 37-5. The Colts noted this is the third year they’ve honored high school girls flag coaches; each weekly winner will receive a $1,000 NFL Foundation donation and a commemorative plaque.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Indians announced their 2027 schedule and ballpark enhancements. The regular season begins Friday, March 26 at the Toledo Mud Hens, with the Victory Field home opener Tuesday, April 6 vs. the Iowa Cubs and a season finale Sunday, Sept. 19 vs. the Columbus Clippers. Victory Field will receive approximately 270 new premium seats behind home plate (sections 111–113) with upgraded breathable mesh swivel seating, drink rails, purse hooks and elevated food and beverage options. The club will reduce certain ticket prices, accept deposits for group and premium spaces, and directs inquiries to the Victory Field Box Office.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank announced Boubacar Balde as assistant vice president and retail banking officer for its 16 Tech branch. The bank said he will oversee branch operations and customer service.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency, Inc. announced its bi-monthly Board of Directors meeting for Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., to be held at the Pace building, 525 N 4th Street, Vincennes, IN 47591. Greg Jones, Board President, emphasized the meeting is open to the public. The Board will convene an Executive Session at 6:45 p.m. to discuss a performance evaluation as authorized under Indiana Code section 5-14-1.5-6.1(B)(9). An agenda will be posted in advance.
Read original release ↗Prairie Farms reports that the Prairie Farms Family of Companies earned 47 awards, including 12 first-place honors, at the 2026 World Dairy Expo Championship Dairy Product Contest. According to the company, Prairie Farms Dairy received 28 awards, Hiland Dairy earned 18, and Belfonte Dairy received one. CEO Matt McClelland said the recognition reflects the company’s commitment to quality across plants and product categories, from cheese and fluid milk to cultured products and frozen desserts.
Read original release ↗Prysmian announced that, in partnership with Rio Tinto, electrical cables produced with ELYSIS® aluminum have been contracted for installation at an Amazon data center near Columbus, Ohio. The company says this is the first known use of inert-anode-smelted, low-carbon aluminum in a data center. Prysmian states the cables are created and shipped from its Sedalia, Missouri factory, and that the ELYSIS® process produces oxygen rather than direct greenhouse gas emissions from aluminum smelting.
Read original release ↗Tate & Lyle announced that it has been included for the first time in TIME Magazine and Statista’s World’s Best Companies 2026 ranking, placing number 659. The company said this recognition places it among around 50 food and drink businesses on a list of 1,000 global companies compiled by Statista using employee satisfaction surveys and publicly available growth and sustainability data. Tate & Lyle described the listing as an independent snapshot of forward-thinking businesses.
Read original release ↗Amcor said it will showcase a broad portfolio of flexible, rigid and specialty carton packaging at PACK EXPO International, Oct. 18-21, 2026, in Chicago, at booth S-3500. The company will present an interactive exhibit featuring award-winning technologies, live equipment demonstrations, an interactive retail experience and a sustainability assessment tool with more than 160 packaging comparisons. Amcor noted attendees can view its two 2026 AmeriStar Award-winning technologies and attend two educational presentations by company experts.
Read original release ↗Community First Bank of Indiana
Community First Bank of Indiana announced promotions for four employees, elevating Caroline Jewell to Vice President, Senior Mortgage Loan Officer; Vanessa Smith to Vice President, Director of Operations; Mikki Richter to Assistant Vice President, Treasury Management Operations and Support Supervisor; and Casey Zeck to Assistant Vice President, Senior HR Generalist. The bank said these moves reflect its commitment to Intentional Growth and continued investment in employee development. The bank noted it was chartered in 2003 in Kokomo, Indiana, and operates seven local branches.
Read original release ↗Corteva announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement with Globachem to form a 50/50 joint venture to develop and commercialize new formulated crop protection solutions for farmers in Europe and the Americas. The independently operated JV will leverage late-pipeline to commercial-stage technologies from both companies, may commercialize products through one or both parents, is expected to close in Q4 2026 subject to approvals, and anticipates new solution launches in the early 2030s, Corteva stated.
Read original release ↗Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) reports that US oil production reached a study-period high while oil reserve replacement fell below 100% for the first time since 2021. The EY US benchmarking study found total capital expenditures declined 49% and exploration represented just 3% of 2025 spending, even as natural gas reserves rose to a five-year high supported by higher discoveries, exports and rising electricity demand. The study analyzed five years of data from the 30 largest publicly traded E&P companies, representing about 43% of US production.
Read original release ↗KOCH Finishing Systems published guidance outlining preventive maintenance practices for industrial ovens, emphasizing temperature calibration, airflow balancing, filter replacement, and conveyor/drive chain upkeep. The company states routine temperature testing, airflow inspections, scheduled filter changes, and mechanical lubrication and alignment reduce coating defects, improve energy efficiency, and protect throughput. KOCH Finishing Systems also offers technical support, diagnostic audits, and automated controls to help facilities monitor parameters, optimize thermal processing, and plan system upgrades.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts reported that every member of the team's 53-man roster participated in Wednesday's first true game-week practice ahead of the Week 1 season opener versus the Baltimore Ravens, with four players listed as limited: S A.J. Haulcy (ankle), TE Drew Ogletree (neck), WR Alec Pierce (heel) and C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger (illness). The team said Pierce is "every day getting better" after offseason surgery and coach Shane Steichen indicated Pierce is "on track" to play in Week 1.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank said Jim D. Gray joined as vice president and commercial banking officer, based in Greenwood and serving its Indianapolis region. His role focuses on relationships with business clients and their banking needs.
Read original release ↗According to Messer, the company was awarded the “Global Supplier Competitiveness and Collaboration Award” by Siemens Healthineers on 09 September 2026 in Bad Soden. Messer says the award recognises its support for critical diagnostic processes and its operational excellence and customer focus. Messer notes the honour was one of six awards presented at Siemens Healthineers’ Global Supplier Day. Messer states it supplies liquid helium and specialised cryogen support, and offers the ColdServe™ programme to support MRI magnet performance and operational continuity.
Read original release ↗Messer announced it received the Siemens Healthineers Global Supplier Competitiveness and Collaboration Award, awarded during Siemens Healthineers' Global Supplier Day as one of six distinctions recognizing competitiveness, responsiveness, transparency and collaboration. Messer said the award reflects its teams' commitment to operational excellence and supporting critical healthcare diagnostics; the company supplies liquid helium and specialized cryogenic services and, through its ColdServe™ program in America, provides cryogen management solutions to support MRI system performance and operational continuity.
Read original release ↗Messer announced it has received the Siemens Healthineers Global Supplier Competitiveness and Collaboration Award, presented during Siemens Healthineers' Global Supplier Day. Messer said the award recognizes its operational excellence, responsiveness and collaboration in supporting critical healthcare diagnostics. The company supplies liquid helium and specialized cryogenic support services for MRI systems and noted its ColdServe™ program provides cost-effective cryogen management solutions in America to support MRI magnet performance and operational continuity.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency announced that it will begin accepting applications for the 2026–2027 Energy Assistance Program on October 1, 2026. The program offers a one-time benefit to income-qualified households in Daviess, Greene, Knox and Sullivan Counties to help offset primary heating costs; last season about 2,800 households received more than $1.6 million in benefits. Applications will be available online, at Pace sites and most local libraries, and eligible benefits are paid to utility providers.
Read original release ↗Sycamore Services published The Leaflet newsletter announcing its 65th Birthday Bash on September 12 (11a–3p at 1001 Sycamore Lane, Danville, IN). The organization launched a "65 for 65" fundraising ask, is actively hiring multiple roles (including DSPs, RBTs, Recreational Therapists), and reports available residential openings. Sycamore also welcomed Bri Boston to its Board of Directors and advised families to monitor InterRAI assessment communications about waiver eligibility and appeals, urging prompt contact with Case Managers for assistance.
Read original release ↗Trinitas Ventures and Starwood Capital Group announced a joint venture for student housing in Pittsburgh, Norman, Oklahoma, and Madison, Wisconsin. The companies said the partnership closed on three sites totaling 2,046 beds and targets summer 2028 delivery.
Read original release ↗American Senior Communities and Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County said they recognized 21 graduates of their Opportunities to Nursing Excellence scholarship program. The September 8 release describes a September 2 luncheon in Carmel, Indiana, honoring employees advancing their nursing education.
Read original release ↗Andretti Formula E announced that it won Formula E’s Best Social Account of the Year for a second consecutive season following the 2026 Hankook London E-Prix finale. The team reported a 60% increase in impressions versus Season 11, a 12% audience growth and a 300% year-on-year increase in shares. Andretti highlighted standout moments including a reel with 19.9 million combined views, a Season 12 launch (1.5 million impressions) and the Felipe Drugovich announcement (over 3 million impressions).
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System states that recommended preventive screenings depend on more than age: family history, personal health history, risk factors and prior screening results influence timing and type. The organization’s provider, Amy Juodawlkis, PA-C, recommends individualized primary care visits to determine appropriate screenings across life stages — including blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes risk, cancer screenings, immunizations and other checks — and urges patients to discuss their family history and screening needs with a Beacon primary care provider.
Read original release ↗BMWC announced that RJ Shealy and Ramiro Towers were selected as the company’s 2026 Interns of the Year from a nationwide group of 32 interns. BMWC said Shealy, a construction intern from North Carolina State University, was recognized for reliability, initiative, and quick learning, while Towers, an accounting intern from Anderson University, was praised for communication, collaboration, and contributions to the Lilly Lebanon project. Winners were chosen through nominations and a review led by Human Resources and the Executive Leadership Team.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp. (CERC) announced that it has commenced cash tender offers to purchase up to $350,000,000 aggregate principal amount of certain outstanding senior notes to reduce its indebtedness. The offers cover the 2047, 2032, 2034 and 2028 series, include series tender caps, and provide an Early Tender Date of September 21, 2026 and an Expiration Date of October 6, 2026. Settlement is expected September 24, 2026 for early tenders and October 8, 2026 for later tenders, CERC said.
Read original release ↗Corteva Agriscience announced that it and Globachem have entered into a definitive agreement to form a joint venture to advance the development and commercialization of new formulated crop protection solutions. The company published this information as a press release on its website and provided investor contact details, indicating the communication is an official company announcement from Corteva Agriscience.
Read original release ↗Deaconess Health System announced that Dominick Tedeschi, DO, has joined Deaconess Clinic Family Medicine Residency – Jasper as core faculty and will provide patient care at the residency clinic. The system said Dr. Tedeschi is returning to the program where he completed his family medicine residency through the Indiana University School of Medicine Family Medicine Residency Program – Jasper. He earned his DO from Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine, completed his residency last June, and is board certified.
Read original release ↗Evolv and Fran Metrics announced that Laundry Luv adopted their integrated payments and franchise-reporting system. The companies said it combines transaction data, royalty collection and performance reporting to help operators compare results across locations.
Read original release ↗The Gary SouthShore RailCats announced Nick Podkul as their Methodist Hospitals Player of the Month for August and September. The team said the former Notre Dame player completed his first season in Gary and was recognized for his late-season contribution.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health announced that Allyson Schiefer joined its obstetrics and gynecology practice. The health system said Schiefer earned her medical degree at Indiana University and completed her OB/GYN residency at Western Michigan University.
Read original release ↗In its September 8 release, Hard Truth announced a Harvest Festival scheduled for September 26, 2026, at its Brown County campus. The distillery said the event would feature Sydney Adams and Michelle Robinson, local vendors and the debut of its Dark Roast Rye whiskey.
Read original release ↗HEAPY announces the launch of a Back-to-School Coloring Book, a downloadable collection of line-art illustrations inspired by HEAPY projects, engineering concepts, and MEP systems, including a page to color the CEO. Designed for all ages, the company offers the full book and individual printable coloring pages. HEAPY invites participants to share finished artwork on social media using #ColorWithHEAPY and will highlight select submissions throughout the campaign.
