The Journal & Courier took home several awards, including two first places, from the Hoosier State Press Association.

Repairs to Lafayette's John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge remain on schedule as crews prepare for structural steel, concrete and ...

A record 38 Indiana school districts are taking referendum questions to voters in November 2026, seeking additional local ...

The Board of Works first approved the closure in October 2024, and it is now projected to extend until Aug. 20, 2027.

A team of researchers, filmmakers, scuba divers and other specialists head to Kiribati to investigate a “shiny metal thing” believed to be Earhart’s plane.

Purdue football prepares for a challenge as Illinois parted ways with its defensive coordinator on Sunday. What can Purdue ...

Families can celebrate Halloween at Columbian Park Zoo when Boo at the Zoo returns Oct. 16 to 18 with trick-or-treating, ...

A regional networking group examined recruiting challenges and the growing expense of replacing school buses across Indiana.

Volunteers are being sought to help remove litter from a 9-mile stretch of the Wabash River during the upcoming De-Trash the ...

Voting for the Sept. 21-27 Journal & Courier Athlete of the Week is now open, brought to you by Ivy Tech. You can make your ...

The suspected triggerman in the Jan. 18 wounding of a Lafayette judge will begin trial one day after the one-year anniversary of the shooting.

The expansion adds 60 beds to address a housing shortage for Christian men at the university, bringing the total to 130.