Indiana

Wed August 23, 2017

Indiana Waterway Creates Concern

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. (AP) Northwest Indiana residents are concerned that a plan to store contaminated dredged sediments in a local disposal facility will create health risks and won't be an effective long-term solution to cleaning an area waterway....

Mon August 07, 2017

Doosan Portable Power Adds Roland Machinery Location to Authorized Dealer Network

Doosan Portable Power announced it has expanded its authorized dealer network with the addition of Roland Machinery's Bolingbrook, Ill., location as an authorized dealer of Doosan air compressors, generators and light towers....

Fri July 28, 2017

Franklin Equipment Opens New Kentucky Location

Franklin Equipment announced another store opening in Louisville Ky. This new location expands Franklin Equipment's regional coverage from stores in Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and Tennessee into Kentucky....

Wed July 26, 2017

Lafayette Plans to Replace Decades-Old Baseball Field

LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) An Indiana city is planning to demolish its 77-year-old baseball field and replace it with a new $16 million stadium. Lafayette officials said the project will bring a new amenity to the community that can also host soccer games, outdoor concerts and other events....

Wed July 26, 2017

Southeastern Equipment Company Celebrates Milestone

Southeastern Equipment Company held its third open house on June 15 in Indiana to celebrate the dealership's 60th anniversary. The event showcased a variety of equipment at Southeastern Equipment Company's branch located at 4951 West 96th Street, Indianapolis....

Wed July 26, 2017

Lawmakers Urge Officials to Learn From I-69 Mistakes

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Some Indiana lawmakers have told state officials they must be more diligent in overseeing deals such as the failed partnership with a private developer for a long-delayed section of the Interstate 69 extension....

Brian Slodysko - ASSOCIATED PRESS - Wed July 26, 2017

Indiana Gov. Unveils $4.7B List of Road Projects

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb said that he was “incredibly stoked” to announce a $4.7 billion list of infrastructure projects across the state that will get funding over the next five years....

Wed July 19, 2017

Transportation Funding: Advocates Weigh in at ARTBA Workshop

More than 130 transportation design and construction professionals, chamber of commerce executives, and officials with better roads groups and state transportation agencies from 36 states came together July 12 in the Nation's Capital to share best practices for advancing transportation funding legislation and ballot initiatives during the 4th Annual National Workshop for State & Local Transportation Advocates....

VICTORIO CABRERA - Tue July 18, 2017

Midwest City Ranked Hotspot for Construction Jobs

Toledo's a hot place to be for construction jobs, a new report said. Analysis by ABODO, an online apartment-rental marketplace, highlighted Toledo's confluence of abundant, well-paying jobs and affordable rents....

Fri July 14, 2017

Lafayette Planning New $16M Baseball Stadium

LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) An Indiana city is planning to demolish its 77-year-old baseball field and replace it with a new $16 million stadium. Lafayette officials said the project will bring a new amenity to the community that can also host soccer games, outdoor concerts and other events....