Local Indiana House candidate says Hoosiers need jobs (2008-09-24)
A local candidate for the Indiana House says more must be done to keep Hoosiers employed.
Health official to speak at Purdue (2008-09-24)
Indiana's healthcare industry challenges and priorities will be the topic of a lecture this week.
Candidates for IN governor woo voters in second debate (2008-09-24)
Second of three debates with candidates for governor featured questions asked directly from voters.
Addiction councilors in Indiana may soon need licenses to practice (2008-09-23)
Psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists all need licenses to practice in Indiana, but not addiction councilors, at least not yet.
A Purdue Olympian shares her experience with local school children (2008-09-23)
A Purdue athlete says it takes talent, dedication, and support from family and friends to be a successful Olympian.
Lafayette schools working to boost standardized testing scores (2008-09-23)
The superintendent of the Lafayette School Corporation says changes are in place that will hopefully improve I- STEP scores.
Purdue students can write mini-sagas for contest (2008-09-23)
Some Purdue undergraduate and graduate level students are participating in a mini-saga contest as part of the university's Experience Liberal Arts month.
The City of West Lafayette loans money to the school corporation (2008-09-23)
West Lafayette city leaders are loaning the Westside schools $1 million.
County APC developing list of transportation "Hot Spots" (2008-09-22)
The public is being asked to help identify the worst driving, biking, and walking areas in Tippecanoe County.
Sucessful weekend for Purdue Volleyball, Soccer (2008-09-22)
The Purdue Volleyball team has won its fourth straight tournament title, while the Soccer team is back on the winning track with a 2-1 victory over Colorado College.
State to reimburse waived Toll Road fees (2008-09-22)
The state will reimburse the private operator of the Indiana Toll Road for temporarily waiving fees to ease congestion during flooding.
Jane Pauley to host roundtable discussion on Puedue campus (2008-09-22)
The former T-V news anchor will be in West Lafayette this morning to campaign for Barack Obama.
Jane Pauley campaigns for Barack Obama in IN (2008-09-22)
Former TV news anchor moderating panel discussions on the economy, education and healthcare for Democratic presidential candidate.
A new federal grant will be available to Weed and Seed communities (2008-09-18)
The United Way of Greater Lafayette and the Lafayette Weed and Seed Initiative have received a federal grant.
A local candidate says he will help Indiana get new jobs (2008-09-18)
Citing federal governmental figures the state is experiencing its worst unemployment rate in 16 years, a local candidate says he is on a mission to attract businesses.
Exhibit honors Indiana lives lost in Iraq war (2008-09-18)
Nearly 150 pairs of combat boots are on display on Purdue's Memorial Mall. to represent the Indiana servicemen and women killed in the Iraq War.
Vectren warns of rising home heating costs (2008-09-18)
Vectren is expecting bills to be between 15-and-25- percent higher than last winter.
Power outages to affect Purdue campus (2008-09-18)
Two temporary power outages will affect the south side of the Purdue campus Thursday morning.
Gubernatorial candidates face off in debate (2008-09-17)
Republican Mitch Daniels, Democrat Jill Long Thompson and Libertarian Andy Horning answered questions from voters during first of three debates.
Tippecanoe County area candidates participate in forum (2008-09-16)
Tippecanoe County area candidates for state offices hope voters have a better idea of their position on the issues.
Lafayette has "green" designs in mind (2008-09-16)
Developers, building owners and the public in the Lafayette are getting an up-close look at environmentally friendly renovations.
Purdue President joins higher ed cabinet (2008-09-15)
Purdue President France Cordova has been selected to serve on The Chronicle of Higher Education/New York Times Higher Education Cabinet.
I-Step testing begins this week (2008-09-15)
Indiana students in grades 3-through-8 begin I- Step testing this week.
A Lafayette police officer says gang activity is a reality in Tippecanoe County (2008-09-12)
Lafayette police officer Mike McIver says Tippecanoe County is home to about a dozen gangs.
Purdue creates Internationalization Task Force (2008-09-12)
Purdue is taking a major step toward implementing its new strategic plan.
Ivy Tech pitches budget request to higher ed. comm. (2008-09-12)
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is considering Ivy Tech's budget request.
Eliminating property taxes in Indiana considered (2008-09-12)
Indiana lawmakers continue to discuss property tax reforms.
Tippecanoe County School Corporation has finalized budget (2008-09-12)
The Tippecanoe County School Corporation has passed its 2009 budget.
Lafayette tunnel project underway (2008-09-10)
Construction crews are digging a 2,000 foot tunnel in downtown Lafayette.
New Clarian Arnett Hospital will be not-for-profit (2008-09-10)
The new Clarian Arnett Hospital in Lafayette will be a not-for-profit entity.
WLPD wokring with bar woners to keep streets safe (2008-09-10)
West Lafayette Police Chief Jason Dombkowski has asked bar owners in Chauncey Village to monitor patrons outside their establishments, and to ask smokers to use back alley or side door exits.
LPD investigating train death (2008-09-10)
Lafayette police have not released the name of a man struck and killed by an Amtrak passenger train Tuesday night.
IN Commission for Higher Ed looking to expnad college scholarships (2008-09-10)
A call to expand state-sponsored college scholarships to middle-income students now has the backing of Indiana's Commission for Higher Education.
Lafayette moving forward with annexation (2008-09-10)
The Lafayette City Council has given initial approval to the fiscal plan for annexing nearly 1,000 acres.
Six downtown Lafayette restaurants partner with the Greater Lafayette Hunger Hike (2008-09-10)
The Greater Lafayette Hunger Hike is again partnering with downtown restaurants to raise money for the cause.
September 11th memorials begin Wednesday night (2008-09-10)
A survivor of the World Trade Center attack will speak on the Purdue campus.
Purdue fall enrollment sets records (2008-09-10)
Administrators report more students are taking classes and they have higher SAT scores than previous first year students.
Lafayette woman sentenced for letting son drive (2008-09-10)
A Lafayette mother has been sentenced to 18-months in prison for allowing her five-year-old son to drive while she was intoxicated.
United Way more than 25% to fundraising goal (2008-09-09)
United Way of Greater Lafayette has raised a little more than $1.35 million thanks to Pacesetters.
Employment outlook mostly positive for Lafayette area (2008-09-09)
Job opportunities are expected to be on the rise in Lafayette for the final three months of 2008.
Purdue women's basketball schedule set (2008-09-09)
The Boilermakers will open the season with an exhibition game on November 9th, then host three consecutive home games.
Lafayette leaders mulling over next year's budget (2008-09-09)
City of Lafayette officials are taking their time with next year's budget; still need to trim about $1.5 million.
Ordinance could ease ticket writing process (2008-09-08)
A West Lafayette ordinance up for a council vote Monday night could make it easier for the city to issue tickets.
Louisville's Foy comes to Purdue (2008-09-08)
The Purdue football team is picking up a defensive end from Louisville St. Xavier.
Statewide meetings will address crop production (2008-09-08)
Purdue Agricultural Economists are holding a series of meetings throughout the state to discuss crop production.
Purdue closer to parental leave policy (2008-09-08)
Purdue President France Cordova says the board of trustees should vote on the new guidelines this month.
Purdue women's golf team finishes 13th in tourney (2008-09-08)
The Purdue women's golf team is off to a slow start.
United Way kicks off Week of Caring (2008-09-08)
Nonprofit organizations in Greater Lafayette could be starting up to 70 projects, thanks to the United Way's Week of Caring.
Charity event buys two defibrillators for police (2008-09-08)
The Carroll County Sheriff's Department is getting two automated external defibrillators.
Boilers knock off North Colorado (2008-09-08)
The Purdue Boilermakers ended their season opener with a win Saturday.
US 52 ramp to I-65 closes (2008-09-08)
The Interstate 65 entrance ramp from U-S 52 east is closed for the next five days for repaving.
Experiment hopes to regenerate forests (2008-09-08)
Purdue researchers are studying how to promote forest growth following natural or man-made clearing.
Chamber Music Society drops prices (2008-09-08)
A Lafayette area group is lowering some of its ticket prices to attract a larger audience.
Purdue hosts N. Colorado in season opener (2008-09-05)
Purdue Football Coach Joe Tiller begins final season at Ross-Ade Stadium against Northern Colorado and two former assistant coaches.
Effort begins to draw up plans for Wabash River (2008-09-05)
The Wabash River Enhancement Corporation is in its beginning planning stages to revitalize the corridor.
