Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 27th of February.
Good morning, Lafayette.
The Lafayette Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate Kaliyah Balbuena, a missing endangered 12-year-old girl last seen in Lafayette, Indiana.
Star City celebrates Black-owned businesses, highlighting the impact and inspiration of entrepreneurs like Rocky Young and Paula Davis, and their contributions beyond Black History Month.
First responders in Greater Lafayette underwent specialized ice rescue training to enhance their skills in responding to emergencies involving individuals falling through ice.
The Lafayette Police Department released a PSA offering tips to mitigate car and firearm thefts, highlighting the importance of locking vehicles and securing firearms to reduce crime.
Lafayette Police arrested Kenneth Preshon and Shastiney Skaggs after seizing seven pounds of methamphetamine, an ounce of cocaine, and $1,600 in a drug operation.
Greater Lafayette restaurants are adjusting their operations to capitalize on the increased demand for lunchtime service, significantly contributing to their revenue.
Walmart in West Lafayette is requesting permission to decrease its parking capacity from 899 to 804 spaces to incorporate a new gas station and convenience store, amid concerns over pedestrian safety and traffic congestion.
A 72-year-old retired art teacher, LuAnn Lamie, credits a life-saving heart scan for uncovering serious heart issues, leading to successful open heart surgery and influencing others to consider their heart health.
The Purdue Boilermakers, facing a four-game losing streak, are set to play the UCLA Bruins, who have had a fluctuating performance recently, on Friday, Feb.
28, 2025.
Sophomore swimmer Rocco Tajc from Harrison High School won sectional titles in the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle, crediting inspiration from teammate and state champion Matthew Klinge, as he prepares for the IHSAA state championships.
Lafayette's 47th Annual Farm Toy Show
The Farm Toy Show is a three-day event showcasing a variety of farm toys at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds.
Hamlet Performance at Loeb Playhouse
Experience a live performance of Hamlet at the Loeb Playhouse in West Lafayette, featuring a range of ticket prices and seating options.
Lafayette Historic Auto Club Cruise-In
The Lafayette, Indiana Historic Auto Club Inc. hosts a monthly informal gathering at Dog n Suds restaurant for classic car enthusiasts.
Living Sober Support Meeting
This weekly meeting provides literature-focused support for individuals impacted by alcohol addiction, welcoming both attendees with addiction and those seeking information.
Youth Art Month Exhibition Opening
The Arts Federation hosts an exhibition to showcase art created by students of all ages from the Greater Lafayette Area, encouraging community support for young artists.
The Still Waters Tour Featuring Leanna Crawford and Cade Thompson
The Still Waters Tour showcases contemporary Christian music artists Leanna Crawford and Cade Thompson at the Federated Church, offering an evening of inspirational music and personal reflections.
Midwest Toy Soldier Show in Lafayette, IN
The Midwest Toy Soldier Show features a gathering for toy soldier enthusiasts at the Courtyard Marriott in Lafayette, offering a variety of displays and vendors.
The Prannies Live at People's Brewing Company
The Prannies will perform live at People's Brewing Company in Lafayette, offering a local music experience.
Herald of Spring Ball: A Celebration of the Delphi Opera House
The Herald of Spring Ball at the Delphi Opera House features an evening of music, dancing, and historic celebration to mark the venue's 10th anniversary.
Spring Equinox Market Celebration
The Spring Equinox Market at Lafayette Brewing Company invites the community to enjoy a vibrant day filled with local vendors and festivities to celebrate the arrival of spring.
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