Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of October.
Good morning, Lafayette.
Families in Lafayette can get free car seat checks and learn proper installation today at a local safety clinic.
Certified technicians will inspect seats + provide guidance to keep children safe.
Three West Lafayette team members have joined an expedition to locate Amelia Earhart’s plane (lost in 1937), aiming to uncover clues about the historic disappearance.
Additional findings will be shared as the search continues.
Lafayette's Wells Cultural Center turns 100 this year, once known as the Albert A.
Wells Memorial Library (now home to The Arts Federation). Local leaders including Mayor Tony Roswarski and Mayor Erin Easter joined a downtown ribbon-cutting to mark the centennial.
Governor Braun announced an anonymous tip line for K-12 schools that will be available at no cost beginning Jan.
2027. The Office of School Safety will lead outreach sessions to help districts enroll in the program.
Central Catholic sophomore Tyler Schmidt caught a 33-yard touchdown with 27 seconds left to secure a 31-26 win over West Lafayette.
Indiana high school football scores for Oct.
2 show statewide results, and three games are scheduled today including Bloomington South at Ironton, New Albany at Jeffersonville and Rensselaer Central at Culver Academy.
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