Web Extra: Lafayette Snow
Clip: 1/6/2014 | 23s
Extreme weather in Lafayette, Indiana.
The extreme weather caused Chicago Tonight producer Josclynn Brandon to get stuck in Lafayette, Indiana on her way back to Chicago from her hometown of Indianapolis.
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Web Extra: Lafayette Snow
Clip: 1/6/2014 | 23s
The extreme weather caused Chicago Tonight producer Josclynn Brandon to get stuck in Lafayette, Indiana on her way back to Chicago from her hometown of Indianapolis.
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