The Journal

Indiana recorded a record-setting year for its economy in 2025, according to a release from the Office of Governor Mike Braun.

The SBA’s 2025 report signals major changes in funding, compliance, and the 8(a) Program.

From family-friendly volunteer events to free museum visits, here’s how you can reflect, serve, and celebrate across the city.

The United States Postal Service will host a job fair in Indianapolis on Saturday, January 24, 2026.

Morgan Stanley’s Small Business Academy is an educational program that seeks to promote equity and empower small business owners.

Recent discussions at the Indiana Statehouse have revealed plans for redistricting the state's congressional districts, which could have significant implications for local communities. A strong turnout of residents voiced their concerns about the potential impacts of these changes on representation and voter engagement.

Legislators in Indiana are grappling with a new congressional redistricting proposal that has raised eyebrows regarding its potential political motivations. Critics argue that the maps could dilute representation for diverse communities, a concern echoed by many Hoosiers during a recent public hearing.

In December 2025, Black residents in Indianapolis are being invited to share their personal experiences with building or struggling to build wealth. These conversations, hosted across the city, could shape how future policies support Black families and businesses alike.

Over 400 students at Shortridge High School are gaining valuable work experience through a program that connects them with local employers. This initiative fosters confidence and career exploration, setting the stage for future success.

As discussions surrounding educational reform heat up, Indiana lawmakers are urging Indianapolis Public Schools to proactively address its transportation issues. Suggestions include establishing a dedicated transportation authority to streamline services for all schools in the district.

A potential new data center in Decatur Township is under discussion, and residents are encouraged to voice their opinions at an upcoming town hall. Developer Sabey Data Centers proposes constructing two large facilities in an area already designated for industrial use, raising questions about community impact and resources.

Recent local elections have seen a remarkable wave of Black women stepping into leadership roles across small towns, challenging the status quo and advocating for their communities. These women are not just participating in politics; they are redefining it by addressing local issues that matter most to their constituents.