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• Lafayette, IN News
• Don't forget NOT to show up for class on Monday! It's Memorial Day and the colle...
• What's going on behind the black plastic?
• The Unsinkable Molly Brown: Stories From the Titanic
• Big Ten baseball tournament begins and Boilers are No.1 seed
• Consideration of historical truth, and the enslavement of a nation divided pt 1
• The Summer Semester begins today! Welcome back, students! What classes are you t...
• Otis Armstrong elected to collegiate Hall of Fame
• Lambert Field finale is one for the ages
• Lafayette Indiana 2012 Hoosier Job Fair
• The Advocate in Louisiana changed AP article to reflect only one side
• Big Ten Champs!
• Thomas Jefferson: avant-garde revolutionary
• Liberty extinguished in the guise of security, and a WTPN solution.
• Downtown Mural Unveiled
• May storytimes at Downtown and Campus
• Register Now – Greater Lafayette Lemonade Day
• Mail Carrier Food Drive Saturday May 12th Stamp Out Hunger
• Looseleaf Writing Workshop: Science in Poetry
• Boilers comeback against No. 14 UCLA is one for the ages
• What are your plans for the future?
• 39th Annual Round the Fountain Art Fair May 26th
• Dr. Ron Paul becomes a viable contender
• Dr. Ron Paul becomes a viable contender
• Fly Fishing: A Guide's Perspective
• It was a packed house yesterday afternoon at Commencement. Look at all of those...
• It's always so quite around here after Commencement. We miss you already!
• Janet Alm - Psychic
• Celebrate the end of semester by bringing your family out to the Campus Activiti...
• Eating Local on a Budget
• John Adam's encouragement rings in the hearts of America
• Cheniere Energy has a great advantage in Louisiana
• Wow! We like to see these numbers. Congratulations Class of 2012!
• One day left to pre-register your children for Family Night Out. Join Circle K I...
• We are celebrating 6 months of Financial Aid Trivia Contest! All participants fr...
• For a chance to win great prizes… The Financial Aid Trivia Contest question for...
• Mother Goose Day
• Purdue baseball remains in first place in Big Ten
• I've got my reservation!
• Truth became an issue at the Lafayette caucus site
• Best of luck on finals everyone! How have you been preparing?
• Two former Boilermakers drafted by the NFL
• Tell a Story Day
• Judge Andrew Napolitano for Dr. Paul's VP?
• National Train day
• Can the Federal Reserve destroy America?
• Good morning everyone! What has been your favorite course since you've been stud...
• Open Mic Poetry Night
• Seem to be a lot of 'lasts' on this week's things to do! The end of the semester...
• Insight to the delayed disaster responses from FEMA
• sWiST Women's Self Defense class is today at 5:30 in room 1106. I hear they will...
• Strategies to a Secure Financial Future
• Don't miss out on the last Taco Tuesday of the semester! You can find our lovely...
• Boiler baseball takes 2-of-3 from Huskers
• Paper Airplane Race
• SOS - The Titanic is Sinking
• Where did the warm weather go?
• TV Turn-Off Week brings various activities and prizes to children of Lafayette
• Sunday will bring sunny weather to central Louisiana
• Live Clue After Hours
• Can I get a like if you're graduating this May?!
• The end of the semester is right around the corner! Don't forget to register for...
• Great information, don't forget!
• Big thanks to BSU for a fun filled night of fashion spontaneity!
• Watch your fellow students strut their stuff at tonight's Fashion Show presented...
• It's Tuesday, and we all know what that means...TACOS! Stop by the student loung...
• Halfway home, Boilers still lead Big Ten baseball chase
• It's time to flex those voting muscles of yours. Voting for SGA 2012-2013 Office...
• Technology Petting Zoo
• Good morning all! How will you be spending your weekend?
• Writer's Workshop and Author Visit: Dolen Perkins-Valdez
• Purdue legend, Blalock, passes away at 65
• That free massage was just what I needed this morning! You too can feel as relax...
• Meet Award-Winning Author & Illustrator - E. B. Lewis
• Don't miss today's free Identity Theft Seminar presented by Huntington Bank from...
• 2012 National Library Week – Authors, Tours & Fun!
• Looseleaf Writing Workshop - Playfulness and Humor in Poetry
• Purdue baseball leads the pack in the Big Ten
• The campus library is celebrating their 10th Anniversary tomorrow and you're inv...
• 1500 wow! Great job Dental Assisting program on a successful event.
• CSX Wabash Avenue Road Closure
• Purdue women's basketball gets good news on Mingo's return
• All Tippecanoe County Public Libraries Closed Sunday, April 8
• WBAA Interviews E. B. Lewis
• Little Cub Club 2012
• Deena Linnet Poetry Reading
• TLC & m.s.L.G. Black Out Poetry Joint Meeting
• Afternoon all! Just a heads up, the Renaissance Instructional Center will be clo...
• Congrats on making it past the half way mark this week! Who's celebrating by att...
• Bedtime Zoo Stories 2012
• If you weren't able to today, stop by the Grand Hall tomorrow from 10-2 and dona...
• Ghosts of the Abyss: Titanic Documentary
• The Ron Paul comic book is Progressive indoctrination
• Robbie Hummel named Lowe's Senior CLASS Award winner
• Mad Science
• Rest up this weekend everyone, we've got some great events starting on Monday!
• Spring 2012 Hydrant Flushing
• Social Networking Classes - Google+
• Louisiana Catholics bashed by Obama and the Progressive secular media
• Free popcorn at the Disability Resource fair!
• If you're craving baked goods today, head to the Health Information Technology C...
• Investment Press Release
• What's happening today? Let me enlighten you! Kedler's Village Benefit with Cami...
• Congratulations to the Mavs, winners of this year's Intramural Basketball League...
• Purdue opens Big Ten baseball play with two wins
• Don't miss tonight's Distinguished lecture series "Chasing the Red Dragon and Fi...
• A haunting question to Dr. Paul in Louisiana. 3/23/2012
• Anyone participating in the Ivy Tech Athletic Tournament in Indianapolis tomorrow?
• Phi Theta Kappa is hosting "Haitian History", a presentation by Dr. Kevin Shroth...
• Parents: Get Set 4 Kindergarten
• Social Networking Classes - LinkedIn
• Did you know Ivy Tech-Lafayette has a club basketball team? Now you do!
• Purdue baseball team opens conference play at Ohio State
• What's your definition of diversity? Tell us here or stop by the Grand Hall toda...
• Ron Paul will speak in Louisiana before the primary
• What Can I Do With My eReader?
• Purdue's basketball season ends in NCAA's third round
• Don't miss tomorrow's motivational speaker Dan Davison! Hear what Dan has to say...
• Good morning everyone! Tickets for the Indiana Pacers vs. Phoenix Suns game on 3...
• Americans sell out their children for a lick and a promise...
• Hope everyone has a fun, safe and very green St. Patrick's Day tomorrow! We look...
• Sadly all good things must come to an end. Luckily, there are some great events...
• The Hunger Games
• Social Networking Classes - Twitter
• Congratulations to our very own Danielle White! Danielle recently received the A...
• Art of American Regionalism
• What are you looking forward to most with this spring weather? I'm partial to pi...
• Purdue women are No. 4 seed for NCAA's
• Just a reminder, registration for the Fall semester begins March 15th.
• I don't think we could have asked for warmer weather this spring break. Now if o...
• Purdue gets St. Mary's in NCAA opener
• March Friends Sale
• Survive and advance: Purdue beats Nebraska in BTT
• Happy Friday and happy Day of Service! Don't forget, tomorrow is the deadline fo...
• Social Networking Classes - Flickr
• Like this is you're participating in tomorrow's Day of Service!
• Summer scholarship opportunities! Ivy Tech Lafayette currently has unallocated s...
• Mushroom Gardening
• Come bid on your favorite silent auction items now until Thursday (3/8) at 12:30...
• Congratulations to all the new PTK members being inducted tonight!
• We were glad to see some students utilizing the quad in this lovely weather! Hop...
• Social Media Press Release
• Purdue women are Big Ten tournament champs, again
• Tech Twist Game Night
• If you have time tomorrow, head over to the library for two free seminars. Using...
• Looks like there are some great items available in this week's Silent Auction to...
• Shenandoah Roundabout Award
• Indiana beats Purdue, Boilers are six-seed in BTT
• Looseleaf Writing Workshop: Creating Fictional Worlds
• Ron Paul and Cheniere Energy skyrockets, and about to go to warp
• If you didn't already know, March is Disability Awareness Month! Keep your eyes...
• Read Across America
• Purdue wins home finale
• Have you participated in the Financial Aid Trivia Contest yet? Now is your chanc...
• Don't miss an opportunity to be heard, attend today's SGA Town Hall Meeting at 1...
• Teen Tech Week 2012
• Social Networking Classes - Facebook
• There are always so many great events happening on campus, how does one choose!?
• Event Street Closure Request
• Purdue women celebrate senior day with win over IU
• Purdue upsets No. 11 Michigan
• Pioneer Pastimes & Stories: Tippecanoe Storyteller's Guild
• Pioneer Past Times & Stories: Tippecanoe Storyteller's Guild
• Ron Paul's signature in blood
• Truth is the wind under Ron Paul's wings
• Planning on attending the sWiST Dating Game set for February 29th? Tickets are b...
• Boilers beat Huskers in Big Ten battle
• Ewaste Collection Day
• I Have an e-Reader, Now What? Redux
• I'm sure you've seen Ivan around campus, but did you know he's the Tippy Connect...
• These lucky Ivy Tech students got to spend an afternoon with Representative Rand...
• Check this out!
• Just a friendly reminder, the FAFSA deadline is March 10th. Have you filed yours?
• In honor of President's Day, who is your favorite president?
• Cold shooting second half dooms Boilers
• Barlow gone, Byrd suspended one game for Purdue
• Pioneer School: Freetown Village
• Anyone planning on attending the Find Your Future 2012 Open House tomorrow? Afte...
• Purdue women slip out of first place in the Big Ten
• Bump, set SPIKE! Ivy Intramural volleyball starts Wednesday, February 29th at th...
• If you haven't registered for Find Your Future this weekend or spread the word t...
• 2011 Trends
• Jewelry Making for Teens
• Great Backyard Bird Count
• What classes are you taking this summer?
• Financial Fitness Seminar Participate for a chance to win a 50$ gift card AND ge...
• Truth and Art in the mind's eye of a writer/photographer
• Don't worry if you forgot to get that special someone something for Valentine's...
• You could be the lucky winner of a $50 gift card by attending either today's LOA...
• Congratulations to Richard Kirby and Teresa McCormick for winning this month's F...
• Don't forget, Summer registration begins this Wednesday, February 15th. I've bee...
• Purdue beats Northwestern to stay even in Big Ten play
• The Dulcimer Gathering
• Have you registered for Find Your Future 2012 Open House yet? No? It's probably...
• Spotted in the Grand Hall: The new Student Guides! Remember, Summer registration...
• Booklover's Crafts
• Sing For Justice: Denise Wilson
• Purdue close, but not enough, to upsetting Buckeyes
• Mmmm smells like popcorn in this office! Grab some while it's hot and learn abou...
• Purdue women stay in first place in the Big Ten
• Today starts the February Documentary Series screenings, brought to you by the O...
• Indiana topples Purdue at Mackey
• Home Arts Sampler
• Purdue women lose in triple OT thriller
• It's Friday and what could be better than participating in the Financial Aid tri...
• NLI day: Purdue football inks 23 new Boilers
• NLI day: Purdue football inks 23 new Boilers
• Christian warmongers: a designed primer for WW3
• It's a bird, it's a plane...it's a Super Car! In the Grand Hall no less. We'll h...
• Financial Aid month celebration schedule! February is Financial Aid Month and we...
• Tipcat availability notice
• This weather is crazy! Have you been enjoying this warm winter or do you miss th...
• Wabash River Conservation
• Financial aid trivia contest for February is here!!! “February is Financial Aid...
• Purdue picks up road win at Northwestern
• Time for refunds is almost here! Do you know how much your refund should be and...
• Time to keep on voting for the Duane Purvis Burger
• Winter in the land of the Boilermakers
• Alcoa Investment Background
• Alcoa Press Release
• We hear there were some great freebies yesterday at the Preferred Partner Day. W...
• Michigan hands Purdue its second straight loss
• Why Louisiana should want Ron Paul as President Part One
• Purdue women knock off Spartans
• Crazy Hot Cocoa
• The word of the day: Discounts! Head over to the Grand Hall from 10am to 1pm to...
• The Louisiana Paulbot who didn't turn around
• How much should your refund be? Don’t miss our interactive Explore Your Campus C...
• Happy National Pie Day! After a day/night of studying, what's your favorite pie...
• Michigan State topples road weary Purdue
• Ron Paul's truth in a Lafayette Coffee Shop
• Happy Friday! Hope everyone has something fun planned for the weekend. We sugges...
• Purdue women beat IU
• Pink Princess Storytime
• Have you checked out the recent improvements to the Wellness Center? Stop by the...
• FYI...
• Purdue sweeps regular season series from Iowa
• If you missed yesterday's involvement fair, you're in luck! You have a second ch...
• Explore your Campus Connect Workshop: How much should your refund be? Time for r...
• Amish Herbal Remedies
• A heartfelt thank you to everyone who volunteered their time at Imagination Stat...
• Boiler women stay undefeated in Big Ten play
• Purdue QB Marve to return in 2012
• African American Cultural Celebration of Music, Dance, Art and Spoken Word
• Appreciate a Dragon Storytime
• Zombie Prom Lock-In
• The first African American Cultural Celebration of Music, Dance, Art and Spoken...
• Badgers end Boilers long home winning streak
• Be careful out in this weather! And don't forget about the first SGA meeting of...
• Former Boiler now G.M. of the Colts
• Snow Removal information
• Brrrr...It's sure getting chilly out there! Forecast calls for snow the next few...
• What could be better than grabbing a cup of O'Charley's Soup and a roll in the s...
• I Have an e-Reader. Now What?
• Our Louisiana future looks bright with another energy boom
• Boilers over Gophers in Minny
• Welcome back and best wishes for a fun and successful Spring term!
• Vote for the Duane Purvis buger before voting ends in this round!
• The deadline to pay for Spring 2012 classes is tonight at 10pm EST. If you have...
• Live Angry Birds
• Did you resolve to play more intramural sports this semester? You're in luck, ba...
• New Financial Aid Trivia Question for January! Happy New Year from all of us at...
• Looking for the nearest book drop box?
• Ron Paul supporters consider the JFK Secret Society speech in Lafayette, LA
• FYI, the Renaissance Instructional Center will be closing today at 3:00pm.
• Happy Noon Year Celebration
• Boilers open conference play with road win
• Juggling Workshop
• Elliot Feltman
• Purdue's football boss gets two-year extension
• Year-End Holiday Schedule
• Purdue women head to break with blowout win
• The Renaissance Instructional center will be closed to the public today, Decembe...
• The spring semester is just two weeks away. If you are planning to register for...
• The Ron Paul Revolution, the American Revolution, and the French Revolution
• Balanced Boilers dump IPFW
• Code of ethics in emergency management - Part II
• Code of ethics in emergency management - Part I
• It's about that time to update your student ID! Head to the Cashier's office or...
• Now that the fall semester is over, how will you be spending your break?
• Butler tip-in topples Boilermakers
• Holiday Storytime
• Ron Paul supporters, and a Christmas wish to all
• Looking for a way to unwind after finals? Why not attend the Student Life spons...
• Boy Scout troop 185, New Orleans 1962
• Have you heard the good news?! Santa is taking time out of his busy holiday sche...
• Uncle Tomism, and the mutiny of the USS Kitty Hawk
• Hope everyone had a relaxing weekend! How are you preparing for Final Exams?
• Purdue pounds another MAC opponent at Mackey
• Thank you First Assembly Christian Academy Choir for helping us spread the Holid...
• The final SGA meeting for the semester is tonight 4:15-5:15 in room 1132. All s...
• Jean Shepherd and "A Christmas Story"
• Jean Shepard and "A Christmas Story"
• Purdue sluggish in win over WCU
• Madonna’s prayer, Saint Giovannino, and the UFO
• Interested in creating a student organization for equality on campus? Head to I...
• Read to the Beat
• Boilermakers ready for some pizza, pizza
• What could be better on a Tuesday than a free concert on campus?
• The truth of Ron Paul
• Purdue women hold off defending national champ Aggies
• Purdue loses at Xavier
• The Ron Paul enemies: top and bottom feeders without bounds
• Friends - Holly Jolly Sale
• Have you taken an ornament from the Community Giving Tree in the Grand Hall yet?...
• For the Spring Semester: When is the FIRST and LAST day students can use their f...
• Boilers best 'Canes in Big Ten/ACC challenge
• Do you have tickets for tonight's Craig Porter Benefit Zumba fundraiser at 5:30p...
• Winter weather is upon us! Are you prepared?
• Head on over to Montgomery County for another free Wii bowling event from 10:30a...
• If you find yourself in White County today and love Wii bowling, today is your d...
• Boilers bring back Bucket
• Closed Thanksgiving Day
• Boilers blast Western Michigan
• Boilers head to Bloomington in hopes of a bucket and a bowl
• NSP Homes Public Offering Notice
• Marble Falls trip notes from my Shadow
• Teen Read-a-thon
• The amplification of events in Japan
• 2012 City Holiday Schedule
• The Flu and You
• Want to win some prizes from the Financial Aid Office? Stayed tuned to find out...
• Louisiana Libertarians reject flat and fair tax by educating themselves
• Cookies and other goodies are on sale in the Student Lounge in Ivy Hall today fr...
• Hobbling from Stonehaven to Donnattar Castle Part 3
• Black Friday or Black Thursday?
• Tornado alert has been lifted. Classes are resuming under their normal schedule....
• Ivy Tech-Lafayette is currently under a tornado warning. Classes will resume on...
• Mackey Celebration Weekend goes perfectly for the Boilermakers
• Purdue knocks off Ohio State in overtime
• National Gaming Day
• Express your support of veterans at Ivy Tech's Walk of Freedom in honor of Veter...
• It's a soup kind of day. The Paralegal Society is holding a Soup & Bake Sale to...
• Diary of a Wimpy Kid
• Frankenstein's Monster: Image and Myth
• Scott Russell Sanders - Tippecanoe Bicentennial
• TLC & msLG - NaNoWriMo
• Two Facebook Classes - Sign up for one or both!
• Klondike Novel Writing Month w/ Adam Lefton
• What has been your favorite class this Fall?
• Boilers lose Drey Mingo for year with ACL tear
• Boilers serve as homecoming victim of Michigan
• Have you registered for Spring yet? Make sure you get the days and times you wan...
• Big Ten basketball media day - Hummel dominates the conversation
• Creepy, Spooky, Not-too-Scary Storytime
• We know we have our costumes ready for tonight, do you? Who are you dressing up...
• Chenier Energy in Louisiana (AMX:LNG) is one hot stock
• Purdue's Hummel named All-Big Ten, again
• What could be better after a night of Harry Potter than a night of Trick-or-Trea...
• Tippecanoe and Haunted Too!
• Vietnamese swamp-ghosts on a Louisiana rig 1988
• Tropical Storm Rina to head north
• If you're in Crawfordsville around the I-74 interchange, stop by the Commerce Pa...
• Tropical system to become a hurricane?
• Purdue entertains homecoming crowd with upset win
• Our Camouflaged World: from forest to board room
• The light of Truth: Evident Change in Christianity, its Ambiguity, and Hope
• Chatham Square Update
• For all you planners out there, be sure to mark your calendars for the Family Mo...
• Two Teen Writing Workshops
• Salem Witch Trials
• Hello all! After participating in today's fun events, I'm sure you're just itchi...
• Purdue to host Illinois for homecoming Saturday
• The 3/50 Project
• Armchair Travelers: Hawaii
• Be on the lookout for a couple of great events on campus tomorrow! From 12:30-1...
• Manufacturers in the Lafayette area are also looking for skilled workers with th...
• Marie Antoinette and the march on Wall Street
• A Lafayette stranger sounds his horn at a trusting pedestrian
• Multiple mistakes costly as Purdue loses at Penn State
• Author Visit: Jack Montgomery
• Purdue blows out Indiana in women's soccer
• Winning Solar House Comes to Glen Acres Neighborhood
• 3/50 Project
• The Power of Two: Four QB's to battle when Purdue visits Penn State
• Ron Paul and the Austrian School of Economics
• 3/50 Project
• Want to know more about Ivy Tech? VISIT CAMPUS THIS WEDNESDAY NIGHT 6-7!! Explor...
• Moldy Cheese Day
• Purdue routs Minnesota in Big Ten opener
• Letter to James B. Treat, USDC, "Do not tread on me!"
• If you would like to go on the Frank Lloyd Wright SAMARA house tour on Tuesday,...
• Hey, did you know it's FRIDAY!? Why not kick off the end of the week by attendin...
• Need tips on saving money on a college student's budget? You're in luck! Head...
• Battle of the Books
• Jumpstart's Read for the Record
• “Just Walk for the Health of it 2011”
• Purdue gears up for Big Ten opener
• Shoes for the Needy Appeal
• Ron Paul support grows in Lafayette
• Safe travels to those heading to the Indianapolis Museum of Art today! Be sure t...