Purdue Catalyst Award goes to police department (2008-09-05)
The Purdue Police Department has some new money to help recruit minority officers.
Ivy Tech's nursing program graduating more students (2008-09-05)
Ivy Tech Community College is boasting high graduation rates for its nursing program.
Passageways recognized for fast growth (2008-09-04)
A software company in the Purdue Research Park is getting national recognition for its growth.
Dem candidates: Better planning is needed (2008-09-04)
The Democrats running for Tippecanoe County office are focusing on planning, leadership and better communication with the public.
Purdue women's golf team highly ranked in preseason (2008-09-04)
The Purdue women's golf team opens its season with a top ten preseason ranking.
IN offers free college prep test for some students (2008-09-04)
State Department of Education wants more high school sophomores and juniors to be prepared for the SAT.
Groups try to solve hunger problem in Lafayette area (2008-09-03)
Food pantry representatives are talking about the needs of hungry people in the Lafayette area.
Tippecanoe Med Reserve Corps seeking funding (2008-09-03)
The Medical Reserve Corps in Tippecanoe County could get a $5,000 boost in funding.
Police make arrest in Delphi arson case (2008-09-03)
Delphi police have arrested a man they believe set fire to a recently completed 72-foot-long replica boat at Erie Canal Park.
Lafayette pedestrian bridge to be repaired (2008-09-02)
The city of Lafayette is ready to begin repairs on the Highland Park Pedestrian Bridge.
Busy Lafayette intersection to close (2008-09-02)
The intersection of State Street and Earl Avenue will close to complete safety improvement work before winter.
Tippecanoe Co. proposed juvenile justice center cost lowered (2008-09-02)
The firm overseeing planning for the proposed juvenile justice center in Tippecanoe County says the project costs about $300,000 less than two months ago.
Panel to review domestic violence deaths (2008-09-02)
Tippecanoe County has a new way to investigate domestic violence related deaths.
IN ranks 7th most vulnerable for oil dependence (2008-08-31)
A national environmental policy group ranks Indiana 7th among states when it comes to a vulnerability to oil.
Two volunteers help with Tropical Storm Gustav (2008-08-29)
The Tippecanoe County chapter of the Red Cross is sending two volunteers to the Gulf Coast.
Lafayette man sentenced for abusing daughter (2008-08-29)
Kenneth Roark will serve ten-years in prison and community corrections for abusing his daughter, followed by four-years probation.
DEBATE BETWEEN STEVE BUYER AND NELS ACKERSON (2008-08-29)
Audio of the August 28th debate between Republican Steve Buyer and Democrat Nels Ackerson at the Hendricks County 4H Complex.
Lafayette leaders eye Bridgeway Apartments (2008-08-29)
The city of Lafayette is taking steps to buy a troubled apartment complex.
Indiana State Teachers Association makes endorsement (2008-08-29)
The Democrat running for state representative in the 26th District has the endorsement of area teachers.
Lafayette police seeking escaped juvenile (2008-08-28)
Lafayette police are asking for help in locating a juvenile offender who escaped on the way to court.
Ivy Tech, Lafayette campus enrollment numbers rise (2008-08-27)
Ivy Tech's Lafayette campus is reflecting the community college's statewide enrollment trend.
Purdue professor punished for research misconduct (2008-08-27)
A university appeals committee is upholding a guilty finding against Dr. Rusi Taleyarkhan for research misconduct.
Tippecanoe County Council approves ambulance funds (2008-08-27)
Tippecanoe County Council members have approved funds for new ambulances.
WL School Corporation welcomes new school board members (2008-08-27)
The West Lafayette School Corporation board of trustees has appointed its two new members.
United Way of Greater Lafayette sets fundraising goal (2008-08-27)
The United Way of Greater Lafayette is setting its fall campaign goal at $5 million, citing a greater need from non-profits.
James Earl Jones tickets available soon (2008-08-26)
Tickets are now available for an actor's lecture on the Purdue campus.
Lafayette, WL city employees prepare for insurance changes (2008-08-26)
Lafayette and West Lafayette city leaders are adjusting insurance policies for city employees.
Indiana delegates hear from Bayh on campaign (2008-08-26)
Indiana delegates to the Democratic National Convention are getting encouragement from Senator Evan Bayh.
WL fire chief warns of scam (2008-08-26)
Lafayette area residents are being cautioned about a phone scam.
Purdue hires VP for Physical Facilities (2008-08-26)
Purdue taps an Emory University official to lead its physical operations.
A.G. and Supt. candidates back school discipline idea (2008-08-25)
The Republicans running for Indiana attorney general and superintendent of public instruction are promoting school discipline.
Lafayette hospitals make state's medical error list (2008-08-25)
The Indiana State Department of Health has released its medical errors report for last year and both of Lafayette's hospitals are on the list.
Tippecanoe Co. considering new salary increase scale (2008-08-25)
Tippecanoe County employees might see a change in salary increases.
Indiana suing Countrywide Home Loans (2008-08-25)
Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter says an investigation by his office found Countrywide used deceptive practices in mortgage lending business.
Work continues at Wabash Commons (2008-08-20)
Work at Wabash Commons is progressing, but developers are not ready to break ground yet.
Fundraising for Purdue pulls in $1.5 million (2008-08-20)
A group of local Purdue alumni has raised one-point- five-million dollars for the university's Access and Success campaign.
Purdue's Kara Patterson misses Olympic finals (2008-08-20)
A Purdue student-athlete threw the javelin 178 feet, five inches in qualifying rounds in Beijing yesterday.
International students coming to Purdue's campus (2008-08-20)
Purdue will be welcoming new international undergraduate students to campus this week.
Purdue students help flood victims (2008-08-20)
Nearly 300 Purdue resident assistants are heading to Carroll County this week to help flood victims.
Support grows Sunday alcohol sale (2008-08-20)
Support is growing to allow Sunday alcohol sales in Indiana.
Tipmont REMC has new manager (2008-08-20)
The board of directors of a local member-owned electric cooperative has chosen a new manager.
Tippecanoe County violating EPA mandate (2008-08-20)
Tippecanoe County is violating a new standard for tiny soot particles according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Debate over ambulance purchase continues (2008-08-20)
Tippecanoe County officials continue to struggle with how to replace aging ambulances.
Riehle Plaza closes for two weeks (2008-08-20)
Construction in downtown Lafayette near Riehle Plaza will force CityBus to move its operations for about two weeks beginning Monday.
University Church gets new pastor (2008-08-17)
University Church at Purdue is welcoming a new pastor to its ministry.
Indiana honors man for volunteering (2008-08-15)
A Delphi resident has received praise for his work in the community.
Lucas Oil to open Saturday (2008-08-15)
The new home of the Indianapolis Colts will celebrate its grand opening this weekend.
United Way sponsors Week of Caring (2008-08-14)
Businesses in Tippecanoe County have the chance to give more than just money to community organizations.
Daniels outlines education policies (2008-08-14)
Governor Mitch Daniels is pushing for more funding of full day kindergarten and a teacher recruitment program.
Bridge restoration yields reward (2008-08-13)
Indiana's Historic Landmark Foundation has awarded members of a local preservation group for bridge restoration.
Tippecanoe County residents now have due date for property taxes (2008-08-12)
The county has decided on a billing date for property taxes.
No new ambulances for Tippecanoe County (2008-08-12)
Tippecanoe County will not purchase new ambulances.
Purdue's library prepares for sharing project (2008-08-11)
An internet search engine will begin scanning books from Purdue's library in October.
Historic bridge will be reconstructed (2008-08-11)
A 122-year old covered bridge in Rush County will be rebuilt.
Red light cameras are subject to state vote (2008-08-11)
The Indiana attorney general says the state must act before any city can install red light cameras.
Grant funds research by Purdue scientists (2008-08-11)
A team of Purdue scientists is getting a $1.2 million grant for bio-energy research.
Purdue prepares campus master plan (2008-08-11)
The look of Purdue's campus could change with the development of a new master plan.
Lafayette mechanics have training in emergency vehicle repair (2008-08-11)
Three mechanics with specialized training are enhancing public safety in the Lafayette area.
Mortgage brokers lose licenses (2008-08-11)
Three hundred sixty one mortgage brokers in Indiana have failed to meet new statewide requirements.
Funds are being collected for lab at WL High School (2008-08-11)
More funding is needed to open the Global Learning Center at West Lafayette Junior/Senior High School.
Group calls for tax credit extension (2008-08-11)
One environmental group is lobbying federal lawmakers to extend tax credits for the renewable energy industry.
