Joseph Paul
Journal & Courier
Lafayette, IN, United States
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Dining Out: Bruno's is a classic that never gets old
If you took West Lafayette and compressed it into a single building, you'd end up with something like Bruno's Pizza and Big O's Sports Room. → Read More
Lafayette in 2018: Big projects end as new ones begin
Many developments are finished or near completion this New Year's, and they promise to change the look and feel of Lafayette in 2018. → Read More
Darius Printup back in Tippecanoe County jail
Acquitted murder suspect Darius Printup was back in Tippecanoe County Jail Wednesday after his bond on a marijuana case was revoked. → Read More
New owners preserve McCord Candies tradition
McCord's new owners continue to hand-make the shop's signature candy canes and offer tours of its upstairs candy-making operation. → Read More
Public library to cut downtown hours, open earlier at county branches
“This is the first time downtown library hours have changed since 1993." → Read More
Lafayette kids share their holiday expertise
When school is out, kids are the true know-it-alls, so we asked these kids to share their holiday expertise before they left for winter break. → Read More
State launches pre-K pilot program in Tippecanoe County
Certain families will be eligible for a grant accepted by seven child care providers at 10 locations in Greater Lafayette → Read More
Area Plan Commission stalls low-income housing vote
Several people spoke out against the project during the public hearing portion of the meeting, including Lafayette officials and residents. → Read More
Mary Freitag adds 'magic' to O'Rears Christmas cookies
Most mornings this December, while the city was still asleep, the 75-year-old was opening shop to decorate 20 or more trays of cookies. → Read More
Low-income housing debate could cause some 'heartburn'
A controversial $32 million low-income housing project could take a significant step forward Wednesday after a public hearing. → Read More
Tippecanoe County commissioners vote to continue needle exchange for another year
Tippecanoe County commissioners voted 2-1 Monday to reauthorize the health department's syringe exchange program for another year. → Read More
Police: Drone tracks down WL shooting suspect
A woman said Emerson LeShawn Evans III, 23, of West Lafayette, was armed and was attempting to shoot her before she escaped the apartment. → Read More
Drug calls pose a threat to Lafayette police K-9s
The risk of exposure among police K-9s responsible for detecting narcotics has heightened as the opioid epidemic worsens locally and nationwide → Read More
A year in review: Top stories in and around Lafayette in 2017
Neighborhoods and communities in and around Lafayette have seen their share of ups and downs in 2017. → Read More
Christmas parade to make Lafayette's Main Street merry
Lafayette's annual Christmas parade will light up the night Saturday for the second year in a row. → Read More
Woman shot, injured in West Lafayette near Purdue
A woman was shot Tuesday night at Waterfront Apartments, and a suspect remains on the loose, according to police. → Read More
Familiar Christmas lights at the courthouse could be no more
Once merry and bright, familiar white lights adorning the Tippecanoe County Courthouse dome will go dark again this holiday season. → Read More
Lafayette family's Christmas gifts stolen after Black Friday
After Black Friday shopping, Tiffany Kendall woke Saturday to find her car in the driveway with the door ajar and items from the previous day missing → Read More
Kokomo man found guilty in armed home invasion
Kanable is accused of holding a house sitter at gunpoint while three other men stole firearms, electronics, cash and a vehicle from a home. → Read More
Christmas toy drive in Lafayette lets parents be the heroes
Toys will be collected at LUM, 420 N. Fourth St., from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 27 through Dec. 1. → Read More