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Two opposing candidates congratulate each other after eighteen thousand people voted

The Tippecanoe County Board of Elections report that over eighteen thousand people voted on Election Day, and over forty three thousand people in total voted for this year’s midterm election. After the elections were called two candidates who were running against each other took the time to congratulate one another. They also tell us that they have the utmost respect for one another.

Tippecanoe County, IN · 2d
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Fiber optic work means overnight closures on State Road 32 in Boone County

BOONE COUNTY, Ind. – Drivers should watch for some ongoing overnight closures in Boone County. Starting on or after Monday, Nov. 9, crews will close individual lanes of State Road 32 between County Road 325 W. and C.R. 300 W. for fiber optic work. The closures are scheduled to run from 7 p.m. to 5 […]

Boone County, IN · 6h

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Ron Alting delivers heartfelt congratulations to Natasha Baker

In an emotional address Tuesday night, Ron Alting reflected on his 28 years of service on the Indiana State Senate District 22. “God has blessed me to represent the district I was born and raised in, both as a city councilman and as a senator for over 30 years. How in God’s name could you walk out of here and feel bad?” Alting said as he addressed fellow candidates, officials and members of the press at the Tippecanoe County Office Building.

Indiana · 2d

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Final Tippecanoe Co. tallies confirm Democratic effect on local races

LAFAYETTE, IN — Democrats claimed five contested seats in a shocking sweep a Purdue political scientist says is a sign that President Donald Trump's decisions met opposition at the local voting booth. Long before the last ballots were tallied Wednesday afternoon, Republican favorites for Tippecanoe County office were coming to terms with resounding defeats. A total of 45,072 people cast their ballots in Tippecanoe County, more than a third on Election Day. At 38.3% of registered voters, it’s a sharp uptick from the 2022 midterms, which saw only 32.1% turn out. “The local level is a sort of general reflection of national trends,” said James McCann, interim head of Purdue’s Department of Political Science. Affordability was the word, he said, pointing to the cost hikes associated with tariffs and immigration policies. “Middle-class voters are really feeling more pinched,” he said. “(The president’s) decisions had a direct impact on everyday life,” and preliminary data suggest affected voters turned out in force to sweep Republicans off the table. Contested Tippecanoe County races Democrat Andrea Burniske beat longtime public servant Julie Roush to become Tippecanoe County’s District 1 commissioner . Roush, a Republican, is closing out her term-limited eight years as county clerk.

Tippecanoe County, IN · 2d

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Tippecanoe County voters say they want change

Recently a poll from Free Press Indiana found that 47% of Hoosiers surveyed feel that Indiana is on the wrong track. 35% of people surveyed feel that Indiana is heading in the right direction, and 18% are unsure. Because so many Hoosiers are dissatisfied with how they feel the state...

Tippecanoe County, IN · 3d

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‘A family tradition’: Boone County celebrates Gravy Chase’s 10th anniversary

BOONE COUNTY, Ind. — Before the turkey hits the table this Thanksgiving, it’s time to chase a little gravy! Boone County is celebrating ten years of the Gravy Chase this month. The community loves this Thanksgiving morning race because 100% of proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Boone County, and you can choose […]

Boone County, IN · 10h

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Every Hoosier Should Visit The Indiana Diner Where A Beloved Sandwich Legend Was Born

There are places you eat at, and then there are places you make a pilgrimage to, and Nick’s Kitchen in Huntington, Indiana, is firmly, unapologetically, and deliciously in the second category. The breaded pork tenderloin sandwich was born here, and if that doesn’t make you want to get in...

Huntington, IN · 6d

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Boone County Democrats pick up county seats in historic election

Boone County Democrats made history Nov. 3 as it is believed the party won its first-ever seats on the Boone County Council. Democrats Javier Morell and Alyson Bray will join the county council next year as they both won elections over Republicans. Bray defeated a Republican incumbent. Morell said it’s the first time in Boone County history the county council will have a Democrat, let alone two. He defeated Republican and Zionsville Town Council member Craig Melton with 56 percent of the vote.

Boone County, IN · 2d

Journal & Courier

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Tippecanoe health officials voice concern for measles cases across Indiana

LAFAYETTE, IN — Rising measles cases in Indiana are causing Tippecanoe County health officials to sound the alarm on preventive vaccines before the holidays. At least 104 cases of the virus have been reported in Indiana as of Nov. 2, according to the Indiana Department of Health. Tippecanoe County Health Officer Seema Kengeri said no cases have been found in Tippecanoe County, but upcoming holiday travel could change that. "Most of the cases for measles are coming from northeastern part of Indiana, LaGrange County, Adams County, and all of those because it's bordering Ohio, and we are we are seeing a lot of that transfer over," Kengeri said. "So we are focusing also on trying to get other people vaccinated to improve the herd immunity." Measles symptoms include runny nose, cough, tiredness or sleepiness, loss of appetite, fever, spots in the mouth that look like grains of salt, and pinkeye, the IDOH said. Near the fourth day of illness, fevers commonly spike as a blotchy, red rash appears on the face and hairline, spreading outward to the rest of the body. Cases reported to the IDOH range between ages 0 and 64, with the bulk of cases ranging from 15

Tippecanoe County, IN · 2d

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Max Engling’s Warning To Voters

Left-wing interests and Illinois Gov. Pritzker are bankrolling negative attacks to influence Indiana politics. Engling plans to conduct a formal Inspector General audit to root out institutional problems left by the previous administration. Cracking down on fraudulent trucking LLCs and ensuring road safety are top voter priorities Engling is addressing.

Indiana · 4d

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Sheila Klinker Declared Winner in Indiana House District 27 Race

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) - Democratic incumbent Sheila Klinker has been declared the winner of the Indiana Statehouse District 27 race, securing another term in a seat she has held since 1982. With votes counted from 99% of precincts, Klinker defeated Republican challenger Tracy Brown, capturing 64% of the vote.

Indiana · 2d

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Jos Holman will retire after two decades of work at the Tippecanoe County Public Library

County Librarian Jos Holman will retire after twenty four years with the Tippecanoe County Public Library. During his time there Holman helped to open three new branches of the library from 2007 to 2020. He says he hopes his legacy will be felt throughout the community, not just at the library. He also plans to remain active in the community after he retires.

Tippecanoe County, IN · 1d

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Delphi Main Street Receives Grant for Portable Stage Trailer

Delphi Main Street has received a grant from North Central Health Services (NCHS) to support the purchase of a portable stage trailer for community events and entertainment. The grant funding is administered by The Arts Federation and will support a project organized by the Delphi Arts Council under Delphi Main Street.

Delphi, IN · 1d

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Wright Flower and Brick Shop offering something new to the community

LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Located on Fifth and Main Street in the heart of downtown Lafayette, sits a flower shop, offering something new to the community. Whether it’s a special occasion, or a regular Tuesday night, you can make a reservation at the Wright flower and brick shop to kick back, relax, and enjoy some Legos.

Lafayette, IN · 2d

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Frankfort Recognizes Humane Society During Animal Shelter Appreciation Week

The City of Frankfort recognized the Humane Society of Clinton County during Animal Shelter Appreciation Week with a visit Monday and an official proclamation honoring the organization’s work. City officials thanked shelter staff and volunteers for their dedication to caring for homeless animals throughout the community. The Humane Society...

Frankfort, IN · 2d

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Tethering Laws in Indiana: Hour Limits, Equipment Rules, and Penalties

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Indiana has no single statute that spells out exactly how many hours a dog can spend on a chain. Instead, the state folds tethering into its broader animal cruelty law, which means the legality of your setup depends on conditions, not a clock. If you keep a domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris) tied up in … This article, Tethering Laws in Indiana: Hour Limits, Equipment Rules, and Penalties , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Pet Rent Laws in North Carolina: What Landlords Can Charge and What You Can Push Back On • Kosher Slaughter Laws in South Dakota: Federal Exemptions, State Rules, and Plant Requirements • Pet Liability at Holiday Gatherings in New Jersey: Who Pays When a Guest Gets Hurt

Indiana · 2d

Journal Review

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United Together: Montgomery County Leadership Academy

Editor’s Note: This is the ninth installment in a series of articles focused on the partner agencies and programs that are served by the United Way in Montgomery County. In an increasingly digital world, it has become more accessible than ever for working adults to pick up new skills that will not only advance their career, but also potentially develop meaningful connections. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, tasks that were typically done in the office can now be done in the comfort of a couch thanks to remote and hybrid opportunities. Technology imbued with artificial intelligence (AI) software can now complete an hour-long project in mere seconds. However, something that technology can’t replace is the ability to take leadership.

Montgomery County, IN · 1d

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Indiana taxpayers get another state income tax rate cut on Jan. 1, 2027, the state revenue department and Tax Foundation say

Indiana’s individual income tax rate drops again on Jan. 1, 2027, from 2.95% to 2.90%. The Indiana Department of Revenue says the rate “will adjust in 2027 to 2.90%,” and the Tax Foundation’s state tax roundup puts the effective date at Jan. 1, 2027. The cut is five hundredths of a percentage point, worth about […]

Indiana · 4d

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Indiana’s Amish population could become new voting force

By Carson Gerber for Free Press Indiana News . Broadcast version by Joe Ulery for Indiana News Service reporting for the Free Press Indiana-Public News Service Collaboration. Indiana state Rep. Joanna King grew up in an Amish family that believed voting went against their faith-based conviction that members should stay separate from the world. “They really feel like their influence needs to be praying for the people that are elected … but still really having that complete separation of church and state,” said King, whose family left the Amish faith when she was in third grade. But that long-standing belief is fading among some Indiana Amish — and it could open up an untapped block of conservative voters. More than 68,000 Amish live in Indiana — the third highest in the nation after Pennsylvania and Ohio, according to the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College. The largest communities are in LaGrange and Elkhart counties, where around 25,500 Amish live. In LaGrange County, nearly half of the 41,000 residents there are Amish. “I always tell them, ‘If you guys ever decided to vote, you’d run this county,’” LaGrange County Commissioner Terry Martin said. “And if they told

Indiana · 3d

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Where to see Christmas lights around Kokomo

Bundle up and explore twinkling lights. There are several places around the Kokomo area to see Christmas lights. Check out these locations to get in the holiday spirit!. Drive through more than 50 light displays through Highland Park. Open nightly at dusk starting Nov. 27, 2026, through the end of the year. Santa will be there from 6-10 p.m. to greet visitors!

Kokomo, IN · 3d