• Happy Monday Ivy Techers! If you missed registering to vote last week, no worrie...
• Notre Dame dominant in win over Purdue
• What is the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund's function and goal?
• Former Purdue standout named NFL Rookie of the Month
• Fun at the Feast
• Having the guts to say no to the American Community Survey
• If you haven't already, be sure to make an appointment with your academic adviso...
• City of Lafayette Awards
• Author Visit: David T. Murphy
• NSP Housing Renovation
• Purdue to stick with two QB system vs Notre Dame
• This Friday, don't miss out on Ivy Tech's First Annual "Day of Service"! Opport...
• If you haven't registered to vote, and would like to, voter registration will be...
• Riggs Health Center Expansion
• Officer training for student organizations tonight, 5:30pm -7pm in Ivy Hall room...
• Love art? The Office for Student Life is sponsoring a trip for 38 to the Indian...
• Purdue volleyball opens Big Ten year 2-0
• Tropical Storm Philippe develops
• Activity stirring up in the Atlantic Ocean
• Everyone do your anti rain dance for the weekend! Hope you had a productive and...
• Menu for today: 3-4pm SGA Town Hall Meeting, Ivy Hall room 1120 4:15-5pm SGA Mem...
• Steampunk
• Kindle-compatible downloadables now available!
• Disability Support Services Student Club is having a meeting tomorrow, Thursday,...
• We're sure you've noticed the addition of a Purdue Federal Credit Union across f...
• Tropical Storm Ophelia heads towards the Caribbean
• Good Morning Ivy Tech! Did you know that the Almost Home Humane Society is holdi...
• Classes in Crawfordsville today? Be sure to stop at the Montgomery County Instr...
• Leaf Pickup Schedule 2011
• Hope for America, and the deep-seated TRUTH of Ron Paul
• Rebuilding After a Financial Crisis
• Talk Like a Pirate Storytime
• Purdue wins in week three in dominating fashion
• Categories of a hurricane
• Superhero Spectacular
• Adult Trike Races today @ Noon-2pm. Parking Lot A, next to Ivy Hall. FREE to any...
• Geriatric Care Management & Choosing a professional for your loved one
• 2011 Fall Hydrant Flushing
• Purdue hosts SEMO in week three
• Georgia NAACP tries to save a life, Louisiana NAACP sued, and Ron Paul's hope
• Twitter 101
• Blocked FG turns away Boilers in week two
• Friends Fall Book Sale - Downtown Library
• Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society - Informational Meeting. Today, Noon...
• Purdue faces first road test in week two
• In Remembrance of 9.11.01 Ivy Tech - Lafayette Blood Drive TODAY 9:00AM-5:45PM...
• The American Community Survey is unconstitutional
• The Hangover 2 - Today on campus @ 10am, 1pm, 3pm in Ivy Hall, Room 1333 (NCHS A...
• Klondike Scavenger Hunt
• Like free stuff?! Stop by the Grand Hall from 10am-1pm today to learn about the...
• Purdue survives upset scare, wins season opener
• How has Tropical Storm Lee impacted you?
• Last day to purchase $5 tickets to the Indianapolis Indians game (9/3) this Satu...
• Cheniere Energy, a light at the end of the Progressive dark age
• Gulf of Mexico seeing tropical activity
• Teen Library Club & Middle School Library Guild Joint Meeting
• YMCA on Campus Today!! Putting Challenge and Quarterback Challenge in the Grand...
• Katia already an impressive hurricane
• In Remembrance of 9.11.01 Ivy Tech - Lafayette Blood Drive Wednesday, September...
• Boilers prep for game one, Middle Tennessee
• MOHs surgery, skin cancer, and the damage of Louisiana sun
• Will Tropical Storm Katia pose a threat?
• E-waste Collection Day
• Purdue football fan? Stop by the Grand Hall in Ivy Hall today from 10am-2pm to l...
• Student Involvement Fair - Today, 10am-2pm, Grand Hallway of Ivy Hall. Meet our...
• Purdue volleyball opens the season with three straight wins
• Are Louisiana residents tired of Irene?
• Damage assessments begin as Irene continues her attack
• TCPL Mobile Library @ Hands On Trucks
• TGIF! Now that your first week is over, tell us what you're looking forward to m...
• Thanks Dueling Pianos International!
• What do rock climbing walls, dueling pianos and volunteer organizations have in...
• Purdue loses starting QB to injury before season even begins
• You too could be having this much fun!
• Hurricane Irene jumps from CAT 1 to CAT 3 overnight
• Back to School for Lafayette - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hurricane Irene spares the Gulf coast and eyes the east coast
• Don't miss out on all of the fun and exciting Welcome Week festivities!
• You & Your Preschooler
• Tipmont REMC Operation Round Up Trust Gift
• Students will receive informational flyers about downtown parking instead of a t...
• Purdue women's soccer opens season with split
• Who are those guys? Find out during Welcome Week activities happening around cam...
• All Libraries Closed Monday, September 5
• Today is the first week of classes! Good luck to everyone, and allow a little ex...
• Inaccurate prediction causes mass hysteria
• Tropical Storm Irene headed this way?
• AP college football poll is out, Boilers to face three ranked foes
• Potential threat approaches from the Atlantic
• Author Visit: Andrew Levy
• Tropical Storm Harvey and other systems are spinning up the Atlantic
• Hurricane season is ramping up: Get motivated and get prepared
• The Persuaders
• Dr. Ron Paul: Where truth cannot be gagged
• Feed and Coffee Discussion
• WBAA Interviews Author Rachel Loepker
• Picture in Atlantic changes - Tropical Depression 7 now on top
• Rachel Loepker Reception
• Tweetprov Comes To One Great Read
• Purdue football media day: 2011
• Tropical Storm Franklin poses no threat to the United States
• Tropical Depression 6 forms in the Atlantic Ocean
• Jobs are available if you have the skills that companies need. Manufacturers are...
• High chance for tropical storm development
• Favorable environmental conditions aid in the development of Invest 92L
• Far out in the Atlantic Ocean - Tropical activity from Invest 93L
• Atlantic Ocean activity spurs Invest 94L
• Technoism
• Purdue football gets big-time D-line transfer
• A Progressive Atheist posed a powerful question
• Closed Staff Training Day - August
• Ivy Tech students can get a discount on season tickets to Purdue's 2011 football...
• Fall classes begin August 22, and there is still time to sign up for classes at...
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Purdue women's basketball team is European bound
• Purdue football team unveils new uniforms for 2011
• Jack Owens gets Purdue basketball promotion
• Shy and stubborn tropical system has high chance for development
• What is Cyberpunk?
• Tropical Depression #5, Tropical Storm Emily to debut this weekend
• Big Ten media day...Boilers say they are ready
• Snakehead Ed
• Skype Author Visit M.T. Anderson
• Steps for community disaster planning and mitigation
• Tropical Storm Don enters the Gulf of Mexico
• Head Start school supply donations can be made at IFCU
• Frightened Christians thanking God for laughing Progressives
• Tropical Storm Don tries to develop in Gulf of Mexico
• Tippecanoe Steam & Gas Power Show
• Teen Tuesday - Teen Texting Competition
• Ivy Tech is on the Green Map for degree programs in sustainable energy and biofuels.
• This is the last week of the summer semester. Fall classes start August 22. Registration is open now for Fall 2011 and Spring 2012.
• B.I.G. Bully Intervention Games, creative kids camp
• The "rats" of New Orleans, and the Progressive breeding program
• Clang!
• Great Produce this week at the Farmers Market
• A new species found in Louisiana?
• Migratory struggle on Louisiana rigs
• Tech Lab
• Suborbital Vehicle Travel
• 2011 Tippecanoe County Fair
• Purdue women to host defending national champ Aggies
• National Hurricane Center may upgrade Invest 98L to tropical depression
• Wanderlust: Traveling on a Budget
• Star Wars Extravaganza
• Finding truth in a world of fear and dogmatism
• Message in a bottle found in New Orleans and the plane crash
• A fine memory of Saudi Arabia’s Sahara Desert
• Cyber Safety
• Deborah Asante presents "Once Upon a Time in Africa"
• Greater Lafayette Commerce Survey, Give your opinion
• Teen Tuesday - Goodbye Harry Potter
• Political Correctness from hot air and flapping lips
• New Keady Court unveiled for new Mackey Arena
• Purdue honors the memory of Sean Matti
• 2 tropical systems worth watching
• Try Tai Chi: Novel Destinations in Action
• Adzooks Puppets
• Acadiana five day weather forecast for July 6 - 10
• Tragedy strikes Purdue football family
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• Registration for spring semester 2012 is now open. Beginning this year, registration for spring classes will start on July 1.
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• All Libraries Close, Monday July 4
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• Fazoli’s has free Spaghetti for Military this weekend
• The college is closed Monday, July 4. What are your plans for Independence Day?
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• Vermilion Parish residents eligible for mitigation funding
• What is mitigation and can you get funds to protect your home?
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• Purdue basketball unveils non-conference schedule
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• Chase Community Giving is donating up to $500,000 to charities based on voting on Facebook. Please go to the Chase page and vote for Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana, one of the college's Intersection Connection partners. JA has already placed
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• Just a few Tomato Facts
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• All TCPL Libraries Closed - ILF District 2 Conference
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• Looseleaf Poetry Workshop: New Narratives
• Downtown Farmers Market means Spring is Really Here!
• Purdue swept by MSU, now sits in third place in the Big Ten
• Mayor's Youth Council Application
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• Matt Painter adds Greg Gary to Purdue coaching staff
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• Stories Under The Sculpture - May!
• Had a great time watching "Gnomeo & Juliet" on the lawn
• Commencement is this Sunday, May 8! Are you walking across the stage this year? Who will be in the audience to cheer your accomplishment?
• Big baseball weekend awaits Boilermakers
• Early Crops: Food and Nutrition
• Database classes @ Campus Library
• Baseball Boilers sweep Indiana, stay in 1st place in Big Ten
• Saturday, April 30 - Two TCPL Libraries
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• Skinner is wrong: Freedom and dignity cannot be denied
• Backyard Chickens - Downtown
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• Open Mic Poetry Night - Downtown
• Get Ahead With Info-opoly
• NFL draft prospect: Ryan Kerrigan
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• Purdue baseball climbs into first place in Big Ten
• Purdue picks opponent for Mackey Arena rededication
• The wealthiest man in the world in 2011 goes to Carlos Slim from Mexico
• Green Memories Make My Garden Grow
• You & Your Preschooler - Parents & Children
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• Purdue baseball takes 2-of-3 from Penn State
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• Even Old Dogs Can Still Be Determined
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• Part 8: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
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• Today Only! Take A Free Poem To Share
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• TCPL Mobile Library Open House - You're Invited!
• Part 7: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
• Purdue baseball takes two of three from Michigan
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• Sunday Memories
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• Creepy, Crawly Storytime
• Part six: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
• Part five: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
• Purdue assistant Lusk named Missouri State head coach
• Celebrate National Library Week
• Part four: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
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• James Whitcomb Riley
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• Mythology - For ages 7 and up
• Part 3: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
• Purdue's Painter to stay put
• Part two: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
• Part one: Progressives enslave America for its own good, as we cry like babies
• Egyptology - For ages 7 and up
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• Sustaining Our Oak Woodlands
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• Dragonology - For ages 7 and up
• Why Do We Like Antique Stores?
• End of an era: Part two, E'Twaun Moore
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• Dragonology – How to defeat dragons with riddles
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• Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Biden, is convening a community college regional summit today in Indianapolis.
• How Does Your Garden Grow - WWOOFING
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• UConn ends basketball season for Purdue women
• Spring Hydrant Flushing 2011
• Looseleaf Poetry Workshop - Conjuring Dreams
• Just Released -- 2011 TCPL Book Club Reading Lists!
• Drawings by Frank Big Bear – Purdue Galleries Exhibit
• Daily Tip – Try OpenOffice.org instead of Pricier Software
• Purdue hoops season ends in Chicago
• Welcome back!
• 2011 Greater Lafayette Home and Garden Show
• Drill Now: Observations from the lower deck
• Champs-Elysees, the boulevard of love
• Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & TCPL!
• Johnson named first team All-American, Barlow suspended
• Buying Your First Car?
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• Daddy memories of a little angel…
• Purdue women headed back to NCAA tournament
• Daily Tip – Spring Time Lawn Care
• The Malabo Diary
• Purdue starts NCAA journey in Chicago
• Boilers bounced from Big Ten tourney by Michigan State
• How to Give Aid to Japan
• Bargain Basement Sale - Two Days Only!
• Tip of the Day – Keeping Your Dog From Digging in the Yard
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• ‘Out of Order’ a Civic Theatre of Greater Lafayette Production
• Spring Break is next week! What are your plans?
• The Second Oldest Zoo in Indiana, And We Have It!
• Natural Gas displacement of Black Gold seems eminent as the Middle East heats up
• Author & Holmes Expert Steven Doyle
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• Chenier Energy (LNG) stock takes a dive after alleged false allegations
• Boilermakers capture most of 2011 Big Ten postseason honors
• Parents - Get Set 4 Kindergarten
• Terrorism and the Chomsky/US Army Definition
• Purdue trips up in Iowa, now is No. 2 seed for Big Ten tourney
• Executive order 11110 and the JFK Assassination in question
• Boilers eliminated from Big Ten tournament
• Attempt to destroy the Federal Reserve, and they will attempt to destroy us
• Don't forget to file or update your FAFSA form before March 10!
• Purdue women advance in Big Ten tourney
• m.s.L.G. & T.L.C. Mix It Up!
• Boilers cap perfect home season for Moore and Johnson
• History - From Early Space To Moon
• Join Millions In Reading Dr. Seuss!
• The Wonder of Talent
• City Wide Trails Master Plan Public Meeting
• Good Neighbors are Worth Their Weight in Gold
• Boudia sweeps Big Ten diving events, again
• Purdue pounds Michigan State in East Lansing
• Favorites Aloud! - Tippecanoe Storytellers Guild
• Purdue women end regular season with big road win
• Weekend in Lafayette
• Boilers beat IU, stay in Big Ten hunt
• Rabbits As Pets
• The Earthquake in Christchurch New Zealand
• Baseball Boilers start season on high note
• Breast cancer and vitamin D
• Purdue women lose on last second shot
• Moore explodes for 38 points to lead Purdue to victory
• Make Noise or Burn Coal, Your Choice
• L.S.O. Cushion Concert @ TCPL
• Lawmakers asked for it, got it on school reform
• Township reform still up for grabs
• Educators start weighing impact of GOP budget plan
• Man charged in arson at former school
• Jeff puts 2 new, student-led cafes to work
• Warmer weather lures people outdoors
• Pilot in induced coma, friend says
• Indy gets whiff of Lafayette-like gas prices
• Guilty plea filed, sealed in 10-year-old's fatal shooting
• Jet lands safely in Boston after lightning strike
• Always Something Doin in Lafayette
• CC overtakes Rossville to claim league title
• Thomas' basket gives West Lafayette overtime victory
• Small earthquake shakes Alabama gulf coast
• Obama urges Bahrain's king to show restraint
• Judge delays records release in Arizona shooting
• NM's Bingaman becomes 3rd Dem senator to retire
• Wisconsin gov calls on Dems who fled state to return
• Regulators shut Georgia bank; 19th failure in 2011
• Guilty plea entered, sealed in 10-year-old's shooting death
• Staying at your job for the health insurance?
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• Colts release injury-prone Bob Sanders
• Feds review how ND handles assault allegations
• Coming Sunday
• Death penalty sought in Indy police death
• TSC gains, LSC, West Side lose in GOP funding plan
• Boilers win second road game of Big Ten season
• House panel OKs budget proposal, school plan
• Fort Wayne spending big on ash borer fight
• Reggie Miller misses Hall of Fame selection
• Colts worry bill would prevent stadium gun ban
• Wis. protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• Family claims $46M Mega Millions jackpot
• Indiana steamboat museum starts expansion project
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with Evansville bus
• Car hit by numerous shots on highway
• Secretary of state in altercation at courthouse
• Warm conditions persist through weekend
• Officials urge proper care of 'micro-pigs'
• Jury clears Fort Wayne police in fatal shooting
• Book Em Dan’o
• Meth's rebound has state looking for answers
• Hockey players raise $800, despite lack of ice
• Need help with college aid? Be ready on Sunday
• Charges filed in December shooting at WL nightclub
• Mom sentenced for drunken crash that hurt daughter
• Candidacy filing closes at noon today
• 251 visits in first week at county wellness center
• Day cares win legal battle to stay in Benjamin Crossing
• Two bills, two views to slow meth's growth
• 911 tape details frantic moments after Purdue students' plane crash
• In brief
• Father of music group members pleads guilty to abuse
• Senate passes broad aviation bill
• S. Dakota rejects controversial fetus protection bill
• Mom sentenced for drunken crash that hurt daughter
• Charges filed in shooting outside WL nightclub
• Wis. governor calls Democrat boycott a 'stunt'
• Obama admin. asks judge to clarify health ruling
• Drudge settles copyright lawsuit with Righthaven
• Muncie Central H.S. slammed in Indiana report
• PM Update
• Lew Jack leads Boilers past Badgers
• Teen Friends - BFF Bash
• Spring-like weather continues
• State to investigate man crushed by forklift
• Wabash River bridge linking Ind., Ill. demolished
• Beacon Academy aids in Toilet Paper Wars
• Tippecanoe County assessor names 1st round of new hires
• One big, gray mess
• 2 remain hospitalized after nose-down landing in trees
• Tea Party and Silent Auction will help rehab women's halfway house
• Navy Club expansion hinges on zoning change
• Irrigation to spur Rube imagination
• Access to former Kmart site gets OK
• INDOT sets U.S. 231 bypass start date
• Type of aircraft used in training
• More Jobs for Lafayette and Indiana
• California city officials ordered to stand trial
• Vermont nuke reactor building cleared after steam leak
• Push on to bar Indiana Planned Parenthood contracts
• Pending obituaries for Thursday
• House panel backs private school voucher bill
• Mourdock set to launch challenge to Lugar
• Senate panel OKs bills for teacher merit pay
• PM Update
• House votes to end engine program benefiting Indiana
• Rare face transplant surgery set for Indiana man
• Smotherman commits to Purdue
• U.S. 231 bypass work to start April 1
• Senate tax panel OKs cut to corporate rate
• Assessor chooses new, old faces for staff
• Journey to India - Love & Marriage Traditions
• Lafayette welcomes Nanshan
• Smoke expected in area of Purdy Materials today
• Irsay: Colts put franchise tag on Manning
• Indiana House passes ban on gay marriage
• Pa. teacher strikes nerve with 'lazy whiners' blog
• Food costs put millions in extreme poverty
• Wet forecast through Friday
• Secretaries of state to gather in Indy in 2013
• Indiana hunters set record for third year
• Looseleaf Poetry - The Art of the Mistake
• Indiana students sharpen AP test pencils
• Multiple car fire erupts at WL complex
• WL police assess pot bust in pounds
• Low bids for 2 Lafayette street projects top estimates
• Man who fled custody faces 1 more charge
• Layoffs loom for Lafayette School Corp. employees
• Purdue student critical in Indianapolis hospital after plane crash
• National FFA Week educates students about agriculture
• Purdue scientists thrilled by images of comet
• Police: Man kills boyfriend, rolls body in carpet
• West Lafayette runs away from Covington
• Hispanics now outnumber Native Americans in Okla.
• Billy Ray Cyrus: 'Hannah Montana' destroyed my family
• United temporarily grounds 96 aircraft
• WL police make large marijuana arrest
• 2 US immigration agents shot in Mexico
• Computer crushes the competition on 'Jeopardy!'
• Indiana Senate panel advances marijuana, meth bills
• Report: Death of elephant trainer, a Purdue graduate, not zoo's fault
• Teachers, school leaders come together in Denver
• Plane crashes near Americus (update)
• Polles announces run for WL mayor
• What and who is a progressive
• PM Update
• CBS News' Lara Logan recovering after 'brutal' attack in Egypt
• Pending obituaries for Wednesday
• Charges filed after courthouse dash
• Jobs coming to Lafayette; announcement Wednesday
• House panel tweaks school voucher bill
• Senate committee passes sentencing reform bill
• Bids come in high on 2 Lafayette road projects
• Italy's Berlusconi indicted in prostitution probe
• 18th St. reopen after water main break (update)
• Pedestrian fatally shot after accident
• Carnegie memorial service today at Speedway
• Man ordered to take down 24-foot cross in yard
• Warming trend continues across Lafayette area
• Carport fire in WL damages a dozen vehicles
• Amber Alert issued for missing 10-month-old
• Nephew of Dalai Lama killed along Fla. highway
• Energy drinks knocked, again
• 2 fatal heroin overdoses raise alarm
• Bone marrow drive in honor of Harrison grad
• Down comes school's smokestack
• TSC blocks 72 high schoolers without shots
• Man vs. machine
• LSC will sell Ford School site to city
• Warmup, leaves yield temporary WL lake
• LSC makes next move for Oakland High
• Crash closes icy WL intersection
• Valentines Day in Lafayette
• UPDATE: WL intersection closed due to 5-car crash
• Son of former Boilermaker commits to Purdue
• Judge dismisses 4 Fort Wayne cops from lawsuit
• LSC agrees to sell Ford School site to city
• Vote delayed on same-sex marriage amendment
• Small plane makes belly landing near Danville
• Ex-NFL quarterback Schlichter charged in $1M theft
• Are you a cell-only household?
