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Friday, June 27th, 2025
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Good morning, Lafayette. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 27th of June.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Lafayette Urban Ministry unveiled a new accessible bus in partnership with LTHC Homeless Services — it transports unhoused people with limited mobility from the daytime resource center to the emergency shelter to ensure safe nightly access to shelter beds. WLFI
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Local law enforcement and the Tippecanoe County Drug Task Force arrested 36-year-old Jarrod Phillips at 20-D Corvette Court in Lafayette after officers seized over 1.5 pounds of meth, THC wax, marijuana, cocaine, pills, and guns—Phillips now faces multiple dealing and possession charges. WLFI
- ➤ A Lafayette woman, Jenni Louise Snider, was arrested on June 21 at the Days Inn on Frontage Road when police found over 20 grams of meth and paraphernalia in her possession—she has been charged with felony drug possession and declared a habitual offender due to previous convictions. Star City News
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The Indiana Fiddlers' Gathering returns to Tippecanoe County this weekend—held at Tippecanoe Battlefield Park near Battle Ground. Attendees can join more than 30 free music workshops, live music and food from tomorrow through Sunday. WLFI
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ State taxpayer funds have been used to spend almost $500K defending attorney general Todd Rokita amid several disciplinary complaints, a Lafayette attorney said. Rokita's office noted he saved taxpayers $125M including $12M this year—raising questions about transparency. Star City News
- ➤ The West Lafayette police received $1.9 million from the redevelopment commission to buy new equipment such as body cameras, in-car cameras, tasers, virtual reality training devices, and AI-powered body camera transcription. The department expects the technology to reduce report writing time and let officers spend more time in the field over the next five years—partnering with Axon Enterprise. Star City News
- ➤ Indiana law allows consumer fireworks to be set off on private property from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and on holidays like the Fourth of July the allowed time extends until midnight — buyers must be 18 and use fireworks only in approved areas to avoid fines and more severe penalties. Violations such as unsafe use or illegal sales can lead to fines, misdemeanor charges, or felony penalties if property damage or injuries occur. Journal & Courier
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Brooks Barnhizer, a standout from Lafayette Jeff and Northwestern, was selected by the Oklahoma City Thunder with the 44th pick in the NBA draft on June 26. He led his high school to a sectional championship and earned Indiana All-Star honors—achievements that paved his way to joining the NBA. Journal & Courier
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ART TAP Live Podcast Panel with Craig Martin
7-8 p.m. — Bennett's Greenhouse — Free admission — Experience an engaging live recording of the ART TAP Podcast with host Craig Martin, a multifaceted artist and podcaster.
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Wea Creek Orchard's Annual Sunflower Festival
Time TBA — Wea Creek Orchard — Check website for details — Celebrate the beauty of sunflowers at this annual community festival.
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Greater Lafayette World Series 2025
Tournament Schedule — Jul 16-20 — Loeb Stadium — Entry Fee Applicable — Watch international youth teams compete in an exciting baseball tournament.
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Randy Houser Live
7-8:30 p.m. — Neon Cactus — Ticket prices vary — Experience the unique sounds of Randy Houser with hits and captivating performances.
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Art in the Park: Family Fun Night
6:00-8:30 p.m. — Armstrong Park — Free entry — Celebrate the finale of the Art in the Park festival with outdoor games, local art vendors and food trucks.
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Daddy Daughter Date Night
6-8 p.m. — Faith East Community Center — $40 for a dad and daughter couple, $15 for each additional daughter — Enjoy a magical evening of dinner and dance under the stars.
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Wine Down for WoodHaven
6-8 p.m. — Wildcat Creek Winery — Ticket required — Enjoy a relaxing evening with wine tastings and support the animals at WoodHaven Rescue Farm.
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