Dates & locations for gubernatorial debates set (2008-08-08)
Indiana voters will have three opportunities to see the candidates for governor debate.
Less smoking expected at Indiana State Fair (2008-08-08)
The Indiana State Fair will be a little less smoky this year.
Effort to remember Ray Ewry falling short (2008-08-08)
Few know of Purdue alumnus and Lafayette native Ray Ewry's ten gold medal wins in Olympics more than a century ago.
Lafayette area Olympics fans talk about favorite events (2008-08-08)
Fans of the Olympics in the Lafayette area are ready to chant USA and go for the gold over the next few weeks.
Jefferson High School football team to play at Lucas Oil (2008-08-08)
Lucas Oil Stadium will be home to Jefferson High School's first football game of the season.
Purdue alumnus remembers Olympic gold medal win (2008-08-07)
This year marks the 48th anniversary of the U.S. men's basketball team gold medal win. One of the players was Purdue student Terry Dischinger.
Local organization continues work on Wabash (2008-08-07)
The Wabash River Enhancement Corporation is working to improve the quality of riverfront areas in the county.
Purdue professor named to new state position (2008-08-07)
Purdue professor Stephen Hooser is the new director of a state office.
County could have five new ambulances by November (2008-08-06)
The operators of Tippecanoe County's two new hospitals are working out arrangements for ambulance services.
Governor Daniels calls for cash reserve cap (2008-08-05)
Governor Mitch Daniels wants to limit the state's cash reserves to help taxpayers.
Purdue men's basketball team goes to Australia (2008-08-05)
Purdue's men's basketball team will benefit from an exclusive preseason experience.
CityBus asks for advice from the public (2008-08-05)
Lafayette area residents are invited to help redesign the Reihle Plaza transfer center.
Robin Williams to come to Purdue (2008-08-05)
Comedian Robin Williams is coming to Purdue in October.
WL has new method of enforcing City Code (2008-08-05)
West Lafayette property owners will need to be more mindful of City Code as a result of a new amendment.
Buyer disappointed alternative energy proposal fails (2008-08-04)
The federal spending bill for the Department of Veterans Affairs includes money for ethanol, but not solar energy.
Tippecanoe Co. government proposes $39 million budget (2008-08-04)
The county's 2009 budget is about $39 million dollars. That's nearly three million more than the current year.
Purdue sets record for research grant funding (2008-08-04)
Purdue researchers garnered $333 million during the last fiscal year, which reflects a 11% increase over the previous year.
Purdue team gears up for Flugtag (2008-08-03)
A team of aerospace engineers studying at Purdue aims to show the fun side of flight.
Scholarship promotes Indiana minority doctors (2008-08-03)
Minorities pursuing a medical degree in Indiana will soon have the opportunity for extra financial support.
Lafayette fire department closing one station (2008-08-01)
Fire Station 1 will become administrative offices, chief says downtown better served by Stations 2 and 3.
Lafayette man pleads guilty for neglect (2008-08-01)
A man charged with injuring his two-year old daughter will be sentenced later this month in Tippecanoe County Court.
New higher ed bill targets tuition and textbooks (2008-08-01)
A new higher education bill aims at saving college students and parents money.
Attempted courthouse bomber likely to go free (2008-08-01)
Investigators say tips did not net substantial results.
IN House candidate unveils energy proposals (2008-07-31)
A Democrat running for state representative in the Lafayette area is touting his alternative energy plan.
Gubernatorial candidate proposing green initiatives (2008-07-31)
A candidate for governor wants to offer companies tax credits to add new environmentally friendly jobs in the state.
Community members comment on trolley tax (2008-07-31)
Debate continues in Tippecanoe County over the proposed tax to fund the CityBus trolley.
Walk will promote awareness of diabetes (2008-07-31)
The American Diabetes Association is trying to raise awareness of the potentially deadly disease.
Lafayette Post Office prepares for emergencies (2008-07-31)
Lafayette Post Office employees are ensuring they will be ready in the case of an Anthrax scare.
Purdue names director for New Albany Tech Center (2008-07-30)
Purdue has hired a former 3M executive to oversee its Technology Center of Southeast Indiana.
Hoosier soldiers exposed to toxin (2008-07-30)
Indiana National Guard soldiers may have been exposed to a toxic chemical while stationed overseas.
Purdue professor closes horse poisoning case (2008-07-30)
A wildlife mystery is solved thanks to a Purdue professor.
Lafayette mayor: Budget will be reduced (2008-07-29)
Mayor Tony Roswarski says the proposed $53 million budget will be cut to about $51 million.
WL resource group looks to improve water quality (2008-07-29)
A Purdue professor will start the process of improving water quality in Tippecanoe County.
WL prepares for winter road conditions (2008-07-29)
Winter seems a long way off, but West Lafayette city leaders have icy weather in mind.
LSC proposed budget up 1.76% (2008-07-29)
The Lafayette School Corporation's budget for 2009 is up slightly.
Candidate pledges to honor commitment to veterans (2008-07-29)
A candidate for Congress is offering to do more to help veterans and active members of the military.
Juvenile offenses are on the rise in Tippecanoe County (2008-07-29)
The Tippecanoe County Juvenile Court Judge says this community is not doing enough to help young offenders.
Work finishing up at Newport Chemical Depot (2008-07-28)
The three-year process of destroying VX nerve gas stored at the Newport Chemical Depot may be days away from completion.
New funding plan proposed for Indiana art (2008-07-28)
Indiana's Twelve Regional Arts Partners have proposed a new funding plan for public arts.
Lafayette area Red Cross workers to Texas (2008-07-28)
The Tippecanoe County chapter of the American Red Cross is sending three volunteers to assist in relief efforts in Texas.
Governor looks to reallocate school funding (2008-07-28)
Governor Mitch Daniels says spending 1% less on school construction and administration costs would mean $100 dollars more for the state's classrooms.
Back to school health coverage for low income children (2008-07-28)
State government and health leaders are reaching out to low-income families, asking them to enroll their children in Hoosier Healthwise.
School bus inspections underway (2008-07-28)
Indiana State Police inspectors are checking over school busses before the beginning of the new year.
Honda to open plant in Greensburg (2008-07-28)
Honda Civics will be mass-produced in Indiana before the end of next year.
Crawfordsville Airport construction begins (2008-07-25)
The Crawfordsville Airport soon will have a new terminal.
Indiana hopes to lure more motorsports businesses (2008-07-25)
Big races, such as the Brickyard 400, highlight the state's racing industry.
Purdue receives funding approval from State (2008-07-25)
The Mechanical Engineering Building on Purdue's campus will increase in size by 55%.
Purdue Graduate School has new interim dean (2008-07-25)
Purdue has named a new interim dean for the Graduate School.
Hotdog Festival set for this weekend (2008-07-24)
Frankfort will celebrate the 14th annual Hotdog Festival this weekend.
Wabash National streamlining plan moving forward (2008-07-24)
Wabash National continues with plans to streamline its Lafayette plant, which includes a $9 million investment and fewer workers.
Youth Council promotes recycling (2008-07-24)
A new program from a group of high school students will promote recycling in Lafayette.
Humane Society works with Purdue, Mall to save money (2008-07-23)
The Almost Home Humane Society partners with vet school on spay-neuter surgeries and opens off-site location at Tippecanoe Mall.
Signs highlight historic Lafayette areas (2008-07-23)
The historic neighborhoods of Lafayette soon will be clearly identifiable to residents and visitors.
Ag economists analyze high commodity & food prices (2008-07-23)
Several Purdue agricultural economists say the cost of commodities, such as corn and wheat, will decrease only if the price of oil drops and the dollar gains value.
Medical building breaks ground near new hospitals (2008-07-23)
Doctors from Lafayette area and Indianapolis expressing interest in moving into the new facility.
WL Waste Water Plant considers deodorizer (2008-07-22)
The West Lafayette Waste Water Plant has a new temporary solution to fix the odor.
Indiana vulnerable to high gas prices (2008-07-22)
An environmental group reports Indiana is one of the top ten most vulnerable states when it comes to rising gas prices.
WL drainage problem requires immediate response (2008-07-22)
A rusty pipe combined with flood water has caused a drainage problem in West Lafayette.
Purdue quarterback seeks Heisman Trophy (2008-07-22)
Purdue's quarterback will be receiving extra coverage this year as he contends for a national award.
WL considers combining two city departments (2008-07-21)
West Lafayette leaders will consider combining city departments due to a problem with funding.