• Pending obituaries for Tuesday
• PM Update
• Voucher bill debate set to start Tuesday
• Overdoses, including 2 deaths, tied to heroin
• Purdue places fraternity, cooperative on probation
• Purdue student arrested on suspicion of dealing pot
• Ex-Colt QB Schlichter charged in $1M theft
• Inspectors find tobacco sales to minors declining
• Purdue men's hoops jumps to 11th in Associated Press ranking
• TSC official: 72 without shots miss school
• Offensive explosion ignites Boilermakers home win over Illini
• Ind. Tech offering some Ivy Tech grads price break
• Doctors warn of energy drink risks
• Indonesian Muslims warned against Valentine's Day
• 4 injured in Chicago when cars hit stopped train
• Prince Harry to be best man at UK royal wedding
• Yemenis protest against president for 4th day
• Hungarian, 96, charged with WWII war crimes
• Iran clamps down on opposition ahead of rally
• Liz Taylor remains hospitalized for heart failure
• Windy and mostly sunny today, cold tonight
• A warm up & melt down
• Valentine's Day spending up this year
• School officials bend ears in reform debate
• Local Sierra Club chapter springs back to life
• School's 'wax museum' brings Hoosiers to life
• Cooking with the Troops to hold fundraiser
• Meth-related incidents up in 2010
• Angola put on National Register of Historic Places
• Somali pirates hijack ship with 23 crew members
• Founder of 2 natural food grocery chains resigns
• Purdue's 54-point second half paves way for road win
• Probe sought of Mubarak family's purported fortune
• NASA craft set for Valentine rendezvous with comet
• Bahrain security on alert amid protest calls
• Pipe 'imperfection' found after fatal blast in Pa.
• 'King's Speech' big winner at British film awards
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament
• Earnhardt Jr. wins Daytona 500 pole
• Purdue women complete Illini sweep
• Indiana college promotion group offers cash contests
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• DeRidder Tea Party uses influence to promote their own agenda
• Sentencing reform debate heats up
• Tippecanoe reports $825K bump in revenue
• Ivy Tech offering health career advice
• Marriages and dissolutions
• Computer expertise isn't source of his primary nest egg
• Retirement for this couple? No way
• Number of workers 65 and older surges
• Area schools thrive at math competition
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Police blotter
• 5 education issues testing legislators
• Rescue tube aims to reduce grain bin injuries
• Lafayette parks director honored by his peers
• Open house highlights possibilities at Ivy Tech
• LSC considers freeway status for Oakland
• How 5 area legislators view 5 General Assembly bills
• Granger leads surging Pacers past Milwaukee 103-97.
• L.A. County probes Playboy Mansion illness reports
• Kurt Busch wins Shootout after Hamlin disqualified
• NCAA president says transparency vital to future
• Mississippi governor says Obama paying lip service to job creation
• Senate minority leader says Obama agenda is 'over'
• NYPD: Man fatally stabbed 3, ran over pedestrian
• Tiger was provoked in 2007 attack, feds say
• Los Angeles priest removed for affair 40 years ago
• Late rally falls short; Indiana loses by 4 at Michigan
• 3 Hoosiers arrested in connection with boy's hit-skip death
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• SIA to host cycling fundraiser on test track
• PM Update
• Another Republican joins Lafayette mayoral race
• Art Museum gets $150K donation for education
• Man wanted in Ind. murder arrested in India
• Ron Paul can see in the dark!
• Purdue football recruiting coordinator leaving
• Purdue tries to eliminate ice threat
• Fliers cause ruckus on IU campus
• Voice of Indianapolis 500, Carnegie, dies
• Are you a cell-only household?
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• TSC officials, teachers reach tentative agreement (update)
• Buckeyes blast past Boilers
• Driver in Ind. 26 crash has ties to '07 fatal (update)
• Will you consider taking classes downtown? What classes would you like to see offered there?
• Committee OKs plan to change toxicology lab
• Cat survives being shot with arrow, bitter cold
• GM, Chrysler salaried workers to get bonuses
• Losing patience, Obama challenges Egypt's leaders
• Girl, 4, soldiers through snow to get help for mom, brother
• Gay marriage ban set to include civil unions
• Warmer start to the weekend
• Ex-Rep. Souder to teach at Trine University
• Gary hopes first film festival leads to encores
• Love Bites - Teen Program
• Lafayette gets a taste of creole
• Librarian witnesses Egypt not seen in books
• Recyclemania tackles waste-reduction
• Egyptians here wait, watch, hope
• Two teens detained in attack on mall guard
• County's 10-year growth beat previous decade's
• Daniels still open to White House bid
• Victim trapped in 2-car Ind. 26 crash
• Portable heaters linked to house fire
• State approves Ivy Tech downtown satellite branch
• Modest growth keeps WL 'third-class' city
• YWCA Salute to Women Event Coming March 1st
• Crash closes Indiana 26 East
• NC bank standoff ends; police kill armed suspect
• Lawyers seek to bar Tucson suspect's photo release
• Purdue women get pounded by Ohio State
• Feds in NYC want Somali pirate to get 34 years
• Police clear NJ woman in buttocks injection death
• PM Update
• Obama lies anticipated since 2004 without free press
• New York Republican abruptly resigns congressional seat
• UPDATE: Indiana Senate panel OKs bill saying life begins at conception
• U.S. corn reserves hit lowest level in 15 years
• Pending obituaries for Thursday
• PM Update
• UPDATE: No injuries in helicopter crash at Purdue
• Lafayette to pay $120,000 in girl's 2007 death
• Developer: Ex-Pa. judges extorted $590K in scheme
• WL company wins state award
• $46.5M share of lottery prize still unclaimed
• State attorney general says immigration for feds
• New psychiatric hospital planned for Lafayette
• Third-graders to be held back if they can't read
• Ohio girl was locked in bathroom for years, police say
• Purdue's seniors lead the way in win over Indiana
• Greensboro Sit-Ins & Civil Rights
• Recycled Craft Programs @ Two Libraries
• Purdue prof on Jeopardy! on Thursday
• Indy library supporters eye income tax revenue
• Dow looks to extend 7-day winning streak
• Police: Man shot cat at least 21 times
• Courthouse gets makeover, historical touches
• After 54 years, woman charged in baby's death
• Indiana police officer fired after theft plea
• Wind chill advisory for some, arctic air for all
• State proposal would say life begins at conception
• Bill hikes marriage fees unless couples take class
• Winter's toll so far: heavy
• Live music vote falls flat for some
• 2 admit bogus unemployment claims
• Snow total among biggest in past 50 years
• Officers honored for river rescue attempt
• Assessor's strategy leaves staff 'shell-shocked'
• Tuition bill could cost some Ivy Tech students
• Indiana among flu's favorite targets
• In brief
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• Centers give TSC students jump on college
• Are Indiana’s Students the Focus of Competing Groups?
• Pacers lose for first time under new coach
• S.Korea agrees to Red Cross talks with N.Korea
• S.C. woman accused of leaving newborn in toilet
• No. 4 McCutcheon girls dominate Harrison
• Lohan to be charged with grand theft
• Egypt vice president says protests cannot be allowed to go on long
• Former Hancock County sheriff won't face criminal charge
• PM Update
• Ind. among 11 states with widespread flu outbreaks
• Assessor's staff told to reapply for jobs
• Judge rejects plea deal in woman's torture
• Tell us how you met
• Gary to pay $170,000 to settle beating lawsuit
• Water damage cancels tonight's March for Babies kick-off
• Indy woman charged with running over officer
• We have 953 fans on our page. Share this with your Ivy Tech classmates and let's see if we can reach 1000 fans before the temperature outside reaches 50 degrees.
• Troopers seize $500,000 in pot on Toll Road
• Son of war refugees wins $1 million
• Indiana landfill to be reused as county park
• Walgreen brew touts a price that's nice
• Candor urged in care of dying cancer patients
• Frigid temps have arrived
• Officials to return $10K to township
• Govt to release Toyota investigation findings
• Vote center bill gets final approval
• City council silences live music idea
• Area trades snow for bitter cold
• Harvest helps families in need
• In brief
• Mayors see positives despite shrinking budgets
• WL keeps up heat to clear walks
• Lafayette council shoots down live music by exception proposal
• AP source: Obama wants jobless aid help for states
• Vote center bill on way to governor
• Cheniere is a brilliant dream in a world of roller-coaster nightmares
• Pending obituaries for Tuesday
• PM Update
• Jury to decide whether police used excess force
• Vote center bill clears Statehouse
• Purdue 14th in AP poll; date set for MSU game
• Ice causes Indy airport garage canopy to collapse
• Boilers road woes continue
• March for Babies kicks off Tuesday
• Award-Winning Film - Sita Sings The Blues
• Top Super Bowl ads include Eminem and Darth Vader
• Student fatally shot at Ohio frat house
• Hammond to hire 10 more police officers
• Porter County courthouses to offer cell phone lockers
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• $1 million prize given for Super Bowl ad. Was it your favorite?
• Indiana lawmakers to take up budget, gay marriage ban
• Light snow, cold blast headed our way
• School delays for today
• Crown Point to build $12 million downtown library
• Teachers balk at Daniels' bargaining proposal
• Purdue student finds school supply drive a way to give back
• Panel encourages parents to engage children
• Council to weigh live entertainment rule
• Unclear sidewalks to receive tickets in WL
• Purdue outlines way to avoid $67.4M deficit
• County approves live entertainment rule change (update)
• Sun lures residents out of the house
• Assessor to seek more money for reassessment
• Packers hold off Steelers, win Super Bowl
• NFL, Cowboys Stadium drop ball on temporary seats
• Aguilera repeats line of national anthem
• At least 12 in Illinois die during severe blizzard
• NCAA football rules committee to meet in Indy
• Ford to raise U.S. factory production 13 percent
• Woman killed in Indianapolis trailer fire
• Slow start dooms Purdue women again
• Middle Tennessee St. gets $1 million for scholarship, office space
• Cowboys Stadium not ready for Super Bowl kickoff
• No. 1 Ohio State wins at No. 18 Minnesota, 82-69
• Ohio fraternity house shooting kills 1, hurts 11
• Thin Lizzy guitarist Gary Moore dead at 58
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• Tuesday, February 1 - Downtown & Klondike Libraries Open
• He's off to Edwardsport, but back on the job
• 'Good, honest trade' is apprentice's reward
• Ebony & Ivory Ball sets attendance record, raises $20K
• Analysis: Indy sees need to diversify economically, socially
• Purdue grad's book looks at sports statistics, trends
• Women's club honors the 'comforter-in-chief'
• Wing-eating frenzy at DT Kirby's
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Driver for 2 Purdue presidents retires, again
• Unions struggle for footing in today's job market
• Mourdock plans run against Lugar
• Police blotter
• WL residents share some memories
• Plan falling into place for Greater Lafayette's piece of the 2012 Super Bowl stage
• Toxicology audit hits home for Lafayette attorneys
• Reagan centennial endowment campaign reaches $100M goal
• County considers revamp for sheriff's sales
• Super Bowl hotel room rates still in flux locally
• Time nears to clear WL sidewalks
• Roswarski relays Reagan proclamation
• Water main repaired on Northwestern
• Marriages and dissolutions
• Union gives worker say in his future
• BofA to pay $410 million in overdraft fee case
• Jeff's 3-point shooting subdues West Lafayette
• Mourdock wants Lugar's U.S. Senate seat
• Palin blasts administration's handling of Egypt
• ESPN analyst says he felt threatened by CBS analyst at event
• Tunisian police chief fires on crowd, kills 4
• 35 zoo animals freeze to death in northern Mexico
• 3 SIU players suspended for 3 games
• Ball State snaps skid with 72-71 win over Buffalo
• Blast rocks gas terminal in Egypt's Sinai
• GM considers adding dealerships in coastal states
• Report: FDIC considers tighter Wall Street bonus rules
• McCutcheon three-peats as girls swimming sectional champion
• Egypt ruling party leaders resign but regime holds
• 'Dibs' an unwritten rule of etiquette for Chicago parking
• Palin says U.S. situation 'just as stark as it was in 1964'
• Brown University to offer course on conservatism
• McCutcheon, Harrison postpone boys basketball games
• Bring your WL memories to library today
• IU teams with NASA for Mars research
• Who's really running Muncie Central?
• Possible Sunday sales of alcohol, cars get boost
• Really? Really, more snow today
• Enjoy West African Drums & Stories
• Dare to Bear participants congo in the cold
• Man gets 11 years for sex with baby sitter, 15
• Purdue audit uncovers two cases of fraud
• Fire damages garage in Otterbein
• Hog barn fire causes little damage
• Many wear red to save lives
• Purdue leads development project
• Water leaking on Northwestern Ave.
• Purdue board OKs wind farm lease
• PMO land purchase, baseball stadium contract win approval
• 4 arrested after fight at WL bar
• Mideast unrest highlights tiny Qatar's big role
• How Google removed the muzzle on Twitter in Egypt
• Protesters at Purdue call for a Mubarak-free Egypt
• Shuttle operator may propose commercial flights
• Indiana Department of Education releases teacher evaluation model
• WL water main break disrupting traffic
• Chicago symphony conductor to undergo surgery
• Conspiracy charges filed against Muslim students
• Snow, ice collapse Noblesville warehouse roof
• 4 arrested after fight at WL bar
• Indy officer's lawyer seeks dismissal of charges
• U. of Southern Indiana basketball program gets probation
• Palin and daughter Bristol seek to trademark names
• Army denies Vang Pao burial at Arlington cemetery
• Falling ice injures at least 6 at Cowboys Stadium
• Regulators close Georgia bank; 12th shut in 2011
• PM Update
• Two cases of faculty financial fraud uncovered at Purdue
• Man gets 11 years for sex with babysitter, 15
• Hog barn fire causes little damage
• TV usage spikes from homebound Hoosiers
• Confinement case brings 46-year sentence
• Purdue moves ahead on wind farm project
• Boilers beat up on ranked Iowa club
• Firefighters called to fire in Otterbein
• Snow-laden roof of training center collapses
• Indy schools closed for 4th straight day
• Panel OKs criminal checks on medical workers
• Arctic blast here, more snow coming
• Marshall County plans to charge parents of truants
• Firefighters battle Delphi grain bin blaze overnight
• Indiana plans Reagan celebration at Statehouse
• Greater Lafayette breaks through the ice
• Bumps, bruises but nothing severe
• Purdue will remain Negishi's 'home base'
• TSC tacks 3 days to end of year, thanks to snow
• Weather buys time for TSC students who need shots
• 5 cameras watching bus depot area; more ready soon
• Purdue pulls plug on new coal boiler
• In brief
• School closings, delays for today (update)
• Trees stop driver after two Teal Road crashes
• Students get hands-only CPR lesson
• NPR reporter says he tried to ask right questions about Gulf spill
• U.S.-Egypt in talks about Mubarak stepping aside now
• Arizona and Indianapolis have best fields in NFL
• School bus, 4 other vehicles crash in Elkhart
• Purdue women pound No. 20 Iowa
• Endocyte lowers price, ups shares for initial offering
• Nebraska secondary coach Sanders resigns
• University of Iowa hospital firing 3 workers over player records
• Son of ex-Enron exec Skilling found dead in Calif.
• Pending obituaries for Friday
• School cancellations/delays for Friday (update)
• PM Update
• Purdue trustees vote to cancel coal boiler
• TSC extends school year for snow days
• State senator gets e-mail threat citing Giffords shooting
• TSC extends immunization deadline due to snow
• Griese retiring from broadcasting
• Tighter rules advance for 21st Century Scholars
• Girls swimming sectional postponed to Friday
• New alcohol ID rules pass Indiana House
• Coroner: Man froze to death in ice storm
• Business' roof collapses under snow's weight
• Indiana senators look at legalizing marijuana
• 20,000 remain without power
• Errors found in toxicology tests
• Travel restricted still in most counties (update)
• Slick roads continue with subzero temps
• Federal prosecutor from Evansville honored
• School delays for today
• Indiana redistricting data expected next week
• Sleet attack 'no joke,' residents discover
• 2 die in Newton County collision
• Wine campaign appears to be fruitful
• Ice, blowing snow make travel treacherous
• Hospitals see bit of storm surge
• Enrollment drop to cost LSC
• College building projects in jeopardy
• Mayor: Snow emergency declaration sped plowing
• Cities urge residents to clear sidewalks
• Trooper out of hospital after cruiser totaled in I-65 crash
• Bill would expand campus police powers
• Scenes for a day spent chipping out
• Daffodil Days helps in fight against cancer
• The Brilliance of Alaska's Aurora Borealis
• Recruit confirms mom forged letter of intent
• More Bald Eagles than ever!
• Ivy Tech campus in Monticello will be closed on Thursday, February 3. Classes at Lafayette and Crawfordsville campuses will resume at 10:30 am on Thursday. Ivy Tech staff should report for work at 9:00 am on Thursday.
• AP Source: Usher, Slash slated for Super halftime
• US judge: Spill claims czar not independent of BP
• FBI investigates threat at Mich. university
• NYC smoking ban extended to parks, Times Square
• Danny Hope's recruiting class small in numbers but big in talent
• Principal shot, killed at Calif. elementary school
• Close encounter of the third kind with E. histolytica
• State revenue more than expected in January
• Pending obituaries for Thursday, Feb. 3
• Students run ad urging Daniels to seek presidency
• PM Update
• Tipmont gets power back up
• Delays, cancellations for Thursday (updated)
• Purdue signs 16-member football class
• Move cars Thursday, Purdue tells students
• Delphi wrestling regional bid postponed
• Centennial neighborhood workshop canceled
• 2 die in Newton County crash
• Trooper out of hospital after cruiser totaled in I-65 crash
• Storm could have been worse, NWS says
• Storm cuts power to 16,000 in Terre Haute
• Crash blocks lanes on I-65
• E-edition of J&C available
• Purdue closes for second day
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Pro- and anti-government groups clash in Cairo
• Snow emergencies in 17 Indiana counties
• How are the roads? Not good, in most areas
• Midwest buckles under storm, calls it a snow day
• Tippecanoe County, WL offices closed
• City Hall is open
• Drivers heed order, make way for plows on main drags
• At funeral, mourners focus on Indy officer's softer side
• 8:30 AM: Mixed bag of cancellations today
• Counts dropped for suspect in shooting
• Delays, closings for Wednesday (update)
• In brief
• Purdue vandalism causes 'significant damage'
• Study: Students need more paths to career success
• Purdue calls off classes for 9th time due to weather
• Gain in gifts to Purdue bucks trend
• Foraging near city attests to eagles' comeback
• A look back at winter's worst
• Dealing with the storm
• Utilities ready in case ice gets thick
• Shelters stocked, National Guard activated
• Share your snow and ice photos
• YWCA to honor 7 role models
• Lafayette snowstorm: live coverage
• Before the snow, shelves picked over
• Lafayette, WL trash routes a go - for now
• Gophers arrive in Indy for Wednesday night's game at IU
• Blizzard halts Tulsa newspaper's print edition
• Carroll County sets up emergency shelters for storm
• With another day of winter weather ahead, keeping you off the roads (hopefully) what are you doing with your down time?
• Toyota offering buyouts to cut salaried work force
• Ivy Tech campuses in Lafayette, Crawfordsville and Monticello, and the campus library, will be closed on Wednesday, February 2.
• All flights to stop in and out of Chicago
• Pending obituaries for Wednesday
• PM Update
• Lafayette city hall closes early
• TSC, WL, Lafayette schools closed Wednesday (update)
• Subaru's January even better in 2011
• Purdue opens parking garages to help clear streets
• Garage spaces remain at Purdue
• Delays, closings for Wednesday (update)
• Indiana offices close as massive snowstorm nears
• Tippecanoe County issues travel restriction advisory (update)
• Train, car crash in Carroll County
• Immigration hearing postponed due to weather
• Police cars escort slain Indy cop's hearse
• Weather blogger's revised outlook (update)
• Utilties say they're ready, offer tips for storm
• Old Man Winter Not So Nice
• City Hall is closing at 3:45
• Lafayette orders residents to move cars on snow routes
• US orders non-essential personnel to leave Egypt
• Husband to go on trial for reading wife's e-mail
• Meijer begins selling groceries online
• Feds look for ways to prevent bedbugs from biting
• Agency, business closings today
• Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• Snow recess at Purdue, classes canceled
• Teen suspect in schoolyard gunfire surrenders
• Some access issues remain for transit system
• WL keeps wastewater budget even
• Share your snow and ice photos
• Purdue survey finds support for employee clinic
• Lafayette woman wins $10,000 for Food Finders
• Purdue athlete implicated in beating
• Cities find savings from reverse auction
• To our readers: Paper deliveries may be delayed
• WL ponders historic preservation ordinance
• Delays, closings for today (updated)
• In brief
• Snow will start again this afternoon (update)
• A break in the action
• Emergency snow plow routes
• Greater Lafayette loses one of its historic storytellers
• Caribbean Calm and the memory of laughter
• India: for the adventure traveler
• Ivy Tech campuses in Lafayette, Crawfordsville and Monticello, and the campus library, will be closed on Tuesday, February 1.
