Oct 30, 2009 | WLFI-TV West Lafayette
Squirrel causes major power outage
Much of West Lafayette lost power this afternoon. Three stoplights were affected by the outage, as well as 5,600 business and residential Duke Energy customers, including Harrison High School.
9th Annual Operation Trick-or-Treat
Greater Lafayette Commerce's 9th Annual Operation Trick-or-Treat will be held in downtown Lafayette and West Lafayette on Friday night.
Pink paint on W. Lafayette house riles neighbors
West Lafayette, Ind. - A property manager who got a deal on pink paint has left some neighbors of a West Lafayette rental home seeing red.
New mountain bike trail opens in WL
Mountain bikers looking for a trail close to home have a new option in West Lafayette.
Pink paint on West Lafayette house riles neighbors
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A property manager's decision to paint a rundown rental house pink is angering some neighbors, who say the owner is trying to get back at the city.
Simulation to Show What its Like to Be Poor
Nutrition officials hope a new poverty demonstration will show Indiana community leaders and healthcare providers what its like to be poor.
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Controversy over a pink house in West Lafayette
With the turning of the leaves, West Lafayette is awash in color; red, yellow and orange are everywhere.
Purdue student who reported fire is suspected of setting it
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- The student Purdue University officials heralded for discovering a fire in Elliott Hall of Music now stands accused of setting it.
Purdue collection awaits Earhart movie fans
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- A new movie about aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart could spur renewed interest in Purdue University's big collection of memorabilia about her life.
UPDATED: Arson ruled cause of Purdue music hall fires
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Investigators ruled that two small fires in the basement of Purdue University's Elliott Hall of Music were intentionally set and were searching for a man seen running from the building.
PU student group cleans up neighborhood
A Purdue University student group spent the morning cleaning up the New Chauncey neighborhood in West Lafayette.
Repairs could cause delays for drivers
Federal stimulus dollars will be used for repairs along Salisbury Street in West Lafayette.
Uh-Oh: Chinese Scientists Create Black Hole
Two scientists in China have developed an electromagnetic black hole capable of sucking in and trapping microwaves .
Purdue scientist receives World Food Prize
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- A Purdue University scientist is being honored as this year's recipient of the World Food Prize.
West Lafayette, Indiana: Best College Town in the U.S.
West Lafayette, Indiana, home to Purdue University, is the best town for college living.
Repairs planned for WL rink, garage
Repairs on the Riverside Skating Rink in West Lafayette will soon be underway. The Board of Works approved a $59,200 contract with Everything Ice Incorporated for repairs to the rink.
Olympic diver shares personal journey
An eating disorder once ruled the life of Olympic diver, Kimiko Soldati. In today's Helen Magazine segment we'll introduce to this local talent, and show you how she won the battle and became a champion.
The West Lafayette city council wants citizen input to refine the metered trash concept before fully adopting the idea.
Purdue: Growers should expect budget squeeze in 2010
Purdue: Growers should expect budget squeeze in 2010 Oct. 6, 2009 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.
Which stores sold alcohol to minors?
On Wednesday the Drug-Free Coalition of Tippecanoe announced that while the rates of non-compliance had increased this year, some area stores were still selling alcohol to minors.
Walk takes strides to fight Alzheimer's
More than 300 people went the extra mile to help eliminate Alzheimer's Disease. The Alzheimer's Association hosted their annual Memory Walk at Cumberland Park in West Lafayette.
Purdue considers campus-wide smoke ban
Purdue University is considering a campus-wide smoking ban, and is seeking input from the campus community.