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!
The meeting discussed projects completed across Tippecanoe County in 2018 and proposals for 2019.
All three school corporations have had three cancellations this year.
The week celebrates liberal arts through free events across campus.
Blooms and Petals was opened by Paula Eve Davis in 1999.
The first phase of the project includes several electrical and sewage upgrades as well as a new horse barn.
145 acres of land near Harrison High School will be rezoned to make way for the subdivision on the south side of county road 600 north and county road 150 west.
The center welcomed all after several power outages Wednesday morning.
Meteorologist Balint Szalavari breaks down the science behind a winter weather phenomenon known as frost quakes
The review team found that Tippecanoe County saw 6 child deaths during 2018.
Titled "A Journey Through Black Excellence," the historical time line dates back to the late 1960's.