Read original release ↗Henry Community Health announced a Sick Child Walk-In Clinic planned to open October 5, 2026, at Northfield Park in New Castle. The health system said the weekday morning service was intended for established pediatric patients of its family and internal medicine practice.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that they signed tackle Luke Tenuta to the 53-man roster from the practice squad, waived cornerback Jaylon Jones, and signed tight end Kenny Fletcher Jr. to the practice squad. The club noted Tenuta participated in the 2026 offseason program and training camp and has played in seven career games; Jones was a 2023 seventh-round pick with 44 career games; Fletcher Jr. joined after Tampa Bay’s 2026 offseason and played at Rutgers.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Pete Gast of Alexandria-Monroe High School was named the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week for Week 3 after the Class 2A-No.18 Tigers defeated Class 3A-No.7 Eastbrook, 41-7, marking Gast’s 100th career victory. The award, sponsored in part by Certor Sports, is part of the Colts’ 27th year recognizing Indiana high school coaches. Honorees are selected by a statewide panel and each season’s winning coaches will receive a $2,000 donation and a commemorative plaque, the team said.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced a two-day promotion eliminating additional ticket fees for single-game tickets to all 2026 regular-season home games at Lucas Oil Stadium. The offer runs from Tues., Sept. 8 beginning at 10 a.m. ET through Wed., Sept. 9 at 11:59 p.m. ET. A limited number of fee-free single-game tickets are available at Colts.com/tickets/single-game, the team said.
Read original release ↗Keller Schroeder & Associates, Inc.
Keller Schroeder advises that wrong-number text messages are used by cybercriminals to confirm active phone numbers, which are then sold on the dark web and lead to more scam texts and calls. The company recommends marking suspicious texts as spam and blocking the sender, avoiding public sharing of your phone number, and thinking before replying. Keller Schroeder notes the tip is provided in partnership with KnowBe4 and offers to demonstrate how KnowBe4 helps organizations manage social engineering risks.
Read original release ↗Packaging Corporation of America (PCA)
Packaging Corporation of America announced that CEO Mark Kowlzan will participate in a Fireside Chat at the Jefferies 2026 Global Industrials Conference in New York on September 10, 2026 at 8:10am Eastern Time. CFO Kent Pflederer will join Kowlzan for a Q&A and subsequent one-on-one meetings. PCA said a live webcast will be available via the company’s Investors > Presentations and Events page, with a replay posted shortly after and available for 30 days.
Read original release ↗Prairie Farms said Pumpkin Spice and Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup flavored milks will begin arriving at participating retailers in early September in newly designed, limited‑edition quart cartons. Each carton features a seasonal illustrated character (a jack‑o’‑lantern for Pumpkin Spice and a mummy for Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup). The company stated both flavors are available for a limited time while supplies last and that product selection and availability may vary by market and retailer.
Read original release ↗Prysmian announced it broke ground on a $1.02 billion expansion at its Claremont, North Carolina campus to more than double U.S. fiber optic production capacity. The company said the project will increase glass preform and fiber manufacturing, add a $48 million optical cable investment, and create 300 new jobs for the fiber facility plus 85 additional optical cable roles, totaling 385 planned positions. Construction is expected to take about 20 months, with the facility fully coming online in 2030.
Read original release ↗Zimmer Biomet announced promotions for Gary Campbell, Brian Hatcher and Bradley Kessler as it reorganizes commercial leadership. The company said Campbell and Hatcher take their new roles October 1 and reiterated its 2026 financial outlook.
Read original release ↗Brainstorm Print published a News Archive article (September 7, 2026) explaining six reasons small businesses should write a book. The company states that a book can establish credibility, allow businesses to share industry knowledge, showcase brand messaging, initiate new professional connections, help gain clients, and serve as a powerful content-marketing tool. Brainstorm Print presents the book as a strategic marketing investment that can build reputation, engagement, and potential revenue for small businesses.
Read original release ↗Proof Digital reports that its Director of Web Development, Kristin Kuzik, attended WordCamp US 2026 in Phoenix (August 16–19, 2026) and returned with key takeaways: AI is reshaping search behavior and development workflows, hosting platforms like Pressable are integrating AI (Claude) for automated maintenance, and accessibility is becoming legally urgent with new laws in 2027 and 2028. The company cites statistics on bot traffic, zero-click search, WordPress market share, and widespread accessibility failures as drivers for clients to prioritize updates now.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that Josh Pierson led every lap of Race 1 at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca to earn his career-first INDY NXT victory and secure the 101st INDY NXT win for the team. Max Taylor recovered from P17 to finish seventh and earned the Jostens Biggest Mover award. Lochie Hughes finished P14 after off-track incidents, while Seb Murray’s Race 1 ended following contact on Lap 22. The team noted three cautions totaling ten laps and that the season concludes tomorrow with Race 2.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that at the Grand Prix of Monterey Race 2 at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, Lochie Hughes finished third, marking his 12th INDY NXT career podium and his best Laguna Seca result. The team noted Josh Pierson was eliminated on the opening lap after a limiter issue and contact that collected him into the barrier. Seb Murray finished 11th and Max Taylor 14th. Andretti said the 2026 INDY NXT season totals were three wins, 12 podiums, 36 top-10s and 171 laps led.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reports that at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca qualifying for the Mission Foods Grand Prix of Monterey, Kyle Kirkwood qualified seventh, Marcus Ericsson qualified eighth and Will Power qualified 14th. Practice was limited after a morning on-track fence repair, and the team noted close margins that left Power and Ericsson just outside the Firestone Fast Six. The team said it will focus on race strategy and tire degradation to finish the season strong, with the race airing live on FOX at 2:30 PM ET.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that Kyle Kirkwood finished second at the Mission Foods Grand Prix of Monterey, securing his best road-course finish, a career-best P2 in the 2026 INDYCAR Championship (545 points) and his 12th career INDYCAR podium. Marcus Ericsson finished ninth and Will Power 13th at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. The team closed the 2026 season with three wins, one pole position and 12 podiums, per Andretti Global.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that free tickets are available for the official London Game Watch Party, presented by Bud Light, at Living Room Theaters in downtown Indianapolis for the Colts vs. Washington Commanders matchup on Sun., Oct. 4. The all-ages event features movie theater screens, live entertainment, free Colts scarves and giveaways, food and beer specials, and Bud Light activations. Doors open at 8 a.m. ET, kickoff is 9:30 a.m. ET, and the party ends at 1 p.m. ET. Fans must claim tickets at Colts.com/WatchParty; capacity is limited.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA said it hosted its annual “Day at the Park” Environmental, Health & Safety, and Sustainability Conference on August 26, 2026, at its Indianapolis headquarters. The company reported a full agenda of technical presentations led by KERAMIDA experts covering PFAS research and policy, AI applications for compliance and remediation, GHG inventory practices, ISO 14001:2026 revision, and faster remediation approaches. Attendees then went to Victory Field for networking and baseball after the morning sessions; the Indianapolis Indians defeated the Columbus Clippers 4-3.
Read original release ↗Baird reports that Maria Watts, Managing Director and Head of Global Consumer Investment Banking and Head of Global Financial Sponsors Group, joined Bloomberg Deals to discuss consumer investment opportunities. Watts highlighted interest in lifestyle, wellness, premium experience businesses and high-quality assets in a selective M&A market. She noted resilient consumer spending supports sectors such as health and wellness, pet products and services, travel and leisure, and youth enrichment, and that buyers focus on differentiated, market-leading businesses with strong fundamentals.
Read original release ↗RLTurner posted on its website (Sept. 4, 2026) that The Lebanon Reporter ran an article celebrating the company’s 50th anniversary. RLTurner said it is proud to have spent the entirety of its existence in Boone County and expressed the hope to remain there "another 50" years. The company linked to the Lebanon Reporter article from its News page and credited Layne Cameron as the post author.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global said it will contest the 2026 season finale at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, with the NTT INDYCAR SERIES and INDY NXT by Firestone competing. The INDYCAR team enters the weekend with three wins and 12 podiums in 2026, while the INDY NXT squad has two wins and 10 podiums. Drivers Will Power, Kyle Kirkwood and Marcus Ericsson will race in INDYCAR; Lochie Hughes, Seb Murray, Max Taylor and Josh Pierson will contest INDY NXT doubleheader rounds at Laguna Seca.
Read original release ↗Bowen Health states that September’s National Recovery Month celebrates strength and resilience and reminds Hoosiers they do not have to face recovery alone. The organization says its Addiction Recovery Services provide evidence-based treatment, counseling, medication for substance use disorder, peer recovery support, integrated physical and behavioral healthcare, care coordination, and family education. Bowen Health, quoting CEO Dr. Rob Ryan, emphasizes that addiction is a health condition and encourages seeking help; it directs people to call 800-342-5653, visit BowenHealth.org, or call/text 988 for crisis support.
Read original release ↗Elara Caring - Personal Care Services
Elara Caring announced that 12 of its hospice and skilled home health locations earned 2025 SHPBest™ Awards for outstanding patient and caregiver satisfaction. The company reported three hospice locations (Dexter, MO; San Antonio, TX; Springfield, IL) and nine skilled home health locations (including Marksville, Winnsboro, Leesville, Paris, Opelousas, Monroe, Jasper, Teague, Ludington). Elara Caring stated those awards are based on HHCAHPS and CAHPS survey feedback and recognize top 5% and top 20% performers nationally.
Read original release ↗Group 1001 announced that Gainbridge, Parity and the Women’s Sports Foundation awarded $250,000 to 32 organizations through Gainbridge Assists. The company said the grants support sports and education for girls and women across 20 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Vincent Bane of Ft. Wayne Carroll High School was named the Colts Flag Football Coach of the Week for Week 2. After a 0-2 start, Carroll won three straight games, defeating South Bend Adams (20-0), Ft. Wayne South (19-0) and Ft. Wayne Northrop (19-13). The Colts also listed regional honorable mentions and said each winning coach will receive a $1,000 donation from the NFL Foundation and a commemorative plaque.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Colts, the team's 2026 "Countdown to Kickoff" begins next week with citywide events leading into the Sept. 13 home opener against the Baltimore Ravens at Lucas Oil Stadium. Activities include the Blueing of the Downtown Canal, a Colts 5K and Blue's Fun Run, a Friday Night Football Tour visiting Indiana high schools, new "Forever Blue Member of the Game" recognition, an online Colts 50/50 raffle, and expanded 2026 team merchandise and Pro Shop offerings.
Read original release ↗Scannell Properties reports it has acquired a 13,345 m² site in Cabiate, Como, Lombardy to deliver a build-to-suit manufacturing and distribution facility for Dometic’s marine division. The new facility will provide approximately 6,700 m² gross lettable area, including a 5,617 m² ground-floor industrial area with 10 m clear height and about 1,350 m² of two-storey offices. Scannell says the building targets BREEAM Excellent, incorporates a 140 kWp rooftop solar array, and is scheduled for completion in early 2027 with Engineering 2K as general contractor.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System reports that on April 19, 2025, patient Ryan Hunt experienced a heart attack that progressed to cardiac arrest. Emergency responders brought him to Memorial Hospital where Beacon caregivers delivered high-quality CPR and cardioversion, and the Memorial Cardiac Cath Lab team led by Dr. Mayank Mittal opened a fully blocked artery and placed a temporary heart pump. Genetic testing identified an LDL receptor mutation; family members began treatment after screening. Beacon attributes the outcome to rapid response and coordinated team care.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System explains that while social media often blames “high cortisol” for weight gain, the reality is more complex. Rebecca Crimmins, family medicine nurse practitioner at Beacon Medical Group Wanee, says chronic stress can affect appetite, sleep and activity, contributing to weight changes. Beacon notes other factors—thyroid disorders, midlife hormonal shifts, certain medications and poor sleep—also commonly play roles. The system recommends focusing on sustainable habits and consulting a primary care provider for unexplained weight changes.
Read original release ↗Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company
Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company is reminding churches and related ministries to review payroll practices and strengthen internal controls to avoid financial, legal, and reputational consequences, the company said. Brotherhood Works director Bryan Stine advised ministries to document responsibilities, review procedures, and seek qualified guidance. The company also noted available payroll and HR services through Brotherhood Works, which serves 7,000+ ministries, and emphasized payroll as a risk management issue for ministries.
