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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 · 3d

Journal & Courier

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 · 3d

The Exponent

Honors South residents affected by broken elevator

For about one month, Honors South student residents have been experiencing difficulties in dorm life as a result of one of the hall’s elevators being broken. Honors South Residence Hall is supposed to be equipped with two working elevators. Now, with only one available, many of what were once simple aspects of resident life have become some of the most tedious, such as doing laundry. With having to navigate loads up and down the stairs, residents are missing the efficiency provided by both elevators.

West Lafayette, IN · 3d

The Exponent

‘We’re not done yet’ — county party chairs react to Tippecanoe’s blue wave

The crest of the national blue wave washed over Tippecanoe County during Tuesday night’s midterm elections. Ken Jones, chair of the Tippecanoe County Democratic Party, said the party had been working to bring the blue wave home and that he was “really pleased” with the election results Tuesday evening.

Tippecanoe County, IN · 2d

The Exponent

Trustees focused on athletics during presidential search

One of Jay Silveria’s first meetings on his first full day as president-elect will be a gathering with Purdue coaches this morning at Mackey Arena. As the Purdue Board of Trustees voted Silveria as the university’s next president, effective Feb. 1, 2027, it made sure to mention athletics as an important factor in the decision. Board of Trustees Chair Gary Lehman said it was near the top of the public's survey responses for wants out of a new president.

West Lafayette, IN · 1d

hoosieragtoday.com

Purdue Names Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria as President

Purdue University is preparing for another major leadership transition, one that could help shape the future of Indiana agriculture, agricultural research, veterinary medicine and higher education for years to come. Retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria, president of the University of Arkansas System, will become Purdue’s 14th...

West Lafayette, IN · 1d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy

A Kokomo marine is calling attention to the Wounded Warrior Project

Indiana · 1d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy

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 · 1d

clintoncountydailynews.com

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 · 2d

Current Publishing

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 · 3d

boonecountydailynews.com

Frankfort High School Earns 2026 Indiana Purple Star School Designation

Frankfort High School has earned the 2026 Indiana Purple Star School designation, recognizing its commitment to supporting military-connected students and their families. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced that more than 75 schools across the state earned or renewed the designation this year. The Indiana Department of Education, in collaboration with the Indiana National Guard, selected 35 new Purple Star Schools, while 41 schools renewed their designations. The recognition is valid for three years.

Frankfort, IN · 1d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy

‘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 · 1d

WLFI.com

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 · 3d

The Exponent

3rd WL school board member selected in highly contested race

John Robinson won the third available seat on the West Lafayette Community School Corporation school board Wednesday morning, defeating incumbent Dacia Mumford by a margin of 98 votes. This information became available Wednesday at 1:46 p.m. following the count of 1,847 absentee ballots. Incumbent Laurence Wang and newcomer Maria Koliantz...

West Lafayette, IN · 2d

readthereporter.com

Temporary closures scheduled along Range Line Road in Carmel

Motorists traveling along Range Line Road in Carmel should expect northbound lane restrictions and temporary closures during the week of Nov. 9 to 13 as construction crews install new raised pedestrian crosswalks. The project aims to enhance pedestrian safety across four specific locations along the corridor. Construction will be restricted...

Carmel, IN · 1d

optometrytimes.com

Indiana optometrists open state’s first OD-owned surgical suites

Christopher Browning, OD, and Nicholas Garn, OD, now offer cataract surgery and refractive lens exchange in their own practices. Indiana’s first OD-owned office-based surgery (OBS) suites are now open. These suites allow patients to receive cataract surgery and refractive lens exchange (RLE) in the same practice where their optometrist evaluated them. Christopher Browning, OD, of VisionQuest Eyecare, opened his suite on October 29, and Nicholas Garn, OD, of Zionsville Eyecare, opened a separate suite on October 30, 2026.1 While Browning and Garn worked closely together on the development of the 2 surgical suites, the practices themselves are independently owned and operated.1.

Indiana · 3d

readthereporter.com

Sheridan Community Schools looks ahead following referendum outcome

Sheridan Community Schools (SCS) is beginning the process of evaluating its financial future following the outcome of its operating referendum in the Nov. 3 election. Superintendent Dave Mundy expressed disappointment in the outcome, but ultimately thanked the community members who participated in the election and those who volunteered their time to share information and answer questions about the referendum.

Sheridan, IN · 2d

Current Publishing

Hoover Rd. roundabout completion delayed to spring

The City of Carmel is adjusting the schedule for the 116th Street and Hoover Road roundabout project, shifting remaining construction to spring 2027. The intersection reopened in late October. The project schedule was affected by unexpected delays in utility relocation and utility markings. This work is performed by third-party utility...

Carmel, IN · 1d

Yahoo!

Hamilton County Democrats look ahead after flipping 22 of 41 seats on election night

Tuesday night, the political balance of Hamilton County shifted entirely, with Democrats taking control of 22 seats in the historically red county. Hamilton County Democratic Chairman Josh Lowry said the night was full of shock, and that their goal was initially to only win 10 seats. "For a lot of...

Hamilton County, IN · 2d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy