WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. –– On the morning of June 24, summer school was about more than reading, writing and arithmetic for students at Greater Lafayette area high schools. Students at Lafayette Jefferson, William Henry Harrison, and McCutcheon high schools received a visit from Purdue Employees Federal Credit Union (PEFCU) President and CEO Bob Falk and [...] Read the full story

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University police are looking for a man involved in an attempted robbery that occurred Wednesday (June 24) in a gravel parking lot north of the Marsteller Street Parking Garage. A woman was in the parking lot at about 5:00p when she was approached by a man who motioned that he wanted [...] Read the full story

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Fourth of July fireworks can frighten pets and farm animals and cause them to react in ways that might injure them. But a Purdue veterinarian says there are numerous ways to protect your pets during the celebrations. “Owners must use common sense when they allow pets to join the festivities,” said Lorraine [...] Read the full story

LAFAYETTE and INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — On behalf of the FBI and the Gary PD, Tippecanoe County Project Safe Neighborhood is asking the community for information to help locate Jada Justice, a 2 year old girl who was abducted from Gary late on June 16. According to police and FBI reports, Justice was taken from a parked [...] Read the full story

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — All rides on CityBus will be free all day on all routes on Thursday, June 18, as residents are encouraged to “Dump the Pump” and use public transportation instead, Marty Sennett, CityBus general manager, announced at a new conference at CityBus. Greater Lafayette residents who regularly ride CityBus can save on transportation costs, [...] Read the full story