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Zimmer Biomet details cost of consolidation efforts

WARSAW, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) - Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc. said its recently announced Manufacturing Network Optimization Plan is anticipated to cost tens of millions of dollars as it consolidates facilities in Indiana, New Jersey and Switzerland. READ ORIGINAL REPORT: Zimmer Biomet details cost of consolidation efforts. In its...

Warsaw, IN · 1d
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ReElement lands $46M tax backing in Indiana

Four refining lines and 189 jobs are planned at the former RCA plant. To help expand domestic refining of rare earths and other critical minerals, ReElement Technologies Corp.'s Marion, Indiana, project is being supported by a $46 million allocation under the federal New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) program. Established to...

Noblesville, IN · 2d
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I&M to hold conversations about Greentown-Sorenson, Lulu-Sorenson projects next week

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) is offering additional opportunities for community members and landowners to meet with members of the Greentown-Sorenson and Lulu-Sorenson Transmission Improvements Project teams. They’re inviting people to sign up for a 20-minute one-on-one conversation this upcoming week in the counties involved in...

Greentown, IN · 1d
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Westfield commission OKs Lakes at Freemont plans

Fischer Homes’ plans for The Lakes at Freemont were approved Nov. 4 during the Westfield Advisory Plan Commission meeting, although not all commissioners were on board with the development. The Lakes at Freemont Planned Unit Development along Freemont Moore Road and 193rd Street has been reduced from its original...

Westfield, IN · 2d
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Astemo Announces Over $11 Million Investment in Muncie Manufacturing Operations

Astemo Indiana announced plans to invest more than $11 million to expand its Muncie manufacturing operation, reinforcing the company’s long-term commitment to Delaware County. The project includes the installation of additional injection molding capacity and a new assembly line for Intake Manifolds for both ICE and HEV vehicle applications.

Muncie, IN · 2d

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5 Indiana Property Tax Breaks Hoosiers Over 65 Can Still Apply For

If you’re 65 or older in Indiana, a property tax break can keep your homestead’s bill from rising more than 2% a year. To get it on your next bill, your application is due by Jan. 15, 2027. Here are the Indiana property tax breaks Hoosiers over 65...

Indiana · 4d

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6 Kroger Fuel Points Rules That Cost Hoosiers at the Pump

That Shell or bp station on your corner might not take Kroger fuel points. It’s one of the ways Kroger’s fine print can shrink your savings at the pump. Here are the Kroger fuel points rules that cost Hoosiers at the pump, and how to keep each one from shrinking your savings.

Indiana · 2d

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WISH Granted … and More: DuJuan McCoy Gets DirecTV Deal

In an announcement that arrived late Friday, Circle City broadcast TV viewers who rely on DirecTV to get their local channels will now be able to get the local ABC, MyNetworkTV and The CW Network affiliates. At long last, DirecTV and DuJuan McCoy-led Circle City Broadcasting have come to terms...

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Indiana property tax cuts are dead after Republican losses | Opinion

A few political pundits, including IndyStar contributing columnist Rob Kendall, have argued in their midterm election postmortems that Indiana Republicans’ failure to pass substantial property tax cuts contributed to their losses in the Nov. 3 elections. If property tax cuts really caused otherwise-Republican voters to stay home or vote for the Democrats, their decision is about to backfire. Republicans were on track to make massive property tax cuts next legislative session. Senate leadership changes and a new class of legislators more amenable to property tax cuts seemed poised to deliver them. The elections changed that. Stewart: Trump Senate wins mean deeper property tax cuts for Indiana Indiana Senate leaders, including Sen. Chris Garten, the president pro tempore-elect, and Sen. Ryan Mishler, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, introduced a plan to cut homestead property taxes entirely and replace them with local income taxes. Rep. J.D. Prescott, R-Union City, promoted a separate plan to eliminate property taxes altogether in exchange for a service tax. I don't care for either proposal, but they were the best property tax abolitionists were going to get. Now that Democrats broke the Republican supermajority in the Indiana House of Representatives, there is enough disagreement within the

Indiana · 2d

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Leibering Dimension Takes Indiana Hardwood to New Heights

The Leibering family is an Indiana hardwood and timber industry giant with deep multigenerational roots. “We are harvesting our grandparents’ management and managing our grandchildren’s harvest,” says Felicia Leibering Seiler, a member of the fifth generation of Leiberings. “My grandfather said this, and my dad and uncles say it now. It’s what we believe.”