• Ivy Tech campuses in Lafayette, Crawfordsville and Monticello are closing at 5:30 p.m. today, January 31. Evening classes are canceled.
• PM Update
• One lucky calf in Sulphur Srings
• The Montgomery County Instructional Center in Crawfordsville will close at 5:30 p.m. and evening classes there have been canceled. Please monitor area television and radio for further announcements. As of now, evening classes in Lafayette and Monticello
• Delays, closings due to weather (updated)
• Calif. man accused in plot on Detroit mosque
• Purdue beats IU to win season series
• Evansville police seek man who tossed dog from car
• When (and if) the winter storm arrives as predicted, please do not call the college to find out if classes are in session. Doing so ties up phone lines and diverts college staff from serving other students. Please monitor local television and radio, or s
• All back to normal after small jail fire
• A major winter storm is predicted to hit the area tonight. Please monitor local media, or sign up for text and e-mail alerts.
• Main breaks keep Lafayette crews busy
• Despite China's might, US factories maintain edge
• Indiana sees uptick in water-gas citations
• Major storm moving into region tonight
• Some high-flying fans can watch the Super Bowl
• Car strikes officer; driver is shot
• Lawmakers working fast on unemployment fund
• Earl Park, Fountain County projects get grants
• Purdue to test emergency system
• Nitty-gritty lesson on food starts with worms
• Sunnyside revels in physical fitness STARS status
• Choir shares vision for Africa
• Musicians unite for one of their own
• Conservatives rally around former President Reagan
• Key events in the life of Ronald Wilson Reagan
• Are Super Bowl ads worth it? Not so much
• Ball State touted for research as funding drops
• Human rats, and the indomitable men of light
• Oil spill cleanup continues along Kalamazoo River
• Ind. 1-room schoolhouse reopens with 3 students
• Clinton: U.S. has no plans to suspend aid to Haiti
• U.S. set to fly thousands of Americans from Egypt
• Navy captain says admirals backed carrier videos
• Tippecanoe County Public Library
• Tea party targets popular Carmel mayor in primary
• Purdue women sweep IU
• Palladium opens in grand style in Carmel
• U.S. citizens advised to leave Egypt
• On the point: A unified front for jobs
• Purdue Global Policy Research Institute award recipients
• Once bustling town now sleepy village
• Marriages and dissolutions
• Roadshow to display WL memories
• Bad weather creates blood shortage
• County officials to review transit plan
• Network makes business growth its main job
• Purdue professor's military family expertise in demand in Washington
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Endowment jumps good news for tuition
• Police blotter
• Supper honors Scotland's favorite son
• Tested by fire
• Purdue institute tackles global issues
• Senator wants to ease marijuana regulation
• Bill to allow cell phones spot on Do Not Call List
• WL starts discussions on historic preservation
• Real work starts once companies are here
• 'The competition ... is very intense'
• Cayman: The treasures of Hell
• Frankfort edges West Lafayette with late FTs
• Train crash in Germany kills 10, injures 33
• Nigerian soldiers open fire on protesting students
• Mom charged in kids' slayings treated at hospital
• Protesters across U.S. offer support to Egyptians
• Boilers best Gophers, now 7-2 midway through conference season
• Obama calls for restraint, reform in Egypt
• U.S . warns of terrorist threat in Azerbaijan
• Delphi regains Lafayette wrestling sectional title
• Police: 4 related killings at N.D. home, trailer
• Pending obituaries for Jan. 30, 2011
• Anderson jail fire causes temporary inmate move
• Egypt's president names VP, death toll 74
• ISU to restore iconic Normal Hall to former glory
• Ohio man shot by deputy after low-speed chase dies
• Obama admonishes Egypt's Mubarak on protests
• Most Indiana counties eligible for drought aid
• Thousands of dead fish found in Erie, St. Clair
• Loopholes give Ind. smoking ban bill a better chance
• 2 Mich. women found buried near bloody trailer
• Ind. State Police looking for hunting bow thief
• Man cuts deal on coke charge
• Future engineers try thinking outside the sandbox
• Voter bill could get House vote this week
• TSC says 320 students still lack vaccinations
• Slain Indy officer mourned at Purdue, by police
• Large numbers expected for slain cop's funeral
• Spitting on cop costs man 5 years
• Hoosier Heartland work ahead of schedule
• Smoke over Muncie as longtime business burns
• West Lebanon fire cut short couple's celebration
• Hoops for Hope: Raiders, Red Devils share fundraising goal
• Hero's welcome planned at bridge
• Source: Sheen 911 caller said actor 'intoxicated'
• Gloyeske's basket lifts CC past Jeff
• West Lafayette puts up highest point total in four years, beats Delphi
• Obama tells Egypt's Mubarak: Must take 'concrete steps'
• Arizona proposal: Candidates must prove US birth
• Prosecutors: Police justified in fatal shooting
• Spitting on cop lands Rossville man in prison
• Child porn charges filed against man in Lafayette
• PM Update
• Pending Obituaries for Jan. 29, 2011
• Ind. police officer struck by SUV; driver charged
• Guilty plea entered in coke dealing case
• NASA marks 25th anniversary of Challenger accident
• McCutcheon students line up for shots as deadline looms
• Missing mom, 2nd woman found buried in Mich.
• China eyes Iran for LNG potential, while America struggles in Obamaland
• Suspect in Indy cop's shooting appears in court
• LOL: Laughter Yoga - Downtown
• SIUE fills in nicely for Purdue win
• Is death penalty right in Indy cop shooting case?
• Student gets apology after told to alter singing
• How did the elephant cross the road? Underneath it
• Egypt protesters clash with police after prayers
• Ford 2010 profit highest in a decade
• Indiana officials head to Dallas for Super Bowl lessons
• School delays for today
• Former Indiana trustee get 2 years for theft
• Freezing drizzle possible tonight
• Vincennes mayor wants nonprofits to chip in
• Man due in court in officer's fatal shooting
• Group effort limits West Lebanon fire
• Challenger's fate hit close to home
• In brief
• TSC hopes hundreds of students get shots today
• Indianapolis Zoo Winter Fun
• Join Us For This Special Evening Program - Klondike
• Rick DeArmond Heating and Cooling Does Great Work
• Buckeyes blast Boilermakers
• Southern Louisiana gets sunny day with calm winds
• More details on the proposed downtown center. Do you look forward to taking classes there this fall?
• Rebuilding from tragedy - life after a disaster
• Suspect slipped through cracks before shooting officer
• Poll: Pet or paramour? Many say pet
• Fire destroys downtown Indy apartments (update)
• Foggy start to the day
• Jackson's doc to plead not guilty in star's death
• In brief
• Nominations being taken for 48th George Awards
• Purdue IT cuts nearing goal
• LSC looks at dress code for more schools
• Mom pleads in death of daughter, 2
• Skeptics remain for roundabout
• Ivy Tech ready for downtown space with a view
• Purdue's presidential debate bid uncertain now
• LSC considers dress code for more schools
• Hoosier Heartland roundabout draws skeptics, again
• Oprah Winfrey finds sister she didn't know she had
• Hansbrough helps Notre Dame upset Pitt
• Japanese monkey captured after daring cage break
• 2 Fla. officers killed in shootout, suspect dead
• Indiana House passes 'English only' bill
• Ivy Tech OKs five-year lease on downtown space
• House exempts bars from proposed smoking ban
• Mom pleads to lesser charges in 2-year-old's death
• Indy officer shooting suspect has record
• PM Update
• Biden coming to Indiana battery plant
• Google awards $100 million to exiting CEO
• House panel OKs charter school bill
• Purdue students recruited to back no-call list for cell phones
• FBI: Woman confessed to snatching NY baby in 1987
• UAW could eye Japanese auto plants in Indiana
• Russia: Terror attack kills 35 at Moscow airport
• Wolverines strong second half dooms Purdue women
• Ex-O'Bannon aide enters Bloomington mayor's race
• TCPL & The Hunger Games - WBAA
• 4 deaths investigated at Southern Indiana home
• Sales drop, prices rise in state's housing market
• Lots in the news about Ivy Tech this weekend and today. Renaissance Place project announced. Ivy Tech student competes in NASA educational program. Ivy Tech's partnership with a Mexican university begins to take shape. Do you think Ivy Tech's r
• Tuesday forecast - rain continues in Southern Louisiana
• Indy suburb picked for Mormon temple
• Slideoffs adding up on interstate
• Boy dies from hit-and-run on rural road
• Indy chief optimistic for wounded officer
• Throwing helped modern humans evolve
• Snow giving way to freezing drizzle
• Vote expected today on charter school bill
• Fort Wayne holds contest to name new city hall
• US diplomacy embracing Twitter amid global crises
• Hands-on learning a hit at Faith Christian
• County's housing plan update could bring big changes
• Friends establish fund for injured teen
• Delphi makes laptops standard for students
• Ivy Tech-Mexico collaboration coming along
• Text-free drivers bill picks up steam
• Jazz festival ends with midwinter dance
• Crime in Greater Lafayette dips in 2010
• White County libraries team up for 'One Read'
• WL stats: Public intox arrests down, but drunken driving up
• Monday forecast brings rain to Acadiana
• Switching Seasonedwithtime.com to an all WordPress installation
• $2.5B recovered in health care fraud
• Steelers beat Jets 24-19 for AFC title
• Police: 4 Detroit police officers shot at precinct
• FBI: Woman who raised stolen NY baby held in Conn.
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• Poor second half dooms Purdue women
• Purdue's hot shooting leads to win over Michigan State
• US diplomacy embracing Twitter amid global crises
• Economist: Good time to be an Indiana farmer
• S. Bend lab lets firms access research equipment
• Goodrich seeking tax abatements at NE Ind. plant
• Out-of-work teacher waits for another shot
• Job shortage a hard lesson for ed majors
• Lugar doesn't represent tea party's values
• Tea party letter urges Lugar to retire
• Alcoa will test for contaminants for 1 year
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Artists enjoy weekend of jazz festivities
• Timing frustrates newest teacher candidates, grads
• Police blotter
• Polar Plunge raises more than $19K for Special Olympics
• Ivy Tech student competes for NASA program slot
• Marriages and dissolutions
• Lafayette looks at roundabout in Glen Acres neighborhood
• Ex-Kmart site drawing interest, owner says
• Bill changes residency requirements for IU, Ball State trustees, not Purdue
• Wichita State tops Indiana State, 93-83, in 3OT
• Ball State wins 7th in a row, tops Toledo, 70-60
• West Lafayette shuts down North Montgomery
• McCutcheon tops Twin Lakes in offensive struggle
• Frankfort upsets CC
• First loss not all that matters for Kansas basketball team
• Ind. police say woman, 3 kids found dead in Austin were shot
• Rare coastal snow covers North Carolina's beaches
• Oldest living member of 'Band of Brothers' dies
• Obama marks anniversary of abortion rights case
• Tea party activists ask Lugar to retire
• Obama's economic agenda: Boost US competitiveness
• Pakistani cleric at loss for words as actress counterattacks
• GM adding 650-plus jobs at Mich. plant
• GameDay at Mackey: Live updates
• Bayh lands a new job
• IU won't fight bill to take away toxicology laboratory
• How cold is it? At least it's not Duluth ...
• Residents bend lawmakers' ears at forum
• 2 indicted in Kory Rogers' death
• Hundreds in TSC lack immunizations
• GameDay die-hards brave subzero chill
• Renaissance Place eyed for Ivy Tech expansion
• And the Golden Apron goes to ...
• Trinity Mission changes leadership positions
• Hoosier Heartland roundabout design up for discussion
• Kids unhurt as bus, truck, car cross paths
• Soil, water district to hold meeting
• Vote center bill could pass on Wednesday
• Emmert says NCAA doesn't have "tsunami of cash"
• Health officials say local trauma care adequate
• This may be our new downtown center if approved by regional and state trustees.
• The new owners of planet Earth and the "Spokeo" enigma
• Purdue women continue dominance over Penn State
• Downtown Indy logistics firm to add 324 jobs
• IU celebrates immersion teaching award
• Snow expected to fall all day
• Ban on synthetic marijuana on the move
• State Rep. Fry wants to be Mishawaka mayor
• Live music exception sought for neighborhood zoned businesses
• EPA says Elliott Ditch cleared
• Post offices offering weekend 'passport fairs'
• Trail backers pin grant hopes on online voting
• Purdue planning new residence hall
• Teen sentenced, labeled sex offender for life
• Handful of municipal candidates file on 1st day
• School officials want seat at reform table
• CityBus eyes adjacent park land for expansion
• Felony charges possible in shooting
• Science fair stokes curiosity at St. James Lutheran School
• Purdue considers wind venture
• Homemade greeting cards give troops a boost
• Pet resuscitation kits donated in Elkhart County
• Johnson's shot rallies Boilers
• Eastern Indiana utility may turn trash into power
• House Votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• Southern Indiana bridge tolling opponents want more changes
• Ind. recyclers get grant for 2012 Super Bowl
• Pending obituaries for Thursday, Jan. 20.
• PM Update
• Purdue explores wind energy option
• Richmond utility may turn trash into power
• House panel OKs ban on texting for all drivers
• Officials: Elliott Ditch spill cleared
• Lawmakers outline Daniels' plan to expand charters
• Municipal election candidate filing begins today
• Today's Talker: Sharing $90M lottery pot with estranged hubby
• College honors King with 40 Days of Peace
• Diane Damico Gets You Organized
• Enjoy Comfort Foods Without The Guilt - Wednesday
• Ex-officer gets home detention for sexual battery
• Police: Man beat 4-year-old who refused to eat
• IU student dies after falling ill at frat house
• Crashes close eastbound I-70
• Shooting near Monon lands one in hospital, one in jail
• Study looks at drinking at the stadium
• Winter storm on its way
• State panel OKs adding cell numbers to no-call list
• School delays for today
• Health chief wants local agencies teaming up
• Purdue says its students not 'adrift'
• Hikers, bikers warned of Lindberg hazards
• Wabash Center stakes claim for $4.5M
• Immigration bill Q&A: What state lawmakers say
• Bill seeks to rid state of illegal immigrants
• A closer look at the immigration bill
• In brief
• 3 arrested after alleged robbery in home
• Commissioners approve new fee, projects
• Vote center bill flies through Senate
• Ditch cleanup could wrap up today
• Expo whets interest in 4-H
• New Alabama governor: Just Christians are his family
• Bomb kills 1, wounds 14 in northwestern Pakistan
• Illinois holds off Michigan State, 71-62
• U. of Mich. opening incubator in former Pfizer site
• Motley Crue singer gets 2 week jail sentence
• Headscarf forces Md. girl to miss part of game
• Duvalier accused of corruption, embezzlement
• Sargent Shriver, ex-Peace Corps director, dies at 95
• Funding announced for financial literacy programs for youth
• Miami University ends Indian logo on merchandise
• More Fun Events in Lafayette Indiana
• Pending obituaries for Wednesday
• Major earthquake hits SW Pakistan
• Senate approves vote centers
• PM Update
• Driver injured in Fountain Co. school bus crash
• U.S. 52 near mall reopened after crash (update)
• Ind. House panel head expects few budget changes
• Purdue Animal Emissions Study
• Lugar to seek re-election in 2012
• Two Very Good Plugins for WordPress Blogs
• Indy tells Illinois, bring your business here
• Health chief says state needs more trauma center access
• Pedestrians warned about Lindberg bridge site
• Indy teen arrested for alleged school threat
• Regis Philbin says he's retiring from his show
• Chihuahua survives owl attack in Chicago
• Teens Invited To Manga & Animee Party - Klondike
• The Assessment Center in Ivy Hall is closed today and tomorrow for construction that will expand the number of computer stations available.
• IU alum sees red over school colors
• 7 firefighters injured in New York building fire
• Meals cut for about 100 NW Indiana seniors
• Apple turns to Cook in CEO Jobs' absence
• R. Sargent Shriver hospitalized in Md.
• Dense fog, rain in today's outlook
• Group campaigning Pence to lead GOP
• Cancer patient weds 2 days before dying
• Purdue study puts livestock farms under examination
• Doubt surrounds effort to repeal health reforms
• Volunteers fan across Greater Lafayette for MLK Day
• Purdue class promisesinsider's view to Washington
• Despite outcry, townships still stash cash
• As pressure mounts, Lugar's independent streak shows
• In brief
• Water company urges clearing snowed-in hydrants
• Youths can get answers at tonight's 4-H Expo
• Alcoa's Elliott Ditch cleanup continues
• Hands and Feet Project for Haiti’s Children
• Social activist, writer John Ross dies at 72
• Philly police announce arrest in stranglings case
• Pence urged to enter presidential race in 2012
• Family of Mexican teen killed by border agent sues
• Police no longer investigating WL armed robbery
• Volunteers fan across Greater Lafayette on MLK Day
• Pending Obituaries for Jan. 18, 2011
• PM Update
• Martz steps down as Frontier football coach
• Shooting suspect arrested in Lafayette
• Detroit police look for man suspected of raping 7
• Child badly hurt in Amish buggy crash
• Purdue 14th, Ohio State No. 1 in AP poll
• Cleanup continues on Alcoa spill (update)
• Giffords' condition improves
• Some Ind. police backing cold medicine prescriptions
• Join Martin Luther King, Jr., Celebration - Downtown
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Investigation continues in WL armed robbery
• New veterans clinic on track in NW Indiana
• Martin Luther King III to pay tribute to father
• Indiana bill would allow 'Don't Tread on Me' license plate
• Israel's defense minister quits Labor Party
• Tunisia awaits new government amid unrest
• Pence urged to enter race for president in 2012
• Police search for shooting suspect
• Events planned to mark MLK Day
• Armed robber sought in West Lafayette
• Desert Storm memorial their aim
• Doctors differ over ACL repair techniques
• New Purdue course looks deep into the visual
• Happy Hollow 6th-graders tackle Pompeii play project
• Expo helps future brides, benefits Family Services
• Girls tackle Sports Day head-on
• Police: Gun pointed at Illinois state legislator
• Partial list of Golden Globe Awards winners
• Purdue signee tears Achilles
• 2 senators agree to sit together for Obama address
• Greeley school board member blasts MLK Day
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves
• Israeli spy's father still seeks son's freedom
• Mingo stars in Purdue women's victory
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• Learning New WordPress Technologies
• Taylor University wind project will have an Ivy Tech feel
• Stove chars rural Battle Ground barn
• Lawmakers entertain numerous bills for session
• Driver recovering from injuries
• Purdue University pond deemed safe after fatal drowning
• Ariz.-style immigration law proposed
• Lafayette police: Purse theft led to shopping spree
• MLK speaker strives to leave legacy
• Charges filed in West Lafayette market break-in
• Man admits letting toddler wander
• State again mulling smoking ban
• Son suggests Reagan had Alzheimer's as president
• Obama administration ends high-tech border fence
• Kroger's value brand chocolate chips recalled
• Giant of US diplomacy lauded by presidents, VIPs
• West Lafayette's defense overwhelms Rensselaer
• Big finish lifts Harrison past Zionsville
• Giffords intern handling sudden fame after speech
• Federal judges consider high school sports case
• Mistrial declared in case with missing defendant
• Doctors amputate Zsa Zsa Gabor's right leg
• AP source: NJ police officer dies in shooting
• Price set for Endocyte's initial offering
• Gov. to critics of MLK no-shows: 'Kiss my butt'
• Pending Obituaries for Jan. 15, 2011
• Republicans pick Priebus to head party, replacing Steele
• Wisconsin party chief leads balloting for GOP head
• PM Update
• Ex-Cardinal Law aide to be Indy auxiliary bishop
• Indy cop accused in fatal crash is in court
• Daniels budget would strip hospital protections
• Lowe's promises job fair, additional jobs
• Man faces 8 counts after sex with corpse
• Security tight at funeral for slain Arizona judge
• Poll: More Americans to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Special Fantasy Storytimes @ Three Libraries
• Special Fantasy Storytimes @ Two Libraries
• Don't forget to join us today at Noon in the NCHS Auditorium in Ivy Hall for a celebration to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• NW Ind. police arrest 2 after car strikes trooper
• Indy officer who hit motorcyclists in court today
• Indy archbishop calls news conference
• Chance of snow into next week
• Purdue: Winter wheat makes comeback in Indiana
• Ind. Dunes got record number of visitors in 2010
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified
• Man seeks reversal of murder verdict
• Schools start sifting USDA's new lunch ideas
• Rottweilers' rehab deemed success
• In brief
• Possible Extension cuts worry Purdue
• Daniels' budget cuts higher ed, Medicaid
• Agency on the lookout for earned income tax credits
• Crash near East Tipp briefly traps driver
• Lafayette woman dies in I-65 crash
• Purdue study sees bend in road for electric car users
• Afghan teen who disappeared in Ind. OK in Canada
• Michigan QB Robinson staying; Forcier is gone
• Wisconsin sweeps Purdue women
• Fire destroys lodge at Big Powderhorn ski resort in Mich.