Read original release ↗CPI Business Solutions published a company post comparing PaperCut® and SAFEQ® as print management platforms, outlining their shared capabilities (secure pull-printing, multi-vendor support, rule-based routing, and billing) and key differences in administration, deployment, and hardware integration. The company recommends consulting a local Managed Print Services expert to select and configure the best solution, and offers a free in-office technical evaluation. CPI Business Solutions states its mission since 1989 is to help businesses cut costs, boost efficiency, and keep data secure.
Read original release ↗Deloitte announced the launch of an Open Model Engineering practice to help clients design, engineer, deploy, and operate enterprise Agentic AI using a mix of open and proprietary models. The practice will initially focus on North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, leverage NVIDIA Nemotron open models and the Zora AI digital workforce platform, and plans to hire, train, and certify forward deployed engineers through fiscal year 2027, Deloitte said.
Read original release ↗Deloitte announced the launch of an Open Model Engineering practice to help clients design, engineer, deploy and operate enterprise AI applications using open models and open-source engineering. The practice will initially focus on North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, leverage NVIDIA Nemotron open models and NIM microservices, and use the Zora AI digital workforce platform. Deloitte plans to hire, train, and certify forward deployed engineers through fiscal year 2027 to support client implementations and governance.
Read original release ↗Flaherty & Collins Properties announced the start of The Granary, a planned $64 million development in downtown Noblesville. The company outlined 223 apartments, ground-floor retail and public parking, with completion scheduled for late 2028.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank announced Zaneta K. Rorie’s promotion to retail banking officer at its Elkhart High School branch. The company said the location serves the school’s students and faculty.
Read original release ↗Matrix Integration says co-managed IT is a shared support model where an internal IT team and an external provider split responsibilities to add capacity, expertise, coverage, or project support while preserving internal control. The company outlines seven signs to consider co-managed services, including a stretched IT team, rising cybersecurity demands, lack of reliable coverage, delayed projects, and growth outpacing IT staff. Matrix Integration offers co-managed networking, data center, and security support and invites organizations to evaluate pressure points for targeted assistance.
Read original release ↗Packaging Corporation of America (PCA)
Packaging Corporation of America announced that its Board approved a regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share. The dividend will be payable October 15, 2026, to shareholders of record as of September 15, 2026. Packaging Corporation of America noted that future dividends, record dates and payment dates are subject to final determination by its Board of Directors, and reiterated its position as a leading North American containerboard and uncoated freesheet paper producer.
Read original release ↗Grain Management announced the completion of the strategic combination of Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications to form Rightfiber, a new privately held telecommunications platform. Rightfiber said it now serves more than 400 communities across 20 states, with over 300,000 FTTH passings across a 28,000-mile fiber network. The company has secured a $1.6 billion credit facility led by Fifth Third Bank to fund organic growth and potential M&A, and intends to continue investing in network expansion and local service.
Read original release ↗Grain Management announced the completion of the strategic combination of Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications to create Rightfiber. Rightfiber said it serves more than 400 communities across 20 states, has over 300,000 FTTH passings on a 28,000-mile fiber network, and has entered a $1.6 billion credit facility led by Fifth Third Bank to fund continued growth and potential M&A. Heath Simpson, CEO of Rightfiber, was quoted on the organization’s commitment to expanding fiber access and supporting local communities.
Read original release ↗Tate & Lyle announced updated Science Based Targets (SBTi)-validated commitments covering its expanded footprint after the CP Kelco acquisition. The company committed to reduce absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 63% and Scope 3 emissions by 63% by the year ended 31 March 2036 (from a 31 March 2022 base). It also committed to reduce Scope 3 FLAG emissions by 43% and achieve no deforestation across primary deforestation-linked commodities by 31 December 2027, alongside other 2030 and 2034 sustainability targets.
Read original release ↗Aquestive Therapeutics announced that its management team will participate in four investor conferences in September 2026: the Wells Fargo Healthcare Conference (meetings available Sept. 8), Cantor Healthcare Conference (fireside chat Sept. 9 at 3:20 pm ET), Citi’s Biopharma Back to School Summit (Sept. 10 meetings), and H.C. Wainwright 27th Annual Global Investor Conference (presentation Sept. 14 at 9:00 am ET; meetings Sept. 14–15). The company stated webcasts of the Cantor fireside chat and the H.C. Wainwright presentation will be posted on the Investors “Events and Presentation” page, with replays available for 30 days.
Read original release ↗Bull Moose Tube announced that it completed its acquisition of Hanna Steel Corporation, which will operate as a division of the company. The acquired business includes steel-tubing operations in Alabama and Illinois, an Alabama coil-coating facility and Hanna Truck Line.
Read original release ↗CLAAS of America announced new harvesting equipment and technology for North American producers, including ORBIS and Direct Disc forage-harvester headers, ROVIO corn heads, VOLTO tedders and automated machine adjustments. The company introduced the offering at the Farm Progress Show in Iowa.
Read original release ↗CountryMark announced a month-long Fueling Wishes fundraiser at its Seymour station, located at 101 Community Drive, during September. The company said it will donate $0.15 per gallon sold to Indiana Wish to help grant the wish of 11-year-old Jaxson, who is battling leukemia. CountryMark stated the campaign is in partnership with member cooperative Premier Companies and Indiana Wish, and customers may also donate inside the convenience store to support the effort.
Read original release ↗EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants published its September 1, 2026 Compliance Matters newsletter summarizing recent employee benefits compliance developments. The company highlights topics including CMS IDR data and timelines, new paid leave tax credit guidance, DCAP nondiscrimination testing, MLR rebates, state and litigation updates, EBSA wellness-program guidance, and the FTC settlement with Caremark. The newsletter also reminds sponsors of Summary Annual Report deadlines and Medicare Part D disclosure timing, and provides resources and upcoming analysis from EPIC.
Read original release ↗Harding, Shymanski & Company, P.S.C.
Harding, Shymanski & Company, P.S.C. published a business succession planning guide on September 30, 2026, aimed at owners in Evansville, Louisville and the surrounding Tri-State region. The firm advises starting succession planning five to ten years ahead, and the guide addresses valuation methods, buy-sell agreements, tax implications (including Indiana and Kentucky differences), family dynamics, and a five-year implementation framework. Harding, Shymanski says its tax consulting and advisory practices support owners through valuation, structure selection, and transition implementation.
Read original release ↗IU Health announced that OneAmerica Financial support and matching funding will establish an endowed Master Clinician role focused on brain health.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced on Sep 01, 2026 that they signed RB Davon Booth and G Reid Holskey to the practice squad and released RB Ulysses Bentley IV from the practice squad. The team noted Booth participated in the Cleveland Browns' 2026 offseason and training camp after signing with Cleveland as an undrafted free agent on May 8, 2026, and provided collegiate statistics. The Colts also detailed Holskey’s 2026 offseason participation with the Denver Broncos and prior practice-squad time in 2025.
Read original release ↗Messer announced that Sven Wildner has taken over as Chief Financial Officer effective 1 September 2026, succeeding Helmut Kaschenz who stepped down. Wildner brings more than 20 years of international finance and leadership experience, including prior roles at Siemens and as Group CFO of Omya AG. Messer also confirmed that Werner Hickel will retire when his contract ends on 15 November 2026, and that Marc Wachter assumed responsibility for the Asian business as COO Asia on 1 August 2026 while remaining CEO of Messer China.
Read original release ↗Messer announces that Sven Wildner has assumed the role of Chief Financial Officer effective 1 September 2026, succeeding Helmut Kaschenz, who stepped down at his own request. The company also confirmed leadership changes in Asia: long-serving Werner Hickel will retire at the end of his contract on 15 November 2026, and Marc Wachter took over responsibility for the Asian business on 1 August 2026 while remaining CEO of Messer China and reporting to CEO Peter Mohnen, Messer stated.
Read original release ↗Messer announced that Sven Wildner assumed the role of Chief Financial Officer effective September 1, 2026, succeeding Helmut Kaschenz, who stepped down at his own request. The company also announced leadership changes in Asia: Werner Hickel will retire when his contract expires on November 15, 2026, and Marc Wachter took on responsibility for the Asian business as COO Asia effective August 1, 2026, while continuing as CEO of Messer China, Messer said.
Read original release ↗Messer announced that Sven Wildner assumed the role of Chief Financial Officer effective September 1, 2026, following Helmut Kaschenz’s voluntary departure. Wildner brings more than 20 years of international finance and executive experience, including senior roles at Siemens and as Group CFO of Omya AG. Messer also confirmed changes in its Asian leadership: Werner Hickel will retire on November 15, 2026, and Marc Wachter assumed responsibility for the Asian business effective August 1, 2026, reporting to CEO Peter Mohnen.
Read original release ↗Messer announced that Helmut Kaschenz stepped down as CFO and that Sven Wildner assumed the role of Chief Financial Officer effective September 1, 2026. Messer said Wildner brings over 20 years of finance leadership, including senior roles at Siemens (1999–2011) and as Group CFO of Omya AG (2012–2026). The company also announced that long‑time Asia leader Werner Hickel will retire when his contract expires on November 15, 2026, and that Marc Wachter took responsibility for Messer’s Asian business as COO Asia effective August 1, 2026.
Read original release ↗Metal Technologies said it completed its acquisition of Rochester Metal Products, an iron foundry in Rochester, Indiana. The September 1 announcement says the facility will operate as Metal Technologies Rochester and brings approximately 350 employees into the group.
Read original release ↗Tipmont announced that its offices (and Wintek) will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, 2026, for Labor Day and will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 8 a.m. Members may pay bills online via SmartHub or by phone at 800-726-3953 using the automated payment system. Residential internet support is available by calling 800-726-3953 ext. 4 and leaving a voicemail; business internet support can be reached at 765-742-8428. Electric outages can be reported 24/7 at 800-726-3953, Tipmont said.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that rain-delayed Race 1 of the Snap-on Makers and Fixers 250 at The Milwaukee Mile was resumed after Race 2, with Marcus Ericsson finishing eighth in Race 1 and ninth in Race 2. Kyle Kirkwood finished 15th in Race 1 and sixth in Race 2, while Will Power finished 25th in Race 1 after contact and 14th in Race 2. The team noted Honda secured the INDYCAR Manufacturers’ Championship during the weekend.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System says the adult Intensive Care Unit will move into a new 26-bed space on the second floor of the Memorial Hospital Patient Tower in late October. The second floor is nearing completion and the remaining inpatient tower floors are targeted to open in Spring 2027. Beacon states the ICU will include larger rooms, consultation rooms, a nature-inspired color palette, a new monitoring platform called hellocare, and state-of-the-art beds that assist positioning and integrate with charting.
Read original release ↗Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Incorporated
CMT reports that the Missouri Department of Transportation held a groundbreaking on Aug. 24, 2026, in Springfield, MO, to begin the $471 million Forward 44 Southwest I-44 Improvements Project. CMT said it serves on the Capital-CMT Team as the Design-Build contractor. The program includes interchange upgrades, six-lane widening in Greater Springfield, pavement and safety work in Greene, Webster and Laclede counties, bridge improvements at Route EE, and pavement work in Lawrence County, with completion slated for November 2031.
Read original release ↗Elements Financial says that during a Digital Banking upgrade launching September 9, online and mobile banking will be view-only from September 8–9. Members can view balances and activity but cannot initiate transfers, schedule or edit bill payments, make account changes, or complete other transactions during the upgrade; scheduled payments and transfers will still process. Elements Financial provides Live Chat at elements.org, email customerservice@elements.org, and 24-hour contact numbers 317-276-2105 or 800-621-2105 for assistance.
