Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 16th of August.
Good morning, Lafayette.
West Lafayette police reported a scam where a Chinese Purdue student was threatened with deportation by a person posing as a Chinese official — Chief Ferguson warned that similar scams and rental housing fraud could occur soon — and urged affected students to report any scams immediately.
Lafayette attorney Christopher Paul Phillips will be suspended for 120 days beginning Sept.
11 after he overcharged and skimmed funds from estate cases between 2021 and 2024, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled (he misled clients by charging $500 per hour for 300 hours and withdrawing $135,375 without proper explanation).
Today, ZF workers and community members rallied in Lafayette to urge company leaders to keep the plant open and protect local jobs amid recent closures—organizing with the local UAW chapter and local officials to show support for decades of work.
This week, McCutcheon High School received a $6000 donation and school supply kits from Zeigler Subaru of Lafayette — a partnership with adoptaclassroom.org that helped more than 200 students.
The dealership will keep accepting more school supply donations for local classrooms until the end of August.
Clave Caribe Concert
7-10 p.m. — People's Brewing Company & Taproom — Cost Info Not Provided — Shake to the vibrant sounds of Lafayette's Latin groove machine Clave Caribe.
Indiana LTAP Expo 2025
8 AM–5 PM — Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds — Free entry — Experience live equipment demonstrations and attend leadership courses in an exciting expo setting.
Steel Magnolias
Steel Magnolias, directed by John D. Collier, opens on Sept 4th and runs until Sept 13th!
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