• U.S. Supreme Court lets Alabama execution proceed
• Auburn says Heisman winner Newton declares for NFL draft
• Hoosiers add 3 new assistants to football staff
• Boy, 16, charged in gun-slaying of 2 men in alley
• NCAA president: Tougher parent rules needed
• Backstreet Boy AJ McLean heading back to rehab
• Caret new president for UMass; IUPUI chancellor was finalist
• Police called to two-car crash near East Tipp Middle School
• Daniels speaking at DC Gridiron dinner in March
• NIPSCO reaches Clean Air Act settlement, will pay $600 million
• Study: 2010 political ads set record in negativity
• Purdue responds to Daniels' budget recommendation
• Leader in troubled Tunisia says he will step down in 2014
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Friday, Jan. 14
• Lawrence Taylor pleads guilty to 2 NY misdemeanors
• Daniels education plan ignores early childhood
• Good news keeps coming in Giffords' recovery
• Travel advisory lifted in Tippecanoe County
• Indiana Rep. Marlin Stutzman now in Giffords' old offices
• Middle School Library Guild Celebrates
• Banks repossess 1 million homes in 2010
• Ivy Tech Community College statewide will be closed on Monday, January 17, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• Open phone line to 911 foils home invasion
• I-65 reopened after fatal crash near Indy (update)
• Electric car to bring 70 new jobs to Elkhart
• News Corp. launching iPad newspaper
• Upcoming road construction season promises to be busy
• Obama tells polarized nation: 'We can be better'
• Snow fun for some, definitely not all
• Reactions to Governor Mitch Daniels State of the State Speech
• Today is the one year anniversary of the Haitian earthquake. Help rebuild the village of Coupon by donating at www.kedlersvillage.com. Please share this with your FB friends.
• All My Sons
• Ivy Tech campuses in Lafayette, Crawfordsville and Monticello are open this morning.
• Welcome back and have a great semester!
• Lifting the Sunday Ban on Automobile Sales in Indiana
• TV18 "Heroes Among Us" Salutes TCPL Library Link Volunteers
• Classes start on Monday. Are you ready?
• January Events in Lafayette
• Teen Library Club Kicks Off New Year
• Citizen Participation Survey
• Help rebuild the village of Coupon, Haiti. Go to www.kedlersvillage.com.
• 'Twilight,' 'House' top the People's Choice Awards
• Holiday shopping splurge likely to continue
• Mega Millions winner to claim winnings in Wash.
• Inaugural set for new Indiana secretary of state
• Marsh to close 3 stores in Indiana
• Man, dog die in Monticello mobile home fire (update)
• State retools deer hunting plans that upset hunters
• New Tippecanoe clerk says, 'I don't'
• Ex-Boiler still feeling Boobquake aftershocks
• Cameras to surveil downtown
• Prophetstown State Park office keeps cougar database
• Fire destroys Delphi farmhouse
• Fatal Vinton Woods fire ruled accidental
• Blaze strikes Monticello trailer
• New Tippecanoe County clerk, assessor settle into their roles
• Senior Center works past summer protests
• Purdue scientist haunted by misuse of drugs he invented
• Lafayette’s Miami Heritage
• 1 killed when plane crashes in Alabama neighborhood
• Omaha vice principal dies after school shooting (Update)
• Obama resubmits judicial nominations to Senate
• 1 dead in explosion at Tennessee ammunition plant
• 3rd ex-Carmel basketballer sentenced in assault
• Panel: Massive oil spill could happen again
• Pending obituaries for Thursday, Jan. 6
• PM Update
• Website issues have been resolved! Go to this site and click on "make a donation."
• Legislature opens with union dues spat
• Congress convenes; Boehner elected speaker
• General Assembly opens with full slate
• Attorney general looks into Allcare Dental closing
• Clinton County police seeking armed robbery suspect (update)
• Fire destroys Carroll County farmhouse
• 'Mistake' freed convict now suspected in Ind. rape
• Indy homicide numbers down in 2010
• Lawmakers return to Statehouse today
• Two tickets match Megamillions $355 million jackpot
• Homeless Ohio man's great pipes earn web fame
• UPDATED: I-65 crash backs up traffic in Tippecanoe Co.
• Wounded cop: Shooting that killed deputy 'surreal'
• 12-year-old gets 25 years for role in slaying
• Scientists defend Asian carp research methods
• Muslim group urges rejection of anti-Sharia bill
• Chance of snow starting Thursday
• Hoosier living history village gets grant boost
• Body of missing woman identified
• In brief
• Hopes ride on rezone of Lauren Lakes subdivision
• Familiar face will direct TEMA
• Crash into living room prompts safety plea
• Animal shelter fee contract goes up for West Lafayette
• Road plans swell WL redevelopment budget
• Police, coroner probe fire, fatality
• 'Best value' ranking falls on a list that Purdue doesn't follow
• Samsung announces record investment, hiring
• Giant tuna fetches record $396,000 in Tokyo
• Prison for Cubs fan who kicked Sox fan in face
• No. 3 McCutcheon hold off Jeff
• Haan's double-double leads CC to victory
• Minnesota wears down visiting Indiana, 67-63
• The Year Started Right with Overhead Door Company of Lafayette
• Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at Ivy Tech Community College – Lafayette is sponsoring a fundraising campaign to rebuild homes in the hometown village of Haitian Ivy Tech student Jean “Kedler” Abelard. The campaign is a community service
• PM Update
• Phi Theta Kappa is sponsoring a fundraising campaign to rebuild Coupon, Haiti - the hometown of Ivy Tech student Kedler Abelard. Go to www.kedlersvillage.com for more info and to donate.
• 82-year-old held alleged thieves at gunpoint
• Widow builds vault, could get corpses back
• Sunny, clear conditions continue
• Daniels win fiscal responsibility award
• State agency seeks tips on falcon shooting
• Body found made during search for Purdue student's mom
• Stoplight for intersection of Old U.S. 231, Ortman requested
• Wednesdays in the Wild ready for the new year
• Pothole season gets early bump
• Inventory surveys trees in Lafayette
• Project promises new life for rotting courthouse windows
• In brief
• Fairgrounds improvements OK'd
• New artist nominees announced for ACM Awards
• 7 arrested at Maywood, Ill., dogfight
• US officials: White House picks special-ops chief
• Project promises new life for rotting courthouse windows
• Cattle barn demolition, upgrade coming for fairgrounds
• Interior allows some suspended drilling to resume
• Group for gay teens drops lawsuit against BMV
• Pending obituaries for Jan. 4, 2011
• PM Update
• Allcare Dental closes its doors
• Mom eats poison, newborn's death ruled homicide
• Docs trying to avoid amputation for Zsa Zsa Gabor
• Hope alters coaching staff
• Moore earns Big Ten honor
• Stains on boats in Portage marina remain mystery
• TEMA director may be chosen Tuesday
• Family sues over basketball team's haircut policy
• Lafayette man's condition serious after crash
• Navy probes carrier officer's lewd onboard videos
• Grissom Air Museum plans display on namesake
• Kokomo man holds in-law hostage
• Florida man to live in lions' den for 30 days
• Athlete is year's 1st homicide victim in Indy
• Lawmaker wants to eliminate judge age limit
• Sunny week ahead
• Body found on Purdue campus; discovered during search for missing woman
• UPDATED: Purdue police searching for woman
• Top Daniels aide set to become GOP chairman
• Shooting victim's family prays for justice
• Indiana BMV ends license plate renewals at branches
• Retired Delphi teacher brings school's alumni together online
• Clayton Richard, San Diego Padres pitcher, makes mark with camp
• Meals on Wheels director keeps the lunches coming
• WL roundabout passes 1st tests
• WL woman featured in 'Hood to Coast' relay race documentary
• 1 hurt in Ind. 25 car-motorcycle crash
• House Republicans plan early vote on health care repeal
• Georgia running back chooses Purdue
• Broken wrist sidelines Jeff's Richardson indefinitely
• Kansas school defends decision to kick out students
• 2011 starts with a glitch for some iPhone users
• Fort Wayne mayor gives up on casino referendum
• Space heater blamed for Muncie house fire; 5 cats killed
• Northwestern run too much for Purdue
• Pending obituaries for Jan. 3, 2011
• Historic status sought for Indiana's Michigan Road
• Need A New Read? We've Got You Covered!
• Small group generates much Kwanzaa discussion
• Benton Community Foundation gives $2,000 toward 12 projects
• Transporting firewood a burning concern
• In brief
• Marriage licenses
• Governmental meetings this week
• Marriage dissolutions
• County expected to OK new fairgrounds cattle barn bid
• Voting machine maintenance on county's agenda
• Economy first this session for General Assembly
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• 226 minutes into the year, Tippecanoe County population grows by 1
• Purdue payroll dips in 2010; check the salary database
• Police blotter
• Universal Orlando ride evacuated after fire
• Shania Twain weds exec Thiebaud in Puerto Rico
• Michigan AD plans to talk with Rodriguez soon
• Pitt quickly fires new football coach after arrest in Indiana
• 3 killed, 3 injured in fire at Iowa trailer home
• Woman among world's oldest dies at 112 in Fla.
• Some Hotmail users report missing e-mails
• One second into new year, baby arrives in Illinois hospital
• Deputy, suspect dead in Ohio trailer park standoff
• Florida rallies to beat Penn State in Outback Bowl
• 38-point Gator Bowl loss worst in Michigan's history
• Pending obituaries for Jan. 2, 2011
• Northwestern rallies but falls short in TicketCity Bowl
• Mich. State sets Capital One Bowl record - for lopsided loss
• QB at Minn. community college shot, killed in Indianapolis
• Ind. license branches no longer renewing plates
• Jet lost contact, forced US Capitol evacuation
• Fire at Muncie home kills at least 8 cats
• Ind. lawmakers to face tough budget decisions
• Inmate's DNA leads to charges in 2 deaths
• Falling temperatures greet 2011
• Indy's first women's half-marathon planned
• Pardon for Billy the Kid? Governor can't pull that trigger
• Plans for CityBus terminal are close
• On Sunday: Purdue salary analysis
• Residents look forward to Erie-Ferry park
• No more TVs, computers at the curbside
• Greater Lafayette enjoys brief winter reprieve
• CityBus numbers are back up
• Revelers welcome new year with hope
• New Pitt football coach jailed on domestic violence charge
• Buford leads No. 2 Ohio State past Indiana, 85-67
• Bolivian president cancels gasoline price increase
• Miller ending legal battle, conceding Senate race
• Davis says he is leaving Chicago mayoral race
• DNA database links inmate to 2 Indiana slayings
• Notre Dame beats Miami in Sun Bowl
• Possible tornado touchdown in central Illinois
• Balanced Pacers cruise past Washington, 95-84
• NHL switches Winter Classic to nighttime start
• N.Korea vows better ties with S.Korea
• Death count from Midwest storm system hits 6
• Pending obituaries for Jan. 1, 2011
• Discovery Channel postpones Jackson autopsy show
• Tornado watch issued for Benton, Jasper, Newton
• Coming Sunday: Purdue salary analysis. Here now: Purdue salary database
• Daniels calls for teacher evaluations
• Do as I say: Educators and drunken driving
• Soggy way to end 2010
• C'ville's Lew Wallace's honor stands, no pardon for Billy the Kid
• Economy, recovery still story of year
• Beyond the economy, the top stories
• Night of legal fireworks is in store
• In brief
• Purdue student killed in one-car crash
• How to catch a cab
• Council set to hear Lauren Lakes proposal
• Few expected to start new year in a jail cell
• Quake startles early risers
• UPDATE: Stanford ends UConn's win streak at 90
• U.S. Homeland Security chief arrives in Afghanistan
• Stanford ends Connecticut women's win streak
• North Carolina beats Tennessee in double OT in Music City Bowl
• Tennessee State women score just 11 points at Ga. Tech
• Bentley scores 19, Penn State women upset Iowa
• Blackhawks extend contracts of broadcasters
• Notre Dame scientist works on brain injury treatments
• NASA delays decision on shuttle fuel tank
• John Mellencamp, wife split after 20 years
• Michigan QB Forcier academically ineligible for Gator Bowl
• Syracuse wins Pinstripe Bowl in Yankee Stadium, 36-34
• Borders delays payments to vendors
• Concert tour revenue, ticket sales fall in 2010
• Fewer journalists killed in 2010
• NFL fines Jets $100,000 in Alosi tripping incident
• Army wins bowl for first winning season since '96
• Little League bans composite bats in all divisions for World Series
• Diver puts Purdue career on hold for shot at Olympics
• PM Update
• Barn fire kills horses, dogs, raccoons
• Deputy shot when officer's gun discharged
• Greene County inmate charged with starting fire in cell
• Road re-opens after crash (updated)
• Quake downgraded to magnitude 3.8. Did you feel it?
• Marine killed in Afghanistan laid to rest in Ind.
• Purdue student killed in crash near Indy (update)
• Year should end with showers
• Overdose kills man in vacant hospital building
• Salvation Army campaign gets boost
• Alcohol arrests on, near Purdue campus are down
• Area IV honored for weatherization program
• Cabs again offer free rides on New Year's Eve
• New owners, renters transform old complex
• In brief: Brakes suspect on flipped firetruck
• State files to block lawsuit naming prosecutors
• Local teen gets 14 years for robbery, beating
• An opinion from Crawfordsville as New Mexico weighs a pardon
• Woman pulled from Mich. blast site, unclear if alive
• Billy Taylor, ardent jazz promoter, dies at 89
• Bronchos down LaPorte at Mackey, Richardson injured
• Police: Texas cop slain trying to protect child
• Bellagio nixing $25,000 chip after casino heist
• American Airlines jet goes off runway in Wyoming
• Skype says software to blame for 24-hour outage
• Pending obituaries for Thursday, Dec. 30
• PM Update
• Lafayette's Salvation Army beats Red Kettle goal
• WL code team out checking sidewalks
• Harrison routs Rensselaer at Mackey Arena
• Lafayette teen gets 14 years for robbery, beating
• Illness may delay IURC ethics hearings
• Fire truck loses brakes, rolls over
• New IRS rules look to hold preparers accountable
• Foundation to push for more school choice
• 23,000 private-sector jobs pledged in Indiana
• Fort Wayne woman gets 4 years for neglecting 3 kids
• Vigil held for officer slain in 1990
• Police: girl left outside on Christmas Eve
• Kokomo residents can swap discount weather radios
• Rain, possibly freezing rain in the forecast
• Union official: B.F. Goodrich plant to modernize
• Partnership gets $400K grant to feed hungry
• Teen charged as adult in series of thefts
• Organic meat vendor vows to rise from ashes
• Gas prices continuing to climb
• Hankering for a Thin Mint?
• Affordable help tonight's 'Legal Aid 101' topic
• 'Race to Riley' charity swim reaches goal early
• WL man escapes fire thanks to alarm
• Clock ticking for taxpayers to reduce 2010 burden
• Guilty plea offered in strong-arm robbery
• Ex-Tigers general manager Bill Lajoie dead at 76
• Western pulls away from McCutcheon
• Arts & Letters Daily founder Denis Dutton dies
• Teen charged as adult in series of thefts
• Guilty plea offered in strong-arm robbery
• 4 held in Christmas store damage in Frankenmuth, Mich.
• Baby bonobo born at Columbus Zoo, 12th since '90
• Monkey Joe's closes in Lafayette
• Ohio State players apologize for NCAA problems
• PM update
• Pending obituaries for Dec. 29, 2010
• Water main break closes part of Earl Avenue
• Golfweek honors Purdue as top story of 2010
• Obama to delay next year's budget proposal by week
• Several injured as chairs drop from Maine ski lift
• Indiana casino owner seeks 2011 bankruptcy exit
• Home prices falling faster in biggest U.S. cities
• FDA warns against sprouts sent to Indiana
• Gas prices hit 2-year high in Indiana
• Dazzling Laser Show – Reserve Tickets Now
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star faces domestic battery charges
• Stranded by trains, planes after Northeast storm
• Smoke detector saves WL man (updated)
• Warming temps, rain, freezing rain expected
• Bid to oust official proves costly to town
• It's time to kick Christmas trees to the curb
• YMCA holiday camp keeps kids busy with fun
• Daniels to colleges: Expect more cuts
• Lafayette family in fear after murder conviction is overturned
• Attica to Indy, swimmers attack distance for Riley
• McCarty Lane extension step closer to reality
• Blaze tears through Colfax meat processor
• Storm bottles up travelers in Indy
• Central Catholic's YouTube sensation among top viral videos of 2010
• What was your favorite Christmas present this year?
• 2011 Holiday Schedule
• Playboy's Hefner gets engaged to Playmate again
• U.S. missiles hit Pakistan borderlands killing 18
• Teena Marie, 'Ivory Queen of Soul,' dies
• Eastern storm continues to strand travelers
• Tourist steps in front of Disney bus, dies
• Ivy Tech gaining closed Ind. State Police post
• Southern Indiana town considers eliminating court
• Post-holiday shoppers get 2nd shot at bargains
• Changes in pickup boost numbers in WL
• 'Lame ducks can still fly,' Daniels says
• Elementary focuses on connections with parents
• Snow thwarts training, but not the fun
• 'Big Bang Theory' fans reveal why the show is so appealing
• A post-Christmas stroll
• More donated instruments land in students' hands
• Students race to 1 million words
• Wildcat Creek Solid Waste District waits on changes
• Technorati Blog Submission
• 'Octomom' faces eviction from Southern Calif. home
• Manning's 3 TDs lead Colts past Raiders 31-26
• Quake shakes New Zealand, causing minor damage
• In With the New
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrating holiday travel
• Bolivia hikes gasoline prices 73%; protests hit
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Emanuel in Chicago
• Vikings-Eagles moved to Tuesday night
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• Marriage licenses, dissolutions
• Feasting on Christmas memories
• Colleges wary of new funding formula
• Meetings
• DREAM Act supporters regroup after setback
• Census users eager to get their hands on data
• Frankfort High musicians ready for trip to London
• People find different ways to spend the holiday day
• Census finds emptier neighborhoods in Tippecanoe
• County plans to reopen talks on night meetings
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• County will consider McCarty Lane project plans
• Police blotter
• In brief
• Progress seen on bridge over bog
• Car chase in Marion ends with shots being fired
• Lafayette's Ivy Tech not alone in growth
• Southwestern Middle School principal retires with trepidations
• Work starts on apartments hit by 2 fires
• Pond death prompts ice hazard warning
• Duke Energy repairs power line after crash
• Community dinner served at Jeff High
• Drug court coming to end in Tippecanoe County
• Christmas lights map, Greater Lafayette
• 'Twas the night before Christmas and ... last-minute shoppers converge on stores
• Christmas traditions
• Road to Horseshoe Southern Indiana casino strewn with crashes, deaths
• Imam to tour nation promoting NYC Islamic center
• Biden says gay marriage 'inevitable'
• First lady Michelle Obama fields kid calls as NORAD tracks Santa
• Tugboats trying to free freighter in Detroit River
• Jefferson County OKs $3.5M for rebuilding courthouse
• Ogden Dunes home rental cases goes to Supreme Court
• Ind.'s oldest riverboat has seen ups, downs
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• Terre Haute park shows hollies come in many varieties
• Crash limits traffic on Indiana 25 near West Point
• S. 24th closed after morning crash
• Year-End Holiday Schedule
• Road condition updates available
• White Christmas on its way
• Police seek help in finding Monticello bank robber
• Gingerbread a passion of Lafayette team
• Mobile nativity turns heads, warms hearts
• Chess club a hit with WL students
• In brief
• Snow-plowing mayor gets online dig
• A poem a Christmas -- 50 so far
• Faith, belief take on different forms
• Police track leads in holiday break-ins
• Retirement community makes lone bid for open liquor license
• Parents, 2 children found dead in Mississippi home
• Evacuations urged after Vegas mountain snow slides
• Official: Alert issued on beverage containers
• Report: Treasury OK'd US business with Iran
• UN recognizes Ouattara as Ivory Coast president
• Police: Burglary vehicles located, looking for suspects
• 10-hour driving limit for truckers proposed
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Friday
• Purdue women's basketball adds game to schedule
• BB gun vandalism investigated by LPD
• Bank robbery suspect shown in photos released by FBI
• Ohio State suspends Pryor, 4 others for 5 games
• Daniels backing top aide as new Ind. GOP chairman
• Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
• DNA tests find no sign of Asian carp at Ind. marsh
• Police had checked on boy possibly dead for year
• Frankfort mayor faces grief over his snow plow
• State records season's first flu death
• Whooping cough cases continue to rise in Indiana
• Marine from Indiana dies in Afghanistan
• Blast at Swiss Embassy wounds 1
• Teen dies after fall into icy Indiana lake
• Fog to start the day
• UPDATED: Lafayette girl located safely
• Jeweler holds fundraising raffle for Dyer infant
• Christmas lights map, Greater Lafayette
• Weather, heavier traffic, gas prices conspire this Christmas
• Man gets 55 years in brother's murder
• Southside cat burglars wreak holiday trouble
• Handgun displayed in Monticello bank robbery
• Monday deadline for Dance for the Red reservations
• In brief
• Burglar, with ties to homicide case, gets 10 years
• Grants to help Ladoga, Kentland, Morocco with stormwater issues
• Red kettles not full as Salvation Army deadline looms
• Lafayette girl, 9, reported missing
• Congress fails to pass whistle-blower rights bill
• Lew Wallace's descendant objects to pardoning the Kid
• Rayburn's 3-pointer lifts Purdue
• 3 convicted in terror plot on Australian army base
• Orton unhappy as Broncos hand Tebow the keys
• First flu death of season reported in Indiana
• Burglary suspect, with ties to homicide case, gets 10 years
• Congress passes aid package for 9/11 responders
• UPDATE: Producers cancel tonight's performance of 'Spider-Man'
• State says it's satisfied of 'Spider-Man' safety
• Pending obituaries for Thursday, Dec. 23.
• PM Update
• Police seek Christmas burglars
• Feds in Indy break up drug-trafficking ring
• Bank robber on loose in Monticello (update)
• New Richmond man gets 55 years for killing his brother
• Colts WR Austin Collie out for season
• Fort Wayne mom says she hid young son's body for a year
• Plan seeks more business near Indy airport
• Couple charged in death of paraplegic man
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• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Indy airport expects fewer holiday travelers
• Chicago firefighters trapped while fighting blaze
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• IU fires staffer charged in anti-Jewish vandalism
• Hyundai, VW top insurance industry safe car list
• Ex-tax preparer pleads guilty to fraud
• What gift are you hoping to find under your Christmas tree?
• Boy's body hidden for year in Fort Wayne
• Colorado family still in awe of mom, baby's recovery
• Pastrick bankruptcy may not stop seizures
• Cloudy today, snow moving our way
• Fire rekindles at Michigantown home
• Couple charged in death of paraplegic man
• Daniels lifts employee pay freeze
• WL prepares to inherit U.S. 231 route
• $3 gas shocks holiday drivers
• Winter break programs offer kids activity, variety
• Marines mount 'final push' for needy kids
• Admitted ID maker gets prison time
• Mom spared prison, told to get help
• Man charged after knife attack on woman
• Fire damages Clinton County home
• GOP objections threaten whistle-blower rights bill
• State of Alaska to sue over polar bear protection
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• House fire reported in Clinton County
• Key test vote in Senate for 9/11 health bill
• Johnson leads Purdue past IPFW
• Gulf oil spill voted top news story of 2010
• Stopgap spending measure clears Senate
• Judge to decide Jackson syringe testing issues
• Pedophilia guide author denies book is obscene
• Illegal ID scheme lands man in prison before deportation
• Remains of a small child found in Fort Wayne home
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Wednesday
• Most state workers to see pay raise in 2011
• Why have gas prices climbed past $3 a gallon?
• Ages 25-29 with only cell phones passes halfway point
• Census: Indiana keeps its 9 U.S. House seats
• Heart Stopping and Heart Warming in the same Week
• Man sentenced for shooting postal carrier
• Andover Coils plans to expand
• 2 Santas arrested at Ohio mall
• Fishers moves toward city vote
• Guilty plea in NW Indiana office shooting
• UPDATED: 1 killed in State Fairgrounds party shooting
• Indiana awaits census data, redistricting debate
• Icy roads may worsen through the day
• Grant Street still restricted
• Freezing rain continues today
• $3 gasoline: Like a lump of coal in stocking
• Team chasing Earhart mystery includes Crawfordsville resident
• Soup kitchen provides cheer for more than 1,000
• Believe it or not, winter starts today
• Grad rates up for some Indiana schools
• School delays for Tuesday (update)
• New clues to an old mystery
• Home sales down in November
• Approved study to look at cost of housing jail inmates
• WL's Dennis seeking second term
• West Lafayette officials update complaint procedure
• Ebony & Ivory Ball tickets on sale
• Hootsuite and My Reason for the Tweeting
• Travel advisory issued for Tippecanoe County
• Woman pleads no contest in Facebook feud death
• Toyota to pay $32.4M in extra fines
• Boilers slaughter Salukis
• School delays for Tuesday (update)
• Study finds likely carcinogen in 31 cities' water
• Man fatally shot by Fort Wayne police
• Cause offered in South Bend explosion
• Ice, snow headed Greater Lafayette's way
• PM Update
• Startup Manchester pharmacy school gets $35M gift
• Conseco name staying on Indianapolis arena
• Purdue moves up to 14th in men's poll
• Tippecanoe home sales still slow in Nov.
• WL's Grant Street closed for gas leak
• Purdue's Moses wins Big Ten honor
• Lt. Gov. Skillman won't seek top job
• 5 considered in TEMA director search
• Lafayette Jeff's graduation improves
• Computer monitor causes scare at Newark airport
• Ohio student arrested cutting pine tree
• Charities surprised by $6M from Indiana couple
• Kroger recalling pet food sold in Indiana
• Number of red-light camera tickets drop in Ill.
• 2010 Word of the Year: Austerity
• Girl, 12, killed walking along Indy road
• 12 men arrested over suspected UK terrorism plot
• Chicago planetarium plans eclipse event
• $35M grant is Rx for another pharmacy school
• Snow, ice likely tonight
• US attorney in N. Indiana doubles debt collection
• For Purdue grads, ceremony 'is just the beginning'
• Gift of blood would find ready reception
• Christmas lights map, Greater Lafayette
• High-tech presents not always the best surprise
• Environmental club goes beyond curriculum at New Community
• LSC students find Chinese culture eye-opening
• Q&A: Worker finds season 'kind of crazy'
• Campus empties, takes on new mood
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• S. Korea to conduct firing drills from border island
• Senate grappling with nuclear deal
• Shoppers crowd the malls in Christmas countdown
• Heavy LA rainstorm prompts worries of mudslides
• Brewers go all in with trade for Royals' Greinke
• Colts ground Jaguars' title hopes with 34-24 win
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• Citizen panel to monitor redistricting process
• Ohio mobile home fire kills 3 kids, hurts 2 adults
• Ex-soldier talks about slaying of Iraqi family
• Conservationists blast Newport depot reuse plan
• Solid waste district storage upgrade considered by county
• Meetings
• Purdue's strategic plan goals closer
• Former county clerk candidate jailed in Australia
• Fans splurge at auction of Keady belongings
• Friends of Downtown treat residents to holiday gala
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Police blotter
• Purdue vet pathologist honored for service to rural Indiana
• Sentencing reforms getting closer look
• One school district's art cut another's gain
• For last-minute holiday shoppers, time a fleeting gift
• Early snow brings out sleigh at Prophetstown
• A nostalgic Bayh prepares for life's next phase
• Marriage licenses
• Marriage dissolutions
• Construction projects, housing rates OK'd by trustees
• In brief
• Penn State wins 4th straight NCAA volleyball title
• Phil Cavarretta, 1945 NL MVP with Cubs, dies at 94
• Guerin edges CC despite Haan's 32
• New Japan defense policy focuses on China
• McCutcheon whips Logansport
• N. Illinois routs Fresno St. in Humanitarian Bowl
• Appeals court denies Black review request
• Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart, dead at 69
• Ky. officials don't have copy of Noah's Ark report
• Larry King's finale viewed by more than 2 million
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• Purdue trustees eye modest changes in room, board fees
• PM Update
• Suspect in IU anti-Jewish vandalism surrenders
• Brees is 2010 AP Male Athlete of Year
• House approves billions for wars without debate
• Big Ten may revisit division names
• Honda recalling Passport SUVs over suspension
• Oil moves higher as tax-cut package heads to Obama
• Woman gets 7 years for taking Christmas gifts
• Tippecanoe jobless rate creeps up
• Bones, artifacts could answer Amelia Earhart mystery
• NE Indiana man kills girlfriend's mother, himself
• WikiLeaks unearths former Ball State professor's e-mails
• As finals wrap up, Ivy Tech wishes all of you a relaxing winter break and a happy holiday season! See you in January!
• Indy panel says officer used excessive force
• Chicago transit agency cracking down on fraud
• UPDATED: Semi flipped on US 41 in Benton County
• Scientist alleges religious discrimination in Ky.
• Proposal would keep phones out of drivers' hands
• Fancy Florida ATM spits out gold, not cash
• Clear weekend, maybe snow Monday
• Bill preventing big tax hikes heads to Obama
• Miller kids enjoy chance to give
• Documents detail case against alleged shooter
• Community Foundation celebrates recipients of grants
• Another round of snow complicates commutes
• Fire wipes out house on Tippecanoe County line
• Mom charged with neglect for daughter's condition
• Warnings go out on rise in online shopping scams
• Money for heating assistance in jeopardy
• Downsizing, Gene Keady's personal items up for bid
• In brief
• WikiLeaks has not broken Australian law, PM says
• PM Update
• Vick hopes to own a dog as a pet someday
• Judge grants bail to WikiLeaks' Julian Assange
• First cars roll out of electric car plant
• Crashes slowing traffic in Tippecanoe
• Control spending to avoid cuts, lawmakers told
• Storms cause erosion at Indiana Dunes
• Interstate clear, but other roads hazardous
• Snow will continue to fall today
• Free E-edition available for readers
• New developments to be discussed in Ill.-Ind. shootings
• School delays for today
• Business Interest Activity Survey
• Local Marines return from Afghanistan
• Day cares adjust as drop-side cribs banned
• Clarian Arnett Health unveils new logo
• BB gun shooter gets 18 months
• U.S. 52 recommendations expected in about 2 months
• Apartment complex continues turnaround with Christmas party
• A soldier's last wish granted
• Tippecanoe Area Plan Commission recommends new Lauren Lakes plan
• Indy man arrested in Nick's shooting
• Lilly Endowment puts $6.3M toward Purdue's military family research
• Attica 1st-graders show progress in violin lessons
• Drug dealing charges lead to conviction
• Planners back reversal of controversial industrial zoning
• Sentencing reform proposal gets Daniels' nod
• Winter Weather Driving
• Arrest made in WL nightclub shooting
• PM Update
• Christmas In The Confederacy
• Another great post from Mommyonfire.com
• Generous Students & Klondike Branch Gift on TV18
• It's finals week! What do you do to cope? What are your study tips?
• The 7:30 a.m. class at the Montgomery County Instructional Center in Crawfordsville is cancelled on Monday, December 13. All other classes will be held as scheduled. Check here for future closing or cancellation information.
• YWCA Eliminating Racism Empowering Women
• Christmas Time in Indiana
• How connected are you through Social Media?
• Klondike Students' Gift -- Thank You!
• Blogging Tips Day Four – Theme Templates
• Blogging Tips Day Three – Your Niche
• Blogging Day Two – Choosing the right Blogging Platform
• See The TCPL Mobile Library On Parade.
• Blogging Day One – The popularity of Blogs
• Friends - Holiday Shopping Sale
• Ill. couple killed on I-65
• Museum digitizes art for history classes
• Many fear losing jobless benefits
• In brief
• All but 20 LSC pupils meet immunization deadline
• 4th suspect charged in 2009 home invasion
• Arrest in Monticello homicide eases many
• Red Kettle volunteers make their mark on the season
• Wind mill noise limit still up in air
• Clinton County crash kills 1, injures 3
• Purdue tops Kentucky volleyball in four games
• Disney completes $663M sale of Miramax
• Jeff returns to Hoops Classic finals
• Bus with UMass students on ski trip crashes in Vt.
• 1 dead, 3 hurt in Clinton crash
• NY rabbi, sons accused of sexually abusing girls
• Driver pleads in wreck that killed 2 students
• Fourth man charged in 2009 Vinton home invasion
• Williamsport man injured in crash
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• Indianapolis scouts camp fire blamed on chemicals
• INDOT crews heading out for snow patrol
• Teen killed running across Goshen rail crossing
• President Obama makes surprise visit to Afghanistan
• More charter schools? Not so much, poll says
• LSC shot clinic today, 40 students could be blocked from school
• Disney town sees death for 2nd time in week
• Plea deal reached in courthouse bomb plot
• Friend: slain soldier found purpose in military
• FBI aiding probe of student's death
• I-65 crash kills 2, traffic slowed
• Chicago Cubs great Ron Santo dies
• Teen killed running across RR crossing
• Disney town sees 2nd death this week
• Ivy Tech, IPFW offering students dual enrollment
• Storm could drop 4 inches of snow
• Library of Congress exhibit headed to Merrillville
• Scabies outbreak leads to visitor ban at LaPorte jail
• Ex-White House doctor called a 'trailblazer'
• Suspect in Claypool slaying in court
• WL parking proposal rejected
• Hunger Hike beats goal
• WL's ex-Kmart site has new owner, new plans
• City closes books on 3 capital projects
• Man admits to shooting brother
• In brief
• Ohio patient charged with murder in hospital death
• Biggest-ever Israeli forest fire kills dozens
• Frankfort holds off McCutcheon
• McCain flays military gays study, wants ban upheld
• CBL Computers and Repair supports Computers 4 Kids in December
• Maryland rallies to beat Purdue
• Heading off tax increases: Compromise taking shape
• PM Update
• In custody, boxer's husband has Tippecanoe ties
• UPDATE: Suspect in White County teacher's death has first court hearing
• Hunger Hike exceeds goal, Community Harvest falls short
• Russia, Qatar get World Cups in 2018 and 2022
• Mingo set to return to Mackey tonight
• C. Indiana county clerk stopping courthouse weddings
• Indy waits on World Cup decision
• Indy airport holding auction Dec. 14
• Indiana mental health center cuts 50 jobs
• Baby makes sudden arrival in McDonalds lot
• Indiana soldier among 6 killed by policeman
• Police: Man linked to publicist death shoots self
• Rare book collection moves to former museum
• Cold continues, more snow coming
• Nearby officers save woman from sinking SUV
• Several spend night in line for Palin visit
• State's accountability standard eludes most public schools
• After Nobel, Negishi weighs future efforts
• Purdue had hand in at least 13 Nobel prizes
• Winter's first blast sends traffic sliding
• Purdue looks to protect, keep Nobel-worthy talent
• LSC students without shots will be shut out Monday
• State issues pruning rules for utilities
• Groups push for Sunday liquor sales
• Wind farm gets test site approval
• Close vote seen on WL parking changes
• 2 women win on TV game shows
• Computer donations will aid local children
• Shining a light on Hanukkah
• Campus event raises HIV, AIDS awareness
• 2 women win on TV game shows
• Grammy nominations in top categories
• Purdue survives in OT
• PM Update
• Yep, Do it yourself Computer Repair
• Burglars hit IU over holiday
• Semi runs over farm supply company owner
• Snow flurries likely tonight
• Offers of help pour in after fire at Boy Scout camp
• Students chatted with gunman to keep him calm
• For nearby residents, road closure turns to headache
• YWCA Salute to Women nominations due Dec. 8
• In brief: No court date yet for slaying suspect
• Purdue's Phi Kappa Theta accused of alcohol, hazing violations
• Parents get earful on funding issues
• Provost adds Purdue voice to DREAM Act rally
• Traffic impact of Lindberg closure to be monitored
• Stabbing leads to 10-year sentence
• Harrison cruises in Hoops Classic opener
• Franco, Hathaway picked as co-hosts for Oscars
• Kelly, Kerrigan, Carlino Purdue MVPs
• Stabbing leads to 10-year sentence
• Haan rallies CC to overtime win in J&C Hoops opener
• FDA would boost food inspections under Senate bill
• Official: Student has hostages in Wis. high school
• Purdue's Kerrigan wins Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year
• Thief crashes into store, fails to steal ATM
• Panel meeting Sunday on contested secretary of state race
• PM Update
• Welcome back! Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving break!
• U.N. agency pushes new rules on air cargo security
• S. Korean artillery drills today boost tensions
• High 52 today, heavy rains possible tonight
• What lawmakers say about the death penalty
• Wyandotte Elementary takes shape
• Convertibles needed for Christmas parade
• Christmas tree sales
• Holiday advice: Safeguard against scams
• Realtor lands spot on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Death penalty debate starts again
• Shoppers hunt for the perfect Christmas tree
• Monticello residents relieved slaying is solved
• Fort Wayne guard commits to Purdue
• Leslie Nielsen of 'Naked Gun' fame dies at age 84
• Holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers done?
• Mexico captures an alleged leader of Aztecas gang
• China calls for urgent talks on North Korea
• Foodmakers backing $1.4B food-safety bill
• Leaked US cables reveal sensitive diplomacy
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• UPDATE: IU fires Lynch
• Purdue's Mingo leaves hospital
• Purdue volleyball hosts NCAA first and second rounds, Boilers play Kentucky Friday
• Search continues for 3 young Michigan brothers
• Marriage licenses
• Marriage dissolutions
• Meetings
• Sharp increase expected in crops costs
• Rossville Boy Scout earns Eagle rank
• Looming LSC shot deadline could send hundreds home
• Inmate charged in 2008 murder
• Police blotter
• Purdue develops tests for steel structures in fires
• Lego enthusiast builds robotic chess set
• Purdue historian extols boxer Louis' lasting punch
• IU, Purdue join forces to deliver game ball, honor fallen soldiers
• Holiday music has emotional ties
• 'Dirty Jobs' episode will bug some
• Bucket game has love-hate, loyalty divide
• Benefits accrue when companies go green
• Planners listen to live entertainment code revision
• South Korea says sound of artillery heard on island
• Wyo. official supports Yellowstone grizzly hunts
• Cal suspends coach for having player fake injury
• Cal suspends coach for having player fake injury
• Oregon bomb-plot suspect wanted 'spectacular show'
• Monticello man arrested in Judith Claypool murder
• County eyes military corridor near Camp Atterbury
• Pending obituaries for Sunday
• Indiana State Fair to toast soybeans in 2011
• Mich State beats Penn State for share of Big Ten title
• Chatard beats SB St. Joseph's for 3A crown
• Broncos, coach fined for taping of 49ers' practice
• Indiana, Kentucky to break ground on new bridge
• US and South Korea push ahead with war games
• Ind. still issuing permits under old water rules
• Rain expected early next week
• Purdue to face Indiana today
• In brief
• Replacement for Carroll County clerk who resigned is chosen
• Hopes of a Bucket win enliven Bridge Walk
• Black Friday's rush hits hard
• Repaired ice rink reopens
• Apartment fire victims fan out to find new quarters
• Dickens of a Christmas
• Lafayette - West Lafayette Christmas Parade
• Colo. shopper possibly trapped in store collapse
• Moore's career-high 31 lead Purdue
• Obamas say their daughters prefer to just be kids
• Official: Media exec to be NYC schools chancellor
• Willie Nelson charged with pot possession in Texas
• Berry scores 12 as Ball State wins in Alaska
• Police report no major problems with Black Friday crowds
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• PM update
• 12 stitches for Obama after errant elbow in hoops
• Police: Girl recovering from serious BB gun wound
• Indiana teen finds success with first book submission
• Shoppers crowd the Black Friday aisles
• Shopper busted for arguing in Black Friday line
• State looks for more info from casinos
• Evansville zoo selling rhino's masterpieces
• Hunters blast state's deer cull proposal
• City nears sale of vacant GM factory
• Police stop man holding child under water in tub
• Shoppers hit stores on cold Black Friday
• SC man accused of threatening to shoot president
• Dry weather ahead
• Women killed on Thanksgiving, found in woods
• Annual LUM dinner draws 800-plus
• Time-and-a-half pay can ease the sting of working on a holiday
• In brief
• Carroll prosecutor brings Bean back to area
• Long day in New York began early for Purdue band
• Glen Acres plan hints at changes
• 2nd fire empties apartment complex
• Purdue women's opponents report no illness
• Black Eyed Peas to perform Super Bowl halftime
• Mexico grows, with migrants' numbers falling
• Vt. cops: Man shoots pal dead in bed in awry prank
• Indictment: Calif man threatened Obama in letter
• Private equity group to buy Del Monte for $4B
• Pending obituaries for Friday, Nov. 26
• Police: Lebanon High janitor had sex with student
• Indiana state trooper suspended over fight
• UPDATE: Fire hits apartment complex again, residents scramble for T'giving
• Hold up reported in Linden
• Closed Thanksgiving Day
• Bill aimed at prosecutors, drug forfeiture money use
• Happy Thanksgiving to the Ivy Tech family!
