Good morning, Lafayette.

Lafayette’s popular Spray Day at McAllister Recreation Center was canceled Wednesday because of a nearby Swift Fuels fire along U.S. 52 — officials said they hope to reschedule the event and share updates on social media.

Today, Tropicanoe Cove in Lafayette offers shark week with themed games, scavenger hunts, and photo ops that keep kids cool and active at the water park.

The event ends Saturday + a Sensory Swim night is planned for August 5 from 6:15 to 8:15 p.m.

Destination Downtown returns today with a 2000s theme featuring live music, food vendors, games and free parking—offering a family night set from 5 to 9 p.m.

A high-speed traffic stop on I-65 in Tippecanoe County on July 16th led officers to find cocaine, fentanyl, and more than 100 grams of meth in a Ford Explorer driven by Indiana residents Howard London and Sherry Watkins—both now face charges as the drug trafficking investigation grows.

A Lafayette man is facing charges after he allegedly fired his gun during a speeding dispute near children playing—police said he injured a man who was taken to the hospital before the suspect fled and was later detained on Hall Street.

Last week, city council approved an expansion to the designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA) that now stretches from 11th to Second Street downtown.

Local business managers say the move may boost foot traffic and encourage safe, walkable experiences as people shop and dine responsibly.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Indiana's college intellectual diversity law due to insufficient proof that the law chilled free speech.

The ACLU of Indiana, which filed the suit on behalf of four professors who claimed the law infringed on their academic freedom — and the group said it is disappointed — said it is reviewing its next steps.

Purdue football cleared George Burhenn for practice after his leg injury and he will join camp on July 31.

Coach Barry Odom said the team is healthy—only freshman tight end Jon Grimmett still faces minor limitations.

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.

Repair Cafe

10 AM – 12 PM — Northend Community Center — Free entry — Bring your broken items and get instant help with repairs on appliances, bikes, and electronics.

Cyberinfrastructure for FAIR Science Workshop

1:00 AM — Purdue University — Participant support funds available — Enhance your research data skills with hands-on tutorials and interactive sessions.

The Arts Federation Gallery Exhibitions

Aug 8-29 — The Arts Federation — Free entry — Explore inspiring works by Maura Orvis, Katherine Dean & Christina Slayton in three unique exhibitions.

Lauren Daigle Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Elliott Hall of Music — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful sounds of Lauren Daigle live in concert.