Purdue helps farmers in Afghanistan (2008-07-21)
Area farmers are learning about Purdue's efforts to help the Afghani agriculture system.
Changes proposed for a CityBus route (2008-07-21)
CityBus of greater Lafayette is considering adjustments to its 5 Happy Hollow route.
Tippecanoe Co. passes on four day work week (2008-07-21)
Tippecanoe County employees will not be moving to a four-day work week any time soon, because commissioners say there is not enough information to implement the schedule change.
Two options for new ambulances in Lafayette area (2008-07-21)
Tippecanoe Emergency Ambulance Services urging county to lease-purchase five new units, instead of buying one.
Tippecanoe Co. November Vote Center sites finalized (2008-07-21)
Tippecanoe County Commissioners have approved the list of vote centers for November's general election.
West Lafayette man sentenced in daughter's death (2008-07-18)
A Tippecanoe County judge has sentenced a West Lafayette teenager to 40 years in prison for the death of his daughter.
Purdue co-sponsors youth program (2008-07-18)
Purdue is helping to encourage the state's youth to pursue higher education.
Lafayette native to serve on education commission (2008-07-18)
A Lafayette businessman has been appointed to a term on the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.
Indiana Governor allocates funds to education (2008-07-18)
Governor Mitch Daniels says the state can afford to move $84 million into its rainy day education fund.
Obama campaign office opens downtown (2008-07-18)
Downtown Lafayette is the location for a new Barack Obama campaign office.
Indiana ends fiscal year ahead (2008-07-17)
Indiana is finishing its third consecutive fiscal year with a balanced budget.
WL Mayor updates community (2008-07-17)
After six months in office, the West Lafayette mayor says he is happy with the progress the city has made and the projects that are now underway.
Barack Obama leads discussion at Purdue (2008-07-16)
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee speaks on national security issues at Purdue.
Lafayette area charity receives donations (2008-07-15)
The Greater Lafayette Hunger Hike has received grants from two area businesses.
Obama to speak on national security (2008-07-15)
Barack Obama's Senior Foreign Policy Adviser says tomorrow's summit on the Purdue campus will explore 21st century national security threats.
WL deals with tight budget (2008-07-14)
West Lafayette officials continue to struggle with financial woes.
Obama to visit Purdue (2008-07-14)
Presumptive presidential candidate Barack Obama plans to be on Purdue's campus Wednesday.
An Indiana resident restores historic farmhouse (2008-07-13)
An old farmhouse in rural Indiana has been getting a lot of attention recently.
High fuel costs push Indiana residents to ride the rails (2008-07-12)
An Indiana Senator wants to increase funding for trains nationwide.
Indiana wineries enjoying high summer attendance (2008-07-12)
The wine industry in Indiana is seeing more business this summer.
Voyageur canoes compete on Wabash (2008-07-11)
Lafayette area residents can see voyageur canoe river races up the Wabash Saturday during Riverfest.
University Professor promotes reading (2008-07-11)
A Purdue professor is raising awareness about a program that encourages parents and other adults to read more to kids.
Purdue committees give input on new policy (2008-07-11)
Purdue is in the process of drafting a new proposal that will give paid parental leave to employees.
Many IN mortgage brokers face loss of license (2008-07-11)
Hundreds of mortgage brokers in the state are still not complying with a new test requirement.
Purdue and U.S. Navy teaming up for science (2008-07-11)
Engineering students at Purdue will get an early idea of what college is like in the coming weeks.
IN justices weigh death penalty case (2008-07-11)
The Indiana Supreme Court is considering the case of a death row inmate who attorneys claim has a series of mental problems.
Construction begins at Cumberland Elementary next month (2008-07-10)
Students and faculty at Cumberland Elementary can expect to see five new classrooms beginning next school year.
Superintendent candidates lay out goals (2008-07-10)
The two candidates for Indiana superintendent of public instruction are wooing retired teachers.
Lafayette will debate trolley tax (2008-07-10)
Lafayette area residents will have the chance to voice their opinions about the trolley tax.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. will speak at Purdue (2008-07-10)
One of the leading environmental attorneys in the United States will speak at Purdue this winter.
Improvements underway on I-65 (2008-07-10)
Area drivers will find a small detour on Interstate-65 at State Road 28 beginning tonight at 7.
Award will honor diverse company (2008-07-09)
A Tippecanoe County business will be honored for its efforts to promote diversity.
WL Streets and Sanitation plans 2009 budget (2008-07-09)
Rising fuel costs are causing the West Lafayette Streets and Sanitation Department's 2009 proposed budget to be higher.
Local veterans office will get a new van (2008-07-09)
Tippecanoe County veterans soon will have a more reliable way to get to doctor's visits.
WL outlines development budget (2008-07-09)
West Lafayette's development department hopes to promote the city more in the coming year.
Purdue says goodbye to College of Science Dean (2008-07-09)
Texas A&M University is tapping a Purdue administrator to be its next provost.
Area residents can help with law enforcement (2008-07-09)
A new program with the Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Department will give community members the chance to contribute to law enforcement.
IN Chamber of Commerce wants reform (2008-07-09)
The leader of Indiana's largest business advocacy group says the top issue of concern in the gubernatorial election should be local government reform.
Purdue hires new administrator (2008-07-09)
Purdue University will have a new employee on board.
Lafayette United Way re-focuses (2008-07-09)
The United Way of Greater Lafayette is doing a little tweaking.
Go Greener takes place in city government (2008-07-08)
The Go Greener Commission is an official panel of West Lafayette city government.
WL Budget Committee reviews Police and Fire (2008-07-08)
The West Lafayette Police Department will be taking on more expenses for next year.
County surveys US 52 (2008-07-08)
Increased traffic on US Highway 52 is prompting Tippecanoe County to conduct a corridor study.
Two local heroes honored (2008-07-07)
An Area Four Senior Game participant says he owes his life to two event volunteers.
Tippecanoe Co ambulance bids exceed estimates (2008-07-07)
New ambulances for Tippecanoe County could cost more than expected.
Tippecanoe juvenile justice center design chosen (2008-07-07)
Tippecanoe County is moving forward with a juvenile justice center which includes space for alternative programs.
Food Finders accepts donations (2008-07-07)
A large harvest from your garden could help people in need this summer.
Purdue's SPIRIT effort promotes women in technology (2008-07-07)
A program on the Purdue campus this month aims to increase the number of young people, especially women, pursuing careers in computer-related fields.
United Way receives fundraising grant (2008-07-07)
New and increased donations to the United Way of Greater Lafayette will get a dollar for dollar match starting this year.
Tippecanoe sheriff's officers complete training (2008-07-06)
The Tippecanoe County Sheriff's office now has five new graduates from the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety.
At-risk youth create mural (2008-07-06)
Original artwork instead of graffiti is going up along a trail on Lafayette's south side.
State offering health insurance alternative (2008-07-05)
The State is offering another health insurance option for low-income residents.
IN candidate making energy trip to Alaska (2008-07-05)
In an effort to learn more about solutions to the U.S. energy problem, 8th District Republican Candidate Greg Goode will visit the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
SIA Foundation accepting grants (2008-07-05)
Indiana not-for-profit organizations can receive thousands of dollars of grant money by applying to the Subaru of Indiana Automotive Foundation.
County park department prepares budget (2008-07-05)
A spending plan is being developed for the Tippecanoe County Park and Recreation Department.
Delphi celebrates Canal Days (2008-07-04)
The traditional Canal Days Festival will immerse visitors to Delphi in the pioneer lifestyle of the mid 1800s along a famous canal.
NEA conference attracts Hoosier educators (2008-07-04)
Hoosiers at National Education Association conference are focusing their efforts on changes to No Child Left Behind and school funding.
Police crack down on drunk drivers (2008-07-04)
The Indiana State Police are reminding area residents that a cab ride is cheaper than a DUI.
Powers and Oesterle tapped for another BOT term (2008-07-03)
Two members of the Purdue Board of Trustees can now serve another three years.
West Lafayette celebrates Sameer (2008-07-03)
The City of West Lafayette will soon display banners in honor of the 2008 National Spelling Bee Champ.
Tippecanoe Co. leaders continue mulling juvenile center (2008-07-03)
Tippecanoe County commissioners could take another vote to move forward with a juvenile justice center Monday.
Fourth of July fireworks displays (2008-07-03)
There will be several fireworks shows on display this Fourth of July in Tippecanoe and the surrounding counties.
Two Harrison grads receive Wade Steffey Scholarship (2008-07-03)
Two Harrison High School graduates are the first recipients of the Wade Steffey Memorial Scholarship at Purdue.
