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WLFI is the CBS local television affiliate that provides news, programming, entertainment and information to residents of the greater West Lafayette, Ind., area. Established in 1953 as WFAM, the station serves more than 180,000 households in a 13-county area of north central Indiana. WLFI broadcasts on channel 18 and is owned and operated by LIN Television, which owns 29 television stations in the Midwest and Eastern United States.

C-SPAN Archives, located in West Lafayette, Indiana, serves as a comprehensive repository of public affairs coverage, featuring programming across various platforms including television, radio, and digital. The organization is dedicated to providing unfiltered access to political and historical content, supporting education, civic engagement, and informed citizenry. With a focus on American history, politics, and literature, C-SPAN Archives offers diverse series such as American History TV and Book TV, along with resources like C-SPAN Classroom that cater to educators. Their commitment extends to offering podcasts and an array of digital content, ensuring accessibility to their rich archive of programming. Generated from the website

LightStream, also known as Pulaski White Rural Telephone Cooperative, is headquartered in Buffalo, Indiana, and has been providing telecommunications services since 1954. The company specializes in delivering fiber-based gigabit internet and telecommunications services to Smart Rural Communities in the greater Buffalo, Pulaski, Monticello, Royal Center, Star City, and Winamac areas. Committed to fostering community connections, LightStream offers high-speed broadband with no contracts, transparent pricing, and no data limits. With a focus on dependability and customer support, the cooperative has maintained a 99.99% network uptime and continues to enhance the quality of life for its customers through reliable internet and phone services. Generated from the website