Balint Szalavari joined WLFI in May of 2018 as the weekend meteorologist and a multi-platform journalist.
Balint Szalavari joined WLFI in May of 2018 as the weekend meteorologist and a multi-platform journalist.
Balint graduated from Ball State University with a major in professional meteorology and minors in both German and telecommunications. During his time in college, Balint interned at WISH-TV and was a weather forecaster for NewsLink Indiana, BSU’s television station.
Having grown up in Indianapolis, Balint is excited to remain close to home as he begins his professional career.
In his free time, Balint enjoys spending time with his family, mountain biking, off-roading, and exercising.
Balint is passionate about the weather and news and loves coming to work every day. Please feel free to contact him with any story ideas!
Police responded to a call for shots fired early Monday morning.
The meeting will discuss West Lafayette Community School Corporation's current lawsuit and taxpayer petition.
Troy Bacon will retire after serving as Frankfort's Chief of Police for eight years. He will continue to serve as chief until April.
Thirteen children found their permanent home in Tippecanoe County Wednesday.
Purdue's new Hawker 900XP is helping train the next generation of pilots.
A temporary lane restriction will remain in place along Cushing Drive until repairs are made on a sinkhole in Lindberg Village.
Around 100 single game tickets are left according to Senior Associate Athletics Director Tom Schott.
Snow squalls are periods of heavy localized snowfall typically lasting less than one hour. They are often seen with strong cold fronts.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is calling for a wetter season in Indiana with equal chances to see temperatures above or below average.
Today marks one year since Alyssa Shepherd failed to stop at a bus with its arms extended, killing three children.