Local Ivy Tech professor receives honor (2008-07-03)
A Lafayette Ivy Tech paralegal professor is being recognized with the top teaching award.
Purdue professor: Hybrid technology for trucks possible (2008-07-03)
A Purdue professor thinks Federal legislation calling for more research into hybrid engines for heavy-duty trucks is overdue.
McCain addresses National Sheriff's Association (2008-07-02)
Presidential candidate John McCain is promising more federal support for law enforcement.
Consumer prices are on the rise (2008-07-02)
The Indiana Farm Bureau is reporting an increase in its Market Basket Survey.
Big Ten schools pledge to work on Midwest economy (2008-07-02)
A multi-university think tank focused on the economy of the Midwest may include Purdue.
City of Lafayette starts budget process (2008-07-02)
Statewide property tax reform and a delay in receiving tax revenue this year is causing problems for some cities.
Cong. Buyer repackages energy plan (2008-07-02)
Republican Steve Buyer is touting original plan in a different way to seek bipartisan support.
Purdue announces new coach (2008-07-02)
The Purdue men's basketball team will begin their next season with a new associate head coach.
Flooded IN farmers eligible for low interest loans (2008-07-02)
Indiana is releasing $50 million from its General Fund to help farmers recover from recent flooding.
Long Thompson calls for gas sales tax suspension (2008-07-02)
Democrat Jill Long Thompson is calling on Governor Mitch Daniels to suspend the state sales tax on gas.
Lafayette may leave I.U.R.C. jurisdiction (2008-07-02)
The City of Lafayette wants to change the system that governs its water utility.
One Great Read starts July 1st (2008-06-30)
The Greater Lafayette One Great Read program kicks off July 1st.
Ivy Tech program will split (2008-06-30)
Ivy Tech will give students more opportunities to earn manufacturing degrees soon.
Red Cross needs more funds (2008-06-30)
The American Red Cross is calling on all local chapters to help fundraise for the depleted national disaster relief fund.
New state laws in effect tomorrow (2008-06-30)
Many new Indiana laws will take effect tomorrow ranging from life and death to where firefighters can live.
Breeder's Symposium to take place at Purdue (2008-06-27)
The American Kennel Club and the A-K-C Canine Health Foundation will present a Breeder's Symposium on Purdue's campus this weekend.
SIA former President returns to Japan (2008-06-27)
Subaru of Indiana Automotive will say goodbye to its former president.
Nestle plant will open in Anderson (2008-06-27)
A new Nestle plant in Anderson will have its grand opening in October.
WL Planning for 2009 Budget (2008-06-27)
The process for determining the city of West Lafayette's 2009 budget is underway.
WL man pleads guilty for daughter's death (2008-06-26)
A West Lafayette man charged with killing his infant daughter faces up to 50 years in prison.
Indiana companies compete for honor (2008-06-26)
More than one-hundred of Indiana's most promising businesses are vying to be on the Indiana Companies to Watch list.
Purdue dean interviews for Texas A&M job (2008-06-26)
Dr. Jeff Vitter interviewed on campus this week for the position of Executive Vice President for Academics and Provost.
WL man pleads guilty for daughter's death (2008-06-26)
A West Lafayette man charged with killing his infant daughter faces up to 50 years in prison.
Daniels names new corrections chief (2008-06-26)
Indiana's new Department of Corrections commissioner has experience with the state system.
Indiana has many bioscience jobs (2008-06-26)
The Lafayette area is helping Indiana rank as one of the leaders in life sciences jobs in the United States.
New state law about sex offenders faces obstacle (2008-06-26)
A federal judge says part of Indiana's sex offender law is unconstitutional.
Purdue speed limit study finds no change (2008-06-25)
A Purdue study indicates that raising the speed limit to 70 miles per hour on portions of I-65 three years ago has not increased the likelihood of serious accidents.
Big Ten universities discuss economy (2008-06-25)
Representatives from the Big Ten Universities are meeting Friday to discuss the Midwest economy.
Purdue study shows higher speed limit doesn't mean more accidents (2008-06-25)
Three years after Indiana boosted the speed limit to 70 miles an hour on parts of I-65, a Purdue study finds the highway is just as safe as before the change.
Lafayette Updates GIS Maps (2008-06-25)
Lafayette will use improved computer maps to provide better services to residents.
Flooding impacts crops (2008-06-25)
Flooding has caused the destruction of a large amount of crops in Indiana.
TC Commissioners Approve Five New Positions (2008-06-25)
Tippecanoe County Commissioners gave the go ahead for five out of ten requested positions.
TIF error stalls WL fire station plans (2008-06-24)
West Lafayette officials continue to plan for a permanent location for the city's third fire station.
Tippecanoe Co. auditor fixing TIF overpayment error (2008-06-24)
Tippecanoe County Auditor Jennifer Weston says some tax increment financing districts, or TIFs, were given more money than they should have received.
Weed and Seed helps homeless (2008-06-24)
Lafayette's homeless now have hope for homeownership thanks to a Weed and Seed Initiative.
Tax error may delay WL development projects (2008-06-24)
The tax distribution error is prompting a review of some projects funded with TIF money.
Commissioners to Consider Request for New Employees (2008-06-23)
The county would have to come up with 550-thousand dollars annually to fund the ten new positions.
America in Bloom judges arrive this week (2008-06-23)
The judges for the America in Bloom national competition will be visiting Lafayette and West Lafayette starting Wednesday.
State law will protect funeral funds (2008-06-23)
A new state law, which takes effect July 1st, aims to better protect people who pay for their funeral expenses in advance.
Lafayette Provides Housing to Homeless Individuals (2008-06-23)
Shelter Plus Care will provide housing and mental health services to chronically homeless individuals.
Purdue students to cover Beijing Olympics (2008-06-23)
Purdue will send 14 students to the Beijing Olympics this summer to help the media cover the Games.
Design work begins on Purdue Rec Sports Center (2008-06-20)
Purdue University trustees approve initial planning process for $98 million renovation and addition project.
Homestead credits will be distributed early (2008-06-20)
The state government will provide financial relief to Indiana counties.
Veteran's Home receives federal grant (2008-06-20)
The Indiana Veterans Home will be undergoing renovations thanks to a federal grant.
Trustees Approve Purdue Strategic Plan (2008-06-20)
The new strategic plan called "New Synergies" will guide the university through 2014.
Salvation Army leaders are moving on (2008-06-20)
The Lafayette Salvation Army will say goodbye to its long-time leaders next week.
Final Draft of Purdue Strategic Plan (2008-06-20)
Click here to access a link to the final draft of the Purdue Strategic Plan. The document is being presented to the university's Board of Trustees this morning.
Purdue Releases Final Draft of Strategic Plan (2008-06-19)
The final draft of Purdue's new strategic plan has been released in advance of Friday's Board of Trustees meeting.
Final Version of Purdue Strategic Plan Expected This Morning (2008-06-19)
Purdue will release the final version of its strategic plan this morning.
Gates Grant to Purdue continues to help farmers in Africa (2008-06-19)
Cowpea farmers in western Africa are experiencing an increase in quality and quantity of crops this year thanks to Purdue entomologists.
SIA has zero landfill policy (2008-06-19)
A Subaru of Indiana Automotive executive is touting his company's green initiatives.
Purdue and IU team up for health research (2008-06-19)
A new collaboration between Indiana and Purdue universities hopes to build the healthcare industry.
"Dump the Pump" offers free bus rides (2008-06-18)
The mayors of Lafayette and West Lafayette are encouraging community members to take advantage of free bus rides.
Wood announces for supt. of public instruction (2008-06-18)
The retiring superintendent of the Tippecanoe School Corporation wants the state's top education job.
WL Waste Water Treatment will install air freshener (2008-06-18)
Taste of Tippecanoe patrons may notice a better smell coming from the West Lafayette Waste Water Treatment facility this weekend.
Wood To Announce Candidacy for State Superintendent (2008-06-18)
Retiring TSC superintendent Richard Wood will announce his intention to run for state superintendent of public instruction this morning.
Gas Leak on Purdue Campus Forces Evacuation (2008-06-18)
Purdue police are urging people to avoid Russell Street east of Wiley Hall after a contractor working in the area hit a gas line.
TC Commissioners Consider 4-day Work Week (2008-06-18)
Savings on gas and utilities, and better access to services for residents-- those are a few of the arguments in favor of Tippecanoe County moving to a four-day work week.
