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SPORTS BUSINESS

Colts’ Sunday-night trip to Chiefs spotlights Alec Pierce’s status and Indianapolis’ run-defense questions

The Kansas City Chiefs preview lists a prime-time matchup against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday night, noting Colts receiver Alec Pierce missed Thursday practice with a heel issue and Indianapolis surrendered 202 rushing yards to the Ravens in Week 1. Pierce’s availability and adjustments to stop Kansas City’s rushing attack are key uncertainties.

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Sep 20, 2026 · chiefs.comRead BusinessIndy brief →
HAMILTON COUNTY

Noblesville leaders spotlight SMC’s 950+ jobs, $200M investment and Toyota Automated Logistics’ $165M campus

At his Sept. 10, 2026 State of the City address, Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen hosted executives from SMC Corp. of America and Toyota Automated Logistics to highlight continued Japanese investment in Noblesville, including SMC’s more than 950 full‑time employees and $200 million invested since 2009 and TAL’s $165 million campus announced in 2024.

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Mayor Chris Jensen Leads Noblesville Delegation to Japan to Support Over 1,500 Local Full-Time Jobs ↗

Sep 17, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →
REAL ESTATE

FHCCI: 24,938 eviction filings in Marion County in 2025 spotlight rising corporate landlord filings in Indianapolis

A Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana report says Marion County logged 24,938 eviction filings in 2025, with Indianapolis posting 14.0 filings per 100 rental units and ranking sixth of 42 major U.S. cities tracked by the Eviction Lab. The study identifies concentrated impacts on lower-income renters and communities of color and higher filing rates by large landlords.

Sep 16, 2026 · WIBCRead BusinessIndy brief →
REAL ESTATE

Japan-Midwest summit in Indianapolis spotlights nearly 290 Japanese-owned Indiana facilities and about 62,000 jobs

About 500 leaders from Japan and nine Midwestern states gathered in Indianapolis for a three-day Japan‑Midwest summit, the 56th annual joint meeting hosted by Gov. Mike Braun and organized with the Japan‑America Society of Indiana. The conference highlighted nearly 290 Japanese-owned Indiana facilities employing about 62,000 Hoosiers.

Sep 11, 2026 · WISH-TVRead BusinessIndy brief →
HAMILTON COUNTY

Westfield hearings spotlight proposed 496-acre agrihood, Towne West and Northpoint changes with resident objections

Westfield’s Advisory Plan Commission heard Sept. 9 public comment on a proposed 496-acre Hidden Oaks PUD that would add retail and about 1,000 homes, plus a 94-acre Towne West PUD and a Northpoint amendment adding a gas station and convenience store. Residents and an HOA raised concerns about odors from a nearby wastewater plant, housing density, crime and traffic; the items return in November.

Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →
HAMILTON COUNTY

Westfield short-term rental complaints spotlight limits on local regulation and potential impacts on housing and tax revenue

A Westfield resident says a nearby large short-term rental is causing noise, parking and trespassing problems, but city officials say state law limits local restrictions. Mayor Scott Willis says the city can enforce traffic and noise rules but broader limits on rentals are constrained by state action.

Sep 3, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →
CENTRAL INDIANA BUSINESS

IU Kokomo honors faculty; awards spotlight course redesigns, curriculum changes that affect student programs

Indiana University Kokomo presented teaching, research and service awards at its annual fall convocation, recognizing faculty whose work includes curriculum realignment, course redesigns, peer-mentoring program revisions and new program learning outcomes. Recipients included Nicholas Baxter, Paul Cook, Karen Sallee and five Trustees Teaching Award winners.

Aug 27, 2026 · Indiana UniversityRead BusinessIndy brief →