Posted: 8:06 PM This November, a second start-up company will leave Innovation Park, the 55,000 sq. foot think-tank incubator on the Notre Dame campus, destined for the real world.

Updated: 8:20 PM A national hotel chain with four inns across Elkhart, LaPorte and LaGrange Counties is quite literally "shining the spotlight" on a sanitary problem.

Updated: 7:01 PM Students at Northridge High School in Middlebury are trading in their pencils for keyboards.

Updated: 2:35 PM A new mandate by the Federal Communications Commission has limited the reach of fire and police radios, in some cases, hampering their effectiveness during emergency calls.

Updated: 7:12 PM A new Facebook feature aims to help users organize the information they receive and filter it by topic.

Posted: 3:22 AM Looking for a promising career in a lousy economy? A new study suggests you're apt to find it in the apps built for smartphones, computer tablets and Facebook's online social network.

Updated: 7:12 PM Patient confidentiality is a top priority for hospitals, but IU Health Goshen is now taking added steps after learning a virus snaked its way into an online server.

Updated: 7:13 PM More jobs are coming to Elkhart County. This time Wakarusa-based Utilimaster is upping its staffing as it launches a brand new, eco-friendly delivery truck line.

Posted: 6:22 PM The latest Apple gadget is expected to create a frenzy Friday, when the iPhone 4S is released.

Posted: 6:36 AM Governor Rick Snyder plans to unveil a new Michigan cyber initiative Friday.

Updated: 12:42 PM It's a practice that could soon become more common: judges asking potential jurors about their favorite TV shows. It's a measure prompted by the rising popularity of shows like CSI and Law and Order.

Posted: 6:59 AM Indiana's state schools superintendent says he wants all students in the state take at least one class online before graduating from high school.

Updated: 4:43 AM Researchers at Purdue University have created a cell phone application that makes it easier for those who speak English to order off of foreign language food menus.

Posted: 10:57 AM Several Michigan projects are expected to get more than $45 million to help accelerate the development and deployment of advanced vehicle technologies.

Updated: 4:16 AM Purdue student working to design a smartphone app aimed at promoting literacy

Posted: 3:54 PM BlackBerry smartphone maker Research In Motion Ltd. says it recalled about 1,000 of its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet computers due to defective operating software that can make it impossible for users to set up the device.

Posted: 2:03 PM Research In Motion is releasing a new version of one of its high-end BlackBerrys, updating the Bold with a touch screen and fresh software.

Posted: 9:46 AM Facebook is launching a deals program Tuesday in five U.S. cities, following on the popularity of Groupon and other services that offer deep discounts - for example: $50 worth of food at a local eatery for $25.

Updated: 7:28 PM The outage of Sony Corp.'s PlayStation Network ran into its sixth day Monday as the company said it has no timeframe for restoring the Internet-based system that links users in live game play worldwide.

Posted: 12:28 PM Yahoo has bought the maker of mobile software that makes it easier for people to let their friends know what TV shows they're watching.

Posted: 11:28 AM Barnes & Noble is adding an applications store and an email program to its Nook e-reader. That brings the $249 device closer to working like a tablet computer in the vein of the iPad.

Updated: 12:18 AM Michiana Crime Stoppers is going mobile with a new iPhone and Droid app.

Posted: 11:13 AM Sprint Nextel CEO Dan Hesse says he's concerned that AT&T's deal to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion could strengthen the top two U.S. wireless companies at the expense of others, including his.

Posted: 10:58 AM Research In Motion Ltd. says its tablet computer, the BlackBerry PlayBook, will start selling in the U.S. and Canada on April 19 for $499 to $699.

Posted: 4:30 PM Purdue University's plans to get into the wind business are moving forward as the university and its business partner seek state approval and a customer for the electricity the proposed wind farm would generate.