Purdue Police Release 2007 Crime Statistics (2008-06-18)
The annual security report shows an increase in reported burglaries and rapes, and a decrease in alcohol arrests.
SIA awards eight grants (2008-06-17)
The Subaru of Indiana Automotive Foundation is celebrating its tenth anniversary by giving out a record number of grants.
Purdue names Athletes of the Year (2008-06-17)
Purdue has named a female golfer and a male football player athletes of the year.
TSC Superintendent runs for state position (2008-06-17)
Former Tippecanoe School Corporation Superintendent Richard Wood will run for the state's top education post.
Purdue students compete in Air Race (2008-06-17)
Two Purdue students will participate in the 32nd annual Air Race Classic.
Google Lunar XPrize information (2008-06-16)
The Google Lunar XPrize includes a team with a West Lafayette connection.
Ivy Tech sets enrollment record (2008-06-16)
Summer enrollment for Ivy Tech is at a record high this year.
New interim VP for Government Relations selected (2008-06-16)
Purdue is conducting a nation-wide search for a new Vice President for government relations.
Lindberg Road will be repaired (2008-06-16)
West Lafayette and Tippecanoe County are teaming up to fix Lindberg Road.
Long Thompson chooses running mate (2008-06-16)
Democrat Jill Long Thompson has selected State Representative Dennie Oxley to be her running mate in the gubernatorial election.
BMV helps weather victims (2008-06-16)
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles and several other public and private organizations are teaming up to provide relief to victims of Indiana floods and tornadoes.
WL company in race to the Moon (2008-06-16)
The Google Lunar XPrize competition includes a West Lafayette company.
State defends Autodialer Act (2008-06-16)
The Indiana attorney general's office is defending the state's Autodialer Act, saying it prohibits calls from all parties, not just commercial telemarketers.
Ivy Tech anticipates accreditation (2008-06-16)
Ivy Tech will seek accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission in 2009.
Purdue sponsors animal science workshops (2008-06-13)
4-H students hope tips they learned at Purdue will help them excel at their county fairs this summer.
Saint Elizabeth and CIGNA reach agreement (2008-06-12)
CIGNA HealthCare will continue to cover customers who seek treatment at facilities operated by Saint Elizabeth Regional Health.
Klondike library serves western Tippecanoe County (2008-06-12)
The Tippecanoe County Public Library's Klondike Branch is experiencing greater success than officials had anticipated.
A.G. candidate makes pitch to IN Republicans (2008-06-12)
Indiana attorney general candidate Greg Zoeller is working to unite Republicans behind his campaign.
Kids Count report shows IN slipping in rank (2008-06-12)
Indiana is in the bottom third of the states when it comes to assessing ten measures of child well-being.
McCutcheon H.S. softball wins title (2008-06-12)
The McCutcheon softball team will be crowned the class 4-A state champions.
Gubernatorial candidate confident with petition effort (2008-06-12)
A West Lafayette independent candidate for governor is over half way to getting the signatures needed to be on the ballot.
Champion's Centre sales team confident (2008-06-12)
The condominiums of the Champion's Centre in West Lafayette are being reserved more than a year before they will be available to owners.
Purdue does energy-efficient research (2008-06-10)
Purdue is employing new technology to cut down on energy costs.
Seven WLPD squad cars going green (2008-06-10)
The West Lafayette Police Department is starting an environmental initiative, which also should save money.
Ivy Tech opens facility in White County (2008-06-10)
A new Ivy Tech Instructional Center is on schedule to open in White County this fall.
West Lafayette resurfaces streets (2008-06-10)
The City of West Lafayette will resurface portions of several streets this summer.
Lafayette plans a quiet railroad (2008-06-10)
The city of Lafayette is working to make one of its railroad crossings a bit quieter.
Project Safe Neighborhood offers landlord training (2008-06-09)
The Project Safe Neighborhood Program and Tippecanoe County Prosecutor are teaming up to help Landlords.
Courthouse bombing reward increases (2008-06-09)
A nearly ten-year old criminal investigation is getting renewed attention thanks to a larger reward.
Purdue Women's Basketball will travel to Hawaii (2008-06-09)
At least one top ranked team will be a non-conference opponent for the Purdue women's basketball team.
President Declares Disaster in Some Flooded Areas (2008-06-09)
President Bush has declared that a major disaster exists in more than two dozen Indiana counties due to flooding.
Risk for flooding continues (2008-06-09)
The water is starting to recede in parts of the state, but the risk for more flooding still exists.
Area seniors compete in Senior Games (2008-06-09)
Area IV Agency on Aging is sponsoring the 22nd Annual Senior Games at Jefferson High School this week.
Daniels declares disaster for 41 counties (2008-06-06)
Governor Mitch Daniels is declaring a disaster emergency in 41 counties affected by the severe weather last Friday.
Tippecanoe Co. Red Cross Heroes Campaign begins (2008-06-06)
The Tippecanoe County chapter of the Red Cross is looking for heroes over the next three weeks.
Columbian Park is opening new bog (2008-06-05)
Two local Lafayette companies are contributing to the Columbian Park Butterfly Exhibit.
New Bill will affect school corporations (2008-06-05)
Recently passed property tax reform legislation will have both positive and negative effects for the West Lafayette Community School Corporation.
Purdue will host Earthquake memorial (2008-06-05)
A memorial service for earthquake victims in China will be held on Thursday evening at seven.
Champion's Centre condo prices revealed (2008-06-05)
The 131 condominium development in West Lafayette features units priced from $176,000 to $519,000.
Purdue specialist blames oil prices for higher corn prices (2008-06-05)
A Purdue energy specialist says rising oil prices are the root cause of higher corn prices.
Vectren expects heating bills to rise (2008-06-05)
Vectren energy company is warning customers about expected high heating costs for next winter.
Indianapolis lawyer running for state attorney general (2008-06-05)
A former attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice is officially kicking off her campaign for Indiana attorney general.
Cyclists raise money for youth sports camp (2008-06-04)
A Purdue student and recent graduate are biking across the country to raise money for the PALS program.
Tippecanoe Co. narrows center design to two options (2008-06-04)
One provides for only a detention center, which would cost nearly $16 million. The other includes the detention center and scaled- down space for alternative programs at a cost of nearly $18 million.
Purdue group traveling to Hong Kong (2008-06-03)
A group from Purdue is traveling to China seeking ways to collaborate on research.
Keller Competition showcases young talent (2008-06-03)
The Keller Competition gives young musicians the opportunity to perform as a part of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra.
New vehicle take-home policy in effect (2008-06-03)
High gas prices are causing West Lafayette to reduce mileage on city vehicles.
Tippecanoe Co. needs new ambulances (2008-06-03)
The Director of the Tippecanoe County Emergency Management Agency says the need for additional ambulances in the county is critical.
Tippecanoe County making assessor changes (2008-06-03)
State property tax reform law is reducing the number of township assessors.
WL hires new Director of Development (2008-06-03)
The city of West Lafayette has a new Director of Development.
YWCA cell phones require replacement (2008-06-03)
The YWCA of Greater Lafayette is asking people who have received free 9-1-1 cell phones to turn them in for a replacement.
Lafayette extends Trolley Tax for three months (2008-06-03)
Lafayette will continue Trolley Tax for three months to allow for more input on supporting the transit service.
Mount Everest climb successful for Lafayette doctor (2008-06-03)
A Lafayette doctor is back at home after making it to the summit of Mount Everest.
Tippecanoe Co. consolidating two jobs (2008-06-03)
County commissioners approved move to combine youth services executive director and director of Cary Home jobs.
$50,000 offered for information on courthouse incident (2008-06-03)
Investigators are bumping up the reward offered in the attempted bombing of the Tippecanoe County courthouse.
GOP picks Zoeller for attorney general nominee (2008-06-03)
Greg Zoeller is the Republican nominee for Indiana attorney general. The decision was made Monday at the state party convention in Indianapolis.
New minor at Purdue focuses on Latino issues (2008-06-03)
Purdue University is adding Latin American and Latino studies to its list of available minors.
State adding up storm damage (2008-06-03)
If your property was damaged in Friday night's storm, the state wants to hear from you.
WL council votes to go greener (2008-06-02)
West Lafayette city government is a step closer to officially embracing the environment. Council members voted five to two in favor of making the citizens' Go Greener Commission, a city commission.
Sen. Kennedy's doctor is Purdue alum (2008-06-02)
The doctor who operated on Senator Ted Kennedy is a graduate of Purdue. Dr. Allan Friedman received his bachelor's degree in Science in 1970.