• Custodian accused of sex with student
• Sleet, rain, chance of snow today, tonight
• To shop owner's surprise, bike rack removed for winter
• Prosecutor defends use of seized assets
• Fire empties WL apartments again
• City pulls plug on nearly new streetlights
• City pulls plug on nearly new streetlights
• Come one, come all to Thanksgiving dinner
• Groceries close books on another 'black Wednesday'
• Concord Road reopens to traffic
• Students collect 1,239 pounds of food items for holiday drive
• Purdue band to lead off Macy's parade
• Fire empties WL apartments again
• First arrest made in new insider trading crackdown
• WL defeats McCutcheon in boys basketball season opener
• Police: Child shoots child in head with BB gun
• US surrenders e-mails on Gulf oil leak estimates
• Product recalls: Potato chips, cheddar cheeses
• Downtown bike rack moved for winter
• Jury convicts DeLay in money laundering trial
• Boxer Christy Martin stabbed, shot
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Thursday
• State won't cut payments for foster, adopted kids
• Traffic judge suspended for 30 days
• St. Elizabeth buys 10 acres near White Co. Memorial
• City replacing light poles that keep breaking on Vets Parkway
• Gas leak forces 2 South Bend-area hotels to evacuate
• 515 Columbia Open House Dec. 9th
• Poll: Gov. Daniels little known nationally
• Pence not committing to run for higher office
• Putting on a massive meal
• Rain-hit counties lift burn bans
• Chatham Square project progresses
• Walmart gift helps LUM's mission
• Kentland Bank to buy Bank of Indiana branch
• Rossville school lockdown winds down
• Soggy travel weather in store for Thanksgiving
• Christmas programs give toys to needy children
• Locker room theft nets arrest
• LSC board hears about Mandarin program's benefits
• Ruling reverses child molest verdict
• Man pleads guilty to multiple robberies
• Autoworkers, Obama bond in Kokomo
• 3 Greater Lafayette districts hit No Child Left Behind mark
• 2nd blast at New Zealand mine; 29 believed dead
• Full-body scanners popping up at courthouses
• Johnson leads Boilers past Austin Peay
• Jury finds Ind. teen guilty of killing sheepdog
• Drill breakthrough in NZ mine; robot finds helmet
• Pedestrian hit by car on Purdue campus
• PM Update
• Tippecanoe jobless rate dips to 8%
• Kentland Bank will buy Bank of Indiana branch
• Daniels skipping Obama's trip to Kokomo
• School performance reports coming today
• Pence says Afghanistan situation improving
• Police say man had gun inside South Bend school
• Obama plans local stops during Kokomo trip
• Arsons to Greene Co. train trestles worry railroad
• U.S. condemns North Korean attack on South Korea
• Funeral plans set for Fort Wayne soldier
• Colder temps here to stay
• Agency cutting walk-in service on documents
• Items stolen during semi-state football game
• Nearly 2 million new Indiana court cases filed in 2009
• Demand at St. Ann up 400 families this Thanksgiving
• Lindberg Road to close Monday for $4.2M project
• Bennett addresses 'mess' of a system
• U.S. 52 bridge over tracks opens
• Lockdown continues today at Rossville school
• 'All-American' band ready for Macy's
• Ex-pastor gets 4 years in prison
• School boss says he's not the enemy
• 'Suspicious' fire tears through vacant home
• In brief: Seat-belt blitz for Thanksgiving
• Salvage, surplus helps Boys & Girls Club
• State school superintendent face his critics
• Christmas Parade looking for topless help
• Ex-youth pastor gets 4 years for sex with 16-year-old
• UPDATE: Tippecanoe County added to tornado watch list
• PM Update
• Tippecanoe's existing home sales slip in October
• Pending obituaries for Tuesday, Nov. 23
• White County gets planning grant
• U.S. 52 bridge over railroad tracks to open today
• Purdue moves up to 10th in men's poll
• House fire reported on North Sixth Street
• Jury convicts Guandique in Levy murder
• Threat results in Rossville school lockdown
• Civic to present 'Rent' at amphitheater next summer
• Soup kitchen line long for Thanksgiving giveaway
• Lindberg Road to close Monday
• Boy dies in fall from luxury suite at Lakers game
• Cause not yet known in death at motel fire
• St. Francis network will rebrand hospitals
• Glimpse into the world of assistance dogs
• Sarajevo bridge named for late Indiana congressman
• Man recovering from fireworks explosion
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• Whooping cough makes a comeback
• T-storms possible, warmer temps today
• Hoosier limestone company sold to Ohio company
• Compassion week spurs donations in Indiana town
• Look for more traffic on Thanksgiving's roads
• Police identify victim in fatal crash
• Work starts on county offices' health clinic
• Auction aims to raise awareness
• Get ready for a wet winter, forecasters say
• Service, community support yearly meal at Hanna Center
• Q&A: Purdue employee's award 'a nice surprise'
• Community Harvest falling short
• Art Of Weaving - Wabash Weavers Guild
• Bieber leads AMA nominees with 2 wins
• Founder of Chicago's DuSable Museum dies
• CC announces state championship ticket sales
• Moore, Johnson help Purdue pull away
• TSA chief: Screening should be minimally invasive
• NY-to-Moscow jet returns safely after engine fails
• Jimmie Johnson wins 5th NASCAR championship
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• Purdue wins Preseason WNIT
• IU project yields app to caution reckless drivers
• Ohio college student dies on way home for holiday
• Ind. student 1 of 32 from US named Rhodes Scholars
• Man killed in fiery I-65 crash identified
• Purdue engineer offers help to manage nuclear waste
• Marriage dissolutions
• Survey finds bump in holiday feast cost
• LSC will consider reading program's expansion
• Meetings
• Marriage licenses
• Nonprofit to kick off NASDAQ trading
• State lawmakers' views
• The governor's education agenda
• Merit pay 'Against': Undermines team efforts
• State dangles an open WL liquor license
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Merit pay 'For': Current system not working
• Robot competition aims to keep kids excited about science
• Contest shows 'beauty' of Chinese characters
• Police blotter
• Students prepare seniors for winter
• Battle lines being drawn over teacher merit pay
• Brookston family reunites
• State dangles an open WL liquor license
• McCutcheon repeats as J&C Hoops Classic champs
• Fatal crash reported on I-65
• Luers denies Rensselaer
• Twin in suicide pact wrote to Columbine survivor
• Cancer survivor tells of humiliating pat-down at airport
• Woman, 3 kids found dead in violent Fla. scene
• Feds: Oil spill claims process needs transparency
• Merck gets good news from Vytorin study
• Pending obituaries for Sunday, Nov. 21.
• Northern Illinois defeats Ball State, 59-21
• No. 16 Butler takes easy route past Ball State
• Penn State feels at home, tops Indiana 41-24
• With Afghan control by 2014, Obama sees combat end
• Report: Feds conducting big insider trading probe
• 4 University of Illinois programs won't have to merge, for now
• Yale player wheeled off after helmet hit
• TVA triples pay for president, gives staff bonuses
• Economists want to stop teachers' degree bonuses
• Michigan quarterback Robinson sets records
• Former Sen. Braun announces run for Chicago mayor
• Pope says condoms can be justified in some cases
• GOP picks LaGrange lawyer for Indiana state Senate seat
• Mother of fallen soldier helping his platoon
• Hospital welcomes back aviary lost to floods
• Purdue to face Michigan State today
• Utah park ranger shot, law hunts suspect in canyon
• Fog to end, then warmer on Sunday
• WL girls dance way to Macy's parade
• Hurdled (sort of) to YouTube stardom
• Documentary features Monopoly 'master' of Mulberry
• Harrington expresses surprise at being named in Marion County lawsuit
• 78 prosecutors sued over assets
• Purdue featured Nov. 28 on 'Dirty Jobs'
• A new era launched for Purdue crew
• In brief: Ethnic grocery store reopens
• Salvation Army swings into holiday mode
• CC returns to state finals
• Ruling sets showdown over Tenn. lethal injection
• Incoming Speaker Boehner avoids airport pad-down
• Duke cancer researcher quits as papers questioned
• GM stock rises above closing price from first day
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• PM Update
• 40-year sentence for lawmaker attack
• Purdue's Houser to have knee surgery Dec. 1
• Democrats challenge secretary of state winner's eligibility
• 'Harry Potter' conjures $24M at midnight showings
• Warsaw merchants oppose homeless shelter
• Operation: Christmas Care’s 6th annual Christmas outreach program is helping to make the holidays brighter for Indiana National Guard families. If you would like to donate unwrapped gifts for this program please feel free to drop them off at the Ve
• Purdue Crew boathouse dedication today
• Caterpillar plans new large engine center, Lafayette unaffected
• Hatchery admits selling quarantined fish to state
• Prophetstown to conduct large controlled burn today
• Purdue's 'Dirty Jobs' episode to air Nov. 28
• Obama, Biden plan trip to Kokomo Tuesday
• Court rejects political insider's appeal
• 500,000 books sought for foster kids
• Patchy fog this morning, warmer weekend
• Food packaging company closing in Greensburg
• Indiana high court to hear bank robber case
• It's A Harry Potter Hullabaloo!
• Habitat hot potato game nearing closure
• USDA investigating WL grocery
• Goal was to snuff out smokes, if only for a day
• United Way ekes out a winner
• From 23 to 3: TSC media specialists search for answers following cuts
• Grand jury first in county since '95
• Alternative offered to city 'streetscape'
• Clinton, Frankfort 911 dispatchers unite
• In brief
• New U.S. 52 overpass set to open
• Japan says China resuming exports of rare earths
• History is Fun
• Fence, police keep calm at Westboro anti-gay event
• Great Deals at DejaVu
• Bernanke hits back at critics of bond-buying plan
• Purdue women advance to WNIT finals
• Pokagon Band, IUPUI sign cooperation agreement
• Virtual Online Learning November Challenge
• Democrats file for recount in Indiana House race
• Driving around Lafayette
• Pfizer halts blood thinner study due to bleeding
• Lafayette Indiana Employment Outlook
• Ethics panel recommends censure for Rep. Rangel
• Deal reached to postpone doctors' Medicare cut
• Bodies of 2 women, boy missing in Ohio are found
• Rokita lands freshman leadership post
• Habitat will take back house
• Pending obituaries for Friday
• PM Update
• WL Mexican grocery closed amid USDA probe
• Zionsville receiver commits to Purdue
• Ohio mom pleads guilty to giving pot to toddler
• New U.S. 52 overpass to open Monday
• UPDATE: Fourth Street reopens after water line work
• Indy schools look to go year-round
• Report: Obama coming to Kokomo Tuesday
• 5 charged in Kansas ticket scandal
• Lake County plans suit over income tax demand
• Survey: Thanksgiving dinners cost more this year
• GM shares jump on Wall Street return
• Sharpton blasts handling of Indianapolis beating
• Main break shuts down Purdue's Jischke Drive
• Brownstown clerk sentenced for $370,000 fraud
• Rep. Carson elected as a leader in black caucus
• Coroner works to ID woman found dead at motel fire
• GM public offering stands to raise up to $22B
• Cool today, warmer into weekend
• Solar panel plans delayed in Central Indiana
• Lugar opposes GOP Senate moratorium on earmarks
• Holiday card drive aims to lift troops' morale
• End of Lauren Lakes logjam in sight
• Fruits, veggies fly after collision on I-65
• $100,000 initiative aims to fill youth needs
• In brief
• Mandarin given a classroom of its own
• Last call looms for United Way campaign
• Purdue researcher explains comet fly-by
• Purdue grilled on budget request
• Consultants sue HuffPo, say site was their idea
• Fox to broadcast Big Ten football title games
• Court: Calif gay marriage case may be broadcast
• Judge rejects acquittal motion in Smart case
• Gitmo detainee acquitted of all but 1 charge in NY
• House sustains Obama veto on mortgage bill
• Air Force warns troops about Facebook feature
• PM Update
• Hoosier soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Pending obituaries for Thursday
• Lafayette agency earmarks $100K for youth
• 1 found dead after fire at motel
• Authorities: Wis. man shoots TV over Palin dance
• Former ag secretary to speak at annual fish fry
• United Way projects $30,000 shortfall at 'victory' celebration
• Family of vanished woman awarded nearly $3.5M
• State denies parole for deputy's convicted killer
• Ind. software company faces engineer crunch
• UPDATED: I-65 reopens after semi crash cleanup
• State legislature to broadcast all meetings online
• Thanksgiving break begins next Tuesday. What are your plans? Are you spending time with family? Traveling?
• DNR panel approves fenced hunts for coyotes, foxes
• Ohio city consumed by search for missing family
• Muncie educators investigated for not reporting rape
• Sunny today, slight chance of showers
• Officials: Mom smothered, baby alive when set afire
• Wayne Newton to open house to world
• Texting while driving ban a possibility
• Purdue to pitch budget needs today
• More details on budget cuts emerge
• Fowler boy, 11, hailed as a 'real hero' after fire
• What the lawmakers have to say
• Local drivers speak out
• Purdue to house 20 displaced by fire
• Last call for alcohol energy drinks?
• 2 Purdue supercomputers among world's strongest
• CC students taking personal approach to cancer awareness
• WL tunes up maintenance, finances on 2 garages
• In brief
• Local 'Riley Champion' inspires as he endures
• Doctor: Hummel's ACL surgery 'went perfectly'
• Parts of Los Angeles County ban plastic bags
• Grief, anger mix at vigil for dead NC girl
• Former Purdue football assistant loses job
• Purdue lands 2 supercomputers among world's strongest
• New system to record Indiana deaths online
• PM Update
• Arrest warrants linked to shootings
• Suspect pleads on verge of robbery trial
• End of historic downtown funeral home feared
• Ideas gathered to make U.S. 52 better
• In brief: Late night fire damages apartment
• Windmill noise plan raises stir
• Main St. businesses raise doubts on streetscape
• Lafayette City Hall spreads out to refurbished annex
• Purdue No. 4 on international student list
• Late night fire damages WL apartment
• Questions arise about Lafayette streetscape cost
• Mingo leads Purdue comeback victory
• Demolition planned for historic funeral home
• Lafayette City Hall spreads into refurbished annex
• Purdue seeks 6th year for receiver
• Suspect in Rogers homicide pleads guilty to unrelated charges
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Tuesday
• Father doesn't want son's name in state system
• Daniels want to reward early high school graduates
• Purdue's Moses earns Big Ten honor
• Purdue international enrollment near top in U.S.
• Boilermakers hold steady in AP poll
• Neighbors riled over changes to wind turbine code
• Purdue's Kerrigan earns Big Ten honors
• Part of County Road 750 East closed today
• Police ID those involved in Clinton Co. shooting
• Man, 95, dies after crashing into Kokomo church
• Caterpillar to buy Bucyrus for $7.6 billion
• Fort Wayne Burmese cautious after Suu Kyi release
• Greyhound gets in the $1-to-Chicago business
• Death penalty costs in Indiana focus of meeting
• Showers possible Tues., Wed. this week
• High school hosting Ind. Court of Appeals
• Summit at IUPUI to focus on rural issues
• TSC tech guy one of '20 to Watch'
• Q&A: Got an ethical question? columnist is listening
• Voicing opinions
• Wolf Park cuts admission for animal advocates for event's second year
• Parking spot debate simmers in WL's Village
• Program educates on suicide
• Some voice disgust with FDA's new cigarette warnings
• Bridal show takes over theater
• Clinton shooting probe continues
• Rep. James Meeks announces run for Chicago mayor
• Date, time set for CC football semistate
• Driver held in Calif motorcycle crash that kills 5
• Three Miss. football players shot
• Berry scores 15 in Ball State debut
• Moore leads Purdue to easy opening win
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Cutler, Bears beat Vikings 27-13
• Henry is Hope's QB preference
• Colts cash in on Bengals mistakes for 23-17 win
• Pending obituarites for Monday
• Obama calls latest Israeli plan promising
• More details released on fatal Clinton County shooting
• Daughter 1 of 3 charged in Mich. couple's stabbing
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• Social media contract questioned in Fort Wayne
• GOP control brings new life to education issues
• Clinton County police investigate shooting report
• Privileges not factor in bed availability
• Will the hospitals expand? Yes, and no
• Hospital choice: What you need to know
• Study looks at U.S. 52 improvements
• Deer-hunting season starts with a bang
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Police blotter
• New hospitals already cramped for space
• Gaming Day brings families, friends together
• Thanksgiving meal may cost a bit more
• Veterans collect for comrades
• Jeff academy motivates students to be community leaders
• WL soldier to be part of Purple Heart ceremony at Bears game
• Marriages and dissolutions
• Hoosier Heartland progress reports on tap
• Protesters try to block Neo-Nazi rally in Phoenix
• Snowstorm causes 400 Minn. crashes; 2 die in Wis.
• Emanuel formally announces run for Chicago mayor
• Crash cuts power to WL residents
• Miller says he won't fight clear win for Murkowski
• Bruins fan who kicked column at Garden 'fesses up
• Date, time set for Rensselaer football semistate
• Another winning season for Illinois State
• Ind. town may move gazebo to make way for memorial
• Pending obituaries for Sunday
• Pending obituaries for Sunday
• Passenger killed after cars hit deer in Floyd
• Northwestern QB Persa out for season
• Kerrigan sets Purdue, Big Ten record
• As feared, torn ACL for Purdue's Houser
• Iraq lawmakers approve deal to form new government
• No. 17 Butler hangs first Final Four banner
• Persa leads Northwestern past No. 13 Iowa, 21-17
• Minnesota upsets Illinois with comeback, 38-34
• No. 6 Wisconsin routs Indiana, 83-20
• Newton starting at QB for No. 2 Auburn
• Fort Wayne man charged in death of baby
• Coach says highly touted freshman no longer with Memphis Tigers
• Ky. resort park lodges begin reduced hours
• Italy's Berlusconi seeks confidence vote
• Large fire hits S. Ind. town's downtown square
• Purdue to face Michigan today
• Chance of rain today, then more dry weather
• Amazon hiring 2,500 to help fill holiday orders
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Monticello mayor reports from trade mission
• In brief
• Purdue Air Force ROTC ranked best in the nation
• Hero pitches more rest for pilots
• Habitat director will help rebuild Haiti
• Outdoor burning linked to Chalmers blaze
• Lafayette part of Greyhound's $1 express service
• WL listed among more affordable college towns
• Shooter in attempted carjacking gets 11 years
• Military's anti-gay policy under increasing fire
• Two arrested after accident, chase
• Delphi man killed in morning crash
• Neil Armstrong, Chelsey 'Sully' Sullenberger converge on Purdue stage
• Late TD ends West Lafayette's reign
• Central Catholic returns to semistate
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced to year in custody
• Court hears Wal-Mart medical marijuana firing case
• UPDATE: Moses leads Purdue women to easy victory
• Purdue women's guard suffers knee injury
• Shooter in attempted carjacking gets 11 years
• UPDATE: Fire destroys garage, damages two houses
• Vanguard to add 20 jobs in Monon
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• Ind. base using helicopters to fight grass fires
• Lafayette part of Greyhound's $1 express service
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Coming Sunday: Hospitals, hoops and Harry
• Homeless man finds diamond, returns it
• Indiana budget hearings to begin Wednesday
• YWCA Salute to Women Nominations Needed
• Nominations Sought for 2011 YWCA Salute to Women Awards
• Amazon.com to hire 2,500 in Indiana
• Ohio college locked down amid case of 4 missing
• UPDATE: At Purdue today, Sullenberger accepts award
• Garfield creator apologizes for ill-timed strip
• Sneak peek of Kurt Vonnegut library
• Warm weather streak coming to an end
• UPDATE: Ind. 25 to be closed several hours due to crash outside Delphi
• Burglars' haul includes box with woman's ashes
• Brides of servicemen score free gowns in national effort
• Greater Lafayette marks Veterans Day with volleys, songs, praise
• UW, at 91% of goal, asks community to dig deeper
• Murkowski camp cries foul in ballot count
• Burn bans reconsidered in some places
• At G-20, U.S. stymied on trade goals
• Purdue physical facilities workers targeted for savings
• Gunman shoots 4 Texas policemen serving warrant
• Rep. Klinker takes aim at high-alcohol energy drinks
• Report: Audits missed CA city's financial problems
• Miller's appeal of 'C' grade rejected
• Appeals delay school progress reports until Nov. 22
• TSC school lessons to get technology boost
• Asphalt plant reverses course on controversial rezoning
• In brief
• Spartan marching band to perform in Indy
• More 70-degree days to end the week
• Audit: Indiana owes feds $39 million for Medicaid
• Klinker to file bill on high-alcohol energy drinks
• Report cites Indianapolis Police failures
• 'Major' human smuggling cell busted in Arizona
• Purdue eliminates jobs, offers lower pay alternatives
• Extra tugs to meet stricken cruise ship
• Washington state bans alcoholic energy drinks
• United Way goes into home stretch down $400,000
• Armstrong to honor 'Hero of the Hudson'
• UK police suggest Yemen bomb disarmed accidentally
• Rokita ready for tax, spending questions
• Liquor stores urge policing of energy brews
• Louisville man pleads not guilty in murder case
• Police release transcript leading up to deadly crash
• Every day's Veterans Day for these volunteers
• Man found guilty in wife's death by barbell
• PM Update
• Federal grand jury indicts 'Barefoot Bandit'
• Carmel strip mall fire starts in doughnut shop
• Purdue volleyball sweeps Indiana
• Supreme Court ruling reinstates Ft. Wayne death sentence
• Palin calls Obama 'most pro-abortion president'
• Wal-Mart offering free shipping for online buys
• Fresh-baked goodness
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Nobel laureate shares insights in chemistry, fame
• Despite better scores, Miller remains on state watch list
• Veterans Day in America
• Veterans Day events
• Fire officials warn of dry conditions, open burns
• Purdue Air Force ROTC named best in country
• TSC likely facing boundary changes
• IU campus police step up patrols after 5 sex assaults
• Dyer vet receives French medal for WW II service
• 2 await sentencing after cocaine pleas
• Greater Lafayette marks Veterans Day at Riehle Plaza
• Davis named J&C editor
• Police to hit roads hard for holiday
• An Evening With Amelia - Just Imagine It!
