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Keyo: The Chicago startup that lets you pay for goods with a wave

As we move closer to a cashless society it appears that startups are coming up with increasingly ingenious ways for us to pay for goods and services.

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Self-driving cars being trialled at former WWII bomber site in Michigan

In December a former WWII bomber production site will be transformed for testing out self-driving cars.

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Applications for Indiana Conference for Women’s Pitch Competition close September 1st!

The Indiana Conference for Women is closing its registration for its third annual Pitch Competition on September 1st in preparation for the event taking place on November 7th. Teaming up.

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New tech should boost profits, not unemployment: How AI will affect sales teams

Thanks to the Midwest’s affordable cities and high median wage growth rate (nearly twice that of the West) the last few years have brought an influx of sales employment to.

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ShotSpotter technology already hitting its target for police in Cincinnati

ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection technology, has been implemented in Cincinnati, Ohio for just one week and is already showing positive results for police.

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The startup preparing Kansas City for self-driving cars

Thanks to Integrated Roadways, Kansas City stands a chance of becoming one of the Midwest’s, and possibly even one of the country’s, top smart cities.

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Twin Cities Startup Week: celebrating entrepreneurs and startups in Minnesota

Starting on October 9, Twin Cities will be celebrating entrepreneurs who are encouraging the growth of Minnesota’s economy.

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Cincinnati-based Wunderfund: Equity crowdfunding for local, non-accredited investors

In the burgeoning Midwest tech sector, a new crowdfunding platform is looking to accelerate growth within the community through equity-based crowdfunding for non-accredited investors.

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How cities like Columbus want to change the way we commute

For anyone that has experienced the chaotic disorder and stress that is induced by the dreaded rush hour each day, it probably comes as no surprise that commuting to work.

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How one startup is helping Nebraska’s overcrowded prisons with inmate education

On Wednesday, the Nebraska chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a lawsuit to put an end to the human rights crisis in Nebraska’s prisons.

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