Purdue meets with Friends of Celery Bog (2008-05-30)
Local residents upset about the changes made to the Celery Bog can look forward to more communication with the University.
WL boy wins the National Spelling Bee (2008-05-30)
Sameer Mishra spelled "guerdon" correctly in the final round to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
New restaurant opens in downtown (2008-05-30)
The owner of a new restaurant says he wants to be part of the exciting changes going on in downtown Lafayette.
New wind farm will be in Fowler (2008-05-29)
Soon Benton County will harvest corn, beans and wind energy.
Government helps Bridgeway Apartment owners (2008-05-29)
Residents of a troubled Lafayette apartment complex soon will have more information about their next home.
Construction begins on water treatment facility (2008-05-29)
The Indiana American Water Company is starting work on a new treatment facility in West Lafayette.
Study committees discuss important state issues (2008-05-29)
Top Indiana officials will debate several notable state issues at this year's Summer Study Committees.
Purdue and IU receive funding for biomedical research (2008-05-29)
Purdue and Indiana universities will share a $25 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to collaborate on biomedical initiatives.
Indianapolis Airport name may change (2008-05-28)
There's a push to return Colonel Harvey Weir Cook's name to the Indianapolis Airport.
Red Cross wants to raise $100,000 (2008-05-28)
The Tippecanoe County chapter of the Red Cross is keeping the same goal for its Heroes fundraising effort this year.
Thompson needs running mate (2008-05-28)
After becoming the Democratic candidate for governor, Jill Long Thompson now must choose a running mate.
WL student competes in National Spelling Bee (2008-05-27)
A West Lafayette teenager is making his fourth and final appearance in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Purdue professor recognized (2008-05-27)
More than one-thousand scientists applied to be an investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Go Greener could become City Commission (2008-05-27)
A citizen-based commission in West Lafayette is pushing residents to be environmentally focused.
Officer Marion promoted to Sergeant (2008-05-27)
The city of West Lafayette now has its first female sergeant.
Raising awareness about food for children (2008-05-27)
The head of the Indiana Youth Institute is encouraging state residents to give to food banks during the summer.
WL waste water plant will be audited (2008-05-27)
An audit of West Lafayette's waste water treatment plant should provide the city with ways to improve the operation.
Former Purdue student sentencing set (2008-05-27)
Sentencing is set for this summer in the case of a former Purdue graduate student and Indian national convicted of making online threats.
Summer opportunity draws researchers to Purdue (2008-05-27)
Undergraduate students from around the world are spending eleven weeks on the Purdue campus working on research projects that have practical applications to everyday life.
Rainy Day Fund may grow (2008-05-27)
The Rainy Day Fund for the city of West Lafayette could get a nearly 800-thousand dollar boost.
Purdue group speaks to Mexicans about border issues (2008-05-27)
About a dozen members of the Purdue community have a better understanding of issues along the U.S.-Mexican border, after spending a week there.
More use for credit cards in West Lafayette (2008-05-27)
Credit card transactions could be expanding within West Lafayette city government.
Conventions are approaching (2008-05-27)
Next month, Indiana Democrats and Republicans will hold their state conventions and choose nominees to run for state offices.
Purdue changes admissions process (2008-05-27)
Students applying to Purdue for the first time will have more to do than those before them.
Healthy Indiana Plan enrollment status (2008-05-27)
The state's health insurance plan for low-income, un-insured Hoosiers now has 10,000 enrollees.
West Lafayette school board will borrow four million (2008-05-22)
The delay of property taxes is causing the West Lafayette Community School Corporation to borrow more money.
Trails Project receives funding (2008-05-22)
Lafayette has approved TIF money for a new trail project and job training.
Weed and Seed launches new program (2008-05-22)
Owning a home or a degree will be easier for some low income families in Lafayette.
Lafayette City Hall is over-crowded (2008-05-22)
Lafayette city government is running out of office space.
Friends of Celery Bog will meet with Purdue officials (2008-05-22)
Friends of Celery Bog will be meeting with Purdue officials and Kampen Golf Course designer Pete Dye next week.
Lafayette honors fallen police officers (2008-05-21)
This year marks the 75th Anniversary of the Indiana State Police and the Lafayette Post is honoring the 45 officers who have died in the line of duty over the years.
Search for new Tippecanoe Co Red Cross leader (2008-05-21)
A new executive director for the Tippecanoe County chapter of the Red Cross should be named by June.
Lafayette honors fallen police officers (2008-05-21)
This year marks the 75th Anniversary of the Indiana State Police and the Lafayette Post is honoring the 45 officers who have died in the line of duty over the years.
GOP Convention candidates set (2008-05-20)
Delegates to the Indiana Republican State Convention now know which candidates are running for several statewide offices.
WL "brainy" place to retire (2008-05-20)
West Lafayette is one of the brainiest places to retire in the country, according to U.S. News and World Report.
Lafayette will expand its trail system (2008-05-20)
A grant from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will allow the city of Lafayette to add to its network of trails.
Tippecanoe needs new ambulances (2008-05-20)
Tippecanoe County officials are looking into purchasing new ambulances.
New sewer project begins (2008-05-20)
Lafayette is getting ready to make major repairs to the Elliott Ditch sewer line.
Indianapolis to host 2012 Super Bowl (2008-05-20)
Indianapolis and new Lucas Oil Stadium beat out Pheonix and Houston as site of Super Bowl 46.
Wabash Landing Parking Garage fully automated (2008-05-20)
The West Lafayette Redevelopment Commission has agreed to begin a project that will automate the Wabash Landing Parking Garage.
New Program to help working families (2008-05-20)
Lafayette Mayor Tony Roswarski will be introducing a new Weed and Seed program on Thursday morning to help working families.
Cab companies raise rates (2008-05-20)
Higher fuel prices have caused Lafayette cab companies to raise their rates.
West Lafayette teenage father pleads guilty (2008-05-19)
A West Lafayette father charged with killing his two-and- a-half-month old daughter is pleading guilty.
Purdue helps FBI (2008-05-19)
Purdue computer experts will be helping the FBI in a more formal way.
Purdue looks to future of biodiesel industries (2008-05-19)
Purdue is bringing together experts to discuss the future of the ethanol and biodiesel industries.
Search for Purdue Dean of College of Education continues (2008-05-19)
The search for a new dean of the Purdue College of Education is being extended.
Proposed juvenile justice center could cost $25 million (2008-05-19)
Tippecanoe County Commissioners are considering cost estimates for a proposed juvenile justice center.
Purdue conference promotes service-learning (2008-05-19)
Sparking service-learning through engineering and technology is the theme of a conference on the Purdue campus.
TSC is selling land (2008-05-16)
The Tippecanoe School Corporation is selling six acres of land on County Road 450.
Purdue Softball will go to NCAA Tournament (2008-05-16)
The Purdue Softball team will attend the NCAA Tournament for the first time.
CityBus could raise prices (2008-05-16)
The rising cost of diesel fuel could mean higher rates to ride CityBus of Greater Lafayette.
Board of Elections certifies primary results (2008-05-16)
The Tippecanoe County clerk says a record number of voters cast ballots in the primary earlier this month.
Letter carriers have successful Food Drive (2008-05-16)
The Food Finders Food Bank is expecting totals for the annual Letter Carrier's Food Drive to reach 75,000 pounds.
Cary Home may start admitting girls (2008-05-16)
Tippecanoe County's Cary Home could admit girls within a month.
Volunteers help clean-up Wabash River (2008-05-16)
The annual De-Trash the Wabash event will take place tomorrow.
TSC plans three construction projects (2008-05-16)
The Tippecanoe School Corporation is planning on adding a new elementary school and additions at Harrison and McCutcheon High Schools.
Group Questions Tree Cutting Near Celery Bog (2008-05-15)
After complaints about the removal of trees from the Kampen Golf Course near the Celery Bog, Purdue is planning to work with those who oppose the tree cutting.
Columbian Park Zoo begins butterfly exhibit (2008-05-15)
Lafayette's Columbian Park Zoo will soon add 52 species of butterflies to a new exhibit, thanks to a donation of flowers from Lawn and Shrub, Inc.
Purdue names new vice president for research (2008-05-15)
University of Illinois professor and National Science Foundation assistant director to become next research head at Purdue.
CityBus aims for 50% more riders in 2012 (2008-05-15)
CityBus of Greater Lafayette is unveiling a new strategic plan, which calls for boosting ridership 50% in the next four years.
