After patchy morning fog dissipates, highs will reach the mid 60's to around 70. Thunderstorms are possible tonight.- Meteorologist Anne Brown
They're calling the movement "Headbands for Heroes."
The City of West Lafayette is facing challenges with people ignoring social distancing guidelines in public.
Mayor John Dennis said the City of West Lafayette is also limiting the opportunities for public gatherings.
Tippecanoe County Commissioner Murtaugh also said construction on the county's new 1-million dollar superior court is on pace.
The Tippecanoe County Commissioners monthly meeting is Monday morning at 10. But the meeting will be online.
Repetition and routine are crucial for patients dealing with dementia and Alzheimers. Now experts are sharing how to communicate under our nation's temporary normal of social distancing.
Temperatures will continue to climb for the start of the work week, but multiple rounds of rain are in the forecast.
Temperatures will continue to climb for the start of the work week, but multiple rounds of rain are in the forecast.
The city of West Lafayette is facing challenges with people ignoring social distancing guidelines in public.
During this unprecedented time medical workers are dealing with a lot of uncertainty and worry. Two local health care professionals spoke with News 18 about their experience dealing with the impact of a virus that's unforgiving.
Wind Hill Distillery started making hand sanitizer when county leaders noticed their first responders were running out of the vital product.
Some scattered showers & cooler weather will give way to warmth with some t'storms by next week.
Tippecanoe County Public Health Officer, Jeremy Adler joins us in the WLFI studios to discuss social distancing in Tippecanoe County
Food Finders Food Bank Partners with National Guard
Avery Beaver Commits to Wabash Basketball Program
Avery Beaver Commits to Wabash Basketball Program
An Elkhart man is facing multiple charges after he allegedly committed multiple burglaries in West Lafayette.
In a video message to the Purdue community, Purdue President Mitch Daniels announced it would be "irresponsible" to go through with the three-percent raises during these "uncertain times."
Gov. Holcomb has announced Indiana will be extending the stay-at-home order for another two weeks
Scattered showers & cooler temperatures Saturday before we warm up again early next week.
The Islamic Society of Greater Lafayette is extending a helping hand by making sure medical workers at Franciscan Health Lafayette East are fed.
The State of Indiana now has its first mobile rapid antibody test. Phoenix Paramedic Solutions in Lafayette is rolling out the test in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb, the Indiana State Department of Health and other state leaders will host their daily media briefing to provide updates on COVID-19 and its impact on Indiana.
They will now test Indiana healthcare workers, first responders, and critically ill patients.
The rate has jumped from its historic low of 3.5%
The Indiana State Department of Health reported over 400 new coronavirus cases and 24 new deaths Friday.
Rain returns tomorrow and lingers into the first half of Sunday.- Meteorologist Anne Brown
Boy Scout Troop 335 got creative with a platform that's normally used for gamers. But is now being used for scout meetings.
Showers are possible late tonight and Saturday, with a few lingering showers possible Sunday morning.- Meteorologist Anne Brown
Due to the shelter in place Kyle Bledsoe's gigs were canceled. Due social distancing his guitar lesson were as well until, Kyle decided to start teaching virtually.
Scattered rain will follow a warm-up, but brief shot of cooler air comes in for the weekend.
Warmer weather is ahead, along with some rainfall by Saturday.
The warm-up continues into Friday with cooler weather & showers by Saturday.
Boy Scout Troop 335 in Greater Lafayette is findings new ways to come together while still practicing social distancing.
Mental Health America in Tippecanoe County says they have already seen and increase in calls during this pandemic and expect more.
Scenes and video from around Greater Lafayette.
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb, the Indiana State Department of Health and other state leaders will host their daily media briefing to provide updates on COVID-19 and its impact on Indiana.
Businesses shut down while the county waits for the coronavirus to subside.
Above average temps and dry weather to finish the week. Rain and a few storms return over the weekend.- Meteorologist Anne Brown
The Greater Lafayette Chinese community is giving to those who are combating COVID-19.
Pharmacists at Purdue and West Lafayette High School alums are helping supply Greater Lafayette with hand sanitizer during the coronavirus outbreak.
A mostly to partly cloudy sky and warmer weather to end the week. Rain chances return over the weekend.- Meteorologist Anne Brown
Wednesday's message of hope is from Trinity United Methodist Church pastor Tracey Leslie.
Right now, no visitors are allowed inside the Tippecanoe County Courthouse. You can call the courthouse or check online to get updates on the status of your hearing.
Serial bank robber Joseph Kruger sentenced to 40 years in DOC
Warm-up is ahead along with some scattered rainfall.
Franciscan Health Alliance is responsible for two rural hospitals one in Rensselaer and one in Crawfordsville. Both are small, which means their revenue base is much smaller. That loss in revenue can affect virtually all aspects of the hospital's finances.
Lafayette and West Lafayette leaders believe now is the perfect time to complete the survey while you're self-isolating.
Warm-up is ahead, along with some rainfall.
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