in the United States. The Purdue Research Park is owned by Purdue Research Foundation, the University's non-profit funding and technology licensing arm. Commercial activities, however, take place mostly across the river in Lafayette. The largest commercial area in West Lafayette is the Wabash Landing/Levee area, which has become a thriving urban-type district since the entire area was reconstructed and the Pedestrian Bridge to Lafayette replaced the old State Street bridge. The Levee features Wabash Landing, a complex containing shops, restaurants, coffee houses, a 9-screen movie theater, a Hilton Garden Inn, and the Riverside Skating Center. News and media West Lafayette residents use many of the news and media outlets located in its twin city of Lafayette. Media located in West Lafayette proper include: The Purdue Exponent. Purdue University's independent student newspaper serving Purdue, West Lafayette, and Lafayette. Newsroom and offices located just off campus on Northwestern Avenue in West Lafayette. WPBI-LD 16 (Fox; NBC on LD2; ABC on LD3) WLFI-TV 18, (CBS; 18.2 CW; 18.3 Ion; 18.4 getTV) WPBY-LD 35 (ABC; MeTV/MyNetworkTV on LD2) WBAA Radio. (920AM, 101.3FM), a National Public Radio affiliate with studios located on the Purdue University campus WLQQ Radio. (106.7FM) Transportation Public transportation in West Lafayette is managed by the Greater Lafayette Public Transportation Corporation. Airports Purdue University Airport Highways Interstate 65 to Gary, Indiana (near Chicago) and Indianapolis US 52 to Joliet, Illinois (also near Chicago) and Indianapolis US 231 to Rensselaer, Indiana and Owensboro, Kentucky State Road 26 from Purdue University campus to Kokomo, Indiana State Road 43 to Brookston, Indiana and Reynolds, Indiana Railroads Amtrak (Lafayette station) CSX Transportation Kankakee, Beaverville and Southern Railroad Norfolk Southern Railway Points of interest Purdue University Purdue University Horticulture Gardens Harry's Chocolate Shop, a bar that is part of the 19th century Von's Shops building Fort Ouiatenon, an early French trading post Purdue State Bank, 1914 bank building designed by architect Louis Sullivan Samara (John E. Christian House), a Usonian home designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright Celery Bog Nature Area and Lilly Nature Center Purdue Horticulture Park Notable people For notable residents associated with Purdue University, see List of Purdue University people. For notable natives from the neighboring city Lafayette, Indiana, see that page. Brian Binnie, test pilot for SpaceShipOne Katie Bouman, computer scientist who was a member of the Event Horizon Telescope team that captured the first image of a black hole Max Mapes Ellis,