Read original release ↗Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) announced a $100 million investment to reward professionals who develop future-focused skills, advance firm culture, drive innovation and deliver exceptional client service. The program establishes three award categories—Everyday leadership; Transformation that drives measurable results; and Game-changing impact for the enterprise—and enables all ranks to recognize colleagues in real time. EY US said this initiative is part of the firm’s ongoing multi-billion dollar investments to attract and develop talent for a tech-led, human-powered world.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced their 2026 lineup of gameday giveaways, halftime entertainment and promotions for the team’s regular season home schedule at Lucas Oil Stadium, including the debut of the NFL x Nike Rivalries “Anvil Strike” uniform, a celebration of Colts legend Adam Vinatieri, Kicking the Stigma, Indiana Nights and Salute to Service. The team outlined game-specific giveaways (many to the first 40,000–50,000 fans), halftime programming and ticket promotions for multiple home dates.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced they claimed cornerback Kapena Gushiken off waivers from the Philadelphia Eagles and released tackle Luke Tenuta. The team noted Gushiken (5-9, 189) participated in Philadelphia’s 2026 offseason program and training camp after signing as an undrafted free agent on May 1, 2026, and detailed his collegiate totals and performance. The Colts also provided Tenuta’s size (6-8, 314) and his career game appearances with multiple NFL teams, including time on Indianapolis’ 2025 active roster and practice squad.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Colts (Colts Communications) on Aug 31, 2026, the team signed 15 players to its practice squad. The players signed were DT Cam Ball; RBs Ulysses Bentley IV and Anderson Castle; T Roy Mbaeteka and Nolan Rucci; TE Pharaoh Brown; CBs Robert Carter Jr. and Kenneth Harris; WRs Anthony Gould and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine; DE Mitchell Melton; S Daniel Scott and Trey Washington; G Josh Sills; and LB West Weeks.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced on Aug 31, 2026 that they signed tackle Luke Tenuta to the practice squad. Tenuta (6-8, 314) participated in the Colts' 2026 offseason program and training camp. He has played in seven career games with Indianapolis (2025-26, 2022), Arizona (2024), Green Bay (2022-23) and Buffalo (2022). In 2025 he spent time on Indianapolis' active roster and practice squad and saw action in four games.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Jake Meiners of East Central High School was named the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week for Week 2. East Central beat New Palestine 14-7, ending New Palestine’s 29-game winning streak that began in 2023. The Colts noted the award is part of a program now in its 27th year recognizing Indiana high school coaches; each season’s winning coaches will receive a $2,000 donation and a commemorative plaque.
Read original release ↗The Little Theatre of Bedford announces a Retro Board Game Night on Aug 31, presented as a community social event written by Holly Arnold. Attendees are invited to bring a favorite board game or simply show up; plenty of games will be provided. The event emphasizes conversation and connection, requires no experience or teams, and will offer concessions for purchase. The theatre lists its location as 1704 Brian Lane Way, Bedford, IN.
Read original release ↗The Little Theatre of Bedford is offering a Teen Drama Workshop during fall break in which participating teens will work through all aspects of a production and perform a show in one week. Registration opens on Sept. 1 at 6pm and will be available online at ltb.ludus.com, the company reports. For contact and location details, the theatre lists its address and box office contact information.
Read original release ↗The Little Theatre of Bedford announces auditions for The Little Town of Christmas, with auditions moved to September 21 and 22 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at Remnant Eastside, 2040 US 50 E, Bedford. The company lists show dates for the production as December 3–6 and December 10–13. For more information or ticketing inquiries, the theatre provides its box office contact email.
Read original release ↗The Northwest Indiana Forum urges stakeholders to engage in fact-based dialogue recognizing the region's industrial economic strengths and environmental stewardship. The Forum highlights that steel mills, refineries, energy producers and manufacturers provide thousands of family-sustaining jobs, and notes decades of industry investments in cleaner technologies, emissions controls, wastewater treatment, monitoring, habitat restoration, and brownfield redevelopment. Citing EPA and IDEM data, the Forum states regional air quality has improved and that monitored criteria pollutants meet NAAQS when wildfire-related ozone events are excluded.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency, Inc. announced that its offices will be closed on Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day and will resume normal operating hours on Tuesday, September 8. The notice, posted on August 31 and written by Jill Vieck, was published by Pace Community Action Agency, Inc., the private not-for-profit community action agency located in Vincennes, Indiana.
Read original release ↗Senior1Care announced that Cate Palace, RT, HFA, has been named President of its Northeast Region. According to Senior1Care, Palace brings more than 20 years of senior care leadership, will oversee operations and growth across Northeast Indiana (including offices in Fort Wayne, Angola, and Syracuse), and is a licensed Health Facility Administrator with leadership experience across skilled nursing, assisted living, rehabilitation and home care. Senior1Care’s CEO welcomed her to the leadership team and Palace expressed enthusiasm for serving local communities.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global said its INDY NXT team started inside the top 10 at the 90-lap Milwaukee Mile race, with Josh Pierson on pole. Max Taylor finished as the team’s top scorer in fourth, Seb Murray P11 and Lochie Hughes P14 after incidents and a spin. The race featured four cautions totaling 21 laps. Andretti Global confirmed INDY NXT returns next weekend for the 2026 season finale doubleheader at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca.
Read original release ↗The Colts announced they acquired center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger from the Buffalo Bills in exchange for a 2027 sixth-round draft pick, with the Colts also receiving a 2027 seventh-round pick. According to the Colts, the 24-year-old Van Pran-Granger (6-foot-4, 315 pounds) was a 2024 fifth-round pick by Buffalo, appeared in 31 games with two starts over two seasons, and played 44 games at Georgia where he earned First Team All-SEC and Second Team All-American honors.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that Josh Pierson earned his first INDY NXT career pole at the Milwaukee Mile, setting a new two-lap average track record and delivering the program’s 114th pole. The team noted this is their third consecutive pole at the venue. Andretti Global said Max Taylor qualified P6, Lochie Hughes P8 and Seb Murray P9, and that the Andretti INDY NXT squad will start with four cars inside the top 10. Live race coverage is scheduled on FS1 and FOX One at 11:00 AM ET.
Read original release ↗Colts.com states the preseason game between the Detroit Lions and Indianapolis Colts kicks off Saturday, August 29, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. ET. The team says TV coverage will be on CBS4 and NFL Network, with local streaming available via Colts.com (look for the 'Watch Live' button). Out-of-market fans can stream via NFL+ (plans starting at $6.99/month). Local radio coverage will air on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan, 97.1 HANK and the Ascension St Vincent Radio Network.
Read original release ↗MSP Seals, Inc. announced that the company is expanding and has welcomed three new team members: TJ Ayer, Aidan Miller, and Arnel David. The company highlighted that this growth reflects the efforts of its team, customers, suppliers, and partners, and emphasized continued commitment to integrity, quality, and customer service. MSP Seals noted that Aidan Miller represents a third generation of the Miller family involved with the company, joining grandson and son lineage tied to the founder and VP of Sales and Operations.
Read original release ↗Security Federal Savings Bank explains how automatic transfers and its "Keep the Change" round-up program help customers save by rounding debit card purchases and transferring the spare change to a linked savings account. The bank notes the Personal Savings Account carries a $0 minimum opening deposit and describes alternative options—Money Market accounts, Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), Christmas Club accounts and Certificates of Deposit (CDs)—to match different savings goals. Security Federal invites customers to open accounts online and start automated saving.
Read original release ↗Zimmer Biomet announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.24 per share. The company said payment is expected on or about October 30, 2026, for shareholders of record at the close of September 30.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global says it will carry momentum from a historic victory on the Streets of Washington, D.C., into an INDYCAR doubleheader at The Milwaukee Mile. The team notes INDY NXT returns after a short break and highlights drivers Kyle Kirkwood, Will Power and Marcus Ericsson as contenders across the two oval races. Andretti cites its Milwaukee track record — five INDYCAR wins in 14 team starts — and aims to maximize points in the doubleheader weekend.
Read original release ↗Blue & Co. explains that the One Big Beautiful Bill restored 100 percent bonus depreciation, which amplified immediate deductions from cost segregation but can increase depreciation recapture on sale. The firm notes depreciation recapture rules differ by asset: Section 1245 recapture is generally taxed at ordinary rates (up to 37%), while unrecaptured Section 1250 gain is generally taxed at a maximum 25%. Blue & Co. outlines planning strategies — de minimis expensing, proper asset disposals, and 1031 exchanges — and recommends consulting a local Blue & Co. advisor.
Read original release ↗CNO Financial Group said Gary C. Bhojwani, chief executive officer, is scheduled to speak at the 2026 KBW Insurance Conference on Thursday, September 10, 2026, at 12:50 p.m. ET at the St. Regis New York. CNO stated a live video webcast of the session will be available on the company’s investor relations page. The announcement was released by CNO Financial Group on August 27, 2026.
Read original release ↗Evonik is investing over 150 million CAD (93 million EUR) to build a new GMP facility for lipid-based drug delivery in Vancouver, Canada, supported by up to 68 million CAD (around 42 million EUR) from the Canadian federal government’s Strategic Response Fund. The site will expand Evonik’s LNP development and clinical drug product manufacturing capacity, more than tripling existing production capability. Evonik plans drug product production to begin at the end of 2029 and presented the investment at the University of British Columbia.
Read original release ↗Ferret, Inc. explains how roll forming can produce long, repeatable metal profiles for data center infrastructure and reduce process steps for high-volume parts. President Scott McMeekan highlights suitable uses such as server rack rails, cable tray side rails, and bus bar supports, and stresses the need for an early engineering review of material, holes, tooling, tolerances, capacity, and backup plans. Ferret invites equipment engineers and sourcing teams to request a design-for-roll-forming review with drawings and forecasts to begin the process.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced Crown Point High School's Pete Iussig as the 2026 Girls Flag Coach of the Week for Week 1. The Colts noted Crown Point started the season 3-0 with wins over LaPorte, Michigan City and Illiana Christian. Iussig is described as a nearly three-decade IHSAA veteran, the 2017 IHSAA 4A state softball champion, a 2011 Indiana Softball Hall-of-Fame inductee, and holds a 28-season softball record of 524-293-1. The Colts said the Flag Coach program is in its third year statewide.
Read original release ↗Messer SE & Co. KGaA reports that the planned joint venture CarbonBridge with Ambrian Energy has received European Commission antitrust approval. Messer says the CarbonBridge export terminal in Bremen is scheduled to begin operations as early as 2031, initially handling about 2.3 million metric tons of CO₂ per year with plans to expand to roughly 4 million metric tons. Ambrian contributes a three‑hectare Bremen site with rail and port access; Messer provides CO₂ capture and processing expertise via its ZeCarb offering.
Read original release ↗According to Messer SE & Co. KGaA, the planned joint venture CarbonBridge—formed by Ambrian Energy GmbH and Messer SE & Co. KGaA—has received antitrust approval from the European Commission. Messer states the CarbonBridge CO₂ export terminal in Bremen is planned to begin operations from 2031, initially handling about 2.3 million tonnes per year with a potential increase to around 4 million tonnes. Ambrian provides a three-hectare Bremen site with rail access and a berth for ships up to 30,000 tonnes; Messer contributes CO₂ recovery and its ZeCarb service expertise.
Read original release ↗The Northwest Indiana Forum announced a regional submission process for Indiana’s Redevelopment Tax Credit (RTC), noting the IEDC has resumed accepting applications. The Forum asked communities, developers, and partners across Lake, Porter, La Porte, Newton, Jasper, Pulaski, and Starke counties to submit eligible projects to the Forum by September 30, 2026, so the region can prioritize projects before the state deadline of October 31, 2026. The Forum said projects should include RTC and STOI application documents and can be submitted online via the Forum’s RTC application page.
Read original release ↗Scannell Properties said it launched WIRED (Women in Real Estate Development) and hosted an inaugural two-day gathering in Indianapolis in early August. The company said participants connected across the organization, packed weekend snack bags for the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville, and attended a professional development workshop led by Tiffany Sauder. Scannell described WIRED as an initiative to strengthen relationships, support professional growth, and expand to engage young women and girls through future gatherings and educational opportunities.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced that its CAPTRUST Community Foundation (CCF) donated $10,000 each to 81 nonprofits—totaling $810,000—on its seventh annual Giving Day. The foundation, described by the company as CAPTRUST’s 501(c)(3), said recipient organizations were selected by local CAPTRUST offices and represent causes that support children and local community needs. CAPTRUST identified the CCF’s mission as enriching the lives of children in communities the firm serves.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced that its CAPTRUST Community Foundation (CCF) donated $10,000 to each of 81 charities—totaling $810,000—on the foundation’s seventh annual Giving Day. The announcement, dated August 26, 2026 in Raleigh, N.C., states that recipient organizations were selected by local CAPTRUST offices and reflect causes that support children and matter to local teams. CAPTRUST identifies the CCF as its 501(c)(3) foundation and quoted Heather Shanahan, president of the CCF, on the event’s community impact.
