PBS Fort Wayne is beginning the year with a major programming change, replacing its Explore multicast channel with the WORLD Channel and expanding access to national and international nonfiction programming for viewers in northeast Indiana.
Read MoreU.S. consumer confidence edged higher in early December as worries about near term inflation eased, though overall sentiment remains subdued amid persistent concerns about high prices and trade policy.
Read MoreZimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. (NYSE and SIX: ZBH), a global medical technology leader, announced Thursday, Sept. 25 the Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Agency n Japan approved the iTaperloc Complete and iG7 Hip System, the world’s first approved orthopedic implants with Iodine Technology that inhibits bacterial adhesion on the implant surface.
Read MoreThe United States this week is ending duty-free treatment for low-value imports, a change that could raise costs for small businesses and online shoppers while reshaping trade flows.
Read MoreIndiana’s congressional representatives have taken more than two dozen international trips funded by private sponsors since 2020, with some stays including luxury hotels, fine dining, and activities that experts say blur the line between official duty and influence peddling.
Read MoreAs speculation caused by Donald Trump unfolds on Honda’s plans in the United States, Japanese automakers maintains course at the Indiana Motor Plant in Greensburg.
Read MoreFor Wawasee High School biology teacher, Ashley Tenney, the classroom isn’t the only place where learning happens.
Read MoreNews Release JAPAN — Tomiko Itooka, World’s Oldest Person, was the honored guest today at an event commemorating Respect for the Aged Day, a Japanese holiday. The event was held by her nursing home, Les Ashiya, and was attended by numerous guests including Yumi Yamamoto, LongeviQuest Japan President, … Read More
The world’s oldest living person was climbing mountains at 100 years-old.
Read MoreAlthough he’s just days into an economic development trip in Japan, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb is “confident” his efforts with Japanese government and business leaders will bear fruit.
Read MoreIndiana Gov. Eric Holcomb will lead an economic development trip to Japan — the state’s largest foreign investor — his administration announced Wednesday.
Read MoreThe Good Book says, “To whom much is given, much will be required.” Bob Tiedge has spent his life meeting — and exceeding — that requirement.
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