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DELPHI, Ind. -- New chilling details have emerged involving the Delphi deaths investigation. On Tuesday, a true-crime podcast released documents that shed new light on the unsolved crime, WRTV reported. The February 2017 killings of teens Abby Williams, 13, and Libby German, 14, in Delphi have drawn international attention. Aine...

LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) — A verdict is expected Thursday in the jury trial against a Lafayette mother charged with murder and neglect. Crystal Cox and her boyfriend, Jermaine Garnes, are accused of killing her 3-year-old son, Zeus Cox. On Wednesday, family members of Cox didn't hold back, calling her...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WLFI) — One veteran on Tuesday's Greater Lafayette Honor Flight got to share the day with someone very special. James Cunningham served in the Navy during Vietnam. His granddaughter, Brianna Baker, is now a sophomore at the U.S. Naval Academy. She made the trip from Annapolis, Maryland...

Business is booming for a West Lafayette mom and entrepreneur after she recently appeared on “Shark Tank” and earned a deal for her breast milk storage product. Nickey Ramsey is the founder and chief executive officer of Junobie, which produces a first-of-its-kind reusable breast milk bag made from silicone.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WLFI) — Eighty-three local veterans got the chance to "go home" Tuesday. The 2022 Greater Lafayette Honor Flight gave them the chance to visit Washington, D.C. It's the first flight in nearly five years, and it included seven Korean War Veterans, 76 Vietnam Veterans and their guardians.

The killer in the unsolved Delphi murders is believed to have moved and staged the victim’s bodies and taken a souvenir from their 2017 slayings, according to newly-surfaced police documents.Best friends Libby German, 14, and Abby Williams, 13, lost a lot of blood during their murders with an unspecified weapon and were not killed in the same location where their bodies were discovered close to a trail where they had set off on a fun day out together just hours earlier.The shocking new details about the murders that have rocked the communitiy of Delphi, Indiana, for more than five years...

WEST LAFAYETTE — Harrison's girls track and field team repeated as sectional champion Tuesday night, winning six individual events in the process. The Raiders outscored runner-up McCutcheon 176-119 while West Lafayette scored 116 points and had four individual sectional champions, while the second-place Mavericks had three and fourth-place Lafayette Jeff had two. Here are 10...

The end of the season is here, and this weekend is a big one for Purdue. As the Boilers enter the final three games of the season they are in one of the eight spots for next week’s Big Ten Tournament in Omaha. While winning that is a longshot, making the event is still a step forward towards what should be a solid 2023 season. If they were to surprise and win it (and they have the bats to get hot and win it), Purdue would reach the NCAA Tournament this year via an automatic bid. The current RPI is far too low for an at large bid, so it would be auto-bid-or-bust.

Frankfort High School student Kenya Garcia, who is an aspiring teacher, is among this year’s recipients of the state’s Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, according to State Rep. Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo). The scholarship program, established in 2016 through legislation supported by VanNatter, awards $7,500 per year to 200...

In West Lafayette, a Purdue professor says roadways need a “digital transformation”. Luna Lu at the Lyles School of Civil Engineering and director of the Center for Intelligent Infrastructure at Purdue is an expert in innovating concrete to improve roads. She says fewer repairs would mean fewer construction delays, also noting that ‘smarter’ roads could be better for the environment. Lu and her collaborators are working on materials that would reduce the amount of carbon dioxide generated in the production of cement. Lu’s lab is also developing a way concrete could heal its own cracks. Here’s a link to read more.

INDIANAPOLIS – Add Purdue to the growing list of athletic departments that will begin paying student-athletes for academic achievement. “We are working on a plan for that this fall,” athletic director Mike Bobinski said Tuesday night during the Boilermakers on the Road event at Victory Field. ...

The Big Ten has reportedly lost one of its best wide receivers ahead of the 2022 regular season. According to a report on Saturday, Purdue No. 1 wide receiver Milton Wright has been ruled ineligible. Wright, who was expected to step in for NFL wide receiver David Bell, reportedly has...

(Connersville, IN)--A Connersville man has now admitted to committing multiple rapes 16 years ago after recently obtained DNA and genetic evidence provided prosecutors with an inarguable case. Lloyd Ailes, who is now 58, has pleaded guilty in court to raping women in Connersville and Oxford in 2006. Last December, DNA and forensic genealogy connected Ailes to the investigations that had gone unsolved for 16 years. Ailes is now set to be sentenced at the end of next month.

This week’s guest is Michael B. Cline the Vice President, Administrative Operations which is a mouth full and had to have him help me with his title during the introduction. Michael is a professional engineer with decades of leadership and engineering experience in both the public and private sectors. We talk about the mind shift that happened upon his return to Purdue in 2013 around Planning and Construction by prioritizing customer care, innovation and management accountability, Cline ensures the organization delivers high quality services at the lowest possible cost.

Metro News is reporting that a newly unearthed search warrant is providing more details about the murder of Delphi teens, Abby Williams and Libby German. The search warrant is from March of 2017 about a month after the girls were found murdered. It asks a judge for permission to search Ronald Logan’s land. The girls were found on Logan’s property and investigators in the warrant said they believe he killed the two.

Purdue wide receiver Milton Wright failed to meet the team's academic eligibility standards and is no longer on the roster, per Tom Dienhart of GoldandBlack.com. Wright was slated to be the Boilermakers' No. 1 wide receiver option in 2022. Wright was entering his senior season with the Purdue program. This...

A search warrant reveals new details in the investigation into the 2017 murders of Abby Williams and Libby German in Delphi, Indiana.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WISH) — A popular professional flight program at Purdue University is being expanded through a partnership with a flight training center. The U.S. commercial flight industry has faced pilot retirements during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Purdue effort is one of several announced recently to fill demand for new pilots on commercial, charter and cargo flights.