Friday is Bike-to-Work Day (2008-05-15)
State Health Commissioner Judy Monroe promoting Bike-to-Work Day as good for health and environment.
Wabash National CEO warns of rough times (2008-05-15)
President and CEO Dick Giromini highlighted the positives of 2007, but also laid out challenges to come during the annual shareholders meeting.
James Earl Jones to Speak at Purdue (2008-05-14)
The award-winning actor will speak at Purdue in October as part of the university's Experience Liberal Arts month.
Early taxpayers helping Tippecanoe Co. finances (2008-05-13)
Millions of dollars in property taxes have been paid to Tippecanoe County, even though official bills have not been mailed.
Nominate Your Neighbor returns to Lafayette (2008-05-13)
Lafayette citizens can show appreciation for well-kept property by participating in the third annual Nominate Your Neighbor program.
Tippecanoe Co. closer to buying software (2008-05-13)
The Tippecanoe County Council has approved additional money so officials can begin negotiating a price for a new property assessment software package.
Farmers' Market launches new website (2008-05-13)
The Lafayette Farmers' Market has a new website with more information for consumers.
State health commissioner urging better marketing (2008-05-12)
Indiana health officials need to change the way they communicate with the public. That's the topic of the Indiana Public Health Association's annual meeting and the message from State Health Commissioner Judy Monroe.
Congressman Buyer introduces new energy bill (2008-05-12)
Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, mining more U.S. coal to make liquid fuel, and using more nuclear power are components of a bill Congressman Steve Buyer authored.
Indiana soldier killed in Iraq (2008-05-12)
A member of the Indiana National Guard from Knox, in Starke County, has died in Iraq.
Elsner retiring as local Red Cross leader (2008-05-12)
Debbie Elsner is retiring as executive director of the Tippecaone County chapter of the Red Cross.
Indiana gas price average hits $3.85/gallon (2008-05-09)
Gas prices are soaring across the nation. Now in Indiana, the average for a gallon of gas is $3.85.
Sixty-six businesses earn "best place to work" honor (2008-05-09)
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce announced the third annual "Best Places to Work in Indiana" list.
Downtown Development Council recieves $20,000 (2008-05-09)
The Indiana Association of Realtors provided $20,000 to the Lafayette and West Lafayette Downtown Development Council to promote each downtown.
Purdue commencement to be televised live (2008-05-09)
Purdue's graduation ceremonies will be seen live on television and the Internet.
Program encourages businesses to increase employee ownership (2008-05-09)
Indiana's Employee Stock ownership Program hopes to encouarge 200 companies to allow more employee ownership.
Purdue launces E. coli information center (2008-05-09)
The EcoliHub was launched by Purdue and is a central online source for information about the E. coli bacteria.
Purdue Convocations' 2008-2009 season to include Broadway musicals (2008-05-09)
Purdue Convocations will showcase Broadway shows such as "Chicago" and "Ain't Misbehavin'."
Event allows residents to see Lafayette downtown area (2008-05-09)
The "Unseen City Tour" is allowing residents to view the downtown area of Lafayette.
Vote centers could see change by November election (2008-05-09)
The vote center system could see some changes by the November elections but counting ballots won't speed up.
Food Finders Food Bank director retires (2008-05-09)
Barbara Ahler, executive director of Food Finders Food Bank, is retiring after 27 years with the program.
Purdue sponsors forensic conference (2008-05-09)
The Mobile Forensics World conference in Chicago is being sponsored by Purdue
Schellinger concedes gubernatorial race to Thompson (2008-05-09)
Jim Schellinger conceded to Jill Long Thompson for Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
William Griffel named as director of Purdue Musical Organizaions (2008-05-09)
The chairman of the visual and perfroming arts of Franklin Cnetral High School has been named the new PMO Director.
Indiana Fever waive former Boilers (2008-05-09)
Two former women's basketball players were waived by the Indiana Fever.
TIPPECANOE CO. VOTE CENTER LOCATIONS (2008-05-05)
A list of Vote Center sites for Tippecanoe County voters to cast a ballot on Tuesday.
Schellinger touts gas relief plan (2008-05-02)
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jim Schellinger is touting his plan to provide some relief from high gas prices. He says he does not support a suspension of the gas tax, but is open to the idea of suspending the sales tax on gas.
Stars campaign for Clinton in Indiana (2008-05-02)
A celebrity couple is campaigning through rural Indiana for Senator Hillary Clinton. Actors Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen made stops in northern Indiana Thursday and southern Indiana Friday.
HILLARY CLINTON SPEECH IN LAFAYETTE (2008-05-02)
Senator Hillary Clinton spoke before a crowd of more than 1,000 people at Lafayette's Riehle Plaza Wednesday.
INTERVIEW WITH TED DANSON & MARY STEENBURGEN (2008-05-02)
Actors Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen talk about their support for presidential candidate and friend Senator Hillary Clinton.
Indiana air pollution problem improving (2008-05-02)
The Lafayette-Frankfort region is one of the least polluted metropolitan areas in the country.
Hundreds appeal Tippecanoe Co assessments (2008-05-02)
More than 1,000 Tippecanoe County property owners have filed an appeal of their reassessment. State allows for second filing period after tax bills received.
Reed not seeking another term (2008-05-02)
Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Suellen Reed is not seeking another term.
Purdue student I.D. will work for Primary Election (2008-05-01)
Purdue students will be able to use their university I.D. when they cast a vote in Tuesday's Primary Election.
Former secretary of state stumps for Clinton at Purdue (2008-05-01)
Madeleine Albright says a combination of energy, experience, and dedication makes Senator Hillary Clinton the best candidate for President.
Superdelegate switches from Clinton to Obama (2008-05-01)
Former Democratic National Committee Chairman and Indiana Super-delegate Joe Andrew is switching his support from Senator Hillary Clinton to Senator Barak Obama in the race for the presidential nomination.
Indiana veterans benefit from gift (2008-05-01)
A $2,000 gift is going to the Indiana Veteran's Home to help those with medical expenses.
Purdue professor: Candidate visits affect few voters (2008-04-30)
A Purdue political science professor says presidential campaigners visiting the Lafayette area likely will be preaching to the choir.
Clinton: Indiana jobs not meant for other countries (2008-04-30)
Less than one week before Indiana's primary, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton says she will stop the outsourcing of Hoosier jobs.
CAROLINE KENNEDY SPEECH IN LAFAYETTE (2008-04-30)
Caroline Kennedy spoke to about 200 people Wednesday at the Tippecanoe County Library on behalf of the Barack Obama Campaign.
Caroline Kennedy stumps for Sen. Obama (2008-04-30)
The daughter of former President John F. Kennedy says there are similarities between her father and Senator Barack Obama.
Lafayette smoking ordinance implementation change (2008-04-30)
A proposed smoke-free workplace ordinance for Lafayette could begin later than first thought.
Caroline Kennedy to Speak in Lafayette (2008-04-29)
Caroline Kennedy is expected in Lafayette Wednesday to rally for Barack Obama.
Future plans for Tippecanoe Co juvenile justice center (2008-04-29)
Tippecanoe County leaders are considering other possible uses for land where the proposed juvenile justice center likely will be built.
CityBus rerouts busses due to Clinton rally (2008-04-29)
CityBus is re-routing buses away from Riehle Plaza due to the Clinton campaign visit.
Ackerson tours CAT plant; talks about economy (2008-04-29)
Democrat Nels Ackerson says the 4th Congressional District should be getting more federal contracts.
IN gay vote split over Clinton and Obama (2008-04-29)
Gay and lesbian voters equally split over Democratic presidential candidates as their voting block is courted in tight Indiana race.
Hillary Clinton to Speak at Lafayette Rally (2008-04-29)
Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton is bringing her "Standing Up for Jobs" tour to Riehle Plaza in downtown Lafayette.
Thousands already voted in Tippecanoe Co Primary (2008-04-28)
More than 3,500 Tippecanoe County residents have cast a ballot already in the Primary Election.
NY Jets pick Keller (2008-04-28)
Former Purdue tight end Dustin Keller is going to play for the New York Jets.
Town forum focuses on healthcare (2008-04-28)
The League of Women Voters of Greater Lafayette is inviting the community to a town forum on Healthcare Reform.
U.S. Supreme Court upholds IN voter I.D. law (2008-04-28)
Indiana voters will continue to show a government- issued, photo I.D. when they go to cast a ballot.
FEMA reverses decision; will help IN counties (2008-04-28)
Indiana counties facing huge clean-up costs from flooding earlier this year will see money from Washington, D.C.