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  • Bloomington's $52M Convention Center Expansion and Crane Growth

    Bloomington's $52M Convention Center Expansion and Crane Growth
    Oct 25 2026
    Bloomington's $52 million convention center expansion is nearing completion, more than doubling its meeting and event space ahead of a January opening. Inside Indiana Business host Gerry Dick reports from south central Indiana as IBJ Media's Innovate Indiana series examines growth across the 11-county Uplands region. Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson connects Indiana University's football-driven tourism gains, the Trades District and research commercialization to the city's growth plans. The first phase of the Hopewell redevelopment calls for 98 owner-occupied homes on the former hospital site. Susan Borries Reed, the new president and CEO of the Bloomington Economic Development Corp., outlines efforts to prepare sites and attract businesses. Kyle Werner, deputy technical director at Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, discusses roughly $5 billion in fiscal 2026 contract obligations and hundreds of millions of dollars committed to construction through 2035. Nearby WestGate@Crane Technology Park is projected to attract more than $2.7 billion in investment and over 3,700 net new jobs within eight years. Bloomington-based Terran Robotics is using artificial intelligence and cable-driven robots to build homes from clay, sand and straw. A one-bedroom home under construction illustrates how the company is combining automated labor with traditional adobe materials to pursue lower housing costs. Also covered: Haynes International's $172 million expansion in Kokomo, Mallow Run Winery's planned December closure, virtual reality and AI at the BioCrossroads Life Sciences Summit, and a potential Sullivan County nuclear power project involving Amazon, X-energy and American Electric Power.
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    32 min
  • Indiana's $70 Billion Export Economy, Colts and Autism Research

    Indiana's $70 Billion Export Economy, Colts and Autism Research
    Oct 20 2026
    Indiana's export trade totals $70 billion, and the Colts are expanding the state's reach in Europe. Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon explains why games that count, rather than exhibitions, are central to building an international fan base. Host Gerry Dick talks with Martin Baier, president and CEO of the International Center, about foreign investment, sports diplomacy and the business value of global connections. Indianapolis International Airport executive director and CEO Mario Rodriguez outlines how pharmaceuticals and nonstop flights are strengthening Indiana's ties with Ireland. Visit Bloomington executive director Mike McAfee details a $52 million convention center expansion with more than 20 meeting and event rooms and a 26,000-square-foot exhibit hall. The National FFA Convention and Expo is expected to generate $40 million in central Indiana economic activity. Ginovus CEO Larry Gigerich discusses community opposition to data centers and why companies need to build trust with their neighbors. Eli Lilly and Company proposes more than $19 million for emergency response in Lebanon, including 12 new firefighters. Business of Health reporter Kylie Veleta details an Indiana University School of Medicine study backed by a $7 million National Institutes of Health grant. Nearly 200 primary care clinicians, including 65 in Indiana, will learn to evaluate young children for autism, with a focus on improving access in rural communities. Indiana first lady Maureen Braun shares lessons from opening Finishing Touches in Jasper in 1978, including why passion needs a business plan. In Lebanon, second-generation owners Bob and Kathy Donaldson celebrate 60 years of Donaldson's Finer Chocolates, where family recipes, employee training and customer relationships keep the business going.
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    32 min
  • One Health Research Institute, Mammoth Solar and BiomEdit

    One Health Research Institute, Mammoth Solar and BiomEdit
    Oct 11 2026
    Indiana's One Health Research Institute is breaking ground in Indianapolis, bringing Purdue University and Elanco Animal Health together to accelerate discoveries in animal, human, plant and environmental health. Gerry Dick reports from Elanco's headquarters on the White River, where CEO Jeff Simmons describes his vision for the One Health Innovation District. The effort is designed to connect university research, companies and entrepreneurs, giving emerging technologies a route from the lab to the marketplace. In northwest Indiana, Doral Renewables President and CEO Nick Cohen discusses the completion of Mammoth Solar, a $1.5 billion development generating 1,300 megawatts of power for an estimated 275,000 homes. He explains how local farmers can raise livestock and crops alongside solar panels while earning income from leased land. Business of Health reporter Kylie Veleta examines Indianapolis startup BiomEdit's conditional USDA license for an engineered probiotic intended to protect broiler chickens against necrotic enteritis. Three major poultry producers are testing the non-antibiotic product in flocks totaling more than 35 million birds. The company plans to market it as Optavant once it receives full licensure. Other headlines include Hammond's bid for a Chicago Bears stadium, Sweetwater's nearly $37 million Fort Wayne expansion, progress on Indiana University's IU LAB bioscience accelerator, major fundraising at Grace College and Franklin College, and new Southwest Airlines nonstop routes from Indianapolis. The World Food Championships also return to the Indiana State Fairgrounds, where reigning dessert champion Cindy Hawkins prepares to defend her title against an international field. Inside Indiana Business is presented by Elevate Ventures, Indiana University, LiUNA and the Indiana Association of Realtors.
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    32 min
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