Indiana · 3d

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Ice Miller Ditches Bottleworks Tower Plan After Years of Construction Delays

Ice Miller has walked away from its planned headquarters tower in the Bottleworks District, ending a lease agreement with developer Hendricks Commercial Properties in October after years of construction delays. The downtown Indianapolis law firm, which had signed on as the sole tenant for an office building at the northeast corner of 10th and Bellefontaine streets, north of the Bottleworks Hotel, now says the project no longer fits its needs and is considering other downtown options but may remodel its existing space at OneAmerica Tower and stay there.

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

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Walmart trains employees for skilled trades careers

Walmart is training employees in skilled trades through a paid program in Decatur, Georgia, helping associates build careers while meeting the company's workforce needs. About 900 employees have completed the program so far, with a goal of 4,000 technicians by 2030. The training can also boost pay, from an average of $18 an hour to more than $33.

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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New Irvington boutique will sell size-inclusive clothes

The owner of Salt & Ash Market, a bath and body shop at the Factory Arts District, is opening a clothing boutique in downtown Irvington. Wild Aster, named after the purple star-shaped weeds, will open Nov 28, on Small Business Saturday. “It’s a sister store, not a twin,” said owner...

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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CRG Residential marks opening of 3 new multifamily communities

CRG Residential is celebrating an exciting milestone after unveiling three multifamily communities, representing $167.5 million in investment across three states. Three multifamily communities by CRG Residential have added 600 apartments across Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky, the Indiana-based developer announced this week. At least one of the communities, The Slate Apartments...

Evansville, IN · 2d

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Norfolk Southern Packs Six Projects Into One Window

Norfolk Southern used one 26-hour maintenance window on the W Line for six major projects in southern Indiana and Kentucky. The railroad describes the work as a recent window on a line that carries intermodal and automotive traffic between Midwest and Southeast markets. The account is dated October 27, 2026. It does not give the calendar day the window occurred.

Louisville, KY · 3d

Modern Bulk Transporter

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Inspiring the next generation: A tank truck driver’s FFA experience

Reigning NTTC DOY Grand Champion Bruce Jones shares his firsthand account of championing bulk transporters and motivating agricultural students at the 99th national convention. Key Highlights. Students lined up to try a truck-driving simulator and climb into a full-size semi-truck. Their questions explored driver responsibilities, training, safety and career opportunities.

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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This 100% Grass-Finished Indiana Farm Is Becoming A Secret Road Trip Mecca For Farm-Raised Meat

The cattle on this farm eat grass and hay. That’s the whole menu, from start to finish, with zero grain, hormones, or antibiotics in the mix. And the next detail gets even better. The pigs are processed one at a time, so the lard from your pig is rendered...

Cambridge City, IN · 15h

FoodWorldNews

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Routine Milk Testing, Not Sick Cows, Caught Indiana's First H5N1 Dairy Case as Virus Reaches a 21st State

Indiana confirmed H5N1 in two Newton County dairy herds after routine milk surveillance detected the virus, highlighting both the value and limits of USDA's testing strategy.

Indiana · 2d

The Center Square

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Study shows almost half of Indiana jobs may be replaced by automation

(The Center Square) – Nearly half of all jobs in Indiana could be replaced by automation, the third-highest total in the nation, according to a new study. UK-based automation parts distributor CJS Automation released the study that shows that 47.57% of Indiana jobs are at risk. Most of the 1.4 million jobs at risk are in manufacturing and other sectors where jobs are comprised of performing one repetitive task, such as packing, scanning and moving items from one place to another. Automation in production can mean many things. It can take the form of robotic components capable of moving items across a space, to computerized systems that control production conditions and quality. Some at-risk jobs may be transformed rather than eliminated. CJS explained what automation means, and what it takes to utilize automated systems. “Controllers manage sequences, drives regulate motor speeds, and sensors monitor operating conditions,” CJS stated. “Skilled people set up these systems, investigate faults and keep machinery productive.” The Indiana Manufacturers Association has a positive outlook on the integration of automation in manufacturing, believing manufacturing will benefit from automation, according to Andrew Berger, president and CEO of the association. "Automation helps Indiana manufacturers compete globally," said Berger. "This

Indiana · 2d

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Teamsters say they’ve organized Amazon employees in Indiana; company demurs

The Teamsters are claiming victory for a group of “W-2” drivers at an Amazon facility in Indiana who sought representation by the union. But as with the entire Amazon-Teamsters relationship, it’s complicated. In its prepared statement announcing the “march” on the company to demand it bargain for...

Indiana · 2d