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April 14, 2026
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Lafayette Center Uses Technology and Virtual Coaching to Support Diabetes Management: The Franciscan Healthy Living Center in Lafayette offers a diabetes management program that combines technology, individual coaching, and virtual visits for local residents. Patients have access to tools such as continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps, with regular check-ins enabling personalized adjustments by medical staff. The center's approach includes promoting exercise, a balanced diet, and multidisciplinary guidance to help patients lower blood sugar levels and achieve better health outcomes. (Source: Journal & Courier on Apr 14)
March 27, 2026
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No Kings Set for Round 3 Event on Saturday with Organizer Q&A: No Kings will return for its third round this Saturday in the Greater Lafayette area. Organizers are offering a question-and-answer session, giving participants an opportunity to learn more about the event and its community impact. The event aims to further engage local residents and attendees while fostering a sense of unity. Saturday's program is expected to draw attendees interested in both the activities and the organizer discussion. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Mar 27)
March 12, 2026
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Four Individuals Face Charges in Fatal Shooting at Crawfordsville's Milligan Park: Authorities have filed charges against four people following a homicide at Milligan Park in Crawfordsville. Law enforcement worked to identify and arrest those suspected in connection with the incident, which resulted in one death. The investigation has involved multiple agencies in an effort to bring accountability after the fatal event. The case is moving forward in the local criminal justice system. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Mar 12)
March 6, 2026
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Crawfordsville Police Conduct Investigation Into Fatal Shooting at Local Park: Authorities in Crawfordsville are examining the circumstances surrounding a fatal shooting that occurred at Milligan Park. The incident has prompted a police response as investigators work to determine the events that led to the shooting. Local residents have expressed concern as law enforcement collects evidence and interviews witnesses. Updates will be provided as the investigation progresses. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Mar 6)
March 4, 2026
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Crawfordsville Regional Airport Transfers Flight Services to Starlin Air: Crawfordsville Regional Airport has transitioned its aircraft rental, flight training, and maintenance services to Starlin Air, effective March 1. Starlin Air, owned by Dustin Starlin, was chosen for its focus on innovation, safety, and commitment to the local aviation community. Staff members, including flight instructors and maintenance personnel, will move with the transition, ensuring continuity. The change marks the next phase in the airport’s ongoing development. (Source: Journal & Courier on Mar 4)
January 2, 2026
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First Babies of 2026 Welcomed at Greater Lafayette Hospitals: The first babies born in Greater Lafayette in 2026 arrived at two area hospitals shortly after midnight on New Year's Day. A son, River Joseph, was delivered at Franciscan Health Lafayette East to parents from Crawfordsville, while a daughter, Willow June, was born a few hours later at IU Health Arnett Hospital to a West Lafayette couple. Hospital representatives provided birth times and measurements for both infants. These arrivals mark the first births celebrated in Lafayette for 2026. (Source: Journal & Courier on Jan 2)
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West Lafayette Wendy's Closes as Part of National Restructuring Effort: The Wendy's restaurant at 252 E. State St. in West Lafayette closed just before the new year, following corporate plans to shutter nearly 300 underperforming sites nationwide by the end of 2025. The closure left a noticeable imprint of the removed signage on the building facade. This location was operated by Lafayette-based Frosty Management Corp., which manages several stores in the area. No further details on the closure have been released by company representatives. (Source: Journal & Courier on Jan 2)
November 7, 2025
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Final Market Report of the Season Highlights Peak Apple Harvest in Tippecanoe County: The last Market Report of the season shines a spotlight on apples, emphasizing their peak availability at local farmers markets throughout Tippecanoe County. The report underscores the variety and quality of apples grown in Indiana, highlighting the importance of supporting regional farms and celebrating autumn's produce. Consumers are encouraged to explore locally grown fruits as the area reaches peak harvest time. The report marks the close of this year's local produce coverage. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Oct 8)