Silver Alert: Ralph E. Johnson
Purdue's cutbacks have some on campus concerned.
The Salvation Army is kicking-off its Red Kettle Campaign and the community need is up 15 percent this year.
Purdue University must cut $30 million from its next budget as state revenues continue to decline.
It's the first time in 35 years United Way hasn't reached its goal.
A public meeting on the new way the county assesses property answered many owners' questions.
Fiberglass beams and a polymer composite decking are replacing a 50-year-old concrete bridge.
We traveled to Evonik's largest US manufacturing facility in Mobile, Alabama, to learn more about the company that acquired Eli Lilly's Tippecanoe
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released its picks for the safest vehicles nationwide.
The holiday season is a time when retail stores expect to hire more employees. But how do seasonal employment opportunities in 2009 compare to opportunities in
It's National Huger and Homelessness Awareness Week and community members are eyeing the problem in Tippecanoe County.
Tippecanoe County may save nearly $200,000.00 a year by using new software that will replace paper time cards.
The Coats for Kids drive is celebrating 8 years of keeping youth warm in Greater Lafayette.
The slow economy could lead to a higher-than-average number of deer hunters in Indiana this year.
A bread company from Fort Wayne donated 2,400 loaves of bread to Lafayette's Food Finders Food Bank.
