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Eskenazi Health Wins Three Categories and Takes Top Honor at Indy Chamber’s Monumental Awards

Groundbreaking healthcare project recognized for its impact on community revitalization and innovative care solutions. Ind. (Oct. 3, 2024)— arcDESIGN took home the highest honor of the Monumental Award for its... read more

Jacqueline Troy Inspired Fund Nominations Now Open

Ind. (Nov. 19, 2024) — The Indy Chamber is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the Jacqueline Troy Inspired Fund, a program dedicated to supporting women entrepreneurs... read more

Hate crimes law advocates not fond of bill that doesn’t specify protected classes

About a dozen Indiana lawmakers and several community and business leaders affiliated with a coalition that is advocating for a state hate crimes law to be passed this year made... read more

Jan 11th, 2019• Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, Bias Crimes, Indy Chamber News, News

Legislative Update: Filling in the Blanks

This week, House Republicans unveiled their 2019 priorities (closely aligned with the Senate GOP’s announcement last week) and the State Budget Agency released details of Governor Holcomb’s budget plan, building... read more

Jan 4th, 2019• Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, Bias Crimes, Indy Chamber News, News

Legislative Update: Let the Paper Chase Begin

The General Assembly convened this week with a quickly expanding list of bills, but a singular constitutional job – passing a two-year state budget. The state revenue forecast predicts growing... read more

Jan 3rd, 2019• Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, Bias Crimes, News

Indiana lawmakers facing tight budget, hate crimes debate

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana lawmakers could struggle to give more than minimal funding increases to public schools in the new state budget that will emerge from this year’s legislative session.... read more