Read original release ↗Corteva Agriscience announced on Aug 26, 2026 that it will webcast Investor Days for two new companies. The company provided investor contact details (investors@corteva.com; 302-485-3400) and included its standard Safe Harbor regarding forward-looking statements. The announcement appears on Corteva Agriscience’s corporate site under Press Releases and directs readers to corporate privacy and contact resources for additional information.
Read original release ↗Deloitte said it released a report, “Building the Lunar Economy,” estimating the lunar economy could generate $343 billion under a conservative scenario and $566 billion under an accelerated scenario through 2050. The report identifies six core infrastructure systems needed for sustained lunar operations and highlights transportation as a potentially large early market (an estimated $206 billion in an accelerated scenario). Deloitte notes more than 400 lunar missions are planned and cites water ice confirmations and falling launch costs as shifting economics for sustained lunar activity.
Read original release ↗Donaldson reported preliminary fiscal 2026 sales of $3.9 billion, up 5.3% from the previous year, and GAAP diluted earnings of $3.85 per share. The company said its completed Facet acquisition expanded its aerospace, defense and power-generation business. The results cover the fiscal year ended July 31, 2026.
Read original release ↗Elanco announced completion of a 25,000-square-foot expansion in Elwood, Kansas, to increase manufacturing capacity for monoclonal antibody products.
Read original release ↗According to FORTÉ, the company announced the acquisition of Vega Global, described as APAC’s largest systems integrator. FORTÉ said the deal brings Vega’s 750-plus professional staff and strengthens FORTÉ’s presence across Asia, adding to its worldwide delivery footprint that now serves customers in more than 70 cities and 22 countries. FORTÉ stated the acquisition will enhance its ability to deliver audiovisual, collaboration and managed services with increased local expertise and global scale.
Read original release ↗Hoosier Energy reported that its member cooperatives awarded more than $100,000 in college scholarships for the second consecutive year, with a total of 94 student recipients. Many of the scholarships were funded by Operation Round Up, which lets cooperative members voluntarily round up their electric bills to support charitable, educational and youth programs. The company listed recipients and award amounts from multiple member cooperatives across its service area.
Read original release ↗Hoosier Energy reported that its Spring 2026 member education and engagement campaign (late March to mid-May) delivered 29.7 million impressions. The company said the multi-platform effort — targeting audiences under 45 and running customized co-op creative — produced 17.3 million Facebook impressions (over 31,000 clicks), 3.3 million YouTube impressions with a 57.2% completed-view rate, 2.3 million streaming-audio impressions and 6.6 million digital-display impressions (8,128 clicks). Hoosier Energy characterized the results as exceeding expectations.
Read original release ↗Howmet Aerospace announced that John C. Plant, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, will speak at the 2026 Jefferies Global Industrials Conference in New York on September 9, 2026 at 10:10 AM ET. The company said a real-time webcast will be available on the Investors/Events and Presentations section of its website, with a replay accessible for 90 days following the presentation. Howmet is headquartered in Pittsburgh and trades as NYSE: HWM.
Read original release ↗IU Health Arnett invited families grieving the loss of a child to a September 23 memorial gathering offering remembrance and support.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts and Purdue University announced the launch of the Colts STEAM Combine, an interactive STEAM education experience for K-12 students taking place Nov. 1 at Lucas Oil Stadium. Tickets cost $50 and include combine admission plus a ticket to the Nov. 15 Colts–Miami Dolphins game. Purdue Indianapolis will provide faculty, students and programming to connect STEAM skills with sports careers, and the partnership will create additional student development and career opportunities, the Colts said.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA announced that Mike J. Lancioni will become President, effective September 2026. The company said Lancioni brings more than 35 years of consulting and executive leadership experience and previously served as President & Senior Principal of Cardno/JFNew for over 20 years, where he led a multidisciplinary environmental consulting business of approximately 1,200 professionals across 75 offices in North America. KERAMIDA described his experience, client focus, and leadership as important for the firm’s future growth.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank said it placed 15th in its asset-size peer group in Bank Director’s 2026 RankingBanking analysis. The company’s August 26 release says the study used year-end 2025 financial data.
Read original release ↗Senior1Care highlights caregiver Georgia, who has provided more than 40 years of compassionate caregiving, including decades serving the Sisters of the Holy Cross. After retiring at 67, she joined Senior1Care to continue hands-on work with older adults. Georgia balances family and care work, raising three children and caring for two grandsons, and focuses on dignity, engagement and meaningful experiences for clients. Senior1Care notes families have called to recognize the care she provides and credits the agency with matching caregivers to clients.
Read original release ↗Atmus Filtration Technologies announced that it will release its third quarter 2026 results on November 6, 2026 and will host a conference call the same day at 10:00 a.m. CT, according to the company. The announcement appears in the company's Newsroom under Press Release and Company News, alongside other Atmus releases and investor communications.
Read original release ↗Catalent announced a $4.1 billion equivalent term loan and a $600 million revolving credit facility. The company expects about $100 million in annual interest savings. This is a corporate financing announcement, not a Bloomington-specific investment.
Read original release ↗Evansville-based Escalade announced its acquisition of ASL Solutions assets, including insulated pet houses and related products. The company said the Illinois operation adds rotational-molding capabilities and will join its US Weight Group portfolio.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons announced that Harvey’s legal AI platform would be available to its lawyers and professionals across the firm. The firm said its data and innovation team led the expansion, with tools supporting document review, editing and other legal work.
Read original release ↗GFL Environmental reports that Annette Johnson was honored by coworkers at the company’s Conway, South Carolina branch for reaching 30 years in the waste industry. The company says colleagues surprised her with a catered lunch, a plaque, gardening tools and a bottle of her favorite perfume, and that family and members of GFL’s regional leadership team attended. GFL notes Johnson began as a 60-day temporary assignment that became a full-time role and that she now serves as office administrator.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that they have unveiled the "Anvil Strike" Rivalries uniform, which the team will debut against the Houston Texans on Sunday, Sept. 27, at Lucas Oil Stadium. The reveal is part of the NFL x Nike Rivalries series and notes that all AFC South clubs will wear Rivalries uniforms in 2026 and once each season through 2028. Official Rivalries gear will be available at the Colts Pro Shop and shop.Colts.com.
Read original release ↗Kelly has published the 2026 Data Center Salary Guide, benchmarking compensation across more than 60 data center lifecycle roles and identifying workforce constraints as the primary bottleneck to data center development, driven by rapid AI investment. The company reports pay differentials up to 46 percentage points nationally, with Silicon Valley 34.2% above and Omaha 11.8% below the national average, and finds 25% of data center personnel are hired away by competitors, pressuring wages and prompting calls for workforce acceleration programs.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that Kyle Kirkwood won the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., leading a race-high 128 of 147 laps. Teammate Will Power finished third and Marcus Ericsson finished fourth. The company stated that with this result Andretti Global has claimed victory at all three new 2026 street circuits (Kirkwood — Arlington; Ericsson — Markham; Kirkwood — Washington, D.C.). Kirkwood’s win reduced his deficit to championship leader Alex Palou to 91 points with three races remaining.
Read original release ↗According to Brainstorm Print, augmented reality (AR) has moved from novelty to a practical marketing tool that overlays computer-generated imagery onto the physical world and delivers real-time information. The company advises businesses to consider WebAR, social-media AR filters, or branded apps for virtual try-ons and other interactive experiences. Brainstorm Print recommends preparing data and 3D content now to align campaigns with future devices like smart glasses and spatial computing headsets, enabling dynamic, engaging customer interactions.
Read original release ↗Dave & Buster's announced on August 24, 2026 that it has appointed and promoted multiple senior leaders to strengthen operations, marketing, strategy, finance, revenue management, technology, and governance. Amanda Busby joined as Chief Operations Officer; Rachel Morgan was promoted to Chief Legal & Administrative Officer & Corporate Secretary; Aldo Rosales was promoted to Chief Strategy & Revenue Management Officer. The company also noted recent additions including Jeremy Tucker (CMO), Kevin Fish (Chief Technology & Digital Officer), and Derek Sample (Chief Accounting Officer), alongside newly appointed CEO Darin Harper.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that Brett Cooper, in his first game as Ben Davis High School head coach, was named the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week for Week 1 after a 33-27 win over Indianapolis Cathedral. The Colts said this recognition is part of a 27-year program honoring Indiana high school coaches, with winners selected by a statewide panel. The announcement notes postseason awards include $1,000 from the NFL Foundation, an additional $1,000 from Q-Collar to the school, and a $1,000 helmet credit from Certor Sports.
Read original release ↗Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. announced that it completed its previously announced combination with Lhoist North America, Inc. on August 21, 2026, creating an expanded Specialties platform and positioning the company as a leading U.S. producer of limestone products. The company said the transaction leverages more than 2 billion tons of high-quality reserves, welcomes LNA employees to Martin Marietta, and expects to provide updated full-year 2026 revenue and Adjusted EBITDA guidance with its third-quarter financial results, according to the company.
Read original release ↗Reliable Transportation Specialists Inc.
Reliable Transportation Specialists, Inc. announced that its Atlanta terminal will transition from agent-operated to a fully company-operated facility and named Tim Hughes as Atlanta Operations Manager. The company also appointed Ira Harleman as Operations Manager for its Columbus, Ohio terminal to strengthen regional operations and support intermodal capacity growth. President Kevin Lhotak commented on both moves, characterizing the Atlanta transition as “a natural next step” and emphasizing Columbus as “a key part of our network.”
Read original release ↗Roche announced that the U.S. FDA has cleared the Elecsys Phospho-Tau (217P) Plasma (pTau217) blood test, a single-biomarker assay developed with Eli Lilly to aid identification of amyloid pathology in individuals aged 55 and older with cognitive decline. Roche states the test is the first and only FDA-cleared single-biomarker blood test to support both rule-in and rule-out assessment using the same validated clinical cutoffs and is designed for use across Roche's more than 4,500 cobas laboratory instruments in the U.S.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reports that Kyle Kirkwood qualified second for the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., earning a front-row start. Teammates Will Power and Marcus Ericsson qualified 13th and 15th, respectively. Kirkwood set a new track record in Round 1 and advanced to the Firestone Fast Six; this marks Andretti INDYCAR’s fourth street-course front-row start this season. The team says it will work on race setup overnight; the race airs live on FOX at 11:30 am ET.
Read original release ↗Colts.com provides viewing and listening information for the Atlanta Falcons at Indianapolis Colts preseason game on Saturday, August 22, 2026, kicking off at 1:00 p.m. ET. Local TV coverage will be on CBS4, and fans in the Colts’ local market can stream the game on Colts.com. Out-of-market viewers can use NFL+ for live preseason access. Radio coverage will air on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan, 97.1 HANK and the Ascension St Vincent Radio Network, with Matt Taylor and Charles Arbuckle on the call, per Colts.com.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global said the NTT INDYCAR SERIES will debut on the Streets of Washington, D.C. for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, a 1.7-mile, 7-turn, 147-lap street race. The team highlighted Marcus Ericsson’s first win with Andretti in Markham and confirmed he will drive the No. 28 Acura Honda with new primary partner Acura. Will Power (107th INDYCAR street start) and Kyle Kirkwood (targeting his seventh career win) join the entry as the team seeks to carry Markham momentum.
Read original release ↗Beacon Health System warns that foot drop — difficulty lifting the foot — may be a side effect linked to rapid weight loss in some patients taking GLP‑1 medications. Beacon specialists, including Neurosurgeon Kashif Shaikh, MD, and Nurse Practitioner Heidi Schelstraete, NP, have observed more cases and advise patients to consult their healthcare professional if toes drag while walking. Beacon emphasizes that foot drop can be temporary or permanent and may lead to loss of mobility and chronic pain.
