Decent weekend, fleeting cold snap next week...
Gold and Black LIVE April 16
Justin Wilson's father discussed the burden of the unsolved case in an interview with News 18.
Fleeting Cold Snap Ahead...
As more people purchase firearms, local shops are experiencing an ammunition shortage
A portion of the innkeeper's tax will help boost Tippecanoe County's economy
Gold and Black LIVE April 16
Gold and Black LIVE April 16
Early morning shooting at FedEx claims the life of 8 people in Indianapolis. 4-16-2021
Dry and mild conditions continue Friday before a few scattered showers return in the weekend's forecast.
First virtual Purdue University 'Bug Bowl' reaches worldwide audience
More Patchy Frost...
Governor loses battle to retain emergency powers
More patchy frost ahead...
Jenkins had been manager at Treasure on Pallets in Lafayette for nearly a year when it was raided by police as part of a long-term investigation into the business owners, Fran and Menashi Cohen.
The West Lafayette Go-Greener Commission is seeking a high schooler to take on new "Youth Commissioner" role
Patchy frost is likely Thursday morning in an overall rather dry & windy weather pattern.
On April 14, President Biden announced a plan to return American troops to Afghanistan by September 11, 2021. In Lafayette, locals gave their reaction to the news.
Wetlands bill passes the Senate, now head to the Governor's desk
Patchy Frost Later Tonight-Early Thursday Morning...
Democratic State Rep. Sheila Klinker is worried it doesn't provide the same kind of mentorship and hands on training needed.
Abortion reversal bill heading to the Governors desk
As more people have become eligible and more vaccine has become available, the hospital says it wants to get shots into more people's arms.
As News 18 previously reported, local governments will be flush with cash thanks to the American Rescue Plan. Tippecanoe County will receive $38 million dollars.
Greater Lafayette leaders seeking community input for Phase-3 of Climate Action Plan
Rather dry, windy forecast will persist with some patchy frost ahead.For more information: https://www.wlfi.com/weather/weather-blog-18/
Jones-Rynard tallies first victory with Harrison softball
Jones-Rynart tallies first victory with Harrison softball
Wetlands Bill Update
The Indiana State Department of Health and the Tippecanoe County health Department are following the FDA and CDC's recommendations, and are also pausing use of the J&J vaccine.
Legislators debate state budget
Rather Dry, Windy Regime with Some Frost Ahead...
Rather Dry, Windy Regime with Patchy Frost Ahead...
The Louisiana-based franchise chose West Lafayette for its second Indiana location.
This marks the second location in Indiana.
IU Health Hospital expands Center of Hope to Frankfort and White Memorial
Plenty of sunshine is in store through Tuesday's forecast with breezy conditions.
Rather Dry, Windy & Cooler Week...
Wabash Township Trustee Jennifer Teising says she is facing a state investigation into her residency. An investigation she says is groundless.
INDOT began work on State Road 28 and State Road 39 in Frankfort earlier this month. But because this construction is happening on two main roads through downtown Frankfort, it is causing some confusion on the proper detours.
Rather Dry, Windy & Cooler...
2021 planting season safety on the road
Dry and mild conditions return for the work week. Our next chance for rain returns Saturday.
On April 10, the Greater Lafayette community rallied to stop Asian hate outside of the West Lafayette City Hall
Crown Point baseball hands Harrison its first loss, 15-4
Purdue softball stumbles in shutout
JL Records in West Lafayette had an altercation with a customer who refused to wear a mask in the store.
Showers & storms with another risk of an isolated severe storm...
The zoo is set to open April 17.
Harrison baseball outlasts Chesterton, 10-9
Data is updated nightly.
| County | Cases | Deaths |
|---|---|---|
| Marion | 96141 | 1718 |
| Lake | 51322 | 943 |
| Allen | 39040 | 670 |
| Hamilton | 34368 | 405 |
| St. Joseph | 33865 | 539 |
| Elkhart | 27197 | 431 |
| Vanderburgh | 22050 | 394 |
| Tippecanoe | 21725 | 212 |
| Johnson | 17475 | 374 |
| Porter | 17240 | 298 |
| Hendricks | 16754 | 310 |
| Clark | 12663 | 190 |
| Madison | 12321 | 337 |
| Vigo | 12172 | 244 |
| Monroe | 11417 | 166 |
| LaPorte | 10841 | 204 |
| Delaware | 10325 | 184 |
| Howard | 9629 | 211 |
| Kosciusko | 9098 | 113 |
| Hancock | 7954 | 139 |
| Bartholomew | 7867 | 155 |
| Warrick | 7680 | 155 |
| Floyd | 7543 | 176 |
| Wayne | 6887 | 198 |
| Grant | 6773 | 171 |
| Boone | 6524 | 100 |
| Morgan | 6379 | 138 |
| Dubois | 6074 | 117 |
| Marshall | 5770 | 108 |
| Dearborn | 5685 | 76 |
| Cass | 5678 | 102 |
| Henry | 5569 | 100 |
| Noble | 5393 | 83 |
| Jackson | 4928 | 69 |
| Shelby | 4782 | 95 |
| Lawrence | 4336 | 118 |
| Gibson | 4277 | 89 |
| Harrison | 4275 | 70 |
| Clinton | 4177 | 53 |
| Montgomery | 4172 | 86 |
| DeKalb | 4079 | 84 |
| Huntington | 3774 | 80 |
| Whitley | 3763 | 39 |
| Miami | 3717 | 65 |
| Knox | 3657 | 89 |
| Steuben | 3633 | 57 |
| Putnam | 3523 | 60 |
| Jasper | 3475 | 46 |
| Wabash | 3473 | 77 |
| Adams | 3378 | 52 |
| Ripley | 3334 | 68 |
| Jefferson | 3121 | 80 |
| White | 3078 | 54 |
| Daviess | 2893 | 99 |
| Wells | 2855 | 81 |
| Decatur | 2785 | 92 |
| Fayette | 2771 | 62 |
| Greene | 2704 | 85 |
| Posey | 2684 | 33 |
| Scott | 2608 | 53 |
| Clay | 2530 | 44 |
| LaGrange | 2521 | 70 |
| Randolph | 2346 | 80 |
| Washington | 2306 | 31 |
| Spencer | 2275 | 31 |
| Jennings | 2247 | 47 |
| Fountain | 2082 | 45 |
| Sullivan | 2075 | 42 |
| Starke | 2026 | 52 |
| Owen | 1919 | 56 |
| Fulton | 1909 | 39 |
| Jay | 1858 | 29 |
| Carroll | 1856 | 20 |
| Perry | 1797 | 36 |
| Orange | 1767 | 53 |
| Rush | 1706 | 24 |
| Vermillion | 1659 | 43 |
| Franklin | 1656 | 35 |
| Tipton | 1609 | 43 |
| Parke | 1443 | 16 |
| Blackford | 1333 | 31 |
| Pike | 1302 | 34 |
| Pulaski | 1132 | 45 |
| Newton | 1030 | 34 |
| Brown | 997 | 40 |
| Crawford | 975 | 14 |
| Benton | 964 | 13 |
| Martin | 825 | 15 |
| Warren | 793 | 15 |
| Switzerland | 769 | 8 |
| Union | 697 | 10 |
| Ohio | 557 | 11 |
| Unassigned | 0 | 408 |
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