• UPDATE: Indiana Veterans Home honors service members
• Indiana baby-snatching suspect faces December trial
• National Gaming Day @ Three Libraries
• Pending obituaries for Friday
• Tippecanoe targets unpaid Innkeeper's Tax
• Poet, activist says war enslaves all
• Provisional ballots counted, Benton school board race settled
• Environmentalist left deep roots in WL
• Property taxes due today
• 2 wildfires burning at wildlife refuge
• County sets aside more cash as health care costs mount
• Purdue men sign two recruits
• Veterans Day events
• Google to give 10% raises to entire work force
• Deer hunt set for Prophetstown
• Court upholds search of locked glove box
• City approves demolition of 2 houses
• Italian-American group calls for VH1 show to end
• Teen dies in White County crash
• 5 children killed after fire engulfs Florida home
• Chemtura emerges from Chapter 11
• Search resuming for missing Louisville student
• Terone Johnson's 17 lead Purdue to victory
• Bush memoir sells 220,000 copies on first day
• Indiana hunters aiming for near-record number of deer
• Fraternity gives LSC program a boost
• Internal report released on accused Indy cop
• Like Tuesday's weather? Expect more today.
• Shooting nets 48 years in prison
• Pending obituaries for Nov. 11
• LaPorte combines maintenance, animal control jobs
• Veterans Day events
• Rokita names transition team
• Review of Alaska write-in ballots to begin
• Schools honored, but still wary of new growth model
• Daniels names human services agency leader
• Indiana man convicted in weight bar death of wife
• St. Ann soup kitchen prepares for Thanksgiving
• PM Update
• UPDATED: Power restored along Indiana 38
• Hoosier Heartland roundabout plan gets mixed reviews
• Stranded cruise ship: Tell us your vacation disaster
• Neil Armstrong to visit Purdue, honor pilot Sullenberger
• Tenn. man charged in grocery store lot robbery
• Purdue women's hoops signs 2 in top-10 class
• Gas prices force hard choices for some
• PM Update
• Nebraska doc plans Indy abortion clinic
• Purdue University Galleries Exhibit – Our Cancer Year
• Tippecanoe Arts Federation Exhibit – Watercolor Exhibit
• Wednesdays in the Wild: Late Migrant & Winter Resident Birds
• KUDOS to City of Lafayette's 2010 United Way Campaign
• Punk Rock MOD Mondays at The Muse
• Punk Rock MOD Mondays at The Muse
• Punk Rock MOD Mondays at The Muse
• NSP Renovation Progress
• Getting Ready For the Winter Season
• Historic Centennial Neighborhood Plan
• Great Things to do in Lafayette this Week
• Campus Book Clubs – Holmes for the Holidays
• Happy Halloween!
• Teen Library Club – Aviation History
• Afterschool Explorer Programs – Last Chance!
• Klondike Book Clubs – The Book Thief
• Caring Paws - Demonstration
• Munger Park Trail
• Downtown Streetscape Public Meeting
• Concert – Jim Gill Family Room Tour
• Enjoying the Night Air
• Halloween Safety is a Must
• How Do You Define Hero?
• This Aint My Grandpa’s World Anymore
• Columbia Park Boo at the Zoo
• Judge Retention Question for November Ballot
• Purdue’s Ryan Kerrigan
• Virtual Online Learning is a Great Opportunity To Grow
• The Bonus of Virtual Online Networking
• Do we need to go back to the basics of learning?
• Tuesdays With Morrie
• How Do You Define Hero?
• A video of the 2010 commencement ceremony held May 9.
• Share your commencement photos!
• Ivy Tech and the Lafayette Family YMCA are teaming up! Have you already signed up for this new recreational opportunity?
• Halloween Safety is a Must
• Writer & Artist Jeffrey Brown
• Pow! Wind Power To The Rescue!
• Two Evening Book Groups – Two Convenient Locations!
• Rain Barrel Information/Silent Auction
• Chili Cook off Entry Form
• Community Chili Cook Off and Bake Sale
• Enjoying the Night Air
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Trail of Scarecrows
• Sagamore West Farmers Market
• Downtown Farmers Market
• 22nd Annual Ghost Tales
• The Ultimate Pink Party
• Wolf Park Howl Nights
• Ballot Questions on the November Ballot
• Lala Gallery & Studio Exhibit
• Tippecanoe Arts Federation Exhibit
• The Clothesline Project
• Lafayette ranked 12 out of 184 in Forbes
• Join Millions In a Shared Reading
• Afterschool Explorers - October Programs
• Leaf Pickup Schedule 2010
• Tolstoy & Chekhov
• Tate and Lyle Public Meeting regarding Tax Abatements
• Internet Trainings @ Campus Library
• Halley's Comet & Twain
• Twain Marathon Read - Like karaoke, only with words!
• Deadly Asteroid + Giant Dinosaurs = Extinction?
• Capoeira Grows By Leaps & Bounds
• Mark Twain Himself - Downtown Library
• Lafayette Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• TAF & Twain Gallery Walk - Friday
• 2010 Dress Codes
• Instruments in the Attic
• Jeff Students Dominate at Regional Science Fair
• 2010-11 School Supply Lists
• 2010-11 New Immunization Requirements
• Cafeteria Prices
• 2010-2011 Boundary Maps
• Friends "Harvest Home" Sale - September 10-13
• Sign up now for "Search it. Find it. Use it."
• Afterschool Explorers Return To TCPL
• Interest Builds For Frank Lloyd Wright
• Landlubbers* Invited To Three Pirate Storytimes @ TCPL
• Stick Around Downtown At 7:00 p.m.! - Ages 11-18
• The Taffetas
• Lunch With Mark Twain - Two Book Discussions
• Enjoy Award-Winning Twain Documentary, Part 1
• Tom VanHorn retirement
• All Libraries Closed Monday, September 6
• This Big Rig Is Built For Reading!
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• One Great Read on WBAA
• Twain & The New Wildcat Religion
• Author Michael Shelden - Mark Twain: Man In White
• Will Your Child Be Ready For Kindergarten In 2011?
• Two-car crash at 10th, Ferry in Lafayette
• Hospital starts review after transgender complaint
• Groundbreaking at new Chatham Square
• Source: Google, Verizon near net neutrality deal
• Sweltering heat takes toll on some, not all
• Dancing with the Stars event to help children
• In brief
• County seeks answers to flooding problems
• Man implicates friend, brother in December attack
• Judge asks for more time to review ex-pastor's seduction sentencing
• Wine judges find a variety, even 'liquid honey'
• Indiana gets $2.3M for electronic health records
• Sun, slightly cooler temps in the forecast
• Ind. enviro group hosts livestock farms 'webinars'
• Chatham Square rises; so do spirits
• Lawyer says toddler's death wasn't intentional
• Greater Lafayette youth ready for Indiana State Fair
• Indy officer arrested after dispute, manhunt
• Local man charged in Crawfordsville homicide
• Police: Fla. man drank blood of man he killed
• N. Indiana city pulls tax break over criminal past
• Yankees' A-Rod hits home run No. 600
• In brief
• Small plane crashes at airport in Phoenix
• Big drop expected from Ind. local income taxes
• Longtime Delphi barber slowing down, in style
• Lafayette postal consolidation under review
• Work starts on Chatham Square project
• 3 face charges in wake of meth lab bust
• Agents raid farm in cockfighting case
• Pending obituaries for Thursday
• Female victim testifies in robbery trial
• Earlham College's president announces retirement
• Coats says no need for lifetime ban on lobbying
• Father faces neglect and drug charges
• Indy police have suspect in shootings
• State revenue continues shortfalls
• Red Cross building 'virtual communities'
• Wabash National numbers improve in 2Q
• Puppies found dead on American Airlines plane
• Theory links ice age erosion, Midwest seismic activity
• Storm warning issued
• Wineries' best fill Purdue ballroom
• NYC art dealer who bilked stars gets prison time
• Ex-pastor's seduction sentencing postponed
• Arrest perhaps made in Crawfordsville homicide
• Barry Bonds donates $20K to black journalist group
• 49 finalists for US education innovation dollars
• LSC budgets to demolish Pythian Home
• Search under way for 2nd boy missing in Arizona
• PM Update
• Cities, Purdue tell event promoter to back off
• Pentagon says Rolling Stone writer denied embed
• Ind. distributing more than 8,300 hazard radios
• Wabash Avenue reopened after crash
• Dangerous heat, rain expected today
• Probe finds fraud and deception at for-profit colleges
• BP: Mud pumped into well is holding back the oil
• Missouri voters reject key provision of health care law
• City pulls tax break over criminal past
• News expected on Crawfordsville homicide arrest
• Revenge may have led to Indy shooting
• Teen pregnancy leads to charges of misconduct
• TSC calling back some teachers
• New threat: Hackers look to take over power plants
• DePauw denies student charged in hazing
• Ginsburg says no plans to leave Supreme Court
• Coming down, bit by bit
• PM Update
• Tippecanoe settles on revised wind power rules
• Firefighters battle factory fire
• Comcast rebrands services as Xfinity
• Hot temps, chance of rain ahead
• 5 escape serious injury in crash
• Man faces charges in boat crash that killed 2
• Courts look into questions of race, gender equity
• UPDATE: 8 shot at Indy birthday party
• Split council OKs proposed WL budget
• Work to restrict S. Ninth St. parking
• 2 killed in Clinton County crashes
• 6 La. teens drown in 18-foot Red River sinkhole
• Grad student's project helps African nation
• Clayton Richard wins ninth for Padres
• Police: 2 killed, 6 hurt in Indy shooting
• Subaru sales numbers up again in July
• TSC floats idea of referendum in 2011 budget
• UPDATE: Man recovering after Monday crash that kills another
• Lamar Lee headed to Indiana Tech
• Milestone asphalt plant OK'd
• Panel clears way for mosque near Ground Zero
• Source: Favre tells Vikings he will not return
• UPDATE: Purdue, cities tell road race organizer to back off
• News conference on Crawfordsville homicide scheduled
• Lafayette signs off on marquee rules
• Pending obituaries for Wednesday
• Split council OKs proposed WL budget
• Truck accident closes Wabash Avenue
• Purdue football DT Pamphile out for surgery
• Pending obituaries for Tuesday
• City Council Live Video Tonight
• Sun storms may bring northern lights farther south
• Singer Keys weds producer Swizz Beatz
• PM Update
• Purdue students migrate back to WL
• Patchy fog to start the day
• School supplies wanted for giveaway
• Henry Co. teacher selected to head Indiana FFA
• Indiana State Fair's 'Year of Pigs' begins Friday
• Shops grapple with success of group coupons
• Homegrown pastor leaving to plant church in Florida
• Lohan released from jail, rehab next
• So much work -- and worth it, Colt World Series host families say
• Hundreds honor slain diner owner
• Dayton: 'A nice, small community'
• Ohio State predicted to win Big Ten football title
• Scores pack commissioners meeting
• Man killed when hit on I-65 shoulder
• Enforcement lax on Ind. teen driver cell phone ban
• County narrowly OKs Milestone rezone in emotional vote
• Wind ordinance changes approved by county
• Purdue men's basketball non-conference schedule set
• UPDATE: One dead in Clinton County crash
• Coroner: Teen's swimming death caused by electrocution
• Conductor Mitch Miller dies at age 99
• 1 killed, 2 injured in I-65 crash
• Police blotter
• Inmate who said he'd kill more linked to 2nd death
• Event celebrates what makes a community
• Congressman: Too much dispersant used in oil spill
• July has been hotter, but not very often
• A's win, 6-2, ending White Sox's 12-game home win streak
• Tippecanoe County restaurant inspections
• Alcohol suspected in double fatality in Newton County
• Embezzlements take toll on Tippecanoe groups
• Purdue research says spill's effects will wash up for years
• Parking ban sparks protest
• Alcohol suspected in dual fatality
• Marriages and dissolutions
• Sunday's full of entertainment
• White collar crime in Tippecanoe County
• Purdue basketball recruit tears ACL
• Rezoning, wind power rules on agenda
• Pending obituaries for Monday
• Embezzlement can happen anywhere. A national roundup
• UPDATE: Appleby shoots 59, wins Greenbrier Classic
• Vigilance, extra eyes can head off problems, expert says
• 23 injured in Texas balcony collapse
• Local bank's efforts ease back-to-school budget crunch
• Body of Indiana man, 25, found in Rockville Lake
• Tecumseh principal fan of social media
• Economy, high demand strain Indiana food pantries
• Probe of assessor's work is closer to an end
• Gold prices spark 'fever' among Ind. prospectors
• Virtual pets bring a real crowd to zoo
• Purdue center selects 3 medical software vendors
• In brief
• About the projects
• Stabbing suspect pleads guilty to lesser offense
• Raises may squeeze into WL budget
• Two dead in diner murder-suicide
• Lafayette mom a finalist for March of Dimes honor
• It's not on the menu, especially at Red Lobster
• School construction going strong
• Pipe break that caused Michigan oil spill is found
• Fire station may be replaced
• Nebraska AD talks about expanding Memorial Stadium
• Portions of Fox River closed after heavy rains in Illinois
• UPDATE: Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Pending obituaries for Sunday
• Heat to return next week
• Calif. wildfire jumps aqueduct, approaches homes
• The big day: Chelsea Clinton to wed in upstate NY
• Student backpack giveaway canceled today
• Driver pleads guilty in chase that ended in river
• Pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Pitino case: Ex-lawyer says he wrote letter demanding $10M
• 5 years later, Kasper comes home
• IU med students headed to Haiti
• NBC to air live episode of '30 Rock'
• '98 Gold' returns to airwaves
• Boy, 4, rousts parents from burning home
• Panel picks 3 Ind. Supreme Court finalists
• Squabble begins over coal-fired plant
• Campaign starts to pay school coaches
• Georgia bank 104th to be closed this year
• Time to respond to census is now
• J-Lo may be near deal for 'American Idol'
• Grizzly bear euthanized after triple mauling
• Bar, city spar over what goes with mural
• Coming Sunday: Embezzlement crimes rising
• Wealthy Dallas brothers become SEC fraud target
• Homicide investigation continues
• TCPL Libraries Close - One Day Staff Training
• Gore won't be prosecuted about masseuse's allegations
• The £1,000,000 Bank Note
• Nebraska's Nelson is first Democratic senator to oppose Kagan
• Fireside Book Club - Join Us!
• 'Jersey Shore's' Snooki arrested
• Webkinz tour creates a stir at zoo
• Thank Our Sponsors - Summer Reading Clubs
• Obama visits spy museum
• Police: Boy, 4, fired shot that killed 3-year-old
• DeGeneres bows out of 'American Idol'
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• New brush fires erupt in rural Los Angeles County
• Harding's career-high 33 leads Mystics over Fever
• Hernandez shoots 70 at Women's British Open
• Food pantry works to keep up with demand
• PM Update
• Pending obituaries for Saturday
• In brief
• Fair to include Purdue climate change exhibit
• Tabloid fixtures Montag, Pratt to divorce
• The Black Sparrow: What do you think?
• Cooler weekend ahead
• Ariz. governor considers changing immigration law
• Mortgage rate dip gives rise to refinance talk
• New rule cracks down on bogus senior titles
• Terrence Howard to join 'Law & Order: Los Angeles'
• Plea entered in carjacking try
• PM Update
• Cooler temperatures in the forecast
• Police close part of I-69 after semi crash
• Vigo County offers buyouts to workers to save cash
• Brown Co. getting state's largest nature preserve
• Expanded VA outpatient clinic throws open doors
• Saggy pants foolish but legal, judge rules
• Victim's daughter pleads for help
• Hoosiers go looking for gold in creeks
• A long-awaited makeover
• Environmental group appeals Purdue's coal expansion plans
• Jailhouse tip leads to robbery conviction
• Televangelist Benny Hinn asks for $2M in donations
• 3 officers shot, wounded in suburban Phoenix
• Licensing to be checked for day care after death
• Walker passes through in name of African home
• Citigroup paying $75M to settle fraud charges
• Next county surveyor a familiar face in office
• Paper gets legal costs in libel suit
• Police seek leads in woman's death
• WIBN back on the air after April accident
• Food for Thought to visit Hot Dog Festival
• YouTube boosts upload limit to 15 minutes
• Superfund cleanup begins in Frankfort
• Pending obituaries for Friday
• In brief
• Toyota recalls 412,000 cars in U.S. to fix steering .
• Some Aretz neighbors oppose Milestone move
• Google says search engine blocked in mainland China
• Purdue spotlights psychoactive drugs' good side
• Crawfordsville police: No cause for panic after homicide
• Hanna camp combines fun, education
• Former officer convicted of sex charges
• Dem ballot spot remains open
• Annexation pushes Carmel to No. 6
• Purdue: No vacancy at luxury dorm
• Hearing set in election board suit
• Fort Wayne schools recall 149 laid off teachers
• UPDATE: Woman struck by car, hospitalized
• Search for woman leads to meth lab bust
• 2 million chickens coming to Indiana?
• Dangerous heat, possible rain in forecast
• 70 dogs removed from mobile home
• Deputy has to pay to make arrest at county fair
• Death at prison ruled homicide
• Missing woman's remains identified
• House rejects troop pullout from Pakistan
• Beach faces closure over geese feces
• Grand Teton climber recalls trial by lightning
• Reward in search for missing Oregon boy doubles
• Bloomington complex evacuated on pipe bomb scare
• Delphi man accused of Georgia kidnapping faces charges here, too
• Coburn wins GOP Senate nomination in Oklahoma
• 70 dogs, puppies removed from mobile home
• Crawfordsville police seek leads
• FBI says mastermind of botnet nabbed
• State's homeless students up 26% since 2006-07
• Coroner's report pending in Lake Freeman death
• California sheriff: 2 young brothers found shot to death
• Pending obituaries for Thursday
• Schools stock up for dress code violators
• Purdue eyes digital textbook system
• WL's name hits road with help of a firefly
• Private-public partnership restoring historic home
• Lee to stay in Chicago
• Dogs find place for rehabilitation
• PM Update
• New bids collected on Glen Acres home rehabs
• Boy dies after horse lands on him
• Lafayette Family YMCA name, logo given makeover
• NY judge sets bail for money adviser to stars
• Agency revokes permit for 3,500-cow dairy
• Pending obituaries for Wednesday
• Cooler temperatures this week
• 6 homes destroyed in Sequoia National Forest blaze
• Fisherman found dead in reservoir
• LSC officials expect a flat budget for 2011
• Boone County teens shot in car
• Dock checks urged after teen's death on Lake Freeman
• Escaped cattle cause trouble after crash
• Purdue student group claims victory over Nike
• Smoking while using oxygen causes fatal fire
• Purdue emergency vet clinic adjusts to early rush
• Foul play suspected in death at prison
• Snoop Dogg set to play Elliott Hall on Oct. 20
• Sanders schedules first debates in 4th District race
• PM Update
• Democrats cancel caucus, seek new county council candidate
• UPDATE: Remains found on I-65 are those of missing woman, police say
• UPDATE: Kidnap suspect transferred to Tippecanoe County
• Suspect admits to missing Lafayette man's murder
• Greenbush-18th crash sends one to hospital
• Pilot burned in Perry Co. aircraft crash
• UPDATE: Coroner releases Crawfordsville woman's cause of death
• Carroll County man suspected of kidnapping
• UPDATE: Coroner's report pending in lake death
• WL posting help to negotiate roundabouts
• In brief
• NTSB: Failure of train signal led to Metro crash
• Lane shift on SR 26
• Salt free. Low in sugar. Delicious fresh flavors!
• Nevada Barr & Wilderness Warriors
• Remembering The State Fair
• Beach Parties @ Three TCPL Libraries
• Snakehead Ed - Two Locations
• Marbled Paper - Teen Tuesday
• Hal Holbrook Stars In Film @ TCPL
• The Water Is Wide - Yurtfolk
• Samuel Clemens' Riverboat Career
• Exhibition: Covering America In The 1950’s and early 1960’s: The Saturday Evening Post Magazine
• All Libraries Closed Sunday, July 4
• Come Celebrate One Great Read!
• Banjo Tales & Songs About Water
• Eclipse Party - Teen Tuesday
• Lafayette Golf Course CLOSED
• Girl Scout Cookie Jenga
• Lafayette Featured in <i>Smithsonian</i> Magazine
• cRRossings Public Art Dedication
• Information kiosks
• City Website Policy
• City Hall Art Exhibit Video
• Farmers Market Brochure
• Downtown Parking Survey
• T-Shirt Sale for Veterans Memorial Parkway
• Dancing in the Streets Tickets
• Lafayette fireworks ordinance
• Two Iclimate Programs @ TCPL
• Battleship Tournament - Teen Tuesday
• Summer Sewage Rates
• $7.7 million grant awarded
• Valley Center Neighborhood Retaining Wall
• 2010 Holiday Schedule
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Lafayette!
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Tippecanoe County
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