Read original release ↗According to the Indianapolis Colts, the team will unveil a new uniform through the NFL and Nike Rivalries Uniform program at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 25. The Colts say the new look will make its gameday debut in Week 3 against the Houston Texans at Lucas Oil Stadium. The announcement notes the club’s long-standing primary uniform traditions and mentions other alternate looks, including the “Indiana Nights” set, which will be worn in Week 16 against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Read original release ↗JCBank reports that Galen D. Krumme, a Raymond James Financial Advisor at JCB Investment Services, completed advanced IRA and retirement-tax training with Ed Slott and Company by attending the firm’s Spring 2026 workshop on April 23–24 in Las Vegas. The training covered coordination of the SECURE Act, SECURE 2.0, and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), Roth conversions, final IRS RMD regulations, new Trump Accounts effective July 2026, and mandatory Roth catch-up contributions starting in 2026.
Read original release ↗KERAMIDA Inc. alerted property owners that historic flooding across central and southeastern Indiana has left many properties at increased risk of rapid mold colonization. The company notes mold can develop on wet drywall, insulation, and framing before visible growth appears, and that decisions about drying versus material removal must be made within days. KERAMIDA advises prioritizing safety, removing standing water, documenting conditions before cleanup, and contacting its environmental team—contact Steve Cobb, Vice President, Land Services—for assessments.
Read original release ↗CPI Business Solutions states that while buying printers outright can offer quick initial savings, the purchase price represents less than 20% of total lifetime expenditure. The company says it conducts comprehensive tech evaluations driven by real usage analytics and offers free in‑office tech evaluations and consultations. CPI outlines that Managed Print Services provide predictable per‑page or monthly pricing, automated supply replenishment, included certified local maintenance, and full reporting on usage and costs to reduce downtime and hidden operating expenses.
Read original release ↗DeFur Voran announced that James Williams and Scott Shockley were included in the 2027 Best Lawyers in America rankings, for municipal law and commercial litigation respectively. The firm said Michael Heavilon was recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for commercial litigation and real estate litigation.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health announced a partnership with Kate’s Kart to provide new books to children in the hospital and their siblings. The health system said its book cart was dedicated August 5, with Lippert Cares supporting the initial book inventory.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts say Lucas Oil Stadium will feature multiple 2026 gameday upgrades, including an all-new pregame show and the debut of the Colts NFL x Nike Rivalries uniform. The team reports faster entry with color-coded parking signage, new Alvarado access control scanners and expanded open-gate screening, plus a renovated Colts Pro Shop and upgraded WiFi 7. The club also highlights sustainability initiatives, expanded digital 50/50 raffle access, new Sodexo Live! menu items and additional family amenities such as a new Mamava Pod and youth giveaway programs.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced an exclusive five-piece women's apparel collection created in partnership with Gold Hinge through the NFL Local Collaboration Program. Inspired by Colts tradition and Indianapolis pride, the collection blends fashion and fandom and was showcased by the Colts Cheerleaders. The team stated the collection is available beginning Aug. 20 online at shop.Colts.com and GoldHinge.com, and in person at the Colts Pro Shop at Lucas Oil Stadium starting at 11 a.m.
Read original release ↗Messer announced that it will build a new air separation unit (600 t/day) at its Yen Binh site and a new nitrogen liquefaction plant (300 t/day) at its Song Cong site in Thai Nguyen province. The company says the projects represent roughly USD 40 million in investment and will raise liquid-gas capacity in North Vietnam by 900 t/day to about 2,000 t/day. Messer states the liquefaction plant is expected to start mid-2027 and the LZA by end-2027.
Read original release ↗Messer announces two projects in Thai Nguyen Province to expand its Northern Vietnam production network: a 600 metric tons/day air separation unit at Yen Binh and a 300 metric tons/day nitrogen liquefier at Song Cong. The company states the combined investment is approximately USD 40 million (around 35 million euros), raising regional capacity to 2,000 metric tons/day. Messer says the liquefier is expected to start mid-2027 and the ASU by end-2027, strengthening supply for electronics and semiconductor customers.
Read original release ↗Messer announced it will build a 600 metric tons/day air separation unit in Yen Binh and a 300 metric tons/day nitrogen liquefier in Song Cong, Thai Nguyen Province, as part of roughly USD 40 million (around EUR 35 million) investment. Messer said the liquefier is expected to start mid-2027 and the ASU by the end of 2027, increasing its Northern Vietnam production capacity to 2,000 metric tons per day to support the region’s electronics and semiconductor industries.
Read original release ↗Conn Selmer announced an advisory board for its Division of Education to guide programs, advocacy and partnerships supporting music education. The company said the board will serve a two-year term, chaired by Tim Lautzenheiser with Michael Kamphuis as vice chair.
Read original release ↗Duke Energy and its foundation announced more than $50,000 for local organizations assisting communities with food, cleanup and other storm recovery needs.
Read original release ↗The health system announced a theranostics program combining diagnostic imaging with targeted treatments, with plans to expand access across Indiana.
Read original release ↗Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company
Brotherhood Mutual issued guidance urging ministry leaders to take a thoughtful, proactive approach to using generative AI, highlighting both opportunities and risks. The company presented four key considerations—credibility and accuracy, potential bias, copyright risks, and data security/privacy—and recommended human oversight, cross-checking sources, stress-testing prompts, using plagiarism detection, avoiding confidential inputs to public tools, and considering enterprise-level secure solutions when AI is central to operations.
Read original release ↗Cummins announced that its Power Generation business was selected to provide battery energy storage systems for a large U.S. data center project.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health reported that a staff T-shirt fundraiser benefited The Window, Crossroads United Way and First Light Mission. The health system said the effort expanded a nursing fundraiser through its Hospital Week activities and distributed the proceeds among the three organizations.
Read original release ↗Reify Wealth Advisors announced that Worley Erhart-Graves is now Reify Wealth Advisors. The company describes itself as a woman-owned fiduciary firm that does not sell products or receive commissions and provides Financial Planning, Investment Management, and Tax Services. Reify emphasizes personalized, actionable financial planning, serving client groups such as women, young professionals, mid-career professionals, those approaching retirement, retirees, and clients facing life-changing events. The firm offers a no-cost interview meeting and positions itself to help clients envision, empower, and realize financial goals.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that Marcus Ericsson won the inaugural 90-lap Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham, claiming his fifth career INDYCAR victory and his first with Andretti. Ericsson started P4, led 21 laps and set the race fastest lap (1:14.269). Will Power finished third after charging from P25 to P3, while Kyle Kirkwood retired after contact on Lap 54. The company noted this was Andretti Global’s 79th INDYCAR win and part of two new-race victories on the 2026 calendar.
Read original release ↗Braden Business Systems announced a statewide partnership with New Shoe Day, a Carmel nonprofit that provides new footwear through schools and community organizations. The Fishers-based company said the partnership supports the nonprofit’s work serving Indiana youth.
Read original release ↗Brainstorm Print published a News Archive article on August 17, 2026 examining whether small businesses should take a public stance on controversial social or political issues. The company outlines pros—demonstrating conviction, increased visibility, and deeper loyalty from like-minded customers—and cons—including alienating customers, negative effects on employees, permanence of online statements, and risks of appearing inauthentic. Brainstorm Print recommends aligning any public position authentically with core values and thinking carefully before publishing.
Read original release ↗CAPTRUST announced that Pensions & Investments ranked the firm #6 on its 2026 list of the largest managers of outsourced assets, reporting $233.7 billion in outsourced assets under management as of March 31, 2026. CAPTRUST said P&I ranked it #1 among managers of defined contribution outsourced assets with $209.2 billion in U.S. institutional DC assets under management, and #8 among managers of foundation outsourced assets with $6.4 billion.
Read original release ↗Elements Financial announced a September 9 upgrade combining its online and mobile banking tools. The credit union also described a September upgrade for business banking and a temporary view-only period during the transition.
Read original release ↗Envoy announced Duane Geiger as its chief financial officer. The company said he brings more than four decades of financial leadership experience and most recently served as vice president of financial services at Thieneman Construction.
Read original release ↗FORTÉ announced that it and GPA have agreed to conclude their partnership, effective Dec. 31, 2026, so each company can pursue distinct strategic priorities. FORTÉ said the relationship since 2020 helped deliver global audiovisual projects and that both organizations will manage the transition collaboratively to ensure continuity for customers, partners and active engagements. FORTÉ’s chairman and CEO Jeff Stoebner praised the six-year collaboration and affirmed FORTÉ’s commitment to its vision and growth objectives.
Read original release ↗FORTÉ announced that it and GPA have agreed to conclude their partnership effective Dec. 31, 2026, to pursue independent strategic priorities. FORTÉ said the relationship since 2020 contributed to global audiovisual delivery and that both companies will manage a collaborative transition to ensure continuity for customers, projects and partners. FORTÉ’s chairman and CEO Jeff Stoebner expressed pride in the joint accomplishments and affirmed FORTÉ will continue pursuing its vision and growth objectives.
Read original release ↗According to HEAPY, the firm was ranked #44 on Consulting‑Specifying Engineer’s 2026 MEP Giants List, an annual ranking of the nation’s leading MEP engineering firms. HEAPY says the recognition highlights its commitment to delivering innovative, high‑performance building solutions, reflects more than 80 years of work supporting clients, and underscores its continuous improvement as an ISO 9001 Certified firm for the past 20 years.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that 2026 Training Camp, presented by Koorsen Fire & Security, will conclude at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Ind., with primetime joint practices against the Atlanta Falcons on Aug. 19–20. The team said tickets must be claimed daily at Colts.com/Camp (primetime practice tickets are $5 for fans 18+), training camp will be 100% cashless, autographs are available only after practice, and proceeds from ticket sales and a 50/50 raffle support Colts community programs and the Kicking The Stigma initiative.
Read original release ↗According to the Northwest Indiana Forum, Yvonne Lopez has been appointed Executive Assistant to the CEO to support strategic initiatives, executive leadership, and engagement with members, investors, and regional partners. Lopez, a lifelong Northwest Indiana resident, brings experience in executive support, communications, marketing, event management, and stakeholder engagement, and holds a Hospitality and Tourism Management degree from Purdue University Northwest College of Business. Forum President and CEO Heather Ennis praised Lopez's regional knowledge and organizational skills.
Read original release ↗Andretti reported that after a day’s delay to on‑track activity at the inaugural Streets of Markham, qualifying produced mixed results for the team. Marcus Ericsson advanced to the Firestone Fast Six and will start fourth, Kyle Kirkwood will start 16th, and Will Power will start 24th. The team noted practice interruptions and traffic affected qualifying runs, and Team Principal Ron Ruzewski said the squad will regroup overnight aiming to compete for podiums in tomorrow’s race.
Read original release ↗Andretti Formula E reports from the 2026 Hankook London E‑Prix II (8.16.26) that Jake Dennis finished P18 after a Lap 31 collision that gave him a left‑rear puncture and handed the Drivers’ World Championship to Pascal Wehrlein; Wehrlein received a five‑second penalty (converted to a three‑position grid drop). Felipe Drugovich finished P13, having supported team strategy by moving into the top 10 early. Andretti concludes Season 12 fourth in the Teams’ Championship with 229 points, two wins, seven podiums, three poles and three fastest laps.
Read original release ↗Andretti Formula E reports that at the 2026 Hankook London E‑Prix I Jake Dennis finished second, earning his 29th career podium and keeping his Championship contention alive. Teammate Felipe Drugovich completed the race P16. The team recorded its 46th podium and 79th top-five finish and goes into the final race holding third in the Teams’ Championship on 229 points, with the season finale scheduled for the following day, the company said.
Read original release ↗Amcor announced that it earned two AmeriStar awards from the Institute of Packaging Professionals for the AmPrima® recycle ready 150ml refill pouch and the Amcor HealthCare™ reclosable pouch. Amcor states the AmPrima pouch contains 94% less plastic than three standard 50ml PET jars and that its ASSET™ life cycle assessment shows a 76% reduction in carbon footprint. Amcor reports the HealthCare reclosable pouch yields an 83% reduction in carbon footprint versus a standard PET bottle.
Read original release ↗Antique Candle Co. announced that, after 951 submitted surveys from Fall 2026 candle testers, Maple Pumpkin Waffles (originally tested as Pumpkin Pecan Waffle) was selected as the new fall candle. The company said it renamed the fragrance due to an existing trademark on the tested name and noted testers detected maple and pumpkin notes. Antique Candle Co. said the winning candle will be made and available in the shop at the end of September 2026, and thanked participants for their feedback.
Read original release ↗Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc. announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.06 per common share, up from $0.055. The company stated the dividend is payable on September 9, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on August 27, 2026. The announcement was issued by Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc., NYSE: ATMU, which is headquartered in Nashville, Tenn. and employs nearly 5,000 people.
Read original release ↗Caliente LLC says it has launched a new silicone pad heater product line, expanding its manufacturing capabilities to serve higher-temperature and higher-watt-density applications. The company reports the silicone heaters are rated for temperatures up to 200°C, offer increased flexibility and durability, and can be customized for various shapes, sizes, wattages, voltages, and mounting configurations. Caliente also states it invested in new manufacturing equipment and began production earlier this year to support customer programs.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons announced that Indianapolis-based partner Eric Lamb was included in the 2026 IAM Strategy 300 guide for a second consecutive year. The firm said Lamb advises companies on intellectual-property protection and international trademark matters.
Read original release ↗Accutech Systems Corporation (Cheetah / Moneytree)
Muncie-based Accutech Systems said it earned a place on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list for the fifth consecutive year. The software company said its businesses include Cheetah trust and wealth-management technology, Moneytree financial-planning software and Intersection marketing services.
Read original release ↗American Senior Communities said Coventry Meadows Assisted Living in Fort Wayne, Indiana, received a deficiency-free annual state survey for the fifth consecutive year. The company reported the Indiana State Department of Health inspection result in an August 13 release.
Read original release ↗CenterPoint Energy reported that a third-party IdeaSmiths study finds its planned Southeast Texas transmission resiliency projects could add over $18 billion per year to the Texas economy, create approximately 41,000 construction jobs, and generate about $120 million per year in local property tax revenue. CenterPoint said it is in initial planning and engaging local stakeholders and property owners as it advances these transmission improvement efforts in Southeast Texas.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons said partners John Haggerty, Kate Janukowicz and Caroline Oks were included in Benchmark Litigation’s 2026 40 & Under List. The firm described their work in commercial litigation, class actions and related disputes.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that 2026 Training Camp, presented by Koorsen Fire & Security, continues Aug. 15–16 at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Ind. The team noted this is the eighth and final summer at Grand Park and provided fan information including ticketing (Primetime Practice Aug. 15 has $5 tickets for ages 18+), parking details, cashless transactions, autograph procedures, and special events such as Books For Youth and Give Back Sunday activities.
Read original release ↗Kelly Pediatric Therapy released a white paper based on a survey of 255 school-based pediatric therapists finding rising caseloads and substantial out-of-hours administrative work. The company reported 71% of therapists said caseloads grew in the past two years, 77% saw student progress affected by understaffing or unmanageable caseloads, and 68% spend six or more hours weekly on documentation and IEP work outside contracted hours. Kelly Pediatric Therapy said these strains risk therapist sustainability and student access to federally mandated services.
Read original release ↗Martin Marietta stated that its Board of Directors approved an increase in the quarterly cash dividend from $0.83 to $0.84 per share, representing an annualized dividend of $3.36 per share. The company said the dividend is payable September 30, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on September 1, 2026. Martin Marietta characterized the increase as its eleventh consecutive annual dividend increase, citing strong cash flow generation and durable demand fundamentals.
Read original release ↗Resultant announced the appointment of Corey Dean as Senior Vice President of Service Delivery for its IT managed services practice. The company said Dean — a 20+ year managed services and technical delivery veteran with experience at K2 Services/Opensity Solutions and Ascend Technologies — will evolve delivery processes, strengthen cross-team collaboration, and support growth for a practice that serves approximately 100 clients. Resultant noted Dean’s experience with SOC 2 Type 2 audits, ITSM platform implementations, automation teams, AI steering committees, and cloud migrations.
Read original release ↗Amcor announced via its Investor Relations channel on August 12, 2026 that it reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year results. The statement was published on Amcor’s official news/Investor Relations pages and is presented as a company communication. No financial figures or additional operational details are provided in the supplied text.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global said it will contest the inaugural Streets of Markham, a new 12-turn, 2.19-mile temporary street circuit featuring a double-sided pit lane, high-speed straights and heavy-braking technical complexes. All three Andretti drivers—Marcus Ericsson (sporting new primary partner RVI Group), Will Power and Kyle Kirkwood—are making their Markham debuts. The company noted its long history in Canada, citing 17 starts on the Streets of Toronto with two wins, three poles and 10 podiums as context for the weekend.
Read original release ↗Andretti says its Formula E team will contest the 2026 Hankook London E-Prix at the ExCeL Circuit as the GEN3 era concludes. The team sits third in the Teams’ standings on 211 points, with Jake Dennis leading the Drivers’ Championship on 146 points and able to secure a second Drivers’ World Championship in London. Felipe Drugovich leads the Rookie of the Season battle on 65 points, and Andretti highlights an Asian stretch that produced 113 championship points.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced that they have extended their long-term partnership with Fanatics, which will remain the team's official e-commerce and stadium retail partner (a designation in place since 2020). As part of the extension, Fanatics made a significant capital investment to renovate the Colts Pro Shop at Lucas Oil Stadium. The redesigned flagship — featuring enhanced technology, expanded merchandise (including women's and youth assortments), RFID-powered checkout and new digital displays — opens to the public on Friday, August 14, 2026, the club said.
Read original release ↗Kelly Engineering, a specialty division of Kelly Services, said it was named a Leader and Star Performer on Everest Group's 2026 U.S. Contingent Talent and Strategic Solutions PEAK Matrix® Assessment. The company stated it also maintained its No. 4 ranking among U.S. engineering staffing firms by Staffing Industry Analysts and highlighted investments in end-to-end engineering delivery and AI-enabled services. Kelly Engineering noted this is its fifth consecutive year as a Leader and third consecutive year as a Star Performer.
Read original release ↗Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. announced pricing for a $5.5 billion aggregate offering of senior notes, comprising five tranches due 2029, 2032, 2034, 2036 and 2056 with interest rates from 4.850% to 6.375%. The company stated net proceeds, together with borrowings under a $1.5 billion term loan facility, will be used to pay cash consideration for its previously announced acquisition of Lhoist North America, Inc., with closing of the offering expected in the third quarter of 2026.
Read original release ↗Prysmian announced a U.S. investment program totaling $1.25 billion to expand fiber and optical cable manufacturing across Claremont, NC; Jackson, TN; and Lexington, SC. The company said the program will more than double U.S. fiber capacity — including glass preform production — and is expected to create up to 600 manufacturing jobs. Specific commitments include $1.02 billion for Claremont fiber operations, $48 million for Claremont cable operations, $100 million for Jackson, and $80 million for Lexington, Prysmian stated.
Read original release ↗W.A. Zimmer Company announced it is celebrating 50 years in business, tracing its origin to August 16, 1976, when Bill and Marcia Zimmer opened the family business. The company says it remains family-owned and operated, has showrooms in Huntington and Elkhart, serves Northern Indiana, Southwest Michigan and nearby Indianapolis suburbs, partners with manufacturers including Temo, MagnaTrack and Sunesta, uses its own installation crews, and held a 50th Anniversary Open House to mark the milestone.
Read original release ↗Allison declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.29 per share, with an August 31 payment date and August 21 record date.
Read original release ↗Allison Transmission said its Board of Directors has declared a cash dividend of $0.29 per share on common stock for the third quarter of 2026. The company announced payment will be made on August 31, 2026, to stockholders of record at the close of business on August 21, 2026. Allison noted that future dividends are at the Board's discretion and depend on the company's financial position, results of operations, available cash and other relevant factors.
Read original release ↗BraunAbility advises that certain Chrysler Pacifica and Voyager vehicles it converted between May 7, 2026 and May 22, 2026 may contain an incorrect spring in the front seat wiring harness wall connector. The spring can contact electrical terminals, potentially illuminating the airbag warning light or causing airbags to fail to deploy in a crash. BraunAbility urges owners to contact their BraunAbility dealer to schedule the recall repair, not to drive if the airbag light is illuminated, and to contact BraunAbility Customer Care for reimbursement or scheduling assistance.
Read original release ↗Center of Workforce Innovations
The Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) announces Pathway Home 6, a U.S. Department of Labor-funded initiative led by Project Manager Cicely Morgan Wilson to support justice-involved adults aged 18 and over across Northwest Indiana. CWI says the program combines pre-release planning and post-release support, connects participants with employers, training providers, and community partners across seven counties, and provides career training, workforce readiness services, employment opportunities, and supportive resources to reduce barriers to long-term success.
Read original release ↗Evolv said it ranked No. 2,378 nationally, No. 188 in financial services and No. 27 among Indiana companies on the 2026 Inc. 5000. The Newburgh payments technology company said this was its second consecutive appearance on the fast-growth list.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts, together with longtime hospitality partner Sodexo Live!, announced new food and beverage offerings for the 2026-2027 gameday season at Lucas Oil Stadium. The program introduces commemorative souvenir vessels, expanded grab-and-go options, locally inspired menu items, premium cooler cocktails and new concessions across general, club and suite areas. Colts Communications said the changes highlight Indiana products, local vendor partnerships and enhanced fan experiences throughout the stadium.
Read original release ↗AECOM reported third quarter fiscal 2026 results, including $3.6 billion of revenue and a $337 million pre-tax charge related to a delayed Construction Management project. The company said backlog rose 13% to a record $27.8 billion driven by strong wins and a 1.6 book-to-burn ratio. AECOM updated fiscal 2026 guidance to reflect the project charge and now expects approximately $300 million of free cash flow for the year, while noting adjusted margins, EBITDA and EPS would have been stronger excluding the charge.
Read original release ↗Alro Steel stated that it has formed a strategic investment partnership with Lindsay Goldberg, which will become the majority investor. The Glick family will retain significant ownership and the company said the Alro Steel name, brand, daily operations and existing leadership will remain unchanged. Alro noted the transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to close by the end of October; J.P. Morgan served as Alro’s exclusive financial advisor.
Read original release ↗Aquestive Therapeutics announced topline human factors and pharmacokinetic study results for Anaphylm™ (dibutepinephrine) sublingual film. The company reported that revised packaging reduced median pouch open time from 17 seconds to 3 seconds and revised instructions decreased incorrect film placement by over 80%. Self-administration PK was comparable to clinician-administered PK, and a top-of-tongue arm produced clinically meaningful PD effects. Aquestive plans to include these HF and PK data in an NDA resubmission planned for the third quarter of 2026.
Read original release ↗Cardinal Glass Industries announced in a company news release that it will install what it calls the world’s first float glass carbon capture system at its Winlock, Washington float glass facility. The company says the system is expected to capture approximately 130,000 metric tons of CO₂ per year and that operations are planned for Q1 2029. The announcement was issued from Eden Prairie, Minn.
Read original release ↗Cardinal Glass Industries announced a commitment to install what it describes as the world’s first carbon capture system at its Cardinal FG float glass facility in Winlock, Washington. The company says it has issued purchase orders and paid deposits for long‑lead items, worked with K2‑CO2 on feasibility and engineering, and expects the system to capture approximately 130,000 metric tons of CO₂ per year with operations planned for Q1 2029.
Read original release ↗The company announced a fuel-system upgrade intended to improve engine operation and reliability in field gas applications.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced the "Colts FanZone at Greenwood," presented by Lucas Oil, as the team’s official fan meeting point for the NFL London Game 2026. According to the Colts, the FanZone will run from October 1–4 at Greenwood and will feature the official Colts watch party, interactive football activations, contests, special guest appearances, official Colts merchandise, food and beverage, and other fan activities. The team says additional program details and event announcements will follow, and limited game tickets and official On Location travel packages are available.
Read original release ↗The Indianapolis Colts announced they will host the official "Colts FanZone at Greenwood," presented by Lucas Oil, in London from Oct. 1-4 as part of 2026 London Game weekend, and an official Colts vs. Commanders Watch Party, presented by Bud Light, at The Living Room Theatres in downtown Indianapolis on Oct. 4 (doors 8 a.m. ET; 9:30 a.m. ET kickoff). The team said the FanZone and watch party will include interactive activations, giveaways, special guests and Colts merchandise; free tickets will be required for the Indianapolis event.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank announced Mariana Reyes as vice president and community reinvestment officer. The bank said she will manage community relationships and support Community Reinvestment Act activities across Northern Indiana.
Read original release ↗Pace Community Action Agency announced an open house at its Washington Health Connection Clinic on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, from 1–3 p.m., to celebrate Angie Graber’s 40 years of service and to welcome Health Connection clinician Debbie Ramsey. Angie began with Pace in 1986, served as a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner in Vincennes and Washington, and is retiring after four decades of reproductive healthcare service. The event invites community members to honor Angie and meet Debbie at the Washington clinic, located at 2 NE 21st St., Washington, IN.
Read original release ↗Simon reported its second-quarter performance and increased full-year guidance for real estate funds from operations per share.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reported that Lochie Hughes and Max Taylor secured a double podium at the Grand Prix of Portland, finishing P2 and P3 respectively. The team said Hughes started from the front row, sustained minor sidepod damage in Turn 1 but held second, while Taylor maintained a top-three position throughout. Seb Murray and Josh Pierson were hampered by contact incidents and finished P15 and P21. The team noted one two-lap caution and that INDY NXT will return next at The Milwaukee Mile.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reports that in qualifying for the OnlyBulls Grand Prix of Portland its drivers Will Power, Marcus Ericsson and Kyle Kirkwood qualified P3, P4 and P7 respectively, placing all three Andretti cars inside the top seven. Ericsson recorded his best-ever INDYCAR qualifying result at Portland in fourth, while Power spun at Turn 7 on his final run but still finished third. The team notes the race will air live on FOX at 4:00 PM ET tomorrow.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reports that its INDYCAR entries finished third, fifth and sixth at the OnlyBulls Grand Prix of Portland. Will Power finished P3 — his 111th career INDYCAR podium, Kyle Kirkwood P5, and Marcus Ericsson P6. All three Andretti cars qualified inside the top seven and completed the race inside the top six, with one caution period covering two laps. The team says it will carry momentum into the NTT INDYCAR SERIES event at the Streets of Markham the following Sunday, August 16.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global reports that at INDY NXT qualifying for the Grand Prix of Portland at Portland International Raceway, Lochie Hughes qualified P2, Max Taylor P3, Josh Pierson P8 and Seb Murray P11. Hughes recorded a career-best INDY NXT qualifying effort at Portland, while Pierson achieved his career-best qualifying result at his home track. The team says the Grand Prix of Portland race is scheduled to start tomorrow at 2:00 PM ET with live coverage on FS1 and FOX One.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global says the NTT INDYCAR SERIES and INDY NXT head to Portland International Raceway to begin a stretch of five consecutive race weekends closing out the 2026 season. Marcus Ericsson, who the team confirms will remain with Andretti Global for 2027, returns to Portland alongside teammate and defending race winner Will Power. The Andretti INDY NXT team returns as the defending race winner, and Portland native Josh Pierson will make his first appearance at his hometown track as an Andretti Global driver.
Read original release ↗Atmus Filtration Technologies said it reported record second-quarter net sales of $528 million and GAAP net income of $64 million, with diluted EPS of $0.78 and adjusted EPS of $0.82. The company reported adjusted EBITDA of $109 million and raised its 2026 guidance: full-year net sales expected $1,975 million to $2,030 million and adjusted EPS $2.85 to $3.00. During the quarter Atmus repurchased $13 million of common stock and paid a $0.055 quarterly dividend.
Read original release ↗Center of Workforce Innovations
Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) reports that integrating Adult Education into employer engagement expands employer solutions and strengthens talent pipelines. CWI describes a partnership between its Adult Literacy & Training Centers and WorkOne Business Services that connects learners to employers at enrollment, shares monthly HSE completion reports, and engages Business Services at graduations. These coordinated touchpoints aim to transition participants into employment, support incumbent upskilling, and supply employers with career-ready candidates.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons reported Highly Recommended rankings for its New Jersey and Ohio intellectual-property practices in the 2026 IP STARS guide. The firm said six attorneys also received individual recognition for patent, trademark or transaction work.
Read original release ↗FBT Gibbons announced that seven of its partners were named to NJBIZ’s 2026 Law Power List. The firm said the New Jersey recognition included Christine Amalfe, Frank Cannone, Lawrence Lustberg, Camille Otero, David Pascrell, Jennifer Phillips Smith and Peter Torcicollo.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health announced scholarship awards through its Auxiliary Board for local graduates entering healthcare studies. The health system said the annual program provides $1,000 awards, and seven recipients attended the board’s July 14 meeting to discuss their college plans.
Read original release ↗Indiana Furniture said Altitude Resource Group became its manufacturer’s representative for Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, with the partnership starting August 1. The Jasper-based company said the team will support dealers, designers and customers throughout that territory.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global announced that Marcus Ericsson will return to the team for the 2027 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, completing the 2027 driver lineup alongside Will Power and Kyle Kirkwood. The team noted Ericsson will enter his fourth season with Andretti Global after contributing a strong 2026 campaign — including a P1 Award, a podium, six top-10s and 132 laps led through the first 12 races. The company said partner details will be disclosed later.
Read original release ↗Colbert Packaging announced a second G&K Vijuk outsert folding system at its Kenosha, Wisconsin, facility to expand production of informational packaging inserts. The company said the investment supports pharmaceutical, healthcare and consumer-goods customers. Its Elkhart operation produces folding cartons and formed paper trays.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health announced that Aaron Trillo joined its family medicine practice at Pro Park in Goshen. The health system said Trillo provides care in English and Spanish and completed family medicine and advanced maternity training in Colorado.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health announced that Christina Dukehart joined its family medicine practice in Nappanee. The health system said the Goshen College graduate completed medical and public health degrees at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and a family medicine residency in Milwaukee.
Read original release ↗Hanson Professional Services Inc.
Hanson announced five promotions to lead its building structural, water and wastewater, environmental science, electrical and water resources disciplines. The firm named Calvin Austiff, Lee Bloome, Shawn Gibbs, Erik Koning and Garrett Litteken to the roles in its Illinois and Missouri offices.
Read original release ↗Andretti Global says the No. 28 Delaware Life Honda driven by Marcus Ericsson will feature a special rear wing designed with Delaware Life and patient ambassadors from Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. The ambassadors added handprints and signatures to the rear wing and crew helmets, and Chloe’s artwork will appear on Ericsson’s Delaware Life sponsor hat. Chloe will attend her first NTT INDYCAR SERIES race in Portland, serve as an honorary Junior Crew Chief, tour the FOX Sports production truck and participate in Driver Introductions.
Read original release ↗Arcwood Environmental announced its acquisition of Environmental Management Services, Inc., a 42-person Maryland company. The Indianapolis-based issuer said the purchase expands its Mid-Atlantic hazardous-waste and emergency-response capabilities.
Read original release ↗Elanco announced second-quarter financial results, its third-quarter outlook and updated expectations for the full year.
Read original release ↗Lilly reported second-quarter results and updated its outlook, including an additional $4.5 billion commitment to expand Indiana manufacturing sites.
Read original release ↗In its August 5 release, Goshen Health announced that its Cultivate Food Rescue partnership would continue free meal distributions on August 5 and 12, 2026, at GoDance Studio in Goshen. The health system reported distributing 848 backpacks containing 5,088 meals in June and July.
Read original release ↗Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. said it has received all necessary regulatory approvals for its previously announced combination with Lhoist North America, Inc. The company stated the transaction is now expected to close in the third quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. The announcement was made by Martin Marietta on August 5, 2026, from Raleigh, N.C., and the company noted the completion would make it a leading producer of lime and limestone solutions.
Read original release ↗The Warsaw-based medical technology company released its quarterly financial results and updated its full-year guidance.
Read original release ↗Cummins reported that its GTA38 gas compression engine received Class I Division 2 certification for designated hazardous operating environments.
Read original release ↗Goshen Health reported that its mobile garden program grew from seven participating organizations in 2023 to 19 in 2026. The health system said the program supplies portable gardens and growing materials to organizations in Elkhart and Kosciusko counties.
Read original release ↗Hancock Health announced dedicated space at Amplify Hancock Innovation Center for its radiologic technology and clinical medical assistant training programs. The health system said the Hancock County facility brings education, workforce development and industry together for students and adult learners.
Read original release ↗IU Health said its medical center received the top Indiana cancer-care ranking in the 2026–27 U.S. News hospital assessment.
Read original release ↗Lake City Bank’s August 4 announcement introduced 22 students in its summer 2026 internship program. The company said interns worked across banking functions and evaluated aspects of its website, digital banking and checking products.
Read original release ↗Ruoff Mortgage reports that Owner and CEO Mark Music received the Mad Anthonys Foundation "Red Coat" at the Foundation’s Gala held August 2, 2026. The company says the honor recognizes his contributions to Fort Wayne and northeast Indiana, and notes Music was honored alongside DaMarcus Beasley. Ruoff highlighted Music’s philanthropic support through the company, his principal ownership of Fort Wayne Football Club, the Ruoff Mortgage Stadium naming rights, and his nearly 20 years as CEO of the Fort Wayne–founded mortgage company.
Read original release ↗Allison released second-quarter results incorporating its acquired off-highway business and reported record quarterly sales in its transmission segment.
Read original release ↗Allison Transmission said it reported consolidated second-quarter 2026 net sales of $1,566 million, net income of $181 million, diluted EPS of $2.15 and adjusted diluted EPS of $2.73. Adjusted EBITDA was $404 million (26% of net sales) and net cash provided by operating activities was $312 million. The company noted record quarterly net sales of $860 million for the Allison Transmission business unit and $706 million in net sales from the Allison Off-Highway business unit acquired January 1, 2026.
Read original release ↗According to First Busey Corporation, Michael Peluso, formerly Deputy General Counsel for FBC and Busey Bank, has been appointed General Counsel and corporate secretary, succeeding long-time General Counsel John Powers. Peluso joined Busey in 2015, has worked closely with Powers for 11 years, and brings over 16 years of financial services legal experience, including prior work at Sidley Austin LLP and a J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School. John Powers will remain with the company as Senior Counsel to support the transition.
Read original release ↗In a corporate announcement, Catalent and Taysha said they expanded their partnership for investigational Rett syndrome therapy TSHA-102, subject to potential FDA approval. The planned manufacturing is in Harmans, Maryland; this release does not announce a Bloomington project.
Read original release ↗Codis said it has completed the acquisition of Catalent’s Nottingham, UK facility, adding oral solid dose development, analytical services, clinical supply, and small‑scale commercial manufacturing to its capabilities. The company stated the Nottingham site, whose team brings more than two decades of formulation and clinical supply expertise, complements Codis’ commercial spray drying operations in Haverhill, including a planned GEA Pharma‑SD® PSD‑4 commercial spray dryer validation in 2027. Codis described this as creating an integrated European pathway from development to commercial production.
Read original release ↗EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants published its August 2026 Compliance Matters newsletter (August 3, 2026), highlighting employee benefits and compliance developments. Topics include the IRS Revenue Procedure 2026-26 raising ACA affordability to 10.22% for 2027, an Eighth Circuit ruling in Flowers v. Caremark finding ERISA preempts certain state pharmacy network requirements, PCMA’s federal challenge to Illinois’ Prescription Drug Affordability Act, HHS delaying final action on the HIPAA Security Rule until July 2027, and California’s SB125 MCO tax proposal.
Read original release ↗KellyOCG said it was named a global and U.S. Leader in Everest Group’s 2026 Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) Services PEAK Matrix. The company stated its RPO business serves clients in more than 70 countries and 30 languages and maintains a 98% client retention rate. KellyOCG described integration of KellyOCG, RocketPower and Sevenstep, and highlighted its Sevayo® platform, Talent Unbounded consulting, and RPO University as capabilities supporting scalable, AI-powered recruitment solutions.
Read original release ↗Prysmian announced it has entered a definitive merger agreement to acquire Atkore for $95 per share in cash, with an implied enterprise value of approximately $3.8 billion. Prysmian stated the deal will expand its North American presence and accelerate its evolution into a fully‑fledged electrical solutions provider. The company expects approximately $150 million of annual run‑rate EBITDA synergies within three years. The transaction was unanimously approved by both boards and is targeted to close by calendar year end 2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.
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