Gregory Loomis News Today

The Tippecanoe County council on Tuesday approved a motion to amend salaries for county health department employees.

At the Wednesday morning meeting of the Tippecanoe County Board of Health, county health officer Gregory Loomis said he hopes to see a wider availability of Narcan on Purdue’s campus.

Legislation addressing the “zombie drug" xylazine has made its way into the Indiana General Assembly’s agenda.

In the back of the Recovery Cafe in Lafayette, there is a poster with hundreds of faces representing just a day and a half of deaths from opioid overdoses.

The Lafayette Recovery Cafe hosted an event on Thursday morning to announce a successful collaboration with the Lafayette Coroners office. Over the past year, Lafayette saw a overdose-death decrease of

Runny noses, mucosal coughs and itchy throats are the consequences of Lafayette’s current flu season, which Gregory Loomis, the county’s health officer, said has affected more residents than in previous

Beams of afternoon light stream through a large picture window, illuminating an otherwise dimmed room. Several slender figures sit in armchairs and lounge on sofas.

As Purdue’s campus was inundated with the annual influx of thousands of students this month, a national uptick of COVID cases nationwide reignited fears of the potential for a rise

In the list of hundreds of food establishments in the Tippecanoe County restaurant inspection list, there’s a noticeable missing link: Purdue.

In Lafayette, a small house contrasts with a crumbling neighborhood.