Noe Padilla

Starting June 5, the Wabash Landing 9 theater in West Lafayette will be hosting a free family movie showing at 10 a.m. every Wednesday and Thursday.

Fionna McCoy, threatened to file a lawsuit against the TSC over allegations the school failed to follow protocols after her child was injured.

The Purdue SIGBots vied the VEX Robotics World Championship title for the last few years, stymied by their rival, the WiscoBots. But not this year.

Purdue University President Mung Chiang was appointed to the new board of directors for the Foundation for Energy Security and Innovation.

The Greater Lafayette Region announced Thursday that it received $35 million in funds from the State of Indiana’s second round of the READI program.

Duke Energy and West Lafayette Parks and Recreation announced that Tapawingo Park will be closed through April and May for construction.

Tippecanoe County officials announced Keyna Everett is the new community corrections executive director.

Purdue announced last week that it launched a new AI-focused postdoctoral research program aimed at developing and supporting students’ research.

Indiana Senate Bill 202, which aims to reform tenure process at Indiana universities, passed the House along party lines, 67-30.

Aaron Sims, the mayor for the City of Monticello announced Friday that he had accepted a letter